Boy Scout Troop Makes Fine Tour Thanks to Hyde Belch Wagon
Troop 52 members take a day trip under sunny skies visiting Augusta Fort Western Zoo Farmington Stanwood Park Auburn Dry Mills Yarmouth and Casco Castle. They toured the State House viewed Kennebec River and Desert of Maine enjoying lunch and souvenirs before returning to Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hyde
Laor Day
Postoffice Square
Carlton Bridge
Wiscasset
Augusta
State House
Kennebec River
Fort Western
Stanwood Park
Farmington
Zoo
Auburn
Dry Mills
Gray
Yarmouth
Casco Castle
Maine
Bath
America
Mr. Hyde
Eastmans of Reading Visit Hardings Relatives
Mr and Mrs Earl Eastman of Reading Massachusetts visited over the holiday with Mr and Mrs Scott Ward in Hardings. Their daughter Miss Julia Eastman, who had been staying two weeks with her grandparents, accompanied them back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Eastman
Reading
Mass
Mr. Eastman
Scott Ward
Hardings
Julia Eastman
Harmonica Clint Tours From Los Angeles To Bath Visit
Ridgewood New Jersey cyclist Harmonica Clint known as the Lone Cowboy on a cross country ride stopped in Bath on his way to Bar Harbor. He began May 10 1934 from Los Angeles and has logged about 7 676 miles with a 150 pound pack and plans to reach Cadilac Mountain if conditions allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmonica Clint
Ridgewood
N. J
Los Angeles
Cal
New York City
Bath
Bar Harbor
Clint
Jaun‘s
Cadillac Mountain
New York
Liberty
New York Harbor
Maine
Center Street
Turner Family Trip Involving Charlemont and New York
Mrs William Turner of Charlemont Mass returns from a visit with cousins Mr and Mrs Pearl Dunbar of lower Middle Street They traveled to New York City on Saturday where they met their daughter Miss Lucile Turner who in June graduated from Colby Junior College and joined a student group touring England Germany and Switzerland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turner
Charlemont
Mass
Pearl Dunbar
Lower Middle Street
Sagadahoc Probate Court Hears Wide Roster of Estates
Sagadahoc probate court session presided by Judge Walter S. Glidden resolved wills, filed petitions, and granted administrations across numerous estates. Actions include appointing executors and guardians, accepting inventories, approving accounts, and granting adoptions and name changes in Bath, Richmond, Bowdoinham, Phippsburg, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Walter S. Glidden
Anna Elizabeth Gibson
Brookline
Oscar P. Galusha
Richmond
Ray Toothaker
Clifton M. Toothaker
Harriet E. Palmer
Bath
M. Alma Palmer
Alice M. Hyde
Mary W. Hatch
Bowdeinham
Milton
Irwin McDowell McIntire
Amanda V. Coleman
Joseph Torrey
J. Haviland Torrey
Charles C. Toothaker
William Farnsworth
Edward W. Bridgham
D.b.n
Mary B. Hall
James Hall Brown
Daniel Williams
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Melville H. Blackwell
Amos K. Butler
Albert H. Shaw
Martha E. Shaw
Frank A. Hodgdon
Alonzo B. Cromwell
Woolwich
Hazel V. Sheldon
Selenn F. Williams
Ralph C. Dale
Alice M. Smith
Silas S. Lemont
Charles C. Low
Clara A. Abbott
Crystal N. Naugler
George W. Naugler
Topsham
Alice A. Lemont
Mary G. Ingraham
Joseph S. Lemont
Will Field
Nellie E. Merrifield
Charles H. Merrifield
Samuel S. Sewall
Chemical Bank and Trust Co
New York
Henry W. Howard
Georgetown
Norman W. Howard
Freeman H. Merritt
Phippsburg
Jeannie W. Merritt
Mabel V. Lord of
Margaret F. Mitchell
Frank P
Lord of
Margaret E. Mitchell
George A
Martha Alice Hawkes
Elizabeth E. Pratt
Herbert Earl Nickerson, Jr
Lillian D. Snowdon
City chat notes on local events and people
Community updates cover Legion post installation, Sagadahoc Pomona bus trips, North End Community club activities, and notices of postponements. Yacht Nopara sailing, bull moose sightings near Small Point, hotel and hall reopenings, and varied family visits update Bath area life.
