West Bath Red Cross Holds All Day Picnic Session
West Bath Red Cross members met for an all day picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abner C. Johnson in West Point. The loweh committee included Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Laura Lemont and Mrs. Annie Williams. Several Bath area families and visitors from Maine and Massachusetts attended and overnight guests were noted among many shore residents and summer visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Red Cross
Abner C. Johnson
West Point
The
Loweh
Johnson
Laura Lemont
Annie Williams
Lillian Brown
Harry Peterson
Owen Rogers
E.S. Crosby
Herbert Cavanaugh
Fred Cary
John Higgins
Arthur Jordan
Moultonville, N. H
Sabino's Corn Roast Proves a Jolly Evening at Hall
Sam Belanger led a Sabino Improvement Association corn doughnut and coffee party with about twenty members present. He joked of storing corn in his hip pockets while guests enjoyed the new kitchen and social hour following the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Belanger
Sabino Improvement Association
Sabino
Sam
Lizzie Eade
Association
Marksmen win state shoot as Bath team shines
Battery H at the Auburn small arms contest delivered Bath a championship in the 240th C A C. Local marksmen led by J H McClure H Holmes J McMann and others posted scores across seven rounds with a total 1222 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Bath
J. H. McClure
H. Holmes
Kk. J. McMann
H. Deering
R. Johnson
Maine fair dates listed by towns and organizers
A long list of Maine fair dates and organizers across counties from September through December includes Solon Agricultural in Solon with Joseph Matson and Sept 10. Oxford County South Paris with W. O. Frothingham and Sept 15-17. Waldo Penobscot Monroe with F. W. Curtis and Sept 15-18. and many others such as Norridgewock Agricultural in Norridgewock with S. A. Crommel on Sept 19. Kennebec Readfield with E. E. Peacock on Sept 30. Freeport Poultry Association in Freeport with L. G. Cushing on Dec 1-2. Bangor Poultry Association in Bangor with H. F. Mengevan on Dec 15-18. and other county fairs and poultry events through early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Agricultural
Solon
Joseph Matson
Somerset Central
Skowhegan
G. H. Plummer
Waldo and Penobscot
Monroe
F. W. Curtis
Oxford County
Paris
W. O. Frothingham
North Franklin
Phillips
H. W. Worthley
Norridgework Agricultural
Norridgework
S. A. Crommel
North Knox
Union
Cochnewagan Agricultural
Monmouth
W. E. Reynolds
Richmond Farmers’ Club
Richmond
Claire Bolton
Somerset Agricultural
Anson
CC. O
Sagadahoc
Topsham
E. C. Patten
Greene Town
Greene
C. L. Coburn
Maine State Pomilogical Society
Portland
E. L. White
Androscoggin Poultry and Pet Stock Asso. Inc
Lewiston
W. E. Briggs
Rome Under Nero to Headline Eastern States Exposition
At the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield from Sept. 20 to 26 the outdoor nightly program will culminate in the Rome Under Nero pyrotechnic pageant. The display features 500 participants, concerts by the 104th Infantry Band, drills by scouts, vaudeville acts, auto polo, and a fireworks finale lighting the field like day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Rome
Nero
104Th Infantry
Exposition Opens 40 Acre Auto Camp at Eastern States
Tourists at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts will find a 40 acre automobile camp adjacent to the grounds in West Springfield. The site will be electrically lit with streets, water piping, police protection, supervision and sanitary facilities. It lies on an island by the Agawam River and a bayou, offering privacy for two or three day stays during Expo week September 20 through 26. The camp features elm groves, cleared underbrush, graded land and a wide entrance, with its own market and delivery service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Exposition Grounds
West
Exposition
Regimental Reunion Of 1th Maine Veterans At Webster House
The 422d annual reunion of the 1th Maine Regiment and friends met at Webster House on Wednesday with over 25 present. A business session in the forenoon was followed by a shore dinner at 12 50. In the afternoon veterans and guests enjoyed a boat ride on the New Meadows. Attendees included Major H A Shorey and Miss Eva J Shorey of Bridgton. Major Shorey guests W Scott Shorer and Miss Alice Shorey of Bath. Mrs Ads Sherey of Brookline. Mr Alexander Niven of Montreal. HL Jackins of Houston. W Ross, Mrs Merrill and Capt J B Hall. and many others from Brunswick, Bath, Hallowell, Richmond, Lisbon, Bowdoinham, Lewiston, and Bath officials including Hon Edward W Larrabee, Miss Blanche Metcalf, and Mrs William B Mussenden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1Th Maine Regiment
Webster House Wedneday
New Meadows
