Boothbay and Merrymeeting Camps Highlight Maine Summer
The Independent visited Boothbay camp on Thorne Island and Merrymeeting camp at Chopp's point near Bath. A. Ek. Webster directs both Camps promoting health and morals with Cincinnati staff and 60 plus boys and 5 girls this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Thorne Island
Chopp's Point
The
Independent
A. Ek. Webster
A. B
Cincinnati
Boothbay
Cincinnnati
Kennebec
Merrymeeting
New Meadows
Soothbay Camp
Maine
Merrymeeting Bay
Boothbay camp councilors drawn from school and Y M C A work
The Boothbay camp names a cadre of experienced men from schools and Y M C A backgrounds as councilors led by J Blake Hillyer and Otis Games. They supervise health, academics, and sports, fostering camaraderie and discipline. A new camper is measured for age, height, and weight and assigned to a unit as Page Seven continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Camp
Y. M. Oa
A. KR. Webster
A. V
East High School
Cincinnati
J. Blake Hillyer
ALD
AML
New York City
William Boyd
Halleck School For Boys
Great Barrington
Mass
Robert FE. Bodurtha
AUK
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Paul Hi. Seay
Otis Games
Alm
Hughes High School
Glendon M. Elliott
Dartmouth
Charles I. Senft
Raven School
Youngstown
Edward Scott, Jr
Fordham University
Clarence FE. Thaker
Bath
John W. Price
Maxwell H. Miller
Darlington
Merrymeeting Camp
Toothbay Camp
Wiscasset Triumph Over Bath In Scrappy Wednesday Game
Wiscasset defeated Bath 12 to 5 in a friendly rivals match as Bean fanned 14 and Creswell starred with two-base hits. Umpires Colby and Cutting faced no arguments. Keegan relieved in the eighth and sealed a solid win for Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Bath Business Ine
Bath
Fred J. Mc Feer
Frank Colby
Imane
Dido
Colby
Kath
Boudreau
EB. Carleton
Fuller
Perkins
Charlie Fitzgerald
John J. Keegan
Fitzgerald
Creswell
Sewall
Keegan
Dickinson
KE. Carleton
Stinson
Morse
Bean
Bean II
Boudrean
Crexwell
Cutting
Wiscasset Ab
Po ‘Dickinson
Carleton
Tinson
Reese
I’. McWhee
Redonnett
Ib Bean P
Webb
R Perkins
Gorham
Rf Og
Dso
Mains
Stares
Ee Egees
O Newall
Reegan
Prive
Tore Ecerere
Weeks
Queen Esther Degree Team Heads to Richmond Conferred
The Queen Esther Rebekah lodge degree staff leaves Friday for Richmond to confer the Rebekah degree on five candidates at the district meeting with Beulah lodge. Led by Past Noble Grand Mrs. Nellie IM. Wright the team includes Lillius Larrabee Zephie Varris Emma Jacobs Nellie Lord Mae Congdon and others. District 10 comprises five lodges including Queen Esther 20 Bath Evening Star 26 Brunswick Pine Cone Wiscasset Vesper 110 Round Pond and Beulah 25 Richmond. The event follows a Friday afternoon school of instruction with supper at 6 30 and degree conferment at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Richmond
Beulah Lodge
Noble Grand
Nellie IM. Wright
Lillius Larrabee
Zephie Varris
Emma Jacobs
Nellie Lord
Mae Congdon
Loix Mc
Bath
Georgew. W. Barton
Rose Hill
Maine Automobile Association opposes road bond amendment
The Maine Automobile Association with one dissenting vote urged defeat of a proposed constitutional amendment to divert 2.5 million of the 10 million highway bonds to state aid roads. The board, after reviewing state highway finances with auditors and the highway chief, argued the measure is loosely drafted and could be unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Automobile Association
Porth
Miaive
Roy J. Wardwell
Paul J. Sargent
State Highway Department
Hirai W. Ricker
Poland
Charles N. Fogg
Houston
Charles S. Eichborn
Augusta
Robert J. Peacock
Lubec
Joseph W. Simpson
York Harbor
Perley KF. Ripley
South Paris
Whiting
Butler
Farmington
Guy PF. Dunton
Portland
Guy V. Gannett
D. W. Hoegg, Jr
Frank J) Marshall
Worth
A. @. Miller
Auburn
Walter DB. Parker
John €. Seates
Westbrook
Walter G. Morse
Rumford
Harvey J. Granville
Parsonsfield
Fhe
Noother
Congress
High Department
Highway Department
Directors Vote Improvements in Baths at Bath Y M C A
