Richmond Brief Items of Interest in Seven Day Window
Richmond notes show Mrs Ethel Rankins visiting Connecticut and Mrs Susan H Turner widow of Capt William Turner dying in Portland. Many visits, transfers and social gatherings across Richmond including clubs, dinners, and travelers to Lewiston Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Independent
Ethel Rankins
Connecticut
William Miller
William Thurlow
Beverly
Mass
Susan H. Turner
Capt
William Turner
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Sedgwick
John and
Lucy (Pert) Marks
Arthur Turner
Richmond Village
F. P. Drexser
Evergen Cemetery
Charlotte Waters
South Pleasant Street
William Hartford
Lewiston
Star Club
Masonic Banquet Hall
Georgetown Halloween social planned at Robinhood school
A Halloween social at the Robinhood schoolhouse next Monday evening starts at 7 30. Proceeds from homemade candies and food sales will go toward paying the final amount on the school victrola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinhood
Rockland Eleven Faces Rockland Saturday Kickoff at Kelley Field
Morse high school prepares for a Saturday game against Rockland at Kelley Field. The team aims to rebound from a 9 wreck setback and seeks a win to boost morale ahead of later matches versus Biddeford and Deering. Also notes Mr and Mrs Benjamin Butler and Miss Florence Reynolds visiting in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtrook
Morse
Rockland High
Kelley Field
Rockheunds
Bath
Lime City
Fortie
Waterville
Can Ax Gardiner Amd Skowhegan
Lewiston
Dope Rockland Jrs
Maine
Hebron Academoy
Tro
Aeriabo
Rockland
Tere Morse
Westbreak
Eeeland
Biddeford
Deering
Benjamin Butler
Florence Reynolds
Free trade call echoes worldwide in bankers manifesto
The manifesto signed by leading bankers and businessmen from 16 nations argues for lowering tariff barriers to revive commerce. It asserts trade as peaceful exchange, warns against restricted imports hurting exports, and parallels the current European situation with America’s early postwar era, urging unrestricted commerce and global cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Russia
Germany
Austria
Continental Congress
League of Nations
England
John Fiske
New York
New England
Conncticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
George Clinton
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Sangrado School of Economic
Hell Gate
Jersey Market
Paulus Hook
Cortland Street
Custom House
London
Hamburg
Beekman Street
Fiske
Manhattan Island
Congress
Egypt
Rhine
Kelley
Hallo ween party plans announced by League of Central Church
The League of Central Church outlines plans for its annual Hallo ween party next Monday evening November 1. Decorations will follow the usual theme and a committee led by Mrs. Ralph W. Bragg as chairman will handle all arrangements with members including Mrs. Fred Harwood Mrs. Alvin Cosso Mrs. Charles Farnham Mrs. Marilla Morse and Mrs. Paul G. Bagdikian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Ralph W. Bragg
Fred Harwood
Alvin Cosso
Charles Farnham
Marilla Morse
Paul G. Bagdikian
Grange library expansion in Five Islands area announced
The Grange library plans expansion costing about 100 dollars to accommodate rapid growth in book numbers. Miss Isabel Stevens the librarian received a 35 dollar donation from Miss Katharine Vendergast of Cambridge to aid the project, which will serve local residents and Summer visitors and may attract further gifts. The article also lists local social visits and community notes from Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Isabel Stevens
Katharine Vendergast
Cambridge
Mass
Wilson Moore
Bath
Moore
Charles Moore
Clyde Pinkham
New York
Pauline Moore
Leroy Moore
Bay Point
W. E. Reid
Maine
Hiram Huntoon
Hallowell
D. L. Howard
E. M. Howard
Ocean View
H.stevens
C. W. Nocton
Georgetown Center
