Veterans to chair Royal Arch degree in Montgomery event
Two veteran Past High Priests Walter Gudden W Scott Shorey and Oscar J Williams will preside at a Royal Arch degree Thursday evening in Montgomery St Bernard chapter No 2 They celebrate long royal arch service 58 years for Shorey 53 for Williams A supper at 6 30 will be served by the Hounds Tickets available from the committee before Wednesday night for headcount
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Montgomery and St. Bernard
Royal Arch
Walter
Gudden
W. Scott Shorey
Oscar J. Williams
Oscar F. Williams
Royal Arch Masons
St. Bernard Royal Arch
Montgomery Royal Arch
Ty the “Hounds
Whem
Largest Enrollment for Evening School at Morse High
Morse High School opened its auditorium for the Bailey Evening School, reporting the largest enrollment in years. Supt. Clinton D. Wilson stressed punctuality, while Principal Margaret C. Flaherty outlined courses and class schedules. Registration continues with details on tuition, renovations, and new offerings in sewing, dressmaking, and electrical work.
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Morse High School
Baney Evening School
Clinton D. Wilson
Margaret C. Flaherty
Alkazin
Bailey
Bath
North Bath
Bailey Evening School
Lincoln Lodge Annual Installation Remains a Formal Event
Lincoln lodge I O O F officers were installed Monday night by District Grand Marshal Nathaniel L. Stover with aid from John F. Conant as grand marshal and George L. Sawyer as grand warden. The new officers include Harold J. Carter noble grand and Walter I. Norton vice grand plus recording secretary George Lawer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge
Nathaniel L. Stover
John F. Conant
George L. Sawyer
E. A. Rogers
Ralph P. Manx
Chester D. Colby
Henry T. B. Leeman
Harold J. Carter
Noble Grand
Walter I. Norton
George Lawyer
Henry G. Shaw
Ralph P. Mank
Clarence A. Rogers
Nathaniel W. Stover
Alfred Bunker
L. M. Lord
West Bath Grange outlines annual fair plans
At the West Bath Grange meeting plans were set for an annual fair at West Bath Grange Hall possibly in the second week of November. A play will be featured with an executive committee and new subcommittees named for entertainment useful articles fancy articles advertising and quilting. Also notes mention city point fishing events and a two-car collision at Chase's corner with settlement reached for the damaged vehicle.
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West Bath Grange Hall
The
Grange
Edwin W.W. Haggett
E. Mason Wright
Joanna Hougkins
Annie Peterson
Lillian Rogers
Hope Ward
Leland Plummer
Robert Olver
William H White
Everett G. Lemont
Frances E. H. Mackadden
Daisy Oliver
Alice Johnson
Agnes Wright
Nellie Totman
Flora Reed
Candy Javie
Mabel Brown
William H. White
E. W. Haggett
Edna Higgins
Iva Hagan
Dorothy Welch
Attempted Safe Robbery Halts at Bath Opera House
Thieves who broke into William D. Sowall’s home and the Wayside Inn are suspected in recent burglaries. An attempt to steal a 500 pound safe from Bath Opera House failed when a night patrol officer saw the unlocked side door, scattering the robbers. The safe contained hundreds of dollars from Saturday’s business but was left untouched. Authorities believe multiple suspects carried the heavy safe over 100 feet, but no marks showed where it was dropped. City Marshal Walter L. Whitney continues the investigation amid possible erased fingerprints.
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William D. Sowall
Thomas Morrison
Wayside Inn
Brunswick Road
Bath Opera House
Furber Davis
Night Force
Davis
Walter L. Whitney
Meeting to Arrange Red Cross Drive in Bath
Arrangements for the annual Red Cross membership drive will be set at a Bath tea hosted by Mrs. Seth S. Mullin at 1111 Washington Street. Attending will be the roll call committee led by Frederic H. Low and Rev. Edwin Dodge Hardin, along with Hon. Frank B. Nichols and team captains. The drive opens Sunday afternoon, Nov. 10 at two.
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Red Cross
Seth S. Mullin
Bath
Washington Street
Frederic H. Low
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Frank B. Nichols
E. W. Hyde
J. Harrison Heckman
Augusta
Charles Nelson
Vivian Brown
Melvin Pratt
Grace Dickinson
Lucien Ames
Robert B. Hatch
Merton O. Webber
William M. Adams
John A. Lord
Charles R. Farnham
Aoloscoe P. McFadden
Alden G. Smith
Herman Crocker
Scott Golder
William J. Perry
Lewis F. Gannon
Elmer F. Campbell
Christine Curtis
James B. Lemont
West Bath
Sagadahoc Veterans Firemen Must Build New Hall Now
The Sagadahoc Veteran Firemen Association faces a cold winter if members do not join the Middle street lot building effort. Foreman John Dwyer of Engine 4 appeals through the Times for volunteers to complete the new hall, with the group already providing the lot lumber and organization.
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Sagadahoc Veteran Firemen’'s Association
Middle Street
John Dwyer
Engine 4
Sagadays
The
Times
Fur Coat in Boston Sparks Pursuit After Down Payment
A man who bought a $500 fur coat in Bath and paid part of the price wore it in Boston before vanishing. A city marshal warrant was issued Monday as Boston police located him but held for warrant. The proprietor seeks repayment and arrest to recover the coat.
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Boston
Bath
Javelin Talent Rising Under Colby Coach Ryan
Harry P. Pinson shows rapid improvement in javelin under Colby coach Michael J. Ryan and is expected to earn a place in upcoming track meets before year’s end.
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Harry P. Pinson
Michael J. Ryan
Colby
Bath flooded with old bank bills causing speculation
Bath enterprises and residents found old currency dating to the 1880s scattered in circulation after the Bath Iron Works Corp paid off a day noon. Signatures of Oliver Moses and William D Mussenden appeared on many notes. Officials say the bills were not part of the Davenport fund and likely came from another estate.
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Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Oan
Oliver Moses
First National Bank
William D. Mussenden
George P.davenport
Charged With Leaving Scene of Accident
Lloyd Coombs of High street was arrested Tuesday noon on a warrant by former state highway officer John P. Crosby, charged with leaving the scene of an accident on High street Saturday evening that injured Max Lewis. Lewis suffered a severely mutilated left foot from a collision with a Buick touring car. four witnesses placed Coombs at the wheel. Coombs denied it was his car. A rear passenger on Lewis’s motorcycle escaped injury. The crash occurred on the brow of the hill opposite Elwell Crosby’s home. the motorcycle was northbound while the automobile headed south. Dr. A A Stott planned a second operation on Lewis’s foot within hours.
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Lloyd Coombs
High Street
John P. Crosby
Max Lewis
Crosby
Coombs
Lewis
A. A. Stott
Stott
Frederick Cullen
Hon
Elwell
Two Bath Templars Attend Inspections in Maine
Rev. David L. Wilson and Arthur Stilphen visited Rockland to inspect Claremont commandery K T with Dr. Wallace N. Price and Harold R. Smith. The party included their wives and Dunlap chapter officers, then moved to Gardiner for Maine Commandery No 1 inspection led by Grand Commander Price.
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David L. Wilson
Maine
Arthur B. Stilphen
Rockland
Wallace N. Price
Harold R. Smith
Gardiner
Claremont Commandery
K. T
Wilson
Mr. Stilphen
N. Gratz Jackson
Dunlap
Jackson
Donald Young
Price
Smith
Séth 3S. Mullin
William A. Furber
Young
Crardiner
Maine Commandery
Morgan-Sawyer Engagement Announced in New Jersey
Mr and Mrs George J Morgan of 3 Stanley Oval Westfield New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Gayle to Alden H Sawyer of New York City son of Mrs Harold C Sawyer of Bangor Miss Morgan is a graduate of Miss Wheelers School Providence and the School of Fine Arts and Crafts of Boston Mr Sawyer graduated in 1927 from Bowdoin College where he was a member of Alpha Delta Phi and now holds a position with American Water Works and Electric Co Inc of New York The wedding will take place in the Spring.
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George J. Morgan
Stanley Oval
Westfield
N. J
Gayle
Alden H. Sawyer
New York City
Harold C. Sawyer
Bangor
Miss Morgan
Miss Wheeler
School
Providence
School of Fine Arts and Crafts
Boston
Sawyer
Bowdoin College
Alpha Delta Phi
American Water Works and
Ellen Newell Returns to New York After Weekend
Miss Ellen Newell returns to New York City Sunday after spending the weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs William G Newell on Washington Street.
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Ellen Newell
New York City
Mrs
William G. Newell
Washington Street
Bath Garden Club Discusses Forcing Bulbs
The Bath Garden Club meets at the Cosmopolitan Club for a round table on forcing bulbs. Miss Anna Trott summarizes practical methods for Dutch and Roman hyacinths, narcissus, tulips, and more, detailing potting, water culture, cold storage, and care through root growth and light.
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Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Anna Trott
Francis King
Shaw Dean Wedding Outstanding Event of Bath Society
Miss Marion Spear Dean daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Russell Eugene Dean of Dorchester Massachusetts married Robert Payne Shaw son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Payne Shaw of Bath at First Universalist Church. Ceremony featured MIT ushers and Choate classmates with Mendelssohn reception at the Deans summer home and plans to reside in Pelham Manor New York.
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First Universalist
Marion Spear Dean
Fred Russell Eugene Dean
Dorchester
Mass
Robert Payne Shaw
Frederick Payne Shaw
Bath
Howard Davis Speers
Dean
Dummer Street
Mr. Shaw
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Haviland Torrey
Head
Earl Martin
Bloomfield
N. J. A. D. Cameron
Marcia Moulton
Ellen Newell
Helen Christie
Dover
N. H
Rosamond Pierce
New Bedford
Choate School
Paton
Carrie E. Shaw
Marie Alphonsine
Dean Summer Home
James
Orange
N. J
Cceuseau
Mrs. Shaw
Pelham Arms
Pelhamdale Avenue
Pelham Manor
New York
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Erma Farrar
Brunswick
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
Mon
Phove
West Bath Grange
City Point
Old City Foint Bridge
Chase's Corner
Center
Old Bank City
Bath Garden Club
Miss Trott
Universalist Church
Bride
Mrs, Shaw
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