Camp Fire Girls Hike to Ross Cottage Pleasant Pond
Richmon d residents note a group of Camp Fire girls from Richmond hiked to the Ross cottage at Pleasant Pond over the weekend. Participants include Miss Warriette Page Miss Beatrice Allen Laura Grondin Muriel White Madelyn White Madelyn O Neil Lucile Bailey Katherine Soule Marion Blair and Frances Preble. Local updates mention Halloween social events and a variety of visits and activities around town.
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Camp Fire
Ross
Pleasant Pond
Personal notes of visits and guests in New England towns
Mrs John Totten of Waltham is a guest of Mrs Fred L Andrews of Washington street. Mrs Mary Thomas of Portland is visiting Bath guest of Miss Winifred Johnson of Summer Rev Weston P Holman of Beacon Street church attended the district conference of Methodist churches in Auburn. Sir and Mrs Fred Bowie and family returned from a weekend trip to Boston. Miss Violetta Berry returned to Portland after visiting Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington street. Mrs Allan Spear and son Joseph of Andrews road left for Boston to visit Mrs Spear's aunts Miss May Spinney and Miss Helen Spinney. Mr and Mrs Charles Lockery have a Mr Lockery employed after weekend at their home on Dummer. Mr and Mrs William Kingsbury of Newton Center returned Monday after visiting Mr Kingsbury's father Joseph Kingsbury of Park street.
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John Totten
Waltham
Mas
Fred L. Andrews
Washington Street
Mary Thomas
Portland
Bath
Winifred Johnson
Summer Street
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
Auburn
Fred Bowie
Ethel
Rolvin
Drummond Street
Boston
Violetta Berry
Frederick E. Drake
Allan Spear
Joseph
Andrews Road
Spear
May Spinney
Helen Spinney
Charles Lockery
Lockery
Dummer Street
William Kingsbury
Newton Center
Mass
Mingsbary
Joseph Kingsbury
Park Street
Veteran ball tosser visits Bath during stay
Rdbert T. White of Rochester New Hampshire visits cousin Archie Doyle on North Street and attends the Morse Hallowell game Friday. The six year old boy previously pitched for the Elders in New Hampshire circles, scoring three runs and aiding his team's summer success.
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Rdbert T. White
Rochester
N. H
Archie E. Doyle
North Street
Morse-Hallowell
White
Mr. White
Prominent Bath hotel man dies in Franconia
Obituary notes Harry W. Priest a renowned hotel manager with Bath ties who died at his Franconia home after prolonged illness. He led the Hotel Rockledge at Wopham Beach and later managed major properties including Wentworth at Newcastle and the Carolina in Pinehurst, with longtime partner Albert H. Shaw. he left a wife and daughter Lucy Priest.
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Harry W. Priest
Bath
Franconia
Priest
Rockledge
Wopham Beach
United States
Albert H. Shaw
Wentworth
Newcastle-by-The- Sea
Portsmouth
Carolina
Pinehurst
Shaw
Forrest V’ark
Moosehead
Lucy Priest
Death of Hiram Cornish 81 in Bath after seven weeks illness
Hiram Cornish aged 81 died Monday evening at 79 Pine Street Bath after a seven week illness. Born in Bowdoin son of Elbridge and Abbie Cornish he moved to Bath 62 years ago. A former cooper and farmer he was a Methodist and esteemed resident. Survived by wife Helen Jackson two children Mary Sanborn Edwin Cornish and Frank H Cornish a brother Everett Cornish. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at his home.
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Hiram Cornish
Pine Street
Bowdoin
Elbridge
Abbie Cornish
Bath
Ellen A. Crocker
Helen Jackson
Mary A. Sanborn
Deland, Fla
Edwin
Mrs Harriet Spinney Dies in Brookline Mass Burial in Bath
Mrs Harriet F Spinney formerly of Bath died Friday Oct 23 at her Brookline Massachusetts home Services were held in Brookline Sunday at three The body was brought to Bath for burial Monday with her daughter Mary A Spinney of Brookline and her son in law Hon Joseph Torrey of Bath She leaves another daughter Helen P Spinney and four grandchildren with one sister Lucy J Sutton of Santa Clara California She was wife of the late George A Spinney and lived on Bedford street in Bath until ten years ago
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Harriet F. Spinney
Bath
Brookline
Mass
Mary A. Spinney
Joseph Torrey
Helen P. Spinney
Allan Spear
Charles McKay
Port Arthur
Texas
Owen Torrey
New York
J. Haviland Torrey
City
Lucy J. Sutton
Santa Clara
Cal
Spinney
George A. Spinney
Bedford Street
Mrs Mae Hopkins Jackson Dies In Massachusetts
Mrs Mae Hopkins Jackson wife of Percy E Jackson formerly of Bath died Sunday at her Waltham Massachusetts home after three years of ill health She was active in Bath civic life and First Baptist church She leaves her husband her mother Mrs Allura A Hopkins of Waltham and three brothers Irving L Hopkins of New York George W Hopkins of Waltham and Herbert I Hopkins of Bath.
