Winnegance Community Club plans fall whist series
The Winnegance Community Club held its September meeting with plans for a weekly whist series for men and women through October, possibly November, plus a November dance if feasible. Damaged driveway work, land purchase for an addition, and house committee changes were announced, with several members named to lead tasks.
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Winnegance Community Club
Joseph N. Day
Charles E. Preble
Frank Perry
I. Parker Morse
Wilton G. Bates
Joseph TB. McCutcheon
Albert Morse
Edward W. Bridgham
Bridgham
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Reuben T. Purington
Personal notes from Bath county area include delays in duties
Mrs. Carl Albee begins duties as regular organist at Winter Street Church next Sunday. J Edward Drake and Augustus Perow attend an insurance meeting in Augusta. Various Bath visitors and residents travel between Bath, North Bath, Corinna, Newcastle, and Montreal with guests in town. Capt. Swett buys 387 Park Street residence and plans move. Mrs Warren returns to Newton.
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Carl Albee
Winter Street
J. Edward Drake
Augustus Perow
Augusta
William T. Higley
Somerville
Mass
Bath
J. van Wie
Bertram Fletcher
Isabel van Wie
Brooklyn
James I. Murphy
Jane Murphy
High Street
Ruben BB. Rich
Medford
Elmer Rich
North Bath
Rich
David
Corrina
Ivan Small
John McDerwid
Court Square
Liverpool
Kingland
Clifford McDonald
Maine Night Driving Lights Rule Strictly Enforced
Maine law requires all motor vehicles on roads to display lights from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise, visible from the front and rear. Vehicles must show registration numbers at least 50 feet away with a red rear light visible 100 feet, and trailers need a white front light while the rear red light rules apply to the last vehicle in a line.
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Aommon
Maine
Brunswick woman wins D Brunswick Golf club tournament
Miss Ruth Johnson of Brunswick wins the Woman's tournament at the D Brunswick Golf club on Monday afternoon by defeating Mrs Arrim Ta Rabison and Mrs John Baxter and Mrs Charles Brswell. She claims a silver tray trophy. Mrs John Magoun, son John Jr., and Margaret depart for Philadelphia after visiting Mrs Magoun of Green street. Marriage intentions filed by Eugene E Perkins and Orinda S Ham in Bath.
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Gilbert
Clark
Dorchester
Mass
Sebasco
Ruth Johnson
Brunswick
D Brunswick Golf Club
Arrim Ta Rabiison
Philadelphia
City Hall
Orinda S. Ham
Bath
Phippsburg Roundup Lists Residents Travelers and Closings
Local notes recount light keeper Charles Tr Knight and family returning from vacation in Auburn and Portland. Many residents and visitors travel, move, or stay at cottages in Sebasco, Bailey's Island, Parker Head, and Small Point.
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Lightkeeper
Knight
Squirrel Point
Auburn
Portland
Mrs
Eby
Sebasco
Notable Local Moves and Vacations Reported
Miss Louise Johnson spends a week in Dorchester while Troward Hawley returns to Portland after a Bath weekend. Several residents travel between Bath Brunswick and Unity for visits and study with returns to Boston Paterson and Portland. A carload of Chevrolets arrives for Plant's garage as locals plan trips and vacations.
World Fliers To Land At Maine Point After Fog Bound Voyage
The World Fliers completing a Boston to Portland coastal leg faced thick fog delaying refueling and the group regrouped at Mere Point. Lieut Smith briefed Gen Patrick and reporters as Boston excitement grew. planes returned to Portland for night stop near New Meadows Inn amid welcoming crowds and inland exhibits.
