Teachers Assigned for Union 48 for Fall Term
Superintendent John H. Carter lists Union 48 teachers for the fall term with assignments across Georgetown Center Woolwich Phippsburg Winneganee and other areas. All Union 48 schools open September 8 except Winneganee Phippsburg Center and West Point which open September 15. A teachers meeting at the Sagadahoc schoolhouse Friday September 25 features Miss Florence Hale as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Carter
Arrowsie
Georgie M. Walker
Woolwich
Georgetown
Ruth W. Powers
Robinhood
Five Islands
Sonie Thibodeau
Phippsburg
Winneganee
Ruth C. Trueworthy
East Brunswick
Center
Alice L. Galvin
Bath
Parker Head
Florence E. Reed
Popham Beach
Lizzie M. Sawyer
N. Waterford
Small Point
Nellie L. Kelley
Ashdale
Elizabeth Andrews
Sabattus
West Point
Marguerite Gould
Rockland
Sebasco Grammar
Lillian Spencer
Sebasco
Léna Oliver
Winne~gance
Westport
Mabel P. Heal
Sagadahoc
Florence Hale
State Department of Education
McMillian seeks teacher for distant Labrador outpost
Commander Donald B. MacMillan needs a winter teacher for a school among the Eskimanx at Nain Labrador the far northern outpost. A Moravian missionary Katie Hatasch will host a 30 child group and act as governess with nursing noted as helpful. All travel and living costs paid and Grenfell Mission backs applications. join by mid September before ice navigation closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. MacMillan
Nain
Labrador
Nein
Katie Hatasch
Germany
MacMillan
Grenfell
Iceland
Bath Girls Graduate at Ocean Park Commencement
Miss Ruth Watson of 407 Washington street and Miss Sadie Grover of Woolwich were graduated at the 12th annual commencement of the School of Methods of the New England Baptist Conference at Ocean Park. They completed a three year course. Next year Miss Margaret Chaney of 332 Washington street will graduate and in 1932 Robert Hathorn of Woolwich Edith Wallace and Rossland Hall of Bath will graduate. The ceremony was viewed by about 1,000 people. There were 836 students enrolled this season with Maine sending 191, Massachusetts leading with 368.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Watson
Washington Street
Sadie Grover
Woolwich
School of Methods
New England Baptist Conference
Ocean Park
Margaret Chaney
Robert Hathorn
Edith Wallace
Rossland Hall
Bath
Maine
Massachusetts
Progress on New State Highway Extends Across Brunswick Route
Westbound traffic on the Portland road now uses the north cement lane from Mill street to Deep Cut in Brunswick, with the full two miles opened this week. The south lane cement surface is finished to Deep Cut and work shifts to Hillside for the next phase from Hillside crossing to the Brunswick Freeport line. After that, a two week set period delays further pours, and one way traffic will continue east and west to Church road until completion. Nearby, nearly a mile of the east bound lane toward Yarmouth is advancing from Spiers hill, and work on the Royal river bridge at Yarmouth Falls has begun with concrete pouring already started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Road
Mill Street
Deep Cut
Brunswick
Hillside
Hillside Crossing
Brunswick-Freeport Town Line
George W. Fowler
Church Road
Yarmouth
Spiers Hill
Cumberland
Royal River
Yarmouth Falls
Mrs Hyde Hosts Elegant Afternoon Tea at Elmhurst
Elmhurst estate of Mr and Mrs John H Hyde hosted a four to six tea with Mrs Hyde greeting guests in a blue georgette gown. Tea was poured by Mrs Edward W Hyde and others. several out of town guests from New York City Napanee Ont and Portland attended including Mrs George Dearborn Mrs Henry Dearborn and Miss Helen A Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmhurst
John H. Hyde
Edward W. Hyde
Charles P. Wetherbee
John McInnes
W. S. Newell
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Margaret Cargill
New York City
George Dearborn
Henry Dearborn
Frederick Richardson
Helen A. Grange
Napanee
Ont
Madelyn Christy
Flushing
N. Y
Eugene Shaw
Greenwich
Gertrude Tucker
Providence
R. I
Donald 8. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Former Bath Boy Shines as Female Impersonator at Keith's
Olin Landick, a former Bath resident and Morse high school student now living in Lynn Massachusetts, headlines at Keith's theatre this week. Brought to Portland by master of ceremonies Bria Jewett, Landick scores a real hit as a female impersonator with old Bath friends reconnecting before Saturday night. Mrs Lizzie Lermond of Weeks street visits Foster's Point for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Keith's
Olin Landick
Lynn
Mass
Morse High School
Landick
Portland
Bria” Jewett
Lizzie Lermond
Weeks Street
Foster's Point
Bath merchants oppose new patrol plan change
The Bath city plan to shift two business district patrolmen to outlying areas drew opposition from twenty four Front Street merchants and other property owners who knew nothing of the order. Mayor Harold P Small defends the move as improving overall protection, while critics fear reduced business district coverage and communications gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Harold P. Small
Merchants of
Maine
Small
South End
North End
Dora L. Howard
Owen J. Ledyard
Edward D. True
A. Hallet & Co
William E. Palmer
A. G. Page, Jewelers
Charles A. Harriman
Front Street
Morris S. Povich
Front Street Clothier
Charles H. Cahill
Colonial Cafe
Charles W. Clifford
Harry P. Bridge
H. ®. Bridge, Inc
John J. Desmond
Center Street Clothier
Joseph Charles Focter
Clifford Smith
Monroe
George A. Churchill
Churchill's
Rice’s Shoe Store
Grangers oppose billboards marring Maine scenery
Sagadahoc Pomona grange members at Bowdoin meeting voted to eliminate unsightly billboards. The session featured talks by C. O. Purinton and others, with Sunnier topics on energy education and farming, concluding with plans for upcoming Pomona events and a 100-person attendance.
