Bath Couple Wed at St Marys Church in Bath
Percy Winfield Scott and Margaret Gert rude Conley, both of Bath, were married Thursday morning at St Marys Church. Scott works for the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad. Conley taught at Lincoln Junior High in Malden and is daughter of Bath resident John F. Conley. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and a wedding march, with a wedding breakfast at the bride's father's home on Bailey Street. The couple plan to reside in Quincy, Massachusetts after a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Winfield Scott
Bath
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Margaret Gertrude Conley
St. Mary's Church
Father Horan
Scott
John W. Scott
Gorham Normal School
Lincoln Junior High School
Malden
Mass
John F. Conley
Mary Hlelena
George H. Comeau
Mendelssohn
Elizabeth A. Conley
Anna E. Conley
Genevieve Duprey
Anna Conley
Bailey Street
Mrs. Scott
Quines
Miss Harriet Johnson Returns to School in Springfield
Miss Harriet Johnson resumes schoolwork in Springfield Massachusetts after spending summer with her mother Mrs. Carrie R. Johnson. Orrin I. Frye was a business visitor in Portland on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Johnson
Springfield
Mass
Carrie R. Johnson
Orrin I. Frye
Portland
Marriage of Oscar D Greenough and Mary R Gallant
Oscar D Greenough and Mary R Gallant wed Thursday afternoon at St Marys rectory, attended by Mr and Mrs E Mason Wright. The bride wore cocoa brown georgette with lace, the groom gave white gold necklace and cuff links, and the bridesmaid received a white gold bar pin. After the ceremony guests returned to Capt J E Hackett home for refreshments before an extended trip to New York and Canada. The groom, son of the late Silas Greenough of Walton Nova Scotia, worked at Condit Electrical Co in Hyde Park. The bride is daughter of Charles and Mrs Gallant of Abrams Village P E I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar D. Greenough
Mary R. Gallant
N. J. Horan
St. Mary’s Rectory
E. Mason Wright
J. E. Hackett
New York
Canada
Greenough
Silas Greenough
Walton
Nova Scotia
Winneganee Community Club Plans Open House and Fall Meetings
The Winneganee Community Club votes to extend weekly open house on Wednesdays this fall and to start regular Wednesday gatherings in October. Members invite all villagers and friends to use the clubhouse, play chosen games, chat, or enjoy music with no fees or prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee Community Club
Winnegance
Bath
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Charles FE. Preble
Reuben H. Purington
Wilton G. Bates
J. A. Trueworthy
George H. J. Ingalls
John ,G. Morse
House
Willers
Zina Hupt
Percy Morse
Joshua N. Tibbets
Kittery
Navy Yard
Dromore Grange
Elliot Knowles
Barbara
Clira
Warren
Earl Edison
Robert
Richard
Williams
Eugene Knight
Walter Morse
Portsmouth
Gus Small
Boston
Walter Small
Rumford
Atlantic Corporation
Dorothy Morse
Frank Leavitt
Florida
Eugene Spinney
George Spofford
Kennene
N. H
McLean Opposes Maher Amendment in York County Speech
In South Berwick Mayor Ernest L. McLean of Augusta Democratic candidate for Governor denounced the Maher bill and urged support for state aid to academies hospitals and fairs. He argued the bill would halt local funding for Berwick Academy and warned of broader educational and community impacts in the campaign trail report from the Portland Press Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Berwick
Maine
Ernest L. McLean
Augusta
Maher
Brewster
McLean
York County
Berwick Academy
California
Florida
Springfield
Portland “Press Herald
Fire alarm recalls poem through Bath fire call
The writer, editor of Independent, recalls a Sunday morning fire at Washington Street crossing and the Bath fire brigade’s swift response. He likens the alert to a poem and quotes Scott’s Lady of the Lake, noting the dramatic awakening and the street filled with lights as firefighters arrived.
