Sagadahock Fire Laddies Win Ninth Annual Muster Prize
The Sagadahock Fire Laddies of Bath won first prize with a 191 feet 6 inch throw at Bath on Labor Day, beating the Niagara of Brunswick which logged 183 feet 8 58 inches. Senator Baxter from Bath placed third with 180 feet 7 1 4 inches.
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Sagadahock Fire Laddies
Sagadahock
Bath
Washington Street
Sagadahocks
Senator Baxters
Baw Beese
Waldoboro
Counce
Thomaston
R. H. Counce
Androscoggin
Topehama
Hecla
Randolph
Minnehaha
Boothbay Harbor
Lubec
Bangor
Sagady
Tutle
Niagara
Wwever
Pete
Senator Baxter
Emerson Glidden
Brunswick Red Jackets
Sagadahock tub team wins Maine muster at Bath in 1922
The Sagadahock tub team from Bath set a state record with a 242 ft 12 in throw at McKay Park on Aug 12 1922 while Niagara of Brunswick placed second with about 238 ft. Lubec Torrent led a large Lubec contingent of 92 in uniform as crowds laughed when Levi Thompson’s hat was knocked off by a water stream. The event featured judges from Gardiner Rockland and Topsham and a St. Jean Baptiste Band procession through the park.
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Sagady
George Middleton
Alex Burgess
Levi Thompson
Bath Veteran Fireman's Association
Lubec
Levi
Bangor
Canaan
Fall River
Mass
Gulf Stream
McKay Park
Bath
George F. Hunt
Gardiner
Charles M. Lawry
Rockland
Chester H. McCabe, Jrs
Brunswick
Frank T. Fortier
William S. Sedgley
Topsham
Charles W. Berry
Robert Cosgrove
Clarence W. Colby
St. Jean Baptiste Band of
Personal notes from Labor Day weekend travels
Local residents report weekend visits and trips. Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Ham returned from Mt. Desert Island and Bar Harbor to visit Ham’s cousin Arthur Ham. Capt L W Oliver and daughter Florence spent Labor Day in Auburn with Andrew Cascadden. Leland E Cunningham from Cambridge Mass visits his grandmother and aunt in this city. Ina Williams takes a two week vacation to Massachusetts. Scott Morse and Edward J Lee were guests at the Farrin cottage Five Islands. N Edward Covel and Mrs Covel return to West Newton Massachusetts after Labor Day with Charles T Jackson. Herbert Grover returns from Bristol visit. Robert B Hatch and Warren Hawley travel to Aroostook County and stay with Chester & Kingsley in Caribou.
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Winfield Ham
Mt. Desert Island
Bar Harbor
Ham
Arthur Ham
L. W. Oliver
Florence
Trufant Street
Charles Patrick
Labor Day
Auburn
Andrew Cascadden
Leland E. Cunningham
Cambridge
Mass
J. B. Cunningham
Herbert Stevens
Covel
West Newton
Mags
Charles T. Jackson
South Street
Herbert Grover
Middle Street
Bristol
Robert B. Hatch
Warren Hawley
Aroostook County
Caribou
Mrs
Chester
Kingsley
Catherine Wheating
South Weymouth
Percy Savage
Nehemiah Boynton, Jr
Medford
Malden Island
Charles W. Nocton
Nocton
John Nocton
Annie Donnell
Garden Street
Bath
B. F. Perry
Columbus, O
Boston
James MacMahan
Winfield Scott
Bath and
Weston
Clifford Landry
Gloria
Maklin
Lincoln Campbell
Snowman Road
C. A. MacMahan
Fred Carr
Biggins
Sedgemere Road
Judge
E P. Pierce
Marie
Brookline
Leslie G. Ainley
Ethel
Edwin MacMahan
Ainleys
Basil MacMahan
Charles MacMahan
Pollyanna Lodge
W. Wormstead
Barbara
Virginia Wormstead
Grace Thomson
G. S. Wallace
Appenaug
R. I
A. Maud Nye
Fred Burgess
Quincy
E. A. Starrett
Kenneth
Donald Helen Starrett
Warren
C. 8. Morse
Providence
Helen Piper
Wylie Co. Brian
Damariscotta
Grace Lawless
Ester Goodell
Robert
Fuessel
Moore
Holyoke
Marion Merrill
Gertrude Moore
Melrose
Pollyanna
William S. Farr
Fremont Rowe
Orris Larrabee
Gardiner
James Lynch
Veleris Dean
Eva Dean
Charlies Magoner
Hartford
Ellsworth Pinkham
F. H. Rittall
Frank Hall
Saco
Lillian Chadborn
Martha
Ruby
Packard
Nellie Coker
Biddeford
Ford W. Davis
Manville
Seinor
Seguinland
Harmon's Harbor
A. Dopkins
Natick
George Thompson
Ithaca
N. Y
Avis Barnes
Belmont
Leonard Thompson
Agnes Turner
Stafford Springs
Louise Williams
Williamantic
Conn
Viola Buzzo
New
Fred P. Oliver
William A. Todd
Robert Leighton
Cora
Lexington
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Ralph Hunter
Hanover
N. H
Hooker
Frank Peterson
Portland
H. J. Brown
Overlook
Ellery Harford
Walter
Carroll Powers
Robinhood
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Ruth Hicks
Jamaica
Marjorie Hinckley
Bath City Hospital
Walter V. Cummings
Howard M. Trafton
Doris Trafton
B. H. Woodside
Harry Heald
Clayton Harry
Dorothy Oliver
Roxbury
W. C. Todd
Augusta Rowe
Five Islands
Alfred J. Rowe
Joseph F. Higgins
Irvington
Everett C. Higgins
Henry Albers
West Georgetown
Andover
Sims
Massachusetts
Kenneth Dunlop
L. J. Baker
Ferris Leonard
Robert West
North Middleboro
Frank Heald
Colleen Bryer
Lillian Carlton
Whitefield
C. Tileston
West Roxbury
Edward Wren
Rex Campbell
Winston-Salem
N. C
Harry L. Tarr
Richmond
E. B. Billings
Thomas Hagan, Jr
Jennie Todd
Frank W. Hovey
Grace
Ocean Park
Amy Hovey
Gorham Normal School
Tene Oliver
Agnes Powers
The
Baptist Church
Bright
Arrowsic
Ohio
Five Islands social notices and gatherings dominate
Community round up of visitors and residents in Five Islands Maine includes Catherine Wheating returning home from South Weymouth and many summer guests at Pollyanna Lodge and Harmon's Harbor. The Five Islands Grange resumes weekly meetings on Sept 1 and local dances feature Miss Five Islands and a Down East Quartet performance.