Missing Bath Man Found In Aroostook
Myles Syphers of 21 Raymond Court was located in Monticello where he had gone to potato harvest after an apparent disappearance last week. His wife and two children were relieved, noting his record of picking 127 barrels in a day and his long-time farm work begun in his youth. He contracted the fever at his sister’s Newport home and then traveled to the spud country to harvest at low prices per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myles Syphers
Raymond Court
Monticello
Newport
Toothakers Return From Canada Weekend
Mr and Mrs Charles C Toothaker have returned to their home on North street after spending the weekend and holiday in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Toothaker
North Street
Canada
Bath Man Killed by Hit and Run Driver Saturday
Joel E Dobbins of Alliston Massachusetts was struck on the Newburyport Turnpike by a hit and run motorist and died. His body reached his Bath mother Mrs Evelyn Dobbins after a Friday night hitchhike attempt. Funeral held Tuesday at the family home with burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel .E. Dobbins
Alliston
Mass
Bath
Evelyn Dobbins
Washington Street
Dobbins
Newburyport Turnpike
Saugus
Bisbee
Cliftondale
Summer
Boston
Vena Dobbins
Mansfield Street
Allston
Mr. Dobbins
Bath Box Co
Bath Iron Works
Boston & Albany
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Bapist Church
Harry
Herbert
Harvey
Roland Dobbins
Oak Grove
Party mistaken on registration plates
City Marshal Walter L. Whitney investigated a Bath funeral procession incident. The Ford truck accused of cutting through the line was misread. the number belonged to a Hudson sedan belonging to a Liver more Falls resident. The marshal will pursue the stolen plate possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Whitney
Bath
Brunswick Road
Livermore Falls
Two New Homes Near Kennebec Bridge in Woolwich
Woolwich gains a developing residential zone with two new houses under construction. David Loring of Woolwich and John B. Lilly of Dresden lead building on the east main road near the toll house. Lilly, a winter smelt buyer, plans to reside there seasonally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Kennebec Bridge
David Loring
John B. Lilly
Dresden
Lilly
Sasanoa
Passing Cars on Hill Ends in Fine for Rand
William E. Rand of Dorchester Massachusetts pleaded guilty to reckless driving in Bath municipal court after passing five cars on a hill. State Highway Officer Harry L. Thompson pursued him reaching 45 mph near the courthouse as Rand paid a $10 fine plus $11.67 costs. Mrs Arthur Wilson and daughters Hope and Olive Rowe returned home on Dummer Street after a Georgetown summer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Rand
Dorchester
Mass
Mill Pond Hill
Harry L. Thompson
Rand
Thompson
Court House
Bath
Arthur Wilson
Hope
Olive Rowe
Dummer Street
Georgetown
J P Morgans Bath Built Yacht Corsair Strikes Maine Rocks
The Corsair, J P Morgans bath built private yacht, grounded on rocks off Maine coast. Attempts to lighten cargo about 200 tons of fuel oil and refloat at low and high tides failed. Junius Morgan and his wife aboard. Coast Guard asked to assist. bow remains lifted, stern afloat, drydock planned for damage assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Morgan
BATH
Corsair
Coast OF
Maine
Coast Guard
Rockland
Junius
Sabino Association Grows From Modest Beginning
The Sabino association formed in 1922 with Everett G. Lemont as its first president. It now thrives thanks to active women and supportive men, creating a growing community. Membership requires two weeks residency in Sabino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett G. Lemont
Sabino
City Treasurer Pays Large County Tax Installment
City Treasurer Ralph K. Hall has paid $5,000 toward the county tax totaling $18,847.02. The county receives payments in installments as needed and visits the city periodically for funds. Forest Putnam, janitor at the City hospital, is on his annual vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph K. Hall
Forest Putnam
Narrow Crossings For Safety Zones Tightened
A reporter measured a crossing cited as a safety path and found only two feet 10 inches between inner yellow marks. Citizens from Lisbon Falls urged visiting to see the narrow crossing, with comparisons noting many cities mark six feet and some five feet wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon Falls
Weekend and Holiday Travel Notes for Ellsworth and Bar Harbor
Weekend and holiday travel notes cover Ellsworth and Bar Harbor with local highlights, shoreline access, and visitor tips. Observations include traffic flow changes, seasonal closures, and points of interest for travelers in Hancock County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Bar Harbor
Rela
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles and Marshall Erskine
Montsweag
Charles
Marshall Erskine
Harold C. Woolley
Marshall
Farm Bureau
J. L. Haile
West Bath
Carter
M’millan
Far North
Bath Girls
Arthur. Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
Mrs. Hyde
Fred P. Shaw
Shaw
Roscoe P. McFadden
Robert B. Hatch
Mhatch’s
Rogers’ Hardware Store
Night Force
Elwell Pinkham
George McElman
Farber Davis
George Wilson
Melville Rice
Pomona Grangers
Pomona Grange
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Luce
C. O. Purinton
Merrymeeting Grange
John Baker
Monmouth
Charles Lemont
George Hawkes
Richmond
C. O. Ton
Clifford Gray
Progressive Grange
Alfred Racnley
Topsham Grange
Harold Adams
William H. Gould
Eva Baker
Alfreda Perkins
Dromore Grange
Evelyn
Leonard Curtis
Samuel Foss, Jr
Auburn Chamber
Pomona
W. H. Gould
Alfred Perkins
Dromore
Enterprise
Emily Rideout
Merrymeeting
Lucy Tarr
Progressive
Alfred Rackley
Topsham
Herbert Adams
Aroostook
A I Stuart
Optometrist Tel
W. Bath
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