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Independent
Water Street
Washington Street
Bath
Scott
Roderick Dhu
Fitz- James
Fitz-James
Swain
Indoor Picnic Day At People's Church Reported
A Monday storm pushed the People's Baptist church field day picnic indoors to the vestry and men's room. About 42 children and 24 adults enjoyed meals and games with ice cream served in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Baptist Church
Park Street Family Returns From Casco Bay Visit
Mrs. Harry C Oak and daughter Hazel and son Everett H Cook return to Park Street after a fortnight at Prince's Point Casco Bay with Mrs Cook's brother William Kingsbury and wife in Newton Center Mass at their new bungalow by the Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C Oak
Hazel
Everett H. Cook
Park Street
Prince's Point
Casco Bay
Cook
William Kingsbury
Newton Center
Mass
Rain Helps Quench Phippsburg Forest Fires This Week
Phippsburg residents praise State Militia from Bath and Brunswick and Bath Fire Department for fighting fires in town. Rain reduced blazes. volunteers and summer residents provided coffee and food to fire crews. Community members travel between Parker Head Cox's Head and nearby towns. multiple locals and visitors are named in weekly notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick
Small Point Beach
Sebaxen Estates
Albert F. Totman
John. Malcolm
Roslindale
Max
Julia Malcolm
Salem
Maxx
Mixx Malcolm
Charlex Malcolm
Parker Head
Malcolm
Mixx
Minnie Sparks
Fred Spark
Elmer Tibbettx
Eleanor
Beachmont
Mas
Elbridge Morxe
Tibbett
Howard Lowell
Edna
Raymond Lowell
Portland
James E. Percy
Cox's Head
Murray Trask
Harry Pellett
Lynn
Parker
Peterson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Peterson
Walter Williams
Marguerite Stacey
Charles Stevens
Stevens
Camp Keebec
South Deerfield
Mass
John Malcolm
Small Point Road
Warren Ryan
Falthams
J. H. Vease
Frank I. Leach
Little Hamilton McCourt
N. W. Eaton
Ashdale
Roland Eaton
Strathmore
Venn
Uxbridge
Wesley Lewis
Delia Hannaford
M. A. Story
N. W. Waton
Ernest Bisisdell
Leland
Elizabeth
Olive
Perry Farm
Philadelphia
William Warr
Tom Orville
William Johnson
Basin
Mrs Brackley Funeral Held At Home
The funeral for Mrs. Jennie F Brackley wife of Charles E Brackley was held Wednesday afternoon at two at their home 277 Center Street Rev Weston V Holman of Beacon Street Church officiated The bearers were Perry Brackley William Brackley David Mazlan and William Macon Interment was at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie F. Brackley
Charles BE. Brackley
Center Street
Weston V. Holman
Beacon Mreet
Camp Girls Enjoy Trip Down Maine River
A vivid journal recounts a camp expedition along the Kennebec river with girls braving rain and tides. George pilots the boat through rapids while cooks prepare meals on makeshift stoves. The group restitches to camp at Gardiner and Bay Point, sharing food, shelter, and stories despite wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Gardiner
Maine
Dana Mightington
Hassborg
Kath
Ellen
Bay Point
Philip Smith
George Mimith
Danas
Chandler
Geo
Captain Greenieat tests gaseline boat Norman I for Bath Boothbay run
Capt. A. P. Greenieat of Southport visited Wednesday to secure the gaseline boat Norman I for the Bath Boothbay service starting Monday. The vessel has served the Boothbay Harbor islands all summer and was stored at the Eastern Steamship wharf during that period.
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A. P. Greenieat
Southport
Bath Boothbay
Monmiay
Islands
Boothbay
Harter
Meamship
Thompson Buys Fox Island for Summer Home
John F. Thompson of New York, an International Nickel executive, purchased Fox Island at the tip of Indian Point overlooking Sheepscot bay. The two and a half acre island near Georgetown Center will host cottages next spring as eleven other lots have sold. Thompson has a local farm nearby and first visited as a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Thompson
New York
International Nickel Co
Fox Island
Georgetown Associates Inc
Indian Point
Sheepscot Bay
Seguin
Atlantic
Thompson
Georgetown Center
September Days of Leisure Highlight New England Social Scene
Lowdoin N. Gregson and Edith Howard enjoy a weekend visit with Bath connections while Newton and Hartford guests return home after summer cottages. Notables including Miss Josephine Kimball and John Kirchmayer are linked to church carvings in Somerville. Socials, garden plans, and seaside river views frame a bright future for Maine tourism per Governor Breester's optimistic forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowdoin N. Gregson
Edith Howard
Bath
Theo * Lazell
Newton
Josephine Kimball
Hartford
Hill Cottage
Herbert Painter
Philadelphia
HL. B. Lee
Benjamin I. Speck
New Haven Railroad
John Kirchmayer
St Cuthbert’s
MarMahan Chapel
High House
Misa Mabel Searle
Searle
Leadsome
Wath
Ocean
MacMahen
Breester
Maine
Mr and Mrs Hesmer Return From Small Point Visit
Mr and Mrs Wilam W Hesmer returned to their Maldle street home from Small Point where they spent time. Their daughter Mies Bernice Hemmer of Attleboro Massachusetts accompanied them and returned Monday to resume duties as teacher in the commercial department of Arch-fere bight.
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Everett G. Lemont
Upper High Street
Sabine
Wilam W. Hesmer
Maldle Street
Small Point
Mies Bernice Hemmer
Attleboro
Mase
Arch-fere Bight
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Sagadahoc County
James B. Lemont
West Bath
Lemont
St Mary’s
St. Mary’s Church
Harmon Smith
Farmington Normal
Corinna Grammar School
Myron Tubbs
Winchendon, Massachusetts
Sidney TB
James E. Perry
Meadowbrook
Bath City Hospital
William R.hughes
New York Herald-Tribune
Harry'. Webber
The
Times
Hughes
Worcester
Telegram
Harry F. Oliver
Caroline
Oliver
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Almon R. Perry
Kittery Navy Yard
Doris Morse
Squaw Club
Parker O. Rogers
A. , Trueworthy
Rockland
Florence Cromwell
VOTH
Sc. S
Tocthake
WM. T. Hall
People’s
Fife
Arthur Allen
Phippsburg
Spotse
Benjamin Franklin
Bath Savings Institution
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