Four Master Brings Coal Cargo to Bath
The four masted schooner Ida S. Dow docked at Howard Coal Co wharf with 2200 tons of coal from Newport News VA. Capt William F Plummer Bath skipper plans Bangor and a Southern voyage after Bath unloading as Sarasota visitors stay with Mrs Alex Wilson on Union Street.
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Ida S. Dow
Bath
Howard Coal Co
Newport News
William F. Plummer
Calais
Bangor
The
Flats
Kennebs‘c
Bowdoin Center hosts Sagadahoc and Pomona granges
Sagadahoe Pomona grange was guest of Sagadahoe grange at Bowdoin Center August 26 with about 150 in attendance. Mrs. Johanna Hodgkins presented an excellent lecture program. Noon dinner featured beans cold meat salads cake pie and coffee. Flowers were sent to the sick and given to visitors. Numerous local visits and farm moves are noted including the Enman family relocating to town and Mrs Hattie Purinton’s farm activity. Town schools opened with new scholars. Sagadahoc grange members rehearse for Windy Willows to be staged in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Pomona Grange
Sagadahoe Grange
Bowdoin Center
Johanna Hodgkins
Addie Williams
Clara Williams
Carrol Williams
Livermore Falls
Robert Enman
Upton
Hattie Pyrinton
Richmond
Charles Babb
Ernest Shrum
Ralph Shrum
Betty Shrum
Velma Moore
Scott Dixon
Revere
Mass
Annie Tyler
Lewis Tyler
Gardiner
Sagadahoc Grange
Windy Willows
James Abrams
L. C. Starbird
Hattie Purinton
Horace
Ladis
A. E. Purinton
S. S. Enman
Yarmouth
James Purinton
Beverly
Captain Washington Prior Embarks on Harbor Island Vacation
Capt George Washington Prior of Long Island Maine aged 86 took a fishing trip by dory, rowing six miles to Harbor Island after surviving injuries from a dynamite cap explosion. In another note, 15 year old John Thompson died in Presque Isle Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Prior
Long Island
Harbor Island
John Thompson
W. S. Thompson
Presque Isle
Vessel Wrecked on Black Rocks Off Kennebec Coast
The two masted schooner St. John valued at about $20,000 lies wrecked on the Black Rocks east of the Kennebec mouth after fog drove her onto the rocks while cruising at eight knots. Coast Guard Capt. Richard Godfrey and crew removed 12 aboard, with eight remaining on deck. efforts to save her were abandoned as the hull bulged and tide covered the decks. The St. John, built at Damariscotta two years ago, carried a 60 horsepower Fairbanks Morse engine and was owned by Producers Fish Co. of Gloucester, having been out a week in the bay.
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St. John
Black Rocks
Kennebec
Richard Godfrey
Popham Beach
Gus Demetri
Capt
Godfrey
Coast Guard
Sands
Portsmouth
C. G. 279
Constitution
Gloucester
Mass
Damariscotta
Fairbanks-Morse
Producers Fish Co
Librarians Attend Maine Library Association Meeting
Mrs. Bertha Dean and Mrs. Arline Troop of Patten Free Library left Wednesday to attend the Maine Library Association meeting in Kittery and Eliot, returning Friday afternoon. The program includes banquets, addresses by Maine library leaders, sessions on public and college libraries, and discussions on books for children, with notable authors Mary Ellen Chase and Eric Kelly featured. Also notices list two property for sale near Maine coast and a request regarding a 1932 Three Quarter Century Club meeting in Skowhegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Dean
Arline Troop
Patten
William Falconer
Fogg Memorial Library
Eliot
May Lamberton Becker
Saturday Review of Literature
Louis T. Ibbotson
University of Maine Library
Edith N. Snow
Public Library
Portland
International Relations
J. S. Ibbotson
Colby College Library
Waterville
Georgiana Lunt
Auburn
Maine
Rebecca Friedman
Maine State Library
Alice M. Wetherell
Bangor
Presiding
Lyssa Abbott
Ruth Lane
Gardiner
Gail Whitehouse
