Chisholm Defeats Duncan In Shore Acres Golf Match
Alex Chisholm of Portland Club defeated B Duncan of Englewood New Jersey 67 to 77 at Shore Acres. Chisholm shot 33 on the first nine and 34 on the second for 67 while Duncan posted 37 and 40 for 77. Mrs Herbert Huggard and several families listed as visitors were noted in the following society brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Acres
Chisholm OF Portland Club
Alex Chisholm
Postland Country Club
B. Duncan
Englewood
N. J
F Opewers
Duncan
Gga
Chisholm
N. A. Cushman
Jimmy Hammond
Billy Tench
Woods
Fairway
Cushman
Cove
Apple Orchard
Brook
Green
Town considers new fire pumper as aid to protection
Bowdoinham residents witness a trial of a fire pumper on the coal wharf with a 10 foot stream over the flag pole at Kendall grain mill. The town has not decided on purchase. several local figures attend the demonstration and discuss needs.
Bath residents visit Sabine cottages in West Bath column
Howard and Edwin with daughter Mary and Kenneth Foster of Topsham stay at the Bates cottage in Sabine. Numerous Bath and Brunswick families, including the Aitkens, Owen, Lemont, Hodgkins, Doane, Haggett, and Piercy clans, report weeklong or weekend visits at Sabine cottages. Ralph Pratt attends the State Fair in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Edwin
Mary
Kenneth Foster
Topsham
Bates Cottage
Sabine
Horace Aitken
Reita
Russell Pulsom
Kenneth Clifford
Beachmont
Aitken
Charles Owen
Florence
Auburn
W. G. Bates
Everett Lemont
Fred Kittredge
Thelma
William Kittredge
Lemont
Bath
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Ellen
Leland Hodgkins
Melville Smith
Helen Smith
Emily Curtis
Brunswick
Herbert P. Doane
Chevy Chase
D. C
Dorothy Bishop
E. W. Haggett
Boston
J. B. Lemont and Sons
Bazen, Jr
Pan
Ella van Wort
E. A. Piercy
Larrabee
E. B. Noyes
Madelyn
Clara
Everett
Mass
Noys
Sabino
Jack Eade
Hazel
Dorothy
Tarrie
Fred Butler
Perry and Summers To Headline Arcade Arena Show
Mike Perry of Portland and Smiling Johnny Summers of Lewiston will headline the Arcade Arena main bout. Ned Ferris may fight in the semi final with Kid Roberts while Art Potvin recovers. Stone Gauvin delays push due to scheduling and work, keeping three weeks before a potential Stone Gauvin rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Perry
Portland
Johnny Summers
Lewiston
Rocky Stone
Eddie Gauvin
Tom Travis
Gauvin
Stone
Ferris
Ned Ferris
Art Potvin
Kid Roberts
Potvin
Chick Hayes
Perry
Summers
New England Telephone approves 487,082 for 61 mile cable extension
At its monthly meeting the executive committee authorized spending 487,082 to extend the main toll cable from Deep Gut Brunswick to Clinton about 61 miles toward Bangor. Work to begin in October and finish late in 1931 includes 313,763 feet of aerial cable and 84 poles among other installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Deep- Gut
Brunswick
Clinton
Portland-Brunswick
Bangor
Colonial Club Plans Annual Clambake and Golf Tourney
At a Tuesday meeting the Colonial club set September 15 for its annual clambake and golf tournament at Shore Acres Sebasco. Clinton D. Wilson and J. Haviland Torrey will arrange the golf event while Horace T Morse and Jason A Merrill organize the bake. Wilson will represent the club in talks with the Brunswick club over a single golf match at Shore Acres. Raphael N Higgins was elected a member and a resignation was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Acres