Brunswick social notes and local weekend visitors
The town welcomed many guests and returned residents including Mr. and Mrs. Lauris Wilson and son Edward from Philadelphia, Miss Gladys Raymond, Mrs. George Brown, and families from Boston and Beverly. Local teams Sagadahoc Fertilizer and Damariscotta played, with Damariscotta winning 5-4. Several residents left for Can ada and New York while others hosted gatherings and weddings, and school opened for fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauris Wilson
Edward
Philadelphia
Frank Webber
Gladys Raymond
Brunswick
Lee Emmett
Ralph Purington
Middletown
Conn
Joseph Cote
Robert
Laurence Cote
Gordon
Portland
Purington
William Raymond
Berlin
N. H
Raymond
Emma Raymond
George Brown
Margaret Reed
Bath
Albert Henderson
Damariscotta
Sagadahoc Fertilizer
William Hamilton
Boston
Hamilton
George Hamilton
Arthur Carr
Beverly
Mass
Carr
Wayne Donahue
Westburke
Vermont
Nellie Rideout
Eva
Camden
Philip Rideout
Canada
Helen Britt
George Cutler
Walter Reed
Gardiner
Leroy Wing. M
Harry Purington
New York
Carl Brown
Alice
Mary Brown
Garnet
Myrtle Gordon
Mary Purington
Cora Wilkinson
R. A. Dickinson
Abbie Graves
William Given
Belle Umberhind
Caleb Mitchell
Sylvia Stevens
Stevens
Providence
R. I. Sagadahoc Fertilizer
Laturday
Bay Road
Bowdoin
Leavitt
Bowdoin Lilly and
Richard
Malden
Lilly Farm
Vera Hall
Palmer
Hubert Leighton
Tina Jack
Clarence Purington
John Baker
Monmouth
Melvina Borjesson
Susan Borjesson
New York City
L. A. Berry
Maryland
Engagement Announced at Sunday Gathering
Mr and Mrs George Milliken hosted at Goodwin Cottage Quaker Point to announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Madelyn M Milliken to Le Roy C Neilson son of Mr and Mrs Christian Neilson of Brunswick. Wedding date not yet fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Milliken
Goodwin Cottage
Quaker Point
Madelyn M. Milliken
Leroy C. Neilson
Christian Neilson
Brunswick
Miss Milliken
Morse High School
Bath
Mr. Neilson
Brunswick High School
Leavitt A. Pilon
Mary Ann
Waterville
Dorothy Hackett
Sunbeam Brings Aid and Cheer to Maine Coast Islanders
Rev. Alice M. Peasley led the Sunbeam mission service at Phippsburg Congregational Church sharing stories of the Sea Coast Mission boat Sunbeam. The vessel kept 12 harbors open, aided isolated islanders, hosted vacation schools, and provided Christmas gifts to 2300 people while relying on voluntary gifts costing about $10,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Congregational Church
Alice M. Peasley
South
West Gouldsboro
Bar Harbor
Maine Sea Coast
Sunbeam
Sally
Aunt Sally
Maine
Rosebud
Selinda
Henry van Dyke
Rocky Reach
Isle Strewn
Miss Minott
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Bertha Wyman
C. V. Minott
Horace Holton
Brockton
Mass
Bessie Dickinson
A. Bernard Webber
Milton
Clarice Berry Weds Alvin Rogers at Corliss Street Baptist
Miss Clarice May Berry daughter of Rev Charles H Berry married Alvin Duncan Rogers son of Dr Frank A Rogers in Corliss Street Baptist church on Wednesday afternoon. Rev John S Pendleton officiated with a single ring ceremony. Attendants included maid Velma Luxe and best man Robert Bracey with flower girls Madge and Iris Armstrong and ushers Merton Spurr Mark Harrington John Hancock Charles Moore. The couple planned a brief wedding trip after a reception in the Deering room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice May Berry
Charles H. Berry
Alvin Duncan Rogers
Frank A. Rogers
Roxbury
Mass
Corliss Street Baptist Church
John S. Pendleton
Waterville