Lizzie Hussey
Skowhegan
Helen Robinson
Aimie Eldridge
Kennebunkport
Gladys Eldridge
Frances Abbott
Belfast
Beulah Akeley
Presque Isle
Eliot and
Kittery
Mary Ellen Chase
Samuel F. Emerson
Lakewood
Old Home gathering in Bowdoinham shines with events
Kennebec lodge Knight of Pythias hosts two day event Aug 26 and 27. Committee roles include McEwen Jordan and Hamilton. Highlights feature high school and Richmond Corner games 8 6 Bowdoinham wins. 100 yard dash wins by Helen Frances. drama Fickle Fortune. prize for long distance throw to Mrs Jennings Purington. Barbara Sedgley wins 100 yard dash. multiple entertainments and speeches by Reedy Brown and Sylvester. Local residents attend with family and guests. county officials, road crews, and local businesses participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flvme
Kennebec Lodge
Knight of Pythias
Charles H. McEwen
Elmer Jordan
George Hamilton
Charles Fisher
George Sedgley
Richmond Corner
Bowdoinham High School
Helen Frances
Elijah Kellogg Church Dramatic Society
Coombs High School
Jenn Purington
Barbara Sedgley
Virginia Temple
Frances Varney
Patricia Sedgley
W. B. Kendall
Congressman Reedy
Portland
Edgar J. Brown
Waterville
Grand Lodge
K. of P
Mr. Sylvester
Auburn
EK. of P
Ralph J. Patten
Harrasecket Lodge
Freeport
C. H. McEwen
Milton Baker
Kirksville
Gertrude Rowe
Florida
Hollis Doggett
Newtonville
Mass
S. A. Clark
Hattie Andros
Lottie Cobb
Gardiner
Vobile Brann
Hallowell
Wood
Frank
Alphonso Wood
Congressman Beedy
Myra M. Page
Bowdoinham
Barbara Siegars
Barbara Houghton
Junior
van Waldron
Frank Siegars
Wallace Hunter
W. H. Gould
Temple & Berry
Coombs High
Ridge
Jellison
Millay
George Hackett
Cushman
Frank Webber
Webster
Georgia Denham
W. B. & E. P. Kendall
Augusta
McKay
George Cutler
Jack Brown
Pleasant Pond
West Medford
Mrs. Brown
Jackie
Henry Cornish
Hazel Cornish
Mary Hall
Lakewood
Mary Lilly
J. B. Lilly
Lilly Farm
Jackson Drug Store
Hackett
Eastern Star
Thomas Point
Ray Tibbetts
Marjory Lammereau
Rufus Coffin
Winniford
John Malier
Brookline
Bath
Virginia Temple visits grandmother during vacation
BOWDOINHAM POST ROAD reports Virginia Temple staying with her grandmother Mrs. Bickford as part of a vacation. Chester Jack and others traveled to the White Mountains. A funeral brought several visitors from Bath and other towns. Ernest Sylvester and family visited northern Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Temple
Bickford
Chester Jack
White Mountains
John Temple
Charles Temple
Guy Small
Massachusetts
Carl Savage
Richmond
John Small
Tom Colman
Vanchon
Ned
Bath
Frank P. Curtis
Ernest Sylvester
Maine
Obituary for Virginia Fides of Orrs Island
Virginia Fides, 87, widow of Antone Fides, died Tuesday night at 1 Palmer Street Harpswell passing season. Born East Harpswell daughter of William Henry and Mary Ann Littlejohn she lived 67 years at Orrs Island. Survived by son F E Fides sister Addie Hannon two grandchildren Sherburne Miller and A M Fides. Funeral Friday at 3 p.m. Orrs Island Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Fides
Antone Fides
Harpswell
Chester Totman
Palmer Street
East Harpswell
William Henry
Mary Ann Littlejohn
Orrs Island
F. E. Fides
Merritt
Addie Hannon
Lewiston
Sherburne Miller
West Medford
Mass
A. M. Fides
Portland
Orrs Island Methodist Church
Woolwich notices and social items from Nequasset and Bath
Two special elections in Benik thle Sui teen ae t for a constitutional amendment redistricting for representative to congress and for Code Law on Nov 9. Various local residents attend weddings, visits, and gatherings. neighbors travel to Boston Detroit Portland and New York. wedding at John Lily home with Bessie Marie Comeau and Harry Carlisle. many guests and travel updates from Woolwich, Bath, Nequasset, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benik
Congress
Ruth Hodgdon