Bath Y M C A directors approve a new sectional steam heater at cost not to exceed 1000 replacing an old boiler. The upgrade promises 60 percent fuel savings and a warmer building for winter activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Y. ML. AL
CO Me Redlon
Association
Wes. Newell
Includie
Corm
Asseistion
Sncadahoe
Lincoln
Bevinksmvn
Volz
George Williams
Young Men’ Christian Association
A. J. Stuart
New Deep Sea Fisheries Plant Reopens Under New Company
The Diath Iron Works and Path Iron Works leaders join to form Deep Sea Fisheries Inc of Rockland. George Bullock elected president and general manager, Martin Brinckley as secretary. Receivership assets transferred after a court authorized auction. Board includes Irving Cox and others from New York and Portland. Plan calls for 450 000 shares, stock swaps with old firms, and immediate resumption of industry with trawlers and revamped Rockland packing plant to boost cold storage and fish protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eis Gow
Willian P. Cobb
Diath Iron Works, Ltd
Manhard S. Card
Path Iron Works, Ltd
Diudyce Chirence Phale
United States
Deep Sea Pistories, Inc
Rockland
Aeerpee Edo
Irving Cox
Mall Neck
N. Yo
Penny DD
Whitou
Locust Vatley
N.oy
Richard Deming
Verona
No Ye
Wallace DP. Tharvey
New York
George Bullock
Tne
Jarre Vale
TM. Taylor & Co
Cohen
Pres. Bulloelk
Informa
Ttwins
Heavy westward travel over Maine Central in Bath
Heavy travel westbound over the Maine Central through Bath reported with two sections of the New York express. First section proceeded with sleepers and dining car, second section delayed. Passengers including Mrs Albert Shaw, Dr and Mrs Barker, Mrs Winall, and Mrs Nimball returned from a northern Maine and Canada trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Bath
Parton
New York Express
Baneoeors
Cone
Perry
St Seenest
Albert TE Shaw
Diyron BP. Barker
Frederick Wt. Winall
Sanmmuel A. iNimball
Canada
Tmorthern Maine
Board Rebuffs Confirmation for Three Teachers at September Meeting
At City Hall the Board of Education refused to confirm Raymond Haywood as high school English teacher and coach after a signed contract at 2000 dollars. Superintendent Smith had hired two other teachers without Board confirmation. A special meeting was set for Thursday to settle whether Smith had authority to hire during recess and if Haywood’s contract stands valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Educaion
City Hall
Raymond Haywood
Englisi
Sapt
Charles Lester Smith
Haywood
Pennsylvania
Supt. Smith
Messrs. Furber
Keegen
Charles Fitzgerald
Albion Face
Aosemic
Les Momey
Hlaywood
Keegan
Smith
Leland R. Mitchell
Datheare
Warker
Wns
Snoth
Clinton TD. Wilson
Morse H Loghsier
John J. Neegan
Wiggin
Walbridge
Weiegin
Cmaller
Supt
Tharywood
Tie
Mitzgerald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merrymeeting Camps
State
Pearl Cotteral
A. R Webster
Clarissa Vyn
Detroit
Mich
Northwestern High School
Lucy Huffman
Cass School
Strong
Webster
Eleanor LeGland
University of Cincinnati
Helen Hoffman
Charles W. Hoffman
Louise Marshall
Columbus
A. L. Livermore
Kimberley
Montclair
N. J
Muth Grove
Edna C. Jackson
Alice D. Place
Boston
Herbert Labome
Wooster
Herbert
Ohio
Evelyn Shewnan
Marjorie Albert
Ietty Orr
Irma Wfleger
Dorothy Werrlinger
Barbara Watkins
Buffalo
N. Y
Myranda Gradolf
Mildred Allen
Martha Seifried
Olive Rhode
Mary Matthews
Jean Small
Marion Timme
Doris Diederle
Dorothy Cummings
Joan Cochran
Viola Quebman
Ruth Labland
Jane Patterson
Mary Japp
Christine Crigler
Covington
Dorothy Herrlinger
Frances Fitzgerald
Lacey Wright
Erma Wfleger
Frances Hosea
Susan Conkling
Betty Hill
Betty Schwarz
Lucy Wright
Elizabeth Bartles
Marjorie Conkling
Josephne Galbraith
Virginia Rhode
Rachel Warrington
Farnum Watkins
N.Y
Hetty Smethurst
Marjorie Smith
Mabel Vogue
Mary Elizabeth Crigler
Katherine Streit
Betty Smethurst
Erma Pfleger
Phyllis Albert
Seguin
Wopham Beach
New Meadows Inn
Wisteria
Evelyn Shewman
Gertrude Goebel
Margaret Conkling
Flower Canoe
Josephine Cothran
Miss Hlosen
Martha Siefried
Queen Esther
Automobile Association
Sagadahoc
Kennebec River
Sagidiatoek Percy
Everald
Addity
Johnson Bros Co
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