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Mae Hopkins Jackson
Percy E. Jackson
Bath
Waltham
Mass
Irving L. Hopkins
New York
George W. Hopkins
Funeral for Ernest E. Dudley Held at Home
Funeral services for Ernest E. Dudley were conducted Friday afternoon at his home 17 Edgett Street with Rev. George B. Wolstenholme officiating. Bearers from the Sagadaheck Veteran Firemen's Association included Wallace Russell Ambrose McNeil Archie Carey and John Gagne. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Ernest E. Dudley
Edgett Street
George B. Wolstenholme
Sagadaheck
Guild of Grace parish House Hostess Evening
Mrs Harold Adams hosted the Guild of Grace Episcopal church at the parish house Monday night with about 21 attendees. Sandwiches cake and coffee were served. Lieut John A Lord of Boston visited family on Pearl street over the weekend. Annabel Lord visiting Farmington Normal also spent the weekend at home. Mrs Laura Appleton moves the Woman's Exchange to Swastika store on Center street Friday with food and gift shop continuing as usual. Mr and Mrs John Footer sent Bath friends cards from El Vaso Mexico. they plan to Berkeley California by Sunday for the winter, trip from Bath in about three weeks. The wedding of Madelyn Chase daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter E Chase of Center street to Karcher Jackson son of Mr and Mrs N Gratz Jackson of Washington street will be held Thursday at 12 30 in the presence of relatives and a few intimate friends. Phe Past dat elk G chapter OES enjoyed supper at Colonial cafe Monday evening then visited the home of Mrs Harry G Deering to pass the evenings. The occasion honored Mrs Wilbur C Oliver who left Tuesday morning for Florida to pass the Winter.
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Ross Cottage
Pleasant Pond
Warriette Page
Beatrice Allen
Laura Grondin
Muriel White
Madelyn White
Madelyn O'Neil
Lucile Bailey
Katherine Soule
Marion Blair
Frances Preble
Caroline Carlton
Emily Lilly
Nellie Lilly
South Dresden
Ruth Anderson
Madelyn Umberhind
Carl Roberts
Edward Coughlin
George
Lath
Legion Auxiliary
Main Street
Florence Somers
Bridgeton
John E. Williams
Dorothy
Arthur Story
Fairfield
John KR. James
Everett Douglass
Atlantic & Pacific
William Speck
Swan Island
Clara Thompson
Bowdoinham
Yearl Galuxha
Byron Ludwig
Eva Thayer
Dresden Mills
Russell King
Gardiner Street
Mixx Natalie Mexerve
Freda Marriner
Amasa King
Emma Lamoreau
Join Turner
Gardiner
Chatberlin
Mis
Harriette Vage
Jennie Dutton
Linwood
Milford
Frank Heynolds
E. E. Purington
Litchfield
Alfred Brown
Richmond
Austin
Harry Blaixdell
Phippburg
Samuel Garretson
Hollyxwed
Calif
New York
A. G. Niles
Maine
Laura Lewis
Myrtle Gordon
BK. Pope
Canterbury
N. H
K. Pope
Hingham
Mass
Francis Smith
Newton Center
Harry Teuren
Greenfield
Max
George A. Quimby
A. L. Warren
Laconia
N. HL
Ellys
Dr. Colburn
Rangeley
Wingate
Boston
Hallowell
Gibbs
Merrymeeting Bay
Marry Duren
Fred Lewis
John James
Auburn
Akter
Austin Brown
Kansas City
Myra Dunn
New Hampshire
George Gaubert
Ida Gaubert
Harold Averill
Erial Merrifield
Portland
Brunswick
H. L. Stilphen
Frank Beedle
Seth Watson
Charles Grondin
G. B. M. Soule
Aroostook
Sadie Brehaut
Itoston
Dover Southard
Melville
Alfred Homlicite
West Dresden
William Gray
Bowdoinhham
Jean Edgecomb
Bath
Ada Williams Tripp
Harriette Sedgley
High Street
Robert Stewart
Lang Don Road
Charles Wheeler
Frank Brown
Freeport
J. B. Ward
Archie McMaster
Minnie Bubier
Elmer King
Olive
Farmington
N.hs
King Nerer
Roger Patch
Lynn
Harriette Wateh
Gardner Street
