Chapin and Mrs Chapin Visit Boston Friend
Arthur B. Chapin president of the American Trust Co Boston and Mrs Chapin arrived Friday to spend the weekend with Henry C. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Chapin
American Trust Co
Boston
Mrs. Chapin
Henry C. Wright
Georgetown Summer Absences and Local Repairs Update
Georgetown residents return from summer homes in Brooklyn Bath and Kennebec Point while others attend business in Irvington New York and Massachusetts. Repairs conclude on the Georgetown Arrowsie bridge and state road work ends for the year. Oliver quarry operations pause as Cummings Feldspar Co. completes season work.
Haraden Marr Two Bath Men Wed in Portland Ceremony
Miss Ursula Augusta Marr and Marshall Bradstreet Haraden were married at St Domonics church with Rev Fr Nicholas J Horan officiating. The bride wore turquoise blue chiffon and lace with silver accessories. best man was Philip Bovine. About 50 attended a breakfast at Hotel Falmouth. They will reside at 104 Emery Street after a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Portland
Ursula Augusta Marr
Marshall Bradstreet Haraden
St. Domonics Church
Nicholas J. Horan
Jeanette Whipple Marr
Philip Bovine
Falmouth
Emery Street
Miss Marr
John P. Marr
Portland High School
Portland Automobile Dealers Association
Haraden
Marshall A. Haraden
Morse High School
Portland Athletic Club
Colonial Club of
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Morse
Paul Smith
Weymouth Heights
Mass
Curtis Giles
New York City
Fred Ockerbloom
Medford
Thomas Leydon
Brookline
Death of Mt Vernon man Harry Russ and family ties
Mrs. Arthur Crockett mourns the death of her father Harry Russ who passed Monday night after six months of ill health in Mt Vernon. He is survived by his wife Anna and four daughters including Mrs Crockett Ida Russ Auburn Mrs Lawrence Childs Mt Vernon and Mrs Ronald Sinclair Bar Harbor. Also noted is Miss Mary Lord leaving the Independent to teach in Wells High School for year two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Crockett
Mt. Vernon
Harry Russ
Russ
Anna Russ
Crockett
Ida Russ
Auburn
Lawrence~Childs
Mt--Vernon
Ronald Sinclair
Bar Harbor
Mary Lord
the Independent
Wells
Stolen Sedan May Be Clue To Maine Robbery Case
State Officer George V. Jewett pursues a band of Massachusetts youths linked to Lincoln county burglaries. A stolen Chevrolet sedan found with incriminating items led to sightings in Damariscotta Mills and Boothbay Harbor, with Massachusetts plates 478733 and cigars, a belt, and a window tool inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Jewett
Massachusetts
Lincoln County
Jewett
Newcastle
Damariscotta Mills
Bath
Nequasset
Boothbay Harbor
Reed
Boston
Peter Schuyler
Blackstone
London's Bobbies Handle Traffic
London dispatch notes a worsening traffic scene with motorcoaches expanding routes and fares dropped to compete with highways. English roads attract travel by coach and postchaise, with a revival of coaching spirit amid growing accidents and dense population. Edwin Dodge reports from London, August 27, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
London
Edinburgh
Liverpool
America
Telford
Plymouth
Sam Weller
Tom Pinch
Market Cross
Edwin Dodge Hard
Five Islands School Opens With Local Teachers
Five Islands school opened Monday with Miss Edith Wilkins of Jay as teacher. Residents and visitors returned from cottages across Bath, Waltham, Cambridge, Weston, Melrose, Oakland, and other towns as summer activities end.
Neighborhood visitors and travels shared this week
Mr and Mrs Charles O Nelson of lower Washington street and Mrs Fred S Daley of lower High street visited Portland on Thursday. Raymond Chapman and family of Everett Mass are staying in Bath with Mr and Mrs Frank Wakefield. Mrs Jed F Hallowell and sons and daughters left for Bar Harbor and Dennysville. Arthur Hall of M H S will study mechanical engineering at UMaine in Orono. Mrs William J O'Brien and granddaughter Charlotte returned from Lakewood after theatre visit. Mrs Antony Dunham and daughter Lillian Dunham visited the city Saturday. Louise Hill Paine and two children left for Brooklyn after summer with her parents on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Frederick Morrill
Clarence Morrill
Richmond
Evelyn Irene Wakefield
Gardiner
Harry N. Wakefield
Highland Avenue
Lawrence D. Porter
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Frances Mason
Bertram Crocker
Doris Colby
Morrill
Gardiner High School
Bliss Business College
Maine Trust and Banking Co
Boston University
Westfield
Mass
Westfield High School
Philip Rogers
Betty
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fred Rogers
Beatrice L. Card
Orleans
Main Street
Elmer Rogers
W. D. Coombs
Portland
Grant Rogers
Auburn
Woodbury Potter
Bath
Angie Carter
George Rogers
Bowdoin
Emery Potter
Arnold Lamoreau
Presque Isle
Dyer
Bangor
Beatrice Kelley
Ralph Lowell
Windham
Edna L. Marshall
Fryeburg
Joseph Pray
Harpswell
Ora Reed
Louise Trott
Edith Edgecomb
Harry Pond
Carrol Young
William Smith
William Bibber
Frank Preble
Maine
Frank Jack
Bowdoinham
Henry A. Grover
Boston
River Road
Geraldine Stone
Thornton Academy
Saco
Alice Potter
Freeport
Harry Whitney
Marion McKenney
Brunswick
J. B. Curtis
Orange Heights
Fla
Nettie Umberline
Frank Alexander
Alice Dearborn
Charles R. Dearborn
Walter Upton
Carrie Porter
Salem
F. M. Reynolds and Sons
Thomas Jr
Charles
Lynn
Ned White
Aroostook County
Canada
Helen Lamoreau
Augusta
Harold Blanchard
Philip
Livermore Falls
C. E. Lamoreau
William Gordon
Ethel Gordon
Florence Chamberlain
Lowell
Myrtle Gordon
C. O. Baker
Cecil Quimby
Doris
Leslie Dow
Madison
Catherine Boyle
Newport
Stanley Peva
Hilda Peva Nelson
Dexter Hospital
Lawrence Passmore
H. D. Lancaster
C. W. Sylvester
E. E. Sylvester
Waterville
H. M. Tarr
Providence
R. I
G. A. Hawkes
Manley
Corey
Springfield
E. O. Tarr
Richmond Corner
Marion Blair
Italy Hatch
Gorham
James Proctor
Thames Frieday
Frances
Elaine Proctor
New York
Capitol Island
Charles McLaughlin
Marjory
Ida
Harmony
H. L. Millet
Esther
Frances Preble
Miss Miller
Miss Preble
Simmons College
Leslie Reed
Grange Hall
Henry
Gwendolyn Tarr
Westbrook
South Portland
Lewiston
Amy Bradley
A. V
Annie Grant
Ernest
Eric
Charlie
James Sencoboro
Friends
Massachusetts
Firemen’s Relief Association
Opera House
Frank Chase
Rangeley
A. D. Chase
Amy Clark
Newark
Wy. J
W. M. Dingley
Brunswick Road
Floyd Baker
South Gardiner
L. Baker
Jason Denslow
Lake Wassookeag
Dexter
Denslow
Albert
Jessie Holmes
Gray
Julia Richards
Charles Cobb
Litchfield
Dorothea Temple
Arlene Skillins
John Grant
Roland
Ralph George
Somerville
George
Charles Dunlap
H. N. Libby
Morris Glaser
Leslