Salvation Army dedicates its fine new Bath citadel
The Bath Salvation Army dedicated its Water Street citadel with a noon concert by the 47 piece National Staff band of New York led by Adjt George Darby. Mayor Cahill spoke, praising the army’s work from wartime relief to local aid, as officials described the two-story brick building and planned interior suited for a boys club and transient quarters.
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Salvation Army
National Staff Band
New York
Adjt
George Darby
Sagadahoc Square
First National Bank
William A. McInyre
Boston
New England
Thomas M. Hughes
Portland
Maine
Sagaduhoe Square
Water Street Citadel
Col
McIntyre
John Sandall
War Cry
Trevett
Doston
Maj
Hodge
Center Street
Front
Water Streets
Water
Vine Street
Old Orchard
Iath
Water Street
Charles H. Cahill
Bath
France
Flanders
Lath
Bath Iron Works
Tere
J. H. Sweet
Salvation Army Movement
Sagadahoe Square
J. H. Freman
Maine Central
American ships in the foreign trade stay
Commissioner Edward Plummer of the United States Shipping Board discussed the future of American shipping in foreign trade. He noted current dullness due to a 12,000,000 ton surplus and reduced ocean traffic from Russia and southeastern Europe, but said signs of improvement point to a demand rebound and full employment for vessels once normal activity resumes.
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Rio
Buenos Aires
United States
Frank Munson
American Legion
Albert JD
Lasker
Shipping Board
Plummer
High Seas
Mr. Phunmer
Edward (. Plummer
United States Shipping Board
New Shipping Board
Russia
Germany
New Jerusalem Church closes its conference in Maine
The 83rd annual Maine Association of the Church of the New Jerusalem closed with Rev. Paul Dresser leading the service and Rev. William L. Worcester preaching. Officers and delegates from Fryeburg Bath Portland and Cambridge attended. Reports highlighted a successful Fryeburg Summer school with a plan for a longer course next year.
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Maine Association of the Church of the New Jerusalem
Paul Dresser
William L. Worcester
Cambridge
Mass
Worcester
New Church Theological School
Harold Gustafson
Portland
Louis A. Dole
Fryeburg
Association
Walter Robinson
Fryeburg Trasurer
Harry L. Crain
Harold R. Gustafson
Arthur B. Stearns
Beth
Benjamin T. Newman
David Page Perkins
Margaret Worcester
Harry L. Cram
J. Page Perkins
John H. Kimball
Annabel A. Stearns
Bath
Sperry
Board of Home and Foreign Missions
Europe
Bath Society
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Maine
Sabino Association Holds Final Meeting of Season
The Sabino Improvement Association met at the Pooler cottage in Waterville for a final gathering this season. Reports on the field day showed a net added to the treasury, about 11 dollars from the refreshment fund including bail money from arrests by Chief Fred F. Butler. The group, with 52 charter members, noted a three week run and plans to travel next week as Mr. and Mrs. Adams and sons depart for Los Angeles after a weekend with relatives. their route includes Ontario Colorado visiting Mrs. Edward Frank.
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Sabino Association
Sabino Improvement Association
John Pooler
Waterville
Will Kittridge
Fred F. Butler
Treasury
Sagadahoe County
Parker J. Adams
Edward and
Parker, Jr
Boston
FE. J. Mdgcromb
A. D. Adams
Adams
Harry Curtis
Cambridge
Mass
Los Angeles
Cal
Ontario
Colo
Mr. Adams
Edward Frank
Sabino Improvement Hosts Large Field Day in Bath
Sabino colonists held a weekend field day at Bates field Bath drawing over 200 attendees with about 160 staying for supper. Activities included numerous races a ball game and a tug of war. Local officials Fred F Butler and Fred Wittridge supervised arrests during events and William Kittridge led the sports program.
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Sagadahoe
Sabino Improvement Association
Sabino
Fred F. Butler
Fred Wittridge
Arthur G. Oliver
Hf. W. Aitken
Beachmont
Mass
John Pooler
Waterville
Robert Small
Fred Kittridge
Everett G. Lemont
William Kittridge
Chester Freeman
Bath
A. EB. Meliney
Wollaston
Eugene McGrath
Samuel Belanger
Louise Smiley
FE. B. Noyes
Everett Mass
Everett Lemont
Association
Sabine
N. W. Aitken
Noyes and
Kittridge
Indies
Mrs. Aitken
May To Enforce Prohibition Law In Entire State
A profile of Seth May new prohibition director for Maine detailing his legal lineage and dedication. The piece notes his headquarters in Bath within the federal building and cites his ancestry including John May of Auburn and Seth May senior.
