Social Notes Classmates and visitors in Bath region
Mrs W A Bassett and son John visit Cambridge. Morse high principal Scott and Miss Magoun completed Bates Summer school. Ursula Tierney and Helen Hayes guests in Bath. Mrs Edgecomb touring to Fort Kent and Miami. Multiple Bath visitors include the Crosmans and Moses families. Weekend trips include a White Mountains motor tour by Congdons and Stimpsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bassett
John
Cambridge
Mass
R. P. McFadden
Middle Street
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
Alice Magoun
Bates Summer School
Ursula Tierney
South Portland
Helen Hayes
Bath
Gorham Normal School
Hayes
Charles Edgecomb
Upper Washington Street
W. H. Coffin
Fort Kent
Miami
Fla
Coffin
George Moses
Medford
Ruth White
Virginia
Moses
Harry W. Crosman
High Street
Fred Fitch
John and
Joseph
Prudence
Ardmore
Penn
Popham Beach
Herbert A. Brawn
Herbert A. Brawn, Jr
Mittineague
Brown
John L. Bates
Andrews Road
John Gilmore
Ripogenus Dam
Maine
Ivan Small
Corrina
Gilmore
Herbert Levin
Robert
Sophie
Lowell
Moses Weinblatt
Washington Street
Claude B. Dyer
Malden
Arline Lakin
Portland
Weekend Following Friends and Relatives Around Maine and Boston
Families from Andrews Road Malden and Boston spent Labor Day at Rangeley Lakes Popham Beach and Georgetown. Visitors included the Tobeys Pepper family Small Sutphen McKay Dorin Murray and Hunt groups traveling from Charlestown Navy Yard New York and Portland with weekend stays at cottages and elmhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Thompson
Katherine
Leroy Colby
Andrews Road
Rangeley Lakes
Hiram Tobey
Malden
Mass
Tobey
Arthur Pepper
Union Street
John Sonia
Charlestown Navy Yard
Beacon Street
Joseph Given
Betty
Sidney MacPherson
Katherine Hennessey
Georgetown
Joseph Small
Frank Small
Popham
New York
Warren M. Sutphen
Abbot and
Farmington
Belgrade Lakes
Charles McKay
Elizabeth
Jack
Robert
Samuel Stover
Oak Street
Edward Marston
Alton
Maine
Mr. Marston
Thomaston
Sabine
Peter Dorin
Henry Murray
Jean
Henry Jr
Boston
Popham Beach
Howard C. Manson
Harry Hunt
Brookline
Elmhurst
John H. Hyde
Bernice Hunt
Philip Gildhart
Portland
John H. Hunt
Lower Middle Street
Judge Glidden Oversees Sagadahoc Probate Terms
Dozens of probate actions were heard by Judge Walter S. Glidden at the September term session. Wills admitted for Nellie F. Dunton and Annie M. Costellow. executors named without bond. Inventories and accounts filed for multiple estates including Kondascin, McCabe, Pierpont, and others. guardians appointed and adoptions granted. real estate sales, tax determinations, and distributions authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoc
Nellie F. Dunton
Bath
Alice May Pierce Young
Annie M. Costellow
Richmond
Mildred
Costellow
Augustus Perow
Sarah E. Pierpont
John R. Danforth
Frederick W. Baker
Margaret Baker
Adelaide Coombs
Carlos B. Coombs
Bath National Bank
Rachel E. Dunning
James T. Skelton
Mary E. Skelton
Bowdoin
Arthur E. Hodgkins
William T. Hodgkins
Jane T. Hodgkins
John P. Garey
Helen Grant
Edward W. Bridgham
John S. Deering
Lillie M. Leonard
William T. Hall
N. Louise Spinney
George P. Spinney
Arrowsie
J. Edward Hughes
Lucy M. Hughes
Guardian
Warren A. Stover
Nathan L. Lavitt
Alfred H. Rumley
Jennie M. Rumley
Arline L. Middleton
Arline Lorraine Rumley
Oliva Rochefort
Topsham
Mary Heaney
Mary Rochefort
Ondrej P. Kondascin
Felix C. Felicks
Arrowsic
John P. Carey
Handcuffed driver steers car on 100 hour marathon
Les Morrison of Detroit drives a Dodge Victory with his wrists bound to the wheel and the gear shift rod sawed off. He travels a loop from Lewiston to Augusta Bath and Brunswick back to Lewiston, covering nearly 900 miles on the second trip as he aims for 100 hours without sleep or stopping. He passes Bath at 3 am and 3 pm and is seen at Bishop's Dodge service station at 10 am, 3 pm, or 3 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Morrison
Detroit
Mich
Bath
Morrison
Lewiston State Fair Grounds