Maine Baptist Convention
Velma M. Luxe
Hartford
Robert J. Bracey
Bath
Luce
Mr. Bracey
Rogers
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
Boston
Madge
Iris Armstrong
Merton H. Spurr
Boothbay Harbor
Mark W. Harrington
Phippsburg
John Hancock
Gray
Charles W. Moore
Boston Public Latin School
Lakeville State Sanatorium
Middleboro
Deering
Philathea
Seth N. Snipe
Fred Bragg
Velma S. Cornish
Lois Ames
Ruby Preble
Edith M. Wallace
Sadie Coombs
Grace Block
Gordon College
Augusta couples vacation at Carter cottage over weekend
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson of Augusta and other couples including Mr. and Mrs. Leon Blaisdell of Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clark of Farmingdale and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pierce of Park Street returned Monday evening from Pemaquid Point where they occupied the Carter cottage over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Anderson
Augusta
Leon Blaisdell
Gardiner
Allen Clark
Farmingdale
Roger Pierce
Park Street
Pemaquid Point
Carter
Hydrant Crash Floods Street Causing Water Shortage
An unidentified driver knocked down a hydrant opposite the Percy and Small ship yard on Washington Street about 10:20 Tuesday night. Water district workers repaired the break by five Wednesday morning, flooding Washington Street and creating a small lake below street level. The car was believed to have been traveling south on Washington Street. Also mentions the Coombs family returning from Bay Point cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy & Small Shipyard
Washington Street
Winneganee
Bath Water District
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senter’s, Inc
Kmart
BOY Scout
Bill Hatch
Lone Cowboy
the Natural Heritage
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust Bldg
Center St
W. S. Glidden
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Roland Smith Post
No. 21
A. L
Legion Building
J. Horace McClure
Department
Kenney
Bowdoin Center
Sagadahoc Pomona
Lewiston
Bowcoin Center
North End Community Club
H. Martin Powers
Clifford B. Wilband
William A. Furber
Queen Esther Rebekah
Pauline Cronk
Norman Woolworth
Bath Iron Works Corp
Woolworth
Lake Cobbesseecontree
Winthrop
Sebasco
Marcus Beebe, Jr
Wakefield
Edward W. Bridgham, Jr
Mr. Beebe
Winter Beebe
Small Point Beach
Dearborn Cottage
W. M. Hosmer
Wyman's Beach
Virginia
Winneganee Lake
Duncan H. Farrell
Whiskeay
Morse High
National Honor Society
Crosby's Inn
Beth Trott
Auxiliary of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
G.A.R. Hall
Middle Street
Dorrce L. Kingsbury
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Marie Osgood
Kingman
Rebekah Assembly of
Elizabeth McCabe
Georgia Pierce
Lena Shepard
Lois McKiever
Kennebec
West Georgetown
Cranberry
Central Church
John Shaw
Charles Osterman
Springfield
Henry Storey
South End
George Moses
Cynthia Anne
Harry
West Medford
Crosman
Bay Point
Madeline Rich
Lyndhurst
Sabine
William Rich
High Street
Bowdoinham
Angus Burden
Highland Street
Burden
Florence Willis
Cambridge
Francis Murphy
Watertown
Pemaquid
Bertram Willis
Sarah Dowling
George Worrey
George Worrey, Jr
Natalie McNeil
Harry Thurlow
Mabel Myers
Phippsburg Church
Oscar Hunt
Charlestown
John Hunt
Clarice M. Berry
Corliss Street
Edward Coombs
John
Ruth
Mark OF the Vampire
Lionel Barrymore
Elizabeth Allen
Folies Bergere
Maurice Chevalier
Merie Oberon
Jack Haley
Ann Sothern
Annapolis
Sir Guy Standing
Rosalind Keith
Break OF Hearts
Katherine Hepburn
Charles Boyer
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