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Cushing
Oden
Smith
Dr. Gren
Mirsen
MM. Fitzpatrick
United States Air Service
Gonrneverdd Fren
Washington
Miers
Deston
Patrick
Bineh Trad
Portsmouth
Patel
Boston
Ruth
Circle of the Globe
Linet. Smith
Linet
Arnold
Chicago
Nelson Chase
M Warding
Lieut
Erick Nelson
Bath
Char M. Vincoln
Mysimaginer
New York
Wergld
James OQ. Lincoln
Mere Poin
Mere Point
Porthind
Patricl
Atl
Coas
New Orleans
Epregi
Brosdl
Casea Iay
Desteerer
Ples
Maquoit Bay
Trenry A. Wise Wood
New York Yacht Club
Wood
Gloucester
Tohn Payson
Portland
Vno
Primrose II
Loring
Porthand Yacht Club
Independent greets fliers under new U.S. arrival
The Independent reporters met four of the U S Army fliers at New Meadows Inn Brides night. They shared their first US meal since leaving Seattle on April 6 five months ago.
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Independent
New Meadows Inn
Lieut Smith and Lieut Arnold Guests at Prof Chase Cottage
The Independent found Lieut Smith flight commander and Lieut Arnold guests at Prof and Mrs Chase cottage for the night and dining room. Smith spoke of a trip with mean fog and drizzle along the Maine coast and a longing for better weather tomorrow. They had not eaten since six in the morning and enjoyed a warm US welcome after long journey.
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Mrs. Chase
Independent
Lieut. Smith
Lieut Arnold
Comeland
Maine
United States
Arnold
Urban shifts and coastal rise worry Boston city regions
Engineers report sections of Boston sunk two feet in 70 years while other areas drift laterally. Beacon Hill sits 300 feet lower than Puritan times and a corner of the Public Garden sits slightly above tide water. Two women competed in single scull races on the Charles River marking US regatta debut for female contestants.
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Boston
Beacon Hill
Charles River
United States
John W. Gage Dies After Long Bath Plumbing Career
John W. Gage of Bath, a pioneer in Bath plumbing, died Friday after a long service in the trade. He helped install Bath’s first hot water heating plant and worked with many local shipyards. He married Abbie Leeman of Bath and was a Wesleyan church attendee and Bowdoin Lodge member. Survived by his wife and eight siblings, his death marks the end of a notable era in Bath’s plumbing history.
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Jobtts
Dee
M. Winetawe
Parva Street
Bath
Girge Fart
Nort & Mayne
Gage
Winslow Wit
Winslow & Son
Giage
Williams Cross
Sawyer & Packard
Hitcherlair
WO & BF
Morse
Chapman & Flint
McCutcheon
Winter Street
Abbie KR. Leeman
Wesley M. Fechareh
Bowdevnltin
James
Martha Scaupsen Gage
Ella Harrington Clarke Dies in Farmington After Illness
Ella Harrington Clarke of Farmington died at home after a long illness. Wife of Edward Clarke, she was active in the Farmington Grange and member of the Methodist church and women’s society. Survived by husband, two sons Edward of Springvale and Charles of Farrington, daughter Mrs George Dow of Lynn Mass, three sisters and two brothers.
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Ella Harrington Clarke
Edward. Clarke
Farmington
Clark
Grange
Methodist Church
Womanselah
Edward Clarke
Springvale
Charles Clarke
Farrington
George Dow
Lynn
Mass
Frances Woodman
Rosindale
Dianele Stampson
Temple
Belle Wallace
Bath
Charles Parrington
Pred Warrington
Wavedlawn
Mrs Mehitable Aten Dies. Survived by Husband and Seven Children
Mrs Mehitable Aten forty wife of William Aten died at City Hospital Friday. She leaves seven children May Arthur Mirshall William Elmer and Robert and an infant daughter. A brother Wesley Pushard of Coopers Mills. Her father Stephen Pashard of Woolwich and mother Alia Pashard of Bash.
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Mehitable Aten
William TH. Aten
City Hospital
Allen
May
Arthur. Mirshall
William
Elmer
Robert
Wesley Pushard
Cooper's Mills
Stephen Pashard
Woolwich
Alia Pashard
Bash
Local residents host visitors and return from trips
Mrs Willian Dennison Mrs Parker Moulton and son Nash returned from Pemaquid where they stayed a week with relatives. Esther Marchant of Gloucester Mass returned after visiting Sheriff W C Oliver in Union Street. Edward Walsh came back to D Portmouth after visiting Coles nan Brien on Wesley Street. Herbert Rice resumed duties at A and V store after vacation. Esther Tyler of Bethel arrived to teach at the high school. Mrs Sewall and daughter Sarah Elizabeth traveled Sumner Sinai Point to Prout’s Neck to visit Sam Miss Elizabeth Desbrow left for Pittsfield after a Naples visit. Mrs Clarence Morse and Miss Clare Coombs motor trip to Canada Montreal Quebec and Ausable Chasm in New York.