Augusta
Brunswick
Lewiston
Dodge
Bishop’s Dodge
Vacationing Florence Cornish Visits Grandparents
Florence Cornish visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Graves during vacation. A Sunday interstate car blowout near C. O. Purinton’s home threw a woman from the vehicle causing serious injuries. Dr. I C Irish attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cornish
W. J. Graves
C. O. Purinton
New York
P. A. Cannon
Wiscasset Club Plans Fall Meetings and Social Travel
Wiscasset executive board discussed plans for the year at the meeting led by president Mrs. H. W. Webb. Members noted the Maine State Federation Fall session at Belgrade Lakes and the Lincoln County Union of Women’s Clubs Fall meeting to be hosted by Boothbay Harbor. Several residents and guests are noted visiting or traveling, including the Knight sisters and families from Camden, Manchester, and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fowles
J. W. Fowles
Effie Poole
John Creighton
Union
Wiscasset Woman's Club
H. W. Webb
H. B. Nash
A. H. Lennox
Sarah D. Varney
DeForest Day
Harvey R. Pease
John Wright
A. H. Dodge
Maine State Federation of Women's Clubs
Belgrade Lakes
Wiscasset
Lincoln County Union of Women's Clubs
Boothbay Harbor
William Eliot
Winchester
Mass
Federal Street
Massachusetts
Kenneth Armstrong
Washington, D. C
Eastland
Portland
Knight
Nettie Knight
Camden
Emma Ilsley
Mabel Rhoades
Brunswick
Topsham
Gardiner
Jones
Charles Sewall
Bath Road
Troy
N. Y
Henry Nash
Philadelphia
Alice McIntire
Charles Collins
Mary Ella Case
Elinor Hampson
Carrol Dunphe
A. W. Irvine
Misses Knight
Varney
Lucy Hanson
Boston
Los Angeles
Calif
Numerous Changes in Brunswick and Topsham Teaching Staff
An unusually large wave of staff changes takes effect at Brunswick and Topsham schools with the Fall term. In Brunswick High School Alice M. Lucas replaces Mary L. Fish who resigned after about 30 years in math. Walter Stahura fills the science and athletics chair vacated by Norman B. Dinsmore who moves to Farmington High. Ruth Walker’s French post is filled by Mary J. Ham. In the grammar school Charlotte Porter takes 7B, replacing Althea Courser who wed Dinsmore. Marion Biswell takes 7A for Doris Ripley who left for Old Orchard. At Longfellow Louise W. Stevens and Marion Conant join after resignations of Melba Dale and Grace Forster. Growstown gains Debra Leighton replacing the transferred Gladys Tubbs to Bunganue. Hermina Toothaker fills the Kincaid vacancy from Mildred Lord as Maude Hodgkins joins Cathance for Ethelwyn Knowlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Topsham
Alice M. Lucas
Portland
Mary L. Fish
Walter Stahura
Seymour
Conn
Norman B. Dinsmore
Farmington High School
Mary J. Ham
Ruth Walker
Charlotte Porter
Machias
Althea Courser
Dinsmore
Marion Biswell
Doris Ripley
Old Orchard
Louise W. Stevens
Auburn
Marion Conant
Skowhegan
Longfellow School
Melba Dale
Grace Forster
Gladys Tubbs
Growstown
Bunganue
Debra Leighton Af Lubec
Hermina Toothaker
Kincaid School
Mildred Lord
Maude Hodgkins
Farmington Falls
Cathance School
Ethelwyn Knowlton
Pauquett Back at Bowdoin Church After Illness
Reverend J A Pauquett preached at East Bowdoin chapel marking his return from illness welcomed by many. Mark Shibles filled the pulpit in his absence and will finish at Richmond September 29 before returning to college. Sunday school at two and preaching at three. Ladies aid meets Thursday at Mrs Hunt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Pauquett
East Bowdoin Chapel
Charles Hunt
Frank Jenkins
Ida Nelson
Henry Woods
Springfield
Carl Coolidge
M. E. Smith
Leeds
William Hall Dies at Sister's Home in Bowdoinham
William Hall died at his sister Mrs. C L Browne home in Bowdoinham in his 62nd year after long illness. He leaves his mother and one son and daughter residing in the West. Funeral services were held at the Browne home with Rev John Palmer officiating and interment in Brunswick Cemetery conducted by W H Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hall