J.T. MacMahan
H. W. Howard
Albertina Stevens
Frank Henll
Robinhood
Iva Cromwell
Goldie Sheridan
Woolwich
Chester MacMahan
Linwood Stevens
W. F. Boucher
Webster Harley
Orville
Eugene Rowe
William Marr
George Gray
Charlie Davis
EF. A. Worthing
A. KB. Thibedeau
Lila Thibedeau
Ellsworth Pinkham
A. DP. Reid
Shea
Arrowsie
Traverse
JL. H. Rowe
M.S. Newdick
Hartley Harley
Lloyd Pinkham
Harold Rowe
Edward Delano
Charles Amazeen
Ambrose Thibodeau
Arcadia Lodge
G. W. Moulton
Portland
Personal notes from Maine residents recount visits and travels
Miss Bessie Crosman returns from Portland after a week visiting friends. Rep and Mrs George A Luker return from Fall River with daughter Mrs Whitman Mitchell and son Ralph Baker. Charles A Parris and son Dr Roland Parris return after a gunning trip with John A Parris. Orrin F Frye couple report letters from Arizona on Pacific coast motor trip. William D Patterson to read Fort Edgecomb paper for Maine Historical Society. Miss Gwendolyn Vaughan hosts Jeannette Gilker with bridge prizes. Mrs Ida H Rowe attends Acadia lodge golden anniversary and Pythian Sisters convention. Kenneth Lancaster missing since Oct 17. woodsmen continue search. Lancaster and wife married four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Crosman
Washington Street
Portland
George A. Luker
Milan Street
Fall River
Mass
Whitman Mitchell
Ralph Baker
Charles A. Parris
Brockton
Roland Parris
Brookline
Parris
John A. Parris
Upper
Orrin F. Frye
Pacific Coast
Arizona
William DD. Patterson
Wiscasset
Fort Edgecomb
Maine Historical Society
Patterson
New England Historic-Genealogical Society of
Boston
Gwendolyn Vaughan
Corliss Street
Jeannette Gilker
Maury Brown
Annie Bickle
Gilker
Mary Brown
Annie Richie
Margaret Footer
Albert Bonney
Ernest Hall
Brunswick
Mary Costain
D. J. Howard
Howard
Kenneth M. Lancaster
Waterville
Deadwater Woods
Edith Marriner
Garment
Bridge-Merrill
Bath
Lancaster
Talk of Reopening Dreamland Theatre in Bath
The Dreamland Theatre, later renamed the Liberty, may reopen after representatives from Bangor's Olympia theatre visited Bath to assess the Front Street venue. The property has stood shuttered since February three years ago, with Gioro of Bangor discussing potential operations with Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Theatre
the Liberty
Bath
Olympia Theatre of
Bangor
Gioro
The
Olympia of Bangor
Front Street
Knights Observe Anniversary Celebration in Bath
The Knights and Indies enjoyed a banquet at the Pythian temple followed by a Bath Opera House event. A large reception at the parish house featured dancing with Stevens’ orchestra marking the closing of a highly successful lodge celebration. Past chancellors listed include Edward C. Plummer and James S. Lowell among many others.
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Pythian Temple
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters
Bath Opera House
Parish House
Stevens
Bath
Lodge
Edward C. Plummer
Edward W. Larrabee
James S. Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Harry H. Donnell
Charles H. Stinson
Harry T. Passmore
Frank S. McLellan
J. Edward Hughes
Edward A. McLellan
Henry G. Hodgdon
Frank Dingley
Fred H. Pratt
Augustus A. Seiders
Walter L. Mosher
Harry C. Webber
Samuel A. Evans
Ralph Munroe
William Mann
Vernon W. Miller
Russell L. Kenney
James 2. Sutherland
Percival G. Mann
Noel Parant
William LT. Puffer
History of Lodege and Pythian bodies in Bath
History of the lodge started Oct 25, 1866 with 15 charter members led by Hon James Lowell as survivor. The article lists elected officers, current leadership, and affiliations with Acadian lodge Bath Company U.R.A.K.P. Lowell Temple of Pythiam Sisters, and notes about past grand chancellor Edward Plummer and other figures. It details membership growth, the Pythian Castle Hall, and the committee in charge of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Lowell