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Virginia Ainley
Ethel
Edwin MacMahan
George
Janet O'Donnell
Ethelyn Gray
Five Islands
Clinton Hanna
WCSH
Portland
Georgetown weekend visitors and summer residents list
Numerous summer guests and weekend visitors are noted in Georgetown and Robinhood area towns. Names include Oliver Todd Leighton Hunt Huntress Higgins Hicks Cummings Tarr Tarr Hovey Billings Todd and other families from Lexington Bath Melrose Jamaica Andover Medford West Georgetown and Roxbury with departures to Jamaica and Massachusetts.
Richmond Obituary and Local Social Notes
Joseph B. Ward 88 died at home. Civil War veteran and Mason. Survived by daughters Jennie Small Lewiston Isalena Ward at home and J Wesley Ward Malden MA. brother Charles Ward Litchfield. Funeral at home with Masons. interment Litchfield Plains. Numerous society notices follow of visitors, travels, and community events across Richmond and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Ward
George
Susan Ridley Ward
Morning Star Lodge
Progressive Grange
Jennie Small
Lewiston
Isalena Ward
J. Wesley Ward
Malden
Mass
Charles Ward
Litchfield
Litchfield Plains
Bath City hospital trustees postpone meeting
The Bath City hospital trustees postpone their monthly meeting from Friday afternoon to October ninth in respect to the late Mrs. Ca milla A. Sewall widow of Harold Marsh Sewall who was an interested member of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City Hospital
Camilla A. Sewall
Harold Marsh Sewall
Local families resume routines after weekend trips and work
Mr and Mrs Frank Lemont return home from a cottage stay at Southport with daughters Marjorie and Frances. Comdr and Mrs Phillip B Eaton, U S C G, recount a motor weekend trip to Quebec and Montreal via the White Mountains. Miss Frances Lee Lord returns to teaching at the Maine School for the Deaf in Portland after five years at the Rhode Island School for the Deaf in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lemont
Marjorie
Frances
Washington Striet
Southport
Comdr
Phillip B. Eaton
Summer Street
Quebec
Montreal
White Mountains
Frances Lee Lord
Liegut
John A. Lord
Pearl Street
Maine School For the Deaf
Portland
Lord
Rhod- Island School For the Deaf
Providence
Labor Day Parade of Fire Apparatus and Fire Laddies
Several thousand spectators watched one of the era's largest parades as about 500 men and 11 hand engines led a colorful procession. Fire units from Brunswick to Bath, the Maine State Firemen’s Association, and bands marched along with drum corps, a touring St Jean Baptiste band, police escort, and a striking Uncle Sam figure. The route began at Water Street and ended at City Hall Square after a long, organized procession through Center, Front, Linden, and Pearl streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jean Baptiste Band
Brunswick
Fairfield Stamer Company
John P. Crosby
Bosthbay Harbor
Androscoggin
Topsham
Eben Holmes
Senator Baxter
Mejer Gorge Wagner
Baw Beese
Waidoboro
Niagara
Saco
Lubec
Simon Townsend
Sam
Sagadahock Company
Bath
General Berry
Rockland
W. H. Pattee
Fairfield Steamer Co
George Grover Post
No. 14
A. L
Maine State Firemen's Association
Duncan C. MacDonald
Chester H. McCabe
Maine State Hand Engine League
Harold P. Small
Camden
A. F. Payson
Camden Department
Walter Jones
Charles I. Parks
Scott Maree
Ynd
Richard Frates
Gqpparatus
Bath Department
Water Street
Center
Linden
Washington
Pearl
High
City Hall Square
Butterfield Dinner Draws Wide Family Greeting
Mr and Mrs Andrew Butterfield hosted a Sunday dinner at 69 Granite Street with Elizabeth and Edward Butterfield George A Cahill and family Merle Niles and Robert from Roxbury Mass George Cahill Jr of Elizabeth New Jersey and Miss Doris Williams of Rahway New Jersey as guests Absent were Mrs Niles and infant Jane who leave Bath City hospital Wednesday Also Mr and Mrs Walter Brennan of Augusta visited the holiday gathering Brennan is state safety engineer and will attend an unemployment conference in Washington DC Mrs Brennan will stay with her parents at 18 Dummer Street in the city for the interval