Lillian Haynes
Iter
Augusta
Charles W. Messenger
John Fann
N. H. Hatfield
Ella Gray
Chestnut Street
Mixx Bernice Johnson
Presque Isle
Chester Lord
Grange Hall
Harry L. Stilphen
Paul Stilphen
John Parker
Nelson
Sarah Wheeler
Fred Wheeler
Daughters of Veterans Meeting
Thomas Sborgesson
Coombs High School
Alfred Lilly
Mixs
Harriette V Page
Evelyn Smith
Carlton Randall
Roder T Stanley
Sherman Roberts
William Larlee
Ralph Thibeau
John Easler
Eden Easler
James Erskin
Skowhegan
Albert Roberts
Richmond Hotel
Durand Shoe
Derry
N. HS
Elizabeth Caswell
Charles ‘Howe
Margaret Scott
Mildred Costello
Hartley Ranger
Harold Adams
Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
John A. Lord
Pearl Street
Annabel Lord
Wilbur C. Oliver
Florida
First Baptist Church
Georgie M. R. Walker
Maine Teachers’ Association
Arthur Todd
Louise
Lisbon
Jennie Todd
George Waskey
Robinhood
West Palm Beach
Fla
Mixx Hessie Mikels
Arthur Buzzo
Walter Gordon
Bay Point
Roslindale
CC. L. Hinckley
Ruth
Marjorie
Walter Reid
Seguinland
Wortland
Rev
Kimball
Otisfield
George Laxkey
Nelson Cottage
George Powers
Nubble
Alonzo Twomley
Charles Farnham
Andrew Merrill
Ferdinand Reyher
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Church
Earle Hagan
Buzzo
George Oliver
Five Islands
John KR. Blackie
West Georgetown
Martha Hinckley
Georgia Knight
Levi Powers
Rockland
William Todd
George S. VP. Brennan
Amos Steadman
A. E. Rowe
Town Hall
Elmer’s Orchestra
Woolwich
H. W. Childs
Sewall P. Oliver
John H. Stacy
Popham
Harold Brown
Roy Newman
Darien
Conn
Newman
Cherry Lawn School
Robinhood Church
Supper at Vestry Funds Benefit First Baptist Church
Georgetown notes report a Friday vestry supper hosted by the First Baptist church finance committee raising over 25 dollars for church work. The item lists local residents traveling, visiting, and events from Robinhood to Bath, Five Islands, and Sagadahoc Bay, plus church notices and upcoming services.
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First Baptist Church
Maine Central Winter Schedule Adds Vine Tree Limited
The Maine Central Winter schedule takes effect Sunday at 12:01 am with a new Vine Tree Limited on Monday November 2 extending service of last month’s Boston and Maine Pine Tree Limited between Portland and Boston. The Pine Tree Limited runs Dortland to Waterville via Brunswick arriving Portland 7:50 am and departing 8:00 am for Boston arriving 10:40. Eastbound Pine Tree leaves Boston 4:20 pm reaching Portland 7:00 pm then to Waterville and Brunswick stopping at Freeport Bowdoin ism and Richmond to serve Worthind and West points, arriving Waterville 9:30. Train 280 from Rockland to Pineswick via Bath shifts 5 minutes earlier. Bath connections to Vine Tree Limited require a 6:00 pm Brunswick trolley and return via 8:20 pm Brunswick trolley to Bath arriving vine.
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Maine Central Railroad
Vine Tree Limited
Maine Central
Boston & Maine
Portland
Boston
Dortland
Waterville
Brunswick
Freeport
Bowdoinism
Richmond
Worthind
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Rockland
Bath
Pineswick
Pine Tree Limited
Vine
Old Time Records Interesting Reading
Mrs. Proctor A Hagan finds old documents while preparing to winter in St. Petersburg. One unsigned contract for building the Arrowsie bridge between Woolwich and Arrowsie set Aug 20, 1850 as completion and readiness date. A carrier boys New Year’s address from Bath Daily Times dated Jan 1, 1861 contains 34 stanzas of six lines each. Norman W. Howard visits Southport for a few days on business.