M.L. Stevens
G. K
Frank W. True
H. A. McDonald
R. H E. Ingersoll
W. J. Kimball
Albert N. Carr
Andrew Jackson
Hubbard H. Leighton
James S. Lowel
Henry VP. Swett
George H. Clark
John Carr
George A. Alexander
William K. Fogg
Robert Sutherland
Benjamin Oliver
Jacob Fancy
Fred H. Pratt
Russell L. Kenney
William Mann
Fred JD. Hill
Albert McLellan
Loring Roberts
Edward H. Hartwell
James S. Lowell
Joseph Everard
Harry (. Webber
Samuel A. Evans
Harry Watson
John H. Freeman
Fred CC. Curtis
Acadia Lodge
Bath
Bath Company
U.rak.p
Seth Stewart
T. M. McDougall
Percival
Acadia
Marty Curtis
Pythian Temple
West Point Boy Scouts Organize For Year
The West Point Boy Scouts, newly reorganized, elected officers for the coming year including Owen Richardson as Scout Master and J F Sweeney as Deputy Scout Master. New members Warren Gilliam and Elmer Gilliam joined, meetings set for Wednesdays at seven with monthly campfires and talks on travel and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
West Point
Owen Richardson
J. F. Sweeney
Ernest M. Wallace
Herman Smith
Howard Scott
Lawson Heal
Alton Wallace
Clarence Wallace
Joseph Beal
Elliott Gilliam
George Davis
Forreston Wallace
Ben
H. V. Brown
V. Webster
Bath Teachers' Club Halloween Party Thrills At Meeting
Thirty five members attended the Bath Teachers club meeting on October 20 at Center Street School. A Halloween party followed the business session with stunts and a doughnut race won by Fred Higgins. Refreshments were served. officers elected include Bessie Hunt president Ellen Turner vice president Ella Douglas secretary Sadie Coombs treasurer and the executive committee Laura Mitchell Raymond Hayward and Mabel Libby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Teachers Club
Center Street
Fred Higgins
Bessie Hunt
Ellen R. Turner
Ella J. Douglas
Sadie Coombs
Laura Mitchell
Raymond V. Hayward
Mabel Libby
Pike and Trask Wed in Autumn Leaves Arch Ceremony
Bert R. Pike of Lowell Massachusetts and Etta M. Trask of this city married October 20 at 2 pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Tobey Chestnut street. Rev. David L. Wilson officiated with F. Stanley Tobey best man and Jennie Trask bridesmaid. The couple plan a brief honeymoon and will reside in Graniteville after November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Tobey
Chestnut Street
Bert R. Pike
Lowell
Maass
Etta M. Trask
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
F. Stanley Tobey
Jennie Trask
Roy Colby
Pike
Abbott, Worcester Co
Graniteville
Mass
Bert F. Adams
Marjorie Adams
Auburn
John Donnelly
Lewiston
Bath and nearby residents recall travel and family ties
Portsmouth, N I L. Augusta. Bath residents spend time with relatives and travel to cities like Chicago and New York. Reports note deaths, returns from visits, a summer in Portland with a grandmother, and a marriage in Bath. Local figures Ellis Aldrich and Albert Henderson contribute to Legion funds. Attendees gather for an evening in Bath with Arlene Foster as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mates
Portsmouth
N. IL
Fred Temple
Marcia Street
Howard Ingraham
Augusta
Bath
Rodger Melnnes
Washington Street
John Gregson
Chicago
Henrietta P. Gregson
Priscilla M. Hodge
Morse High
Middle Street
Portland
Ina DB. Silvage
H. P. Browne
West Point
Phippsburg
New York City
A. H W. Burke
Paterson
N. J
Oliver W. Webster
Maine
Davdl L. Wilson
Central Church
Boston
Colin Wakefield
Bedford Street
Arlene Foster
Melrose
Mass
Margaret Foster
Lillian Lee
Haviland Torrey
Evelyn Rowe
Flora Fraser
Westbrook Rolls Over Morse In Saturday Grid Clash
Westbrook dominates Morse 39 to 0 with Husky Rube leading a crushing backfield and line. Morse fighters Longley Hagan Miller Anliker Orr hinder Westbrook as Crocker and Doyle spark patchy Morse plays but unable to stop the heavy Westbrook attack and its trio of touchdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Westbrook