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Seth May
Prohibition
Maine
Federal
Bath
Phe
John May
Auburn
Andreascoggin
Maine Supreme Court
Anson Merrill
Mary Sand
Seth Carter
Maine Central Railroad
Prohibition Chief Expands Maine Office and Duties
The piece profiles two Maine leaders, Director May and cousin Tie, detailing May’s broadened duties since taking office on July 25 and his enforcement of the national prohibitory law statewide. It notes prior roles, party activity, and the shift of prohibition work from Boston to Maine, with an expanded staff to cover permits, inspectors, and enforcement across the state.
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New England
Director May
Tie
May
University of Maine
James B. Perkins
Tle
Auburn
Perkins
Maine
Sheriffs Department
National Prohibition Lin
Prohibition
Boston
Newnghind
Mr. May
Joseph WP. Young
Augusta
Celebration at Popham Beach draws large crowds
The Popham Beach event honoringGeorge Popham drew crowds by land and sea with a steamer voyage, band performances, a ball game between Kelley’s Choice and Winnegance, a clambake, a few races, hydroplane rides earning $20, and grand fireworks. Organizers Edward W. Hyde Chester S. Kingsley Robert Ds. Patch Hiram To Stevens Roy Myers led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Beach
H. Volz
YMC Ual
Chester SM Kingsley
Robert [. Hatch
Eugene McGrath
I. L. Myers
A. G. Oliver
Haviland Torrey
George A. Cahill
Harry Bh. Thompson
Kendall Hathaway
Reggie Scott
Edward Marsh
Jacob Stevens
Charles Fisher
Stanley Hatch
Wilbur C. Oliver
Vincent Cummings
Pauline Meader
Waterville
Helen Brown
Elizabeth McGrath
Helen EK
Malcolm
Elizabeth Deering
Virg
Ganudrean
Fon
John Martin
Kelley
Tony Holbrook
Edward W. Hyde
Chester S. Kingsarey
Robert Ds. Patch
Hiram To Stevens
Roy Myers
Fine Clambake Then Came the Bake
About 150 gathered for a clambake in a community event. The story continues on page six with additional details and outcomes.
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Mummer
Oan
E. C. Plummer
O. K
Senate
Committee On the
White House
McCormick, Moses
Kellog
Knox
Lodge
McCumber
New
Herding
Eign Relations Committee
Senator Lodge
NEW Jerusalem Church
Bates
Delmar
Sheriff Wilbur
Oliver
Charles J. Cain
Joseph Lemont
Melville Smith
Noyes
Everett
C. W. Mefnnis
Delmar Bates
I. J. Perry
Leslie Wold
Warren D. Oliver
Forrest Butler
Genn Joyce
T. Sumner Hayes
Vaughan Smiley
R. (. Bohn
Milton
H. W. Aitken
Samuel F. Bates
Ralph ©. Whitehouse
Marion Dain
Margaret
Eleanor ‘Bates
Evelyn Oliver
Addie Palmer
Marjorie Smiley
Rheta
Helen Aitken
Madelyn Noyes
Misses Smiley
Eleanor Bates
Kiddies
Aston
Dain
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Alton Marston
Malden
Marjorie Small
Kingston
Wilbur Oliver
Stanley Whitehouse
Richard Bullock
Fitchburg
Charles Hlaggett
Warren
Glenn Joyce
Sumner Hayes
Rheta Aitken
Aston Marston
Clifford Leight
Warren Oliver
Martha King
Eleanor Tates
Addie Dalmer
Chester Freemen
Margaret Oates
Warren J. Oliver
Young Oliver
Warren TD
Clifford Leigh
Pooler
J. J. Perry
Whittridge
McGrath
Page Five
Remember Navigation Co
HL Anderson
Edward Rollins
Rollins
Ralph Small
Pone
Popham Beach
George Popham
Popham
Sumner
George
Chester Os
Kingsley
Society Hall
Johnson Bros Co
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