Manty Arrested on Forgery Charge Released by Court
Peter Manty alias Gouras faced Judge Keegan on a forgery complaint by Ernest Saras. Manty was discharged after a 3.5 hour hearing. Saras was later arrested by Inspector Colgan for passing a $19.47 worthless check to City Treasurer Merrill. The trial covered checks drawn by The Texas Steamship Co. for Saras and Manty, with total questioned sums near $629.59. Manty testified he managed the Texas lunch room and that he and Saras planned to use weekly checks to pay bills. Saras denied endorsing or authorizing such actions. The case included bank and witness testimony, with prosecutors seeking grand jury action in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Manty
Gouras
I‘xeegan
Ernest Saras
Saras
Inspector Colgan
Andrew 8
Bath National Bank
Texas Steamship Co
Marnest Saras
Manty
Bath
Texas
Foxas Steamship Company
Ing
George Nicholson
Berman
Savas
Boston
Karl Kistler
Vetropoulis
Lewiston
Newell
Peter Gouras
Merrill
Keegan
Five Islands Social Notes From Bath Visit Reflect Season End
Mrs Ellen Cromwell and granddaughters Ira and Alice are vacationing with friends in Bath. Miss Lulu Rowe returns from visiting her aunt in Bath. Mrs Harry Knowlton and family stayed with Mr and Mrs L H Rowe. Mr and Mrs Gage and daughter Helen closed their cottage for the season and returned to Augusta. Mr and Mrs Walter Houghton and children and Miss Christine Carey left Saturday. The Appletofft and Hanson families, with John Hanson, went to Bath by boat and then to Cambridge by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Cromwell
Ira
Alice
Bath
Lulu Rowe
Harry Knowlton
L. H. Rowe
Gage
Helen
Augusta
Walter Houghton
Christine Carey
Mrs. Appletofft
Dance Night in Winnegance Under Local Directors
A well attended Winnegance News report notes Friday night events directed by Earl Morse Zina Eaton and Walter Rogers. Local outings include J A Redlon family at Biren Point and Marion Redlon visiting friends in Boston. Alton Oliver returns to L A W Line service after a vacation. Mrs Eugene Spinney has come home after two weeks at 28L High Street as a nurse. The village team beat South enders 12 to 3 in a Wednesday night ball game. Read Nichols Co brickyard to start brick burning next week weather permitting producing about half a million bricks. Cord wood has mostly arrived at the yard from Brunswick. Bricks require a half card per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Morse
Zina Eaton
Walter Rogers
J. A. Redlon
Biren Point
Marion Redlon
Boston
Alton Oliver
Bugene Spinney
High Street
South Enders
Read Nichols Co
Court Street
Brunswick
Record Day at New Meadows Inn with Eggs for Doughnuts
Monday at New Meadows Inn set a local record with over 700 dinners and three dozen eggs used in one doughnut batch. Sunday brought nearly as many meals as the famed resort drew large crowds and the cook used about three dozen eggs in a doughnut mixing. Israel Pierce of Augusta, a University of Maine Orono student, worked with the blister pine crew this summer and was called on by Miss Annie Trufant’s home. The article lists many local visits and social notes across Bath, Sabino, Lewiston, and surrounding towns with residents traveling to Chicago, Portland, Boothbay, and other sites during Labor Day week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows Inn
Israel Pierce
Augusta
University of Maine At
Orono
Annie Trufant
Alfred
Maine
T. F. Verkins
Fred McTeer
Wiscasset
Chicago
Park Ridge
I. B. Neiley
Florence
Portland
Charles Vanderkleed
Doris
Eugene
Lee Farm
Collingswood
Christian Endeavor
Cor Tiss” Street
Ernest I. Williams
Edward Leonard
John Russell
B. F. Stackpole
Stricker
Frank
Alden
Lillian Shackford
Fred Thomas
Abner Messenger
Leachmont
Mass
Charles H. Bates
Sabino
Mary Seigar
Herbert Hodgkins
Bath
Horace Aitken
Beachmont
Sabine
Ernest Small
Marjorie
Helen Leigh
Clifford
Gardiner
Kingston
Labor Day
Bonnemort
Margaret Nutter
Newton
Fred. W. Larrabee
Anstress
Boothbay
H. KE. Williams
Detroit
A. A. Coultard
Oscar F. Williams
Birch Point
W. UH. Doughty
Fall River
Osgood
Brighton
Doughty Cottage
Ina Higgins
Lizzie Haggett
Supt. Smith
Morse High School
Campbell’s Pond
Millcove
Lillian Snow
George Brigham
New York
Local social notes and a record Hockomock day
Lawrence residents and visitors attend at Miss Annie Trufant’s home. Red Cross workers man infant garments. A. S. Flood recovers from tonsillitis. Ms Brown hosts Labor Day gatherings as Hockomock ferries 570 cars, a record for the day.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michaels Stern
Joan A. Lecro
ATS
Stevens
Bath Grain CO
Winnegance News
Maine Central Railroad
THD
Maine-Central
Industrial Bureau
Portland, Maine
West Bath
Jennie Mayo
Roxbury
Miss Mayo
J. Everett Mayo
Augusta W Pitts
BE. R. Brown
Waterville
Bristol
R. T
L. TD. Sheldon
Margie Haley
Sebastus
Joseph Larrabee
W. W. Knowles
Southwest Harbor
Samuel Cole, Jr
New Meadows
North End
Dora Austin
Boson
West Point
Pentecostal Workers
R. Wayne Gardiner
Thills
Stebbins
Minnie Marshall
Northfield
Miss Marshall
John J. Desmond
Water Streets
C.L. Farnham CO. Inc
Conley’s Specialty Store
Africa
John Crompton
George Massey
Lawrence
Crompton
Abner Johnson
Hockomock
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