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Westerly
R. L
Ann Johnson
New Jersey
Henry Baston
Wells
Annie Nash
Belmont
Mass
Charles James
Cloverdale Farm
N. W. Strickland
Nahant
J. M. Hudson
L. B. Hankey
Janet Foulis
Kittanning
Joseph Carole
Caroline
Somerville
Maurice Rankins
Gardiner
E. B. Rankins
Edward
George Hinkley
Moosehead Lake
George Hodges
George L
Beatrice
L. E. Mansfield
Agnes
Springfield
Mary P. Reed
Rena Kimball
H. L. Tarr
E. B. Billings
Dorothy Stewart
Robinhood
Farm Bureau
Progressive Grange Hall
Hortense Welch
Wamsdrobe
Helen Woods
Mildred’ Burnett
Medford
Progressive Grange
E. O. Tarr
Fred Witham
Roy Varney
Lillian Johnson
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
John Coughlin
Malden
Coughlin
Sarah Coughlin
Frank Robinson
Ruth Robinson
Harold Averill
St. Johnsbury
Green Mountains
Annie Hatch
R. A. L. Colby
Granville Douglass
Marion Purington
Beverly
June McKenna
Bangor
John Clark
William Dingley
Auburn
Dorothea Temple
Madeline Umberhind
Ruth Anderson
White Mountains
Frank Cook
Camp Ground
Charles Grondin
Portland
Laura Grondin
G. H. Clark
Boston
Effie White
Arthur Randall
Helen Conroy
Seattle
Wash
Thomas O'Neil
O'Neil
Augusta General Hospital
Walter Reeves
Stratford
Ooonn
Hartwell Weeks
Richmond Camp Grounds
Donald Spear
Boss’ Camp
Pleasant Pond
Belfast
Spear
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Marion Blair
Strong
Ellsworth Reed
Waltham
Swan Island
Ethel Rankins
Gertrude Holmes
St. John
N. B
Houston
William Thurlow
Rankins
Elmer King
Elmer King Jr
Hampton, N. H
Donald Foster
John Plummir
Skowhegan
Elizabeth Haynes
Italy Hatch
Gorham
Gorham Normal School
Lillian Dunham
William Dunhem
Charles B. Kenndy
Augusta
Edward Favor
Rangeley
Ernest Grant
James
Joseph Mahan
Roslindale
Samuel Blake
Eric Grant
Paul Stitphen
Russell Ring
Stanley House
Main Street
Mr. Ring
A. A. Ring
Mary Belle Blen
C. H. Bryant
Richmond
van Hall Blen
John Hall
Ridge Road
Freeman Moshier
Donald
Charles Alexander
Montreal
Marguerite Pietroso
Cloverleaf
Farmingdale
David Andrews
Sarah Beals
Reed Road
Dover Southard
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Richmond-Dresden
Natalie E. Sanborn
Keezar Falls
Ralph C. Walker
William Yeo
Brunswick Road
7. S. Meacham
Ernest Kendall
Kenneth Ms Farland
Lyon
J. Wesley Ward
J. B. Ward
Barbara Houston
Lrank Segzars
Bowdoinham
Maude James
Margueri
Peeziesy
Andrew Butterfield
Granite Street
Elizabeth
Edward Butterfield
George A. Cahill
William Temple
Mary
Exciter, N. H
Merle Niles
Robert
Roxbury
George Cahill Jr
Elizabeth, N. J
Doris Williams
Rahway
N. J
Mrs. Niles
Jane
Bath City Hospital
Walter Brennan
Moosehead
Brennan
Washington, D. C
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Donald Stackpole
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Herbert Sherman
William Benner
Niagara Boys
Donald Whitney
Burt Johnson
Clarence E. Stetson
Maine Development Commission
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Wallace Pierce
George Hanna
William Chafe
William
Harmon’s Harbor
Ralph Johnson
Ley
Carlton Hinkley
Evelyn Hinkley
Earl
Gerald Hinkley
Velcris Dean
Magoun
Howard
Lucille’ MacMahan
Charles Hanna
James Stevens
Cecil Stevens
Leslie Ainley
Lena Higgins
Ros Dolan
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State Department of Education
State House
J. Kelley
Hoover
Florence M. Hale
National Education Association
Georgetown
Norris Sidelinger
Ring House
Gardiner Street
Bernard
Leo
James Pierce
M. C. Priest
Bath Savings Institution
John H. Morsely
Jordan Marsh Co
F. H. Whalen
A.C. Cross
Bath Savings Institution Bldg