Husky Rube
Paper City
Morse
Rube
Bath
Husky Aube
Aube
Doyle
Mitchell
Sullivan
Fulback
Douglass
Longley
Hagan
Miller
Anliker
Orr
Bud Hagan
Crocker
Gardiner
Rockland
Westbrook H
Brown
Winslow
Hay
Barbour
Walker
Chandler
Allen
Sinclair
Powers
A. Gerry
McBride
J. Gerry
Lebeau
Morse HH
Lyden
Kemper
Rowe
Bowker
Decker
Ms Anliker
Auto Collision Near Ham's Hill In Brunswick
A Ford touring car bound for Brunswick and driven by Paul Libby of Bath overturned after a sideswipe with a Hudson sedan driven by Max Tronstein of Isrookline Massachusetts near Ham's Hill around 6 Fifty last Wednesday night. Mrs Libby and Mrs Glidden suffered injuries while other occupants were unharmed. Both vehicles towed to Oliver's Garage Bath per State Police Investigator George V Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Libby
Academy Street
Bath
Brunswick Tod
Ham's Hill
Hudson
Max * Tronstein
Rawson Road
Isrookline
Maass
Libby
Hattie Fiske
Mollie Glidden
Joseph Libby
Bath Visitors and Passings Highlight Maine Business Travel
I M Langley of Lewiston died Thursday in Bath. Archer Terrill of Richmond visited Bath recently. A Jack of Topeham was a Bath business visitor on Thursday. Max J Cronstein of Boston and J J Orbach of Boston were in Bath on business Thursday. Melvin J Marco is on a brief Massachusetts business trip visiting Lynn and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M.langley
Lewiston
Bath
Archer Terrill
Richmond
A. Jack of
Topeham
Max J. Cronstein
Boston
J. J. Orbach
Melvin J. Marco
Massachusetts
Lynn
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Leon Shepard
State Highway Department
Fred Parks
Whippsburg
Augustus Campbell
Cora Campbell
William Terry
Doris Perry
Fred Oliver
Lena Oliver
Cora Coombs
William Cummings
William Bhusdell
Erald Blaisdell
Clara Perry Aml
George Rogers
al Cornish
Hardings Station
Lillian Parks
Ida T’astal
Aml
G. ©. Mariner
Freda Mariner
Flora Shepard
Ethel Foster
Clara Thompson
Chester Foster
Donald Foster
Mausie
S. M. Preble
Frank S. Cairns
Saint Helens
Calif
Skowhegan
Vanessa Beedle
Margaret Grover
Roy Dickensen
Lillian Johnson
Robert Dodge
Virginia Hall of
Nelson Thurlow
Margaret Kearns
Alice Obddy
Katherine Soule
Gladys Dyer
Carl Roberts
Homer Alexander
John Riley
James Senenbugh
Leslie Roberts
Saluce Earl Marr
Cecil Richards
Maine Central Railroad
Madison
Elizabeth Small
State School For
Kite
Jo Or. Cliffent
Evergreen Cemetery
Harry J. Pond
Porthland
Julia Goeeechew
Carlos Dunlap
Arthur Hayes
Rumford
J. Edwin Ames
Mabel Ls
Helen Delong
South Porthind
Ernest Sylvester
Charles Douglass
East Wilton
C. TL Cobb
Ora Reed
Tayde Lint
Porth
George AL Kimball
Hertford
Conn
Clarence Watson
Mechanic Falls
Seth Watson
George Bo Rimaball Sant Sen Laawrence
Alice Cunningham
Rilsworth
Alice Oddy
Rele Tv
Lewis Berry
Willard and
Lewis, Jr
Ford Point
Stockton Springs
Richard L. Sanford
Fort Jefferson
L. LM
Sanford
Georgetown
Leon E. Oliver
Newburyport
Mater
Charles Oliver
Oliver
E. P. Kimball
Kimball
Vassalboro
Rey Newman
Darien
Five Islands
Ida Lewis
J.C. Bernham
George F. Oliver
Peepham
Frank Oliver
George Driver
Augusta Rowe
L. Hinckley
Sagadahee House
Belle Tleatd
Jennie Todd
Lisbon
Arthur L. Todd
Working League
Everett Kimball
First Baptist Parsonage
Sparks
Seward BE. Emmons
William Todd
L Woodside
Dorothy Stuart
Harold Brown
Emma Billings
Frank Heald
Josie Williams
Howard Heald
Jennie ‘Todd
H. G. Heald
A. F. Gray
J. M. Hygan
Marbe
North Street
Kennebec
America
Fred Andrews
J. R. Andrews
Benjamin Hartshorn
Reading
Bethellun
West Point Boy Scouts
Bath Teachers’ Club
Trask
Mrs. J. Fred Tobey
Bath Grid Men
O'Brien
Joy
Hawkes
Ham’s Hill
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me
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