Sebasco
Colonial Club
Clinton D. Wilson
J. Haviland Torrey
Horace T Morse
Jason A. Merrill
Mr. Wilson
Brunswick Club
Raphael N. Higgins
Court lists multiple estates and filings in Richmond area
Tuesday court session outlines first and final administrations for several estates including Sylvester Frederiksen Costello and Coombs. Bonds approved for Kavanaugh Carey Stearns Stearns, licenses to sell real estate for McCabe, bond reductions for Sarah Johnson, agent appointment for Matilda Pratt, inheritance tax determinations for Coombs Greenleaf Foss Harrington, and affidavits of witnesses to wills filed for Gibbons Purinton Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Mary L. Sylvester
Alvin P. Sylvester
Phippsburg
Thelma D. Kittridge
Andrus F. Frederiksen
Bath
Mildred S. Costello
Annie M. Costellow
Oscar W. Mountfort
Ada I. Coombs
Topsham
Elizabeth F. Coombs
Jacob L. Coombs
William W. Fors
William S. Harrington
Emma C. Greenleaf
Emma L. Leeman
Ada L. French
Thomas A
Matilda A. Pratt
Bowdoinham
Ella A. Temple
William W. Foss
William 8S. Harrington
Thomas
Gibbons
May Colby Parris
Emery E. Purinton
Bowdoin
J. H. Rousseau
Edward B. Smith
Arthur J. Dunton
Woolwich Union Holds Services At Four Local Venues
Woolwich Union for Christian Service schedules services at Nequasset church Days Ferry Sagadahoc Ferry school house and a Sunday school session at Sagadahoc Ferry school house. The Men's Forum and Auxiliary meet Thursday evening at Nequasset church for the monthly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Men’s Forum
Union
Nequasset Church
Personal notes record summer travel and visits across several towns
Miss Olive Hallowell on two week vacation from McFadden's pharmacy. Frank and Mrs Dingley return to Dorchester after visiting Capt. and Mrs. Dingley. Jack Weir and Mrs Roslin Dale visit Mrs Kate Oliver on High street. Millicent Coombs Max Coombs and Roy Bennett visit Phillips. L M Murdough Ellen Murdough and daughter visit Lee Merry. John A Lord Jr and Mrs Lord return to Oaklyn after visiting Lieut and Mrs Lord. William M Truss leaves for Wilmington after visiting Martin R Truss on Oak street. Jesse Ridley and Dailey of Cambridge visit Mrs Edward Hunt. Marjorie Burnham returns after summer in New York and Providence. A R Armstrong and family visit Earl Armstrong at a Larrabee cottage on the New Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hallowell
McFadden
Frank Dingley
Dorchester
Mass
Charles Dingley
Jack Weir
Roslindale
Kate Oliver
High Street
Millicent Coombs
Max Coombs
Cherry Street
Roy Bennett
Coom
William M. Truss
Wilmington
Del
Martin R. Truss
Oak Street
Jesse Ridley
Dailey
Cambridge
Ridley
Edward Hunt
Middle Street
Marjorie Burnham
New York City
William Burnham
Providence, R. I
Annie Burnham
A. R. Armstrong
Trufant Street
Earl Armstrong
Larrabee
New Meadows