H. A. Shorey
Eva J. Shorey
Bridgren
Major Shorey
W. Scott Shorer
Alice Shorey
Bath
Ads Sherey
Brooklon
Tel
Alexander Niven
Montreal
HL. Jackins
Houson
W. ©. Ross
Merrill
J.B. Hall
Brunswick
Ida Teague
Hallowell
O. A. True
Cream
Kennie
Crain
Tibbetts
Litchfield
McFarland
Boothbay Harbor
Charles Walker
Ellis
William TB. Mussenden
Infant Nellie LerMond Dies at Three Days Old
Nellie Elizabeth Lermond infant daughter of Earl and Mabel Ler mond Ler mond died Tuesday aged three days. Prayers were offered at interment in Oak Grove Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Charles F E Brooks of Wesley Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Elizabeth Lermond
Earl and
Mabel Rogers Lermond
Oak Grove
Charles FE. Brooks
Wesley Methodist Church
Local residents list weekend visits and travel
Numerous households report weekend guests and trips. William Southard and Edward Higgins visited, Ter Wi 2 1. Currie and Harry L. Digmie enjoyed the White Mountains, while Harry T. Passmore returned from Rangeley. A. G. Colby and family arrived from Portland, and Miss Annie Carting spent time with her parents. Leota Jacobsen returned to Nashua to teach after a six week trip along the Gulf coast and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Southard
Wiscssser
Town
Edward Higgins
Medford
Mass
Tear Wright
Ter
Currie
Harry L. Digmie
White Mountains
Harry T. Passmore
Court Street
Rangeley Likes
Portland
A. Hk. Parri
Annie Carting
Jsay
Herbert W. Cutting
Phippsburg
A. G. Fisher
Philip
Barbara
Marjorie
North Vassalbeore
Martin Powers
York
Raymord Powers
Cummings Street
Isuy Nichols
Thelma White
Lincoln Street
Nichols
George Barter
Southport
Brewster
Freddie
Dorchester
Miss Fisher
Oak Grove
West Boothbay
Albert F. Austin
Margaret
Albert F. Jr
Bedford Street
G Pie
Canada
J. A. LeBrocq
Highway Commission Bulletin Details Road Work and Detours
The State Highway Commission announces traffic allowed through most construction with a detour in Frankfort. Sections under work include Turner Village to Turner Auburn line, Livermore to Livermore Falls, and multiple towns such as Winn, Houston, Frankfort, Gray, Paris Woodstock, New Sharon, Greene, Windham Raymond, York, Rockland, Palmyra. Detours and brief delays noted. travelers urged to follow marked routes and shore road where advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Livermore
Frankfort
Turner Village
Turner-Auburn
Bretton’s Mills
Turner
Livermore Falls
Four Corners
Stricklands Ferry Road
Church
Three Corners
Androscoggin River
Winn
Houston
Woodstock
Gray
Freim Gay Corner
New Gloucester
Poland Spring
Oxford County
Paris-Woodstock
New Sharon
Greene
Windham-Raymond
York
York Corner
Cape Neddick
Rockland
Maine Central
Thomaston
Saratoga Launches as Navy’s Largest Ship in Camden
The Saratoga, 33 000-ton fifth ship to carry the name, premiered at the New York Ship Building Corp Camden New Jersey with 30000 spectators. A special telephone system ensured a flawless launch as officials monitored progress from all points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
United States Navy
New York Ship Building Corporation
Camden
N. J
Curtis D. Wilbur
Pollock Return Boosts Passamaquoddy Bay Fishing
Passamaquoddy Bay residents celebrate Pollock returning to the fishery after a long disappearance over a year. The passage notes the region’s salt and souring of pelagic stock, price surges due to scarcity, and Eastport’s role as a historic center for pollock fishing. The article also mentions Miss Lucey and Mrs Fanny Thurlow in local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passamaquoddy Lay
Eastport
Resigning Pastor Fernald Leaves Woolwich Charge Sept 27
The First Baptist church in Woolwich announced Rev. T. H. Fernald will conclude his pastorate on September 27. Town folks express regret as his resignation is presented after the Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Herbert Fernald
Woolwich
Great Grand Parents Attend Christenings at West Bath Church
At West Bath's Methodist church a christening drew four generations to witness Wilbert Small infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Loring Small. Rev. Charles E. Brooks presided with Charles H. Bates and Mrs. Sybil Houdlette among the honored great grandparents. Barbara Marie King also christened in the same service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Charles E. Brooks
Wesley M. EL Church
Wilbert Small
Loring Small
Charles H. Bates
Sybil Houdlette
Smills
Charles H. Bates Jr
Beachmont
Mass
Small
Charles T. Small
Winnegance
Mr. Small
Brooks
Barbara Marie King
Chester King
Colonial Club Meeting Notes Move to Sebasco Estates and Shore Acres
Ralph Gay, chairman of the clambake committee, reported that members may use Sebasco Estates and Shore Acres golf club. Granville Colby was admitted. Two resignations of members who moved away were accepted at the Tuesday night monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gay
