Wilson Loses Final In President's Cup Golf Match
Clinton D. Wilson of Bath falls to William Bailey of Brunswick in a 36 hole President's Cup final at the Brunswick club. Bailey wins 7 and 6 after Wilson, Bath school superintendent, earlier defeated Alden G. Smith Irving Brackett and George Schunberger in 18 hole preliminaries. Portland visitors Pascal Flint and spouse seen in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Wilson
Bath
Brunswick Golf Club
Brunswick Club
William Bailey
Brunswick
Bailey
Wilson
Bath School
Sebasco
Alden G. Smith
Irving Brackett
George Schunberger
Orange
N. J
Rodney E. Ross
Hyde Windlass Co
Mrs H M Sewall Dies at American Embassy in Paris
Mrs Camilla Loyall Ashe Sewall aged 63, widow of Harold Marsh Sewall, died Monday night in Paris while visiting her daughter Mrs Walter E Edge, wife of the American ambassador. Funeral in Paris, body to New York for burial beside her husband. She was a noted hostess and charitable figure in Maine and California origins. President and Mme Doumer sent sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Loyall Ashe Sewall
Harold Marsh Sewall
Paris
Walter E. Edge
France
New York
John Winslow Williams
Lani) Sewall
Loyall F. Gowall
Oak Grove
Sewall
McCnlhony Hills
San Franciseco
Ewall
Arthur Sewall
Liverpool
Samoa
United States
Hawaii
Maine Legisature
Washington
Harding
Maine Committee On Public Safety
Maine
Republican Nacional Committee
Red Cross
Episcopal Church
Washington Street
Small Point
Edge
Camilla Ashe Sewall
Williams
Baltimore
Loyall F. Sewall
McClare & Co
Camilla
Mary Esther
Harold Loyall Edge
Nancy
Harold Marsh
Cynthia Sewall
John, Jr
Arthur Foster
Harold Sewall Williams
Elizabeth Ashe
San Francisco
Norman McLaren
Mme. Doumer
Ireland
C. B. Randall
Randall
Maine State Library
Coombs High School
Harvey Ames
Gordon Wallace
Gilbert Wallace
Watertown
Mass
Mr. Ames
Judge Ames
Jessie
William Raymond
Berlin
Cora Wilkinson
George D. Pratt
Portland
George R. Cutler
Pratt
Bath
Patten
Connecticut
Patmans
Bay Shore
Fitchburg
Harvey Emerson
Emerson
Emma Snell
Mildred Given
Hartford
Conn
A. L. Sparks
Rumford
C. P. Curtis
Della Rideout
Florence Seigars
Ruth McEwen
Waterville
Charles McEwen
Frank Rossi
Hazardville
Frank T. Seigars
William Seigars
Reading
Norman C. Small
Melrose
Eunice Lambert Small
Allen MacDougal
Fort Fairfield
A. S. MacDougal
Georgie Denham
W. E. & E. P. Kendall
Daniel Langley
McPherson
G. A. Hackett
Main Street
Edwin Denham
Georgia
J. Hall Denham
Lewiston
Two Autos Collide at New Meadows Bridge
At the New Meadows River Bridge a collision involved a sedan carrying Gerald and Avonne Larochelle of 54 Shepard Street and Thomas Vaillantcourt of Auburn with a Brunswick runabout driven by Joe Bolduc of 121 Pleasant Street. Bolduc was treated for a head wound. arrested for drunken driving and pled guilty in Brunswick court, fined 100 dollars plus costs. Two men from Biddeford fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Gerald Larochelle
Avonne Larochelle
Shepard Street
Thomas Vaillantcourt
Auburn
New Meadows River Bridge
Joe Bolduc
Pleasant Street
Brunswick
John P. Crosby
Crosby
Bolduc
Biddeford
Beedy to Speak on Samoa in Bowdoinham Monday
Congressman Carroll L. Beedy will deliver a motion picture talk on Samoa and its people at Merrymeeting Grange Hall Monday at 7 30 pm. The event, under Merrymeeting Grange, is open to the public with a capacity audience expected after prior tours in Bath and Topsham drew enthusiastic praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll L. Beedy
Samoa
Merrymeeting Grange Hall
Merrymeeting Grange
Congressman Beedy
Beedy
Pacific
Congressman Sbeedy
Bath
Topsham
Bowdoin
Richmond
Bowdeinham
Maine
Phippsburg News Highlights Swim Feat and Scenic Showpieces