Local Social Notes From Bath and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Ella Gilman travels to Brewer to spend winter with daughter Mrs. Harry Thompson. Miss Frances Higgins resumes duties at LaFrance Beauty Parlor after illness. Mr. and Mrs. George Bottomley of Haddonfield NJ visit Bath. Bottomley is George Andrews’ daughter. Percival Black returns home from Rochester NH after month with aunt Mrs. Percival H. Safford. Mrs. Alice Young of Norway arrives to see father J. T. Palmer ill in Bath. Lieut. John A. Lord returns to Charlestown after weekend with Mrs. Lord in Bath. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Smith host guests including Donald Farrington, Helen Russ, Kendall Powers, David Crocker, and Mrs. Alfred Sweet. they visit Elmhurst. Mrs. Charles Robinson and others motor to Lakewood to attend Camille's Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Heenie
Boston Rubber Co
Burton Browne
West Medford
Mass
Bertha Moulton
Harvey Ames
Tenant's Harbor
Watertown
Peto
Bath
Anna Beals Mailer
John Beals
Matilla
Bay Road
Florida
Miss Beals
Landry
New York
Century Farm
Charles Fisher
Charles Keen
Glen Springs
Doris
Pearl
Gladys Raymond
Auburn
Kenneth Hackett
Maine Central Railroad
C. E. Hackett
Harold Chadwick
Haverhill
George Chadwick
Eva Palmer
Greenfield
Mell Jenkins
Lawrence
Augusta
Hannie Jordan
Bowdoinham
Dorothy Dickinson
F. K. Jack
Richmond
Minne Waldron
Martha Totman
Rose Gardens
H. E. Cornish
New Meadows
Frank Hackett
Rochester
N. H
Ella Gilman
Middle Street
Brewer
Harry Thompson
Frances Higgins
LaFrance Beauty Parlor
George Bottomley
Haddonfield
N. J
Percival H. Safford
Alice Young
Norway
J. T. Palmer
Marshall Avenue
John A. Lord
Charlestown
Lord
Pearl Street
Alden Smith
Donald Farrington
Helen Russ
Bangor
Kendall Powers
Portland
David Crocker
Cambridge
Alfred Sweet
Swampscott
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. B. Duncan
Englewood, N. J
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Gardiner
Roger Pierce
Clara Dearborn
Marjorie
Carl
South Street
Herbert Hiopkins
Bogota
Katherine Trott
Ocean Park
Phyllis Trott
Deering
Stephen Marshall
Lower High Street
O. L. Oliver
Virginia Oliver
Malden, Mass
Mr. Oliver
Capt
Leonard Oliver
Benjamin Hall of
Roxbury, Mass
Charles T. Jackson
Chisholm Duncan
Maine
Richmond R. F. D
Kendall
Annie Doughty
Wellesley
W. B. Darton
J. Court
Willis F. Sewall
Cleveland P. Curtis
Traverse
Charles N. Blodgett
Zina Maxwell
C. L. Browne
Louis Dyer
Emma Ferguson
Ruth McEwen
Milton McEwen
Delaware
William Trufant
Cumberland Center
al Dunlap
Nellie Kurts
Pennsylvania
Given
E. P. Kendall
Viola Coombs
Clara Fogg
L. P. Temple
Hazel Cornish
J. B. Lilly
Richard
Malden
Alwyn Hamilton
Ernest Frye
Walter Frye
Margaret Hamilton
George Hamilton
Erland Brown
Esther
Erla
Revere
Fred Leavitt
Curtis Sawyer
Vendella Mosher
Worcester
Philip Kimball
Machias
Carrie Merrill
James
Belfast
Karl Adams
Winnie Adams
John Jewell
Mary Hardie
Mary Ronalded
Nona Fogg
Pemaquid
Martha Richardson
Newburyport
Charles N. Fogg
Annie Cobb
Henry E. Cornish
Jackson
P. C. Nealey
Bay Shore
Ellen Sparks
Alfred Sparks
Rumford
Elmer Neff
Montclair
Lilly
Harry Adams
W. B. Kendall
J. E. Morrill
Smith
W. J. Graves
S. A. Clark
Brooks
Star Aid
Gordon Breary
Gertrude Cornish
Old Orchard
Rosa Hathaway
Elisha Webber
Hathaway
Ohio
Eleanor Randall
White Mountains
Mae Heenie
Jack Brown
Pleasant Point
West
Harvey Emerson
Connecticut
Mrs. Emerson
Mildred Given
West Bath
Ralph Pratt
Telephone Company
Woolwich
Sennter
Spencer Corsetiere
Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer St
Charles Robinson
William Yule
Elizabeth Dunbar
Walter Dunbar
Lakewood
Camille
Reck
Independence
Monet
Lorenzo
Bath Department Store