Community Notables and Club Programs Mentioned in Local Note
The text lists local figures such as Sheriff elect Arthur R. Greenleaf of Boothbay Harbor and Representative elect Hervey C. Bailey of Whitefield class among jurors. It also describes Mrs. Jackson hosting callers with gifts and cakes despite rain, plus guests including Mrs. Simon D. Crosby and Mrs. Harvey R. Pease. The Women’s Club program includes Rev. Akeley, various members, and upcoming events through December with speakers from Colby College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Greenleaf
Boothbay Harbor
Hervey C. Bailey
Whitefield
Car lineup with 1920s to 1930s models for sale
A dealer advertises several early Ford and Chevrolet cars including 1828 Ford Tudor Sedan priced at 350, 1979 Ford Closed Cab Pick up, 1829 Ford Sport Roadster at 300, 1830 Ford Sport Roadster at 440, 1828 Chevrolet Coach with new tires at 300, 1927 Chevrolet Landau Sedan, 1925 Chevrolet Tours, 1822 Chevrolet Truck, 1926 Ford Touring, 1925 Ford at an unspecified price, and a 1924 Sitar Sedan at 175. The seller notes the cars are not rare but good value and cites their fair-dealing reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Local residents enjoy travels and community events
A crowded week features guests and travels from Boston to Bath and Boothbay Harbor, Lions club charter night at Wiscasset Inn, teachers at Bangor convention, hunting trips in Maine, and multiple dinners and visits among families in town. Notable names include Miss Helen Kierstead, Mrs. J. Towles, Rev. Ernest Spinney, and the Munseys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Cue
Wiscasset Inn
Earl P. Parker
Charles H. Plumstead
Lawrence B. Haggett
Fred F Pendleton
Harvey R. Pease
Alex. M. Weatherbee
Benj H. Adams
John Riley
E. G. Spinney
Harald Sherman
Frank B. Adams
Philip Munse
Local Notes From Westport Damariscotta And Waldoboro
Hartley Hitton of Westport was in town yesterday. Henry Ingalls and daughter went to Portland. Mary Ann Taylor Florence Knight Mrs. S B Hilton and others attended a Sabbath School convention in Damariscotta this week. Mrs Hilton is renovating her Main street store. Rev H E Hadlock of Waldoboro assisted in forming an Epworth League with Mrs Freeman president and Dora Jackson secretary. A league meeting is set for next Tuesday at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Hitton
Westport
Henry Ingalls
Portland
Mary Ann Taylor
Florence Knight
Joshua Hilton
Damariscotta
S. B. Hilton
Main Street
H. E. Hadlock
Waldoboro
Methodist Church
West Bath Scene Brims With Visits and Local News
Mrs. Wymanne remains a patient at the sanitorium. Local residents travel to attend gatherings at homes of the Larrabees and Haggetts. Notable events include a Hallowe’en party at Lowell school and a 96 year old hip injury. Families return from summer homes and voyages, with weddings and shifts in work at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wright
Lowell School
Chester Lorentsen
Corsair
Bath Iron Works
E. W. Haggett
Jane Haggett
Jennie Bishop
Haggett
John Pooler
Sabine
Waterville
Fred Rose
Marion
Beatrice
Stanley
Rosedale
Quincy
Walter Ellis
Endicotte
N. Y
John Larrebee
C. C. Chesley
Annie Trufant
Pownal
Lewiston
Emily Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Brunswick
Boston
James B. Lemont
West Bath
Masonic Temple
Bath
Birthday Celebration at W C T U Meeting
The regular W C T U meeting at the Y was well attended to mark the birthday of Miss Frances Card S T L leader. A cake decorated with a W C T U badge doll and an L T S pin was served. Mrs Linwood Carr spoke on Girl Scouts. Mrs Lizzie B C Chaney read a letter from Miss Anne Brookings in Natal Africa about starting teaching in January and learning Zulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Card
Fred Bragg
Linwood Carr
Girl Scouts
Bath
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Anne Brookings
Woolwich
Natal
Africa
Brookings
Woolwich Notes Include Harvest Supper and Meetings
Woolwich Center Ladies aid to host a harvest supper at the Baptist hall. A Halloween program by No 2 school pupils will follow, with services by the Woolwich Union for Christian service on November 2 across multiple local churches and venues. Local families host visitors from Bath, Montsweag, and Virginia Beach while farmers face fox damage and a chicken loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Hall