C. L. Browne
C.L. Browne
West
Horatio
Hall
John Palmer
Brunswick Cemetery
W. H. Gould
Fannie Minott
Vinnie Brown
Litchfield
Grant Hulse
Lorenzo Minott
Varina Denham
Nellie Minott
Alfred Hall
Bath
Minott
John cC. Minott
Blackburn
Lewiston
Arthur Kimball
Haverhill
Mass
A. G. Hulse
Charles Staples
Cora Wilkinson
Wakefield
MacDougal
Aroostook County
Delvan Varney
Paul Hatch
Millard
I. M. Fowle
Charles Hatch
Ypsilanti
Mich
H. D. Cornish
J. E. Cornish
Newtonville
Kenneth Almy
Almy
Revenue Cutter Service
Nellie Tibbetts
Portland
George Weeks
Meredeth
N. H
Citien
John L. Sawyer
Harvey Ames
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Lena Patten
Brunswick
Hattie Fulton
Hallowell
Wooster House
Lizzie Blake
Master Curtis Blake
Viola Coombs
Curtis
Berkwith
Berkshire Hills
Berkshires
Framingham
John Beals
Myrtilla
Bay Road
Florida
Charles Fisher
Gibson
R. E. Ferguson
Canada
Presque Isle
John Jewell
Jewell
I. C. Irish
Bates College
Roy Temple
Capitol Island
Silas Hamilton
Christine Temple
Bernard Leathers
Waterville
Flora Rossi
Meredith
Karl Hatch
C. A. Houghton
Jack Browne
Jackie
Lysle Cornish
West Medford
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
Richmond
F. K. Jack
Charles Webber
Harold
Florence Perry
Charles Merry
Staten Island
N. Y
Ezra Webber
Alden and
Alice
Arlington, Mass
Paper shreds boost value of packed apples
Shredded oiled paper scattered through the basket or barrel of commercial apples increases market value. Growers packing apples this way often receive 0.50 to 1.25 more per barrel. If well distributed the paper helps control apple scald.
Lost row boat adrift off Seguin Island Sunday morning
A white and green row boat with sail and oars drifted off Seguin Island near Martin F. Goodwin at Parker Head Me. The ad also notes virgin wool yarn for sale by the manufacturer with bargain pricing and free samples from A Barlett Harmony Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin Island
Martin F. Goodwin
Parker Head
A. Barlett
Harmony
Topsham Grangers Have Fine Program
Topsham Grange held its regular meeting with good attendance. After the business session lecturer Cora Belanger presented a program featuring conundrums, a tableau Asking the Blessing, songs including When You and I Were Young Maggie, a discussion on wealth for an automobile, vocal solos, and a music intelligence test. Mr and Mrs Camille Bernier and son Leon of Brunswick were weekend guests at J A Bernier’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
Cora Belanger
Maria Atkinson
Maggie
Grange
Minnie Plummer
Harry Rackley
Ralph Mallett
Bertha Wright
Blom Weston
Rsa Weeels
Marietta Wilson
Camille Bernier
Leon
Brunswick
J. A. Bernier
High Street
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Aleppo
Shriners’ Band
the Coliseum
Seppala's Dogs
Girl Scouts
New England
Hampden County
Grandstand
Bagdad
the Granddaily
Glidden
Bowdoinham Post Road
A. P. Reed
Five Islands
Bowdoinham
Mr. Webber
Elisha Webber
Katherine Perry
Charles Perry
Elizabeth Britt
Lisbon Falls
Mabel Burns Thomas and Son
Haines Landing
E. P. Giles
Norman Small
Norman, Jr
Melrose
Frank Siegars
Boothbay
Robert Gardiner
John Gardiner
Frances Cooke
Siegars
Florence Siegars
Nellie Siegars
Reading
George Merryman
Providence
R. I
Marshall Merryman
Walter Merryman
Lendall
Clifford Bickford
Merrymakers
Emily Rideout
J. F. Bowker
Monmouth
C. O. Purint
Margaret Campbell
State House
Parent-Teacher Association
Iver Road
Gladys Raymond
Sumner Dame
Charles Hackett
Harold Hackett
Helen Randall
State Road
Kenneth Hackett
George Cutler
Edna Neadrue
Nashua
Aaron Soule
Frank Hackett
George H. Hackett
G. H. Hackett
Bertha Hackett
Connecticut
Supreme Judicial Court
Selectmen's Office
Seigars
Frank Seigars
Col. Dummer Sewall
E. P. Kendall
Bay Shore
Dexter
Horace Dodge
R. D. Purinton
America Purinton
Mary Hall
R. A. Dickinson
John Gibson
Judge Ames
Paul Ames
Ed Woodsum
Malloy Road
Kendall Grain Mill
Red Men’s Hall
Topsham Grangers
Bath Department Store