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Proctor A. Hagan
Bath Daily Times
Five Islands Russell Reid builds seaside bunga low at Seguinland
Walter E. Reid of Portland, with a Summer home at Seguinland, funds extensive grounds work and a large bunga low overlooking the sea. The project employs many men and several teams, aiming to create one of the coast's most attractive Summer places. Local social notes mention visitors, hospital stays, and a union church supper to support Rev. E. P. Kimball’s moving expenses.
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Walter E. Reid
Seguinland
Autos Collide at Vine and Water Streets
Two Ford vehicles sustained minor damage after a Monday afternoon collision at Vine and Water streets. Sheriff J Horace McClure drove a Ford sedan. Ralph Harford steered a Ford truck from Steeve's Market. Both were traveling on blind corners. no injuries reported.
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Vine
Water Streets
J. Horace McClure
Steeve's Market
Ralph Harford
Sheriff McClure
Washington Street
Halloween parties bring cheer to Bath residents
A Halloween party and birthday surprise united the Mid-week club at Mrs. Herbert E. Cavanaugh’s East Brunswick home for Mrs. Everett G. Lemont’s birthday. Guests wore varied costumes, enjoyed ghostly decor, a guided candle trail, and a gift bag and vanity set for the honoree.
Halloween Party for Local Youthful Friends
Street held a Halloween party Friday evening from six to eight for several young friends. Games stunts and storytelling entertained guests. Rooms were decorated in orange and black with black cat place cards. Candy filled Halloween baskets stood at each place as ice cream cake and crackers were served. Guests included Nancy Webb Virginia Golder Annabel Webb Clarence Ayer and Wallace Webb.
Central Church Choir Hosts Fall Social Evening
The Central Church choir held its first social of fall at the parish house. Mrs. Coss, Thompson, Appleton, Shaw and Parks organized a chicken salad supper for 35, including the music committee as guests. A blindfolded game honored Madelyn Chase, soon to wed Karcher Jackson, with gifts of aluminum kitchen utensils. The night included rehearsal and dancing, with Halloween colors decorating the room.
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Central Church Choir
Coss
Thompson
Appleton
Shaw
Parks
Madelyn Chase
Karcher Jackson
Jurors Drawn for Traverse Jury in Saga dahoc Supreme Court
Aldermen in special session Friday drew eight jurors for traverse duty in Saga dahoc Supreme Court. Report to be in court Monday at 9 50 AM. Names include William J. O'Brien George P. Larra bee Lewis J. Avery Harry W. Thebeau. Staples To Speak at New England conference in Worcester Navy December 12 13 led by Arthur G. Staples editor Lewiston Journal. Mrs J N Fish and son Raymond visited Bath.
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Sagadahoc Supreme Court
William J. O’brien
George P. Larrabee
Lewis J. Avery
Harry W. Thebeau
Frank B. Nichols
Curvier W. Dolloff
Louis P. Eseley
Herbert W. McCabe
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Ernest Dudley
Georgetown
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Southport
Reid
Lloyd Pinkham
Bath Hospital
George Gray
Norman Oliver
Isle of Shoals
Vernon Gray
Elbridge Mains
Alton Reed
H. W. Howard
George Bibber
A. E. Holland
Holland
F. M. Reid
Iva
Alice Cram
Bowdoinham United Baptist Association
West Harpswell
Lila Thibodean
Hartley Harley
Lewiston
Ada McGilvery
John Hinckley
Arthur Berry
Mixx Elizabeth Cook
Ferry Street
Mrs. Reid
Walter Moore
N. G. Snowman
Moore
Snowman
Sunshine Circle
Leon Williams
Waltham, Mass
Williams
C. C. Davis
L. H. Rowe
Iva Cromwell
Alice Cromwell
E. A. Harford
T. E. Cromwell
Livermore Falls
Alfonzo Cote
Gertrude Leonard
Mona Campbell
Union Church
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American Legion
K. of C
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Ruth Oliver
Silas Oliver
George Frasier
Dorothy Wing
Jane Wing
Ruth Pratt
Iva Burnham
Barbara
Blanche Freemug
Young Men’s
Desmond’s
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John J. Desmond
Herbert E.cavanaugh
East Brunswick
Everett G. Lemont
Harry A. Beals
Flossie Beals
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Miss Beals
Ladies Aid
George Wallace
Somerset Place
Miss Red Riding Hood
Wallace
Charles Madden
Fred Teeling
Columbia
Bessie Clark
Weston Holman
Georgie Glass
Henry Adams
Robinson
Fortune Steller
Charles Blaisdell
Arthur Webb
Owen Webb
Washington
Central Church
J. N. Fish
Raymond
D. M. Humphreys & Co
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Sagadabock Block
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