Residents recount a daring one mile swim from the dock to Squirrel Point light and back across the Kennebec by Ford Moran and family. The Moran party enjoyed river swims daily despite strong tides. Charles Rollins’ homestead at Parker Head shines with cultivated lawns and blooming flowers as locals visit Popham Beach to watch powerful surf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
Hellespont
Phippsburg
Ford Moran
Lucy
Porter
Squirrel Point Light
Kennebec River
Charles Rollins
Rollins
Parker Head
Popham Beach
Concrete Highway From Woolwich to Wiscasset
The report details a six mile concrete highway project from Woolwich to Wiscasset begun May 1, 1931. It covers excavation of 39 000 cubic yards dirt and 7 000 cubic yards stone, 20 000 cubic yards dirt fill, and 2 000 cubic yards rock, with completion targeted for mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Manor
Wiscasset
Ice House
Arborio Construction Co, Inc
Summer residents return. teachers report early for duties
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Moran and others return from vacation to Flushing L I to begin teaching duties though school starts next week. Dr. and Mrs. Berry detained by cold at Wynburg and Brightwater. Mrs. Berry critically ill. A Popham Beach party hosted by Charles Thayer features a bonfire, Victrola music, games, dancing, and a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin
Ford Moran
Lucy
Porter Moran
Flushing
L. I
George C. Pease
Geoge Palmer
Brunswick
Pease
Ewing
Ray Chamberlain
Brightwater
John C. Berry
Gordon Berry
Wynburg
John Berry
Popham Beach
Charles Thayer
Personal notes of area residents and births
Mrs Galen M Low and daughter Jean returned to Allston after a month with the Hartwells. Gilbert Young of Auburn, formerly of this city, welcomed Lois Ann born Sept 7 at Central Maine General Hospital. Mrs Harold Safford Jr completed five years as book keeper at Liberty Bottling Co with replacement Gladys Fuller, M H S 31. William J Collins of Norwood and kin returned from Labor Day at the Collins home 1217 Washington St with Earl Collins Bruce and Edith Bluett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen M. Low
Jean
Allston
Mass
Gladys Fuller
William J. Collins
Norwood
Earl B. Collins
Collins
Bruce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senter's, Inc
Garment Room
Jersey
Caroline Reboux
Rue de Laixe
Jean Patou
Westbrook Seminary
Portland, Maine
Telephone Forest
Robert Allyn
Groton, Conn
Bate
Om House
Paramount Publix Theatre
Phillips Holmes
Sylvia Sidney
Eddie Quillan
Marion Nixon
Joan Crawford
Richard Barthelmess
Brat
Sally O'Neil
High St
Arthur F. Mayo
Bath, Maine
Pascal Flint
Thaddeus Orne
New York Life Ins. Co
Boothbay Harbor
Episcopal Cathedral
New Meadows Bridge
George A. Cahill, Jr
Elizabeth
George A. Caill
Middle Street
Doris Williams
Rahway
X. Y
Popham Trench
Bowdoinham
J. Bowdoin Lilly
Lilly Farm
Bay Road
Boston
Raymond Rendell
Alfred
R. A. Dickinson
Ralph Purington
William Gile
Burton Curtis
Canada
Elisha Webstler
Clint Bailey
Lottie Blake Davis
Framingham
Viola Coombs
Frank Aderton
Winchester
Ella Aderton
George H. Blodgett
Florence Cornish
Pleasant Pond
Brown
Jackie
H. E. Cornish
Daniel Small
W. J. Graves
Minott Given
Given
Masachusetts
Newtonville
Charles Houghton
C. Houghton
Massachusetts
Mary Harper
Houghton
Rangeley
Charles Cutler
Worcester
Louie Blake Davis
New Meadows Inn
Humphrey Randall
Lottie Cobb
S. A. Clark
W. H. Gould
Capt. Staples
F. K. Jack
John Crane
Charles Tatecomb
Front Street
Ton
Abbie Minott
Hyte Wyman
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Rose Wyman
William Farr
Orville
Mechanic Falls
Ann M. Perry-Bowker
Stanwood
Irma Gilman
Belgrade
Woolwich
Arborio Co
J. T. Vercelli
Woolwich-Wiscasset
Hatch’s Shoe Store
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