Laurel Grove
Emma Hathorne
Carrie Hathorne
Auburn
Ruben
Nequasset
Maurice Baker
Warren
Frank J. Walker
Boston
Maxine
Connecticut
John Reed
Roy McIntosh
Bangor
Charlotte Buck
Augusta
William Gould
Robinhood
Twin County Farm Bureau
J. B. Shaw
Merton Wright
Intervale
Herbert Hall
Rockland
Lincoln Houdlette
Fred Carlton
Josephine Cunningham
Maude Paquet
Edgecomb
Charles —Oliver
Adams
Howard Rice
Bath
Harold R
G. W. Shaw
Montsweag
Ladies Aid
Woolwich Center
Hallowe’en
No. 2
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Day’s Ferry
WISCASSET 235 YEARS AGO IN BRIEF
Henry Johnson holds a fine Boston position while Rev. E. H. Boynton of Camden visits Wiscasset. Mrs. Sewall and Miss Knight and Miss Patterson tour Eastport. Silas Porter party returns to East Boston. Creamery foundation laid 32 by 50 feet with lumber onsite. Various locals travel, socialize, and mark Miss Mary Farley’s sixth birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Boston
E. H. Boynton
Camden
Charles Sewall
Carrie Knight
Elizabeth Patterson
Eastport
Silas Porter
Emerhne Dickinson
Wiscasset
J. Wellington Fowles
Effie Pool
Lewiston
Ray Marston
Kents Hill
G. P. Farley
Mary
Pearson
Nina Rundlett
Mary Shannahan
New Meadows Inn
Mary Farley
H. B. Nash
Ladies’ Guild
St. Philips Church
Owannox
Maine Aeronautical Survey Heads Toward Air Mail Use
Charles N. Cutter of Portland and Bath business leaders discuss air service uptake for a Maine Aeronautical Survey sponsored by 12 capitalists. The Bowdoin graduate and former Colonial Air Transport official aims to gauge businessman use of air mail and express service over several months. Albert Hinkley and wife of Gardiner announce birth of their 13th child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Cutter
Portland
Maine Aeronautical Survey
Maine
Bath
Cutter
Bowdoin
Colonial Air Transport System
Farm Bureau meeting and community events in Days Ferry
The Farm Bureau plans a November 7 meeting at the Community House with box lunches and scissors. Mrs. George Coombs of Bath will demonstrate paper flowers, a popular and profitable activity. Other notes mention travel and visits among residents and a community club supper set for Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
George Coombs
Bath
Twin County Farm Bureau
Lemuel Preble
Loring Mayberry
Massachusetts
Mabel Day Whittum
Flushing
N. Y
H. J. Seeger
Dayferry
Louis Seeger
Jefferson
Woolwich
Herbert Munsey
Dunton Shows His Kentucky Geldings at Brunswick Show
Hon Arthur J Dunton exhibited two Kentucky chestnut geldings Red Fern seven and Denver six in a Brunswick show on the high school athletic field for B H S Athletic Association. Judge Dunton plans to enter them in the five gaited class with J Edward Luce as riding master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
Brunswick
B. H. S. Athletic Association
Judge Dunton
Red Fern
Denver
J. Edward Luce
Old Orchard School
Bath
Clarence Bartlett
Bartlett Bros
Luce Buys 20 Acre Hallowell Granite Works Field
The W. D. Hutchins company sells a 20 acre field in Manchester to Floyd W. Luce. The land will join his residence on the road from the old Manchester road to Granite Hill, adding to his home property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell Granite Works
Manchester
W. D. Hutchins Company
Floyd W. Luce
Manchester Road
Granite Hill
Kennebunk Student Wins Harvard Graduate Scholarship
Richard S. Hawkes of Kennebunk, a Harvard medical student and 1927 graduate, was among 132 students from six Harvard graduate schools awarded a scholarship yesterday. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar S. Hawkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Hawkes
Kennebunk
Harvard University
Harvard
Edgar S. Hawkes
Morse Highs Narrow Win Over Hallowell in Gridiron
Morse High School defeated Hallowell 16 to 6 as Morse built an early lead with nine points in the first quarter and seven more in the second. R. McElman and Marshall scored Morse touchdowns, with Hallowell answering late in the first half before Morse clinched the game with a safety and a fourth-quarter march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Hallowell