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Charles Tr. Knight
Squirrel Point
Parker Head
Winneganee
Frank Purington
Stansbury Pagar
Sebuasco
New York
John TH. Pease
Waltham
Warren Ryan
Ralph Pye
Salt Point
Everett Harrington
George Crozier
Charlotte
Grace
Plenry
Forse
Mast Boston
Walter Cushing
Springvale
Wa.ef. Williams
John F. Williams
Mivilla
Anita Williams
Branklin Es. Williams
Stareey
Pophata Beach
Boston
John Madeoln
Roslindale
Roand
William Totman
Misha Potman
Ashdale
Porthind
Walter Bowker
Edmund Driggs
Bailey's Island
Rose Wyman
Pauline
East Boston
Minnie Wallace
A. FF. Williams
Popham Beach
R. O D. Eby
Sebasco
Connersville
Ind
Daytona
Pla
T. Swett
Bath
Lewis Eis
Brunswick
Butler
Lijah Bartlett
Richardson
James Alexander
Clifford Slocum
Bartlett
Louise Johnson
Dorchester
Troward Hawley
Portland
R. J. M. Steussy
First Varish Church
Benjamin Coburn
Paterson
N.J
South Harpswell
Lillian Rogers
Bryant & Stratton Business College
A. A. Stott
Geraldine
Windymere Lodge
Unity
Gladys Vannah
Massachusetts
Dea Tian
Eleanor O'Brien
Wesley Street
Green Moors
Wittery
Kenneth Wentworth Nason
South Boston
Boston N School of Manual Arts
David Brown
Morse High
New Haven
Conn
Exgins
Yale
Fred Fuller
Press-Herald
Etta Bloom
South Pharpswell
George Rogers
North Bath
N. J
Ernest A. Allan
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Bethlehem
Alan
Were Point
Lois I. Adams
A. G. Adams
Boothbay Harbor
Clam Williams
West Bowdoin
Vivian Jewett
Mass
Harriet If. Jones
Rotary
Melville L. Rice
Willian Dennison
Parker Moulton
Nash
Pemaquid
Esther Marchant
Gloucester
Sheriff
W.C. Oliver
Union Street
Edward Walsh
D Portsmouth
N. TL
Coles Nan Brien
Herbert Rice
Sam
Elizabeth Desbrow
New Rochelle
N.Y
Carl. Anderson
Andrews Road
Pittsfield
Miss Desbrow
Naples
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Washington Street
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
New York State
Brewster Wins State Election In Record Turnout
State results show Ralph Brewster, Republican, defeating Willis Pattangall for governor by a large margin. The governor's total surpassed all prior records, with 46,000 more than four years ago. United States Senate vote reached 144d.US1 in the statewide tally.
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Ralph Wrewter
Willis Re Pattangall
United States
Maine voters elect Brewster governor in race marked by Ku Klux Klan issue
Ralph Brewster won Maine’s governorship by a wide margin over Pattangall as Eastport and Portland precincts remained uncounted. Bert Fernald held Senate seat. four GOP congressmen were reelected. Democrats gained no Senate seats. House Republicans increased to 125 with 26 Democrats, while Mrs. Dora Pinkham lost her bid for re election. Catherine Allen flipped Penobscot County House seat.
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Ralph © Drewster
Worthind
State Senate
Maine
Augusta
Eastport
Portland
United States
Bert M. Fernald
Fulton J. Redman
Pattangall
Meine
Brewster
Frank G. Farrington
Kinn
Fernald
Republican State Committee
Coolidge
Bowdein College
Harvard Law School
Jo Lheet
House of Representatives
Evening Express
House
Senate
Dora B. Pinkham
Fort Kent
N. J. Audibert
Penobscot County
Catherine C. Allen
Hampden
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