Colonial Club
Seebasco
Sebasco Estates
Shore Acres
Granville Colby
Thieves Steal Pears From Lincoln Street Tree
Henry M. Hartleb of Lincoln Street reported his pear tree laden with 60 delicious pears was robbed Tuesday and Winter pears were taken Wednesday. He offered a reward for the thieves' apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Hartleb
Lincoln Street
Richardson Couple Spends Weekend in Richmond
Mr and Mrs William Richardson spent the weekend in Richmond with no further details in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richardson
Richmond
Schoolhouses Open on Election Day
The board of education decided to keep schools open in buildings where elections are held, breaking the previous practice of closing on election day. Resignations of Miss Alice Hartnett and Miss Edith Lunt were accepted and staffing changes announced for local schools and music supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Alice Hartnett
Edith Lunt
Miss Hartnett
Gloucester
Mass
Edith Horne
Dike
Miss Lunt
Adelaide Boynton
Melrose Highlands
Miss Wheelock
Center Street
Mabel Ayer
Union
Martha Bates Brawn
Mittineague
Local Residents Return From Short Trips and Visits
Miss Evelyn Hussey and Miss Frances Sprague left Tuesday for Farmington Normal school. Mrs. F. T. Brand returned to her Longmeadow home Saturday after visiting her sister, Mrs. L. Lowell in Woolwich. Achaesmy Daley, Abner C. Johnson, George A. Cahill and son George A. Jr., Albert Redson, attended the fair in Lewiston on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Kk. S. Clements and daughter Margaret, after several days in Newcastle, returned home on High Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Voorhees and family came back to Bedford Street after stay at Foster's Point. Mr. and Mrs. James Beaton and family, Rob ert McDonald of Dorchester, Edward Boyce of Federal Street, and Mrs. William Collins, returning Saturday from Norwood, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Footer
Hyde Park
Mass
Joseph Footer
Hardings
James B. Lemont
Charles Stackpole
Providence
R. I
B. H. Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
William A. Furber
Brigham's Cove
Sabine
Alvah Higgins
Walter Higgins
Harpswell
Henry Brown
Brunswick
Delmar Bates
Bath
John Ring
Topsham
Fred A. Higgins
Marie Dunton
Harold Dunton
Winfield Groves
Winneganee
Larrabee Grove
Emma Cox
Lexington
H. A. Dennison
Brighton
Fred W. Larrabee
William J. Burke
Medford
William and
Charles Gay
Gardiner
E. R. Brown
E. J. Allen
Freeport
J. C
Joseph Higgins
Larrabee
James, Jr
Ralph Kenney
E. W. Haggett
Byron Steele
Watertown
Harry Rich
Marshall Purington
Harold
Hilda
Wortland
Arthur Dunton
Madelyn
Russell Dalrymyle
Merton Wright
Rufus W. Lombard
Small Point
West Bath
Robert van Ameriuse
Somerville
R. H. McNair
Elizabeth Ann
Quaker Point
F. F. Baxter
Boston
Flaval Shurtleff
Montclair
N. J
J. H. McNary
First Baptist Church
T. H. Fernald
Samuel Buck
Charlotte Buck
Harry Allen
Florence Main
Eastman
Westbrook
William Gould
Robinhood
Charlotte
Mary Stinson
New York
Mary
Francis Soule
Mary Fullerton
Abbie Kelley
Nellie
Henry Carlton
Harold Leeman
Artell Hayward
Stewart Small
Round Pond
Small
Ralph Rice
No. 1
Clerke Reed
Schenectady
John Sheldon
Maxine Walker
Gorham
Wilbur Howe
Chester and
Elwood
Esmond
Alton LP. Reed
Five Islands
Elmer Dow
Sebago Lake
Irving Miller
Eldred and
Junior
Hopkinton
Miller
Alton P. Reed
Miller’s Spa
Reed
F. W. Carlton
Paris
Kennebee Bridge
Kiwanis Club
John Reed
Capitol Island
Susan Wreble
Gorham Normal School
Clarence Baker
Thelma
Lynn
Curtis Parker
Evelyn Hussey
Farmington Normal School
Fred Meathorne
Julia
Charles Howard
Pembroke
Florence Baker
Monmouth
Cliva Prescott
Josiah Reed
Maria Leonard
Trauscheck
Jeannette Stitt
Sarah Bagley
Reading
Scott Feere
Boothbay Harbor
Howard Miller
Charles Miller
Woodrow
Connecticut
Sarah WP. BE. Hathorne
Frances Sprague
F. T. Brand
Longmeadow
L. Lowell
Woolwich
Achaesmy Daley
Abner C. Johnson
George A. Cahill
George A. Jr
Albert Redson
Lewiston
Kk. S. Clements
Margaret
Newcastle
High Street
W. S. Voorhees
Eleanor
John
James
Bedford Street
Foster’s Point
James Beaton
Isabelle
Robert McDonald
Dorchester
Edward Boyce
Federal Street
William Collins
Washington Street
Norwood
Collins
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Bald Head
Jennie Silsby
Greenstreet, Bath
Adelbert Bailey
Beryl
Mount Vernon
Norway Medicine CO
Maine
Eastern States Exposition
Nellie E. Lermond
Philippines
Highway Commission
NAVY
Pollock
Lucey
Eote
Fanny Thurlow
Hishland
S. Curtis
tMorticiarn Poe Ee
Appleton
Colonial Club Meeting
Bagdikian
Chiropractors
Furber
Dr. Snipe
Pres. Quimby
Dean
Kernbec
Kennebec
Kennebec Bridge Assn