Granite City Boys
Cutts
Harold McElman
Richie McElman
Morse
H. McElman
R. McEliman
Bath
Bettinson
Murphy
Burns
Radcliffe
Marshall
Morse Scrubs
Steve Marshall
Conley
Capt
Sulamary
Lewis
TBS
Conley Ford
Legard Babb
Canes c
HN Boothby
MacDonald Troburbo
Clees
Levya Radcliffe
Sacaeee le
Contributors urged to finish Bathy Y M C A drive soon
The Bathy campaign reports strong response and asks all to make final contributions before week end. A list of contributors is published, including J H Schottler Arthur H Price Harry Moulton O F Bullman E V Coombs W W Dennison P J Nichols A J Butterfield Warren Hawley Harry Ring Charles Hall Mrs Jane Spinney Oscar Williams Charles Wetherbee Daniel Dougherty Walter Glidden Samuel Percy Allen Irish Acme Shop Charles Cahill Boston Shoe Store Walter Hill Hotel Phoenix Rodney Ross Friends Olympia Candy Store J A Merrill Mrs Ella Wood Fred Potter George Wetherbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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J. H. Schottler
Arthur
H. Price Harry W. Moulton
O. F, Bullman
E. V. Coombs
W. W. Dennison
P. J, Nichols
A. J. Butterfield
Warren F, Hawley
Harry E. Ring
Charles D. Hall
Mrs
Jane B. Spinney
Oscar F. Williams
Charles P. Wetherbee
Daniel T. Dougherty
Walter 5. Glidden Samuel A. Percy Allen
M. Irish Acme Shop
Charles H. Ca
Correspondence Course in Illumination Work
Westinghouse Lighting Institute New York completed a general illumination course for public utility employees and others in the electrical trade. George R. Perry of Bath, a stock clerk with Central Maine Power Co in Brunswick, graduated with high honors. The program, begun last March, covered the full lighting art to meet demands of manufacturers merchants and homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Lighting Institute
New York
George R. Perry
Bath
Central Maine Power Co
Brunswick
Augusta teacher leader receives silver gavel
Superintendent Fred W. Burrill of the Augusta schools, retiring president of the Maine Teachers Association, was presented with a silver-mounted gavel used at the General Assembly session by Augusta teachers. His name and the date were engraved on the gavel’s silver band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Burrill
Augusta
Maine Teachers’ Association
General Assembly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Simon D. Crosby
Rockland Highlands
Carrie Hilton
Mrs. Pease
Little Allen Crosby
Birch Point
Frank H. Grey
Mr. Akeley
Newcastle
Joseph Cot
A HL Dodge
Nellie Merry
Verma Bailey
John Southard
Anna Soule
Blanche Powle
Frances Plumstead
Ethel Redd
Jessie Jackson
Ina McFadden
Grace Knight
Alice Taylor
William D. Pa Sic
Dean Runals
Colby College
New England
Chevrolet
Landau
Haggett’s Garage
Chic
Mme
Coste
Paris
Mme. Coste
Mado
Sarah Bagley Wright
P. Muriel Titus
A. M. G. Soule
A. W. Kierstead
Helen Kierstead
George M. Hanshaker
Morday
Rochester
N.Y
Churchill Street
Wiliam Linean
Martin Andrews
Thomas C. Cromwell
Helen of
Wey
Alfred Douglass
Snell House
Lee Street
Brookline
Mass
Florence McLoud
Douglass
H. L. Bradford
Nellie Dowling
Fred Raggett
Gay
Ernest G. Spinney
Wesley C. Day
Harry W. Luck
Norway
J. W. Towles
Herman L. Towles
South Windham
Naomi Warren
Suniday
Nute
John Nute
Pleasant Street
J. Stanley Smith
Virginia Beach
H. W. Hawes
Barbara Southard
John H. Southard
Federal Street
Philip Munsey
Elden P. Munsey
Canada
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Garrison Hill
Cresent
East Boothbay
Mount Pisgar
Charles Plumstead
Hall
Hodgdon
Boothbay
Plumstead
Roy
Georgiana Lilly
Hooper Street
Alice M. Boynton
Wilbur Lowell
Joseph P. Tucker
Josephine
Varney
Florence
Charles Legrow
S Island Cottage
Prank H Hutchins
Edward Bailey
New Harbor
Clarence I. Dickinson
Fred Merry
Luther Hall
Tyler Hodgdon
M. D. Glidden
Toms
Kenneth and
Morris
Neal Creamer
Prank Creamer
George W. Nute
Somerville
Sheepscot Echo
W.C.T.U
Albert Hinkley
Gardiner
Dunton
Kentucky
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co
Fred S. Curtis
Mortician
the Mutual Savings Banks
Bath Savings Institution
Shipping City
Sedan Ambulance Service
Mrs. Mayo
Arthur F. Mayo
W. C. Chadbourne
Center St. Tel
Bath, Maine
Broad St
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