Lincoln Academy
Georgie Walker
Jane
Bos
Earl Ryan
Detroit
Mich
Lawrence Ryan
Nequasset
John Lily
Bessie Marie Comeau
Augusta
Harry Carlisle
Dresden
J. B. Shaw
John Reed
Warren Trott
Portland
Dorchester
Mass
Roscoe P. McFadden
Bath
Woolwich Farm Bureau
A. W. Hall
Harold Hall and Son
New Rochelle
N. Y
John
George M. Stinson
Marcia Stinson
Lakewood
Malcolm McEachern
Glenwood Brown
Ralph Wright
Stewart McEachern
Wiscasset
Julia Bishop
Worcester
Hartley Hathorne
Alfred McKay
A. A. Stott
John Trott
Concord
N. H
Frank Purington
Merle Jameson
Merlene
Waldoboro
Montsweag Church Reports On Ocean Park School Work
At Montsweag church a good congregation heard reports on Ocean Park School of Methods. Miss Roberta Hathorne led the program after completing her second year. Miss Ruth Mank recounted her five period studies. Rev Plinette Allen gave the Life-work Night report and Candle Lighting Service. A community meeting Friday at eight, led by the pastor, features sociability songs and the theme Why Should the Light Shine with visiting pastors from Bath and Woolwich Center expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Ocean Park
Roberta Hathorne
Ruth Mank
Plinette Allen
Sims
Elm Street Baptist Church
Bath
Davidson
Woolwich Center
Card of Thanks for Manfred S. Newdick
The Nocton and Newdick families thank friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of Manfred S. Newdick and for the beautiful flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manfred S. Newdick
C. W. Nocton
Walter I. Newdick
Youthful golfer Dellanger tops local scene with record
David Dellanger a 16 year old Wakefield Mass schoolboy golfer stunned Sebasco by shooting a 31 on Shore Acres course for a new record and then making a hole in one from the sixth tee. He and his parents Mr and Mrs R P Dellanger have been season visitors at Sebasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dellanger
Wakefield
Mass
Shore Acres
Sebasco
R. P. Dellanger
Postmistress of Litchfield Dies After 30 Years in Office
Nora Adams 64 postmistress at Litchfield died after a Sunday shock and long ill health. Born in Litchfield she served as grange treasurer 20 years and belonged to Mystic chapter O E S and other orders. Survived by husband Frank N Adams and five brothers including Edward D True of Bath. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 PM at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. True
A. Hallet & Co
Litchfield
Nora Adams
Mrs. Adams
Jacob
Hannah True
The
Grange
Mystic Chapter
Lodge of Rebekahs
Winthrop
Pythian Sisters of Gardiner and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Frank N. Adams
Lewis and
Roland
Gardiner
Joseph
Portland
John of
Bath
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Herbert Keesling
Sarasota, Fla
Alex Wilson
Union Street
Asl
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Paramount Publix Theatre
Squaw Man
Warner Baxter
Eleanor Boardman
Mary Brian
Joseph Cawthorn
Lily Damita
Lester Vail
Laurel and Hardy
Evelyn Brent
Frank Albertson
Philips Holmes
Sylvia Sidney
High St
Arthur F. Mayo
Bath, Maine
Bowdoin
New York
Neusiness
Thaddeus Orne
New York Life Ins. Co
Boothbay
Harbai
Meeting OF State
X. Y
C. F. Staples
Cora Wilkinson
Edith Lemont
Gordon Howe
Irene Millay
Mildred Small
Newport
Harold Cheney
Mary Chase
Viola Coombs
Emily Rideout
George Coombs
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
F. K. Jack
Florence Neff
Ellen Sparks
Poland
Randall
Leonard Bishop
Jake Bishop
Ralph Denham
South Portland
Karl Hatch
Abbie
Annie Morehouse
C. O. Purinton
H. S. Dodge
Frances Hatch
Edith Wood
Dogget
H. O. Andros
William Cornish
Selectman
W. J. Graves
Ames
W. H. Lowell
Wisconsin
Bowdoinham Post Road
Virginia E
FIDES
Columbia Hotel
Lee and
Leeland
Socony
Front Street
John Crane
Charles Edgecomb
Woolwich
Harvard
Arlington
Max Katz
Elm Street
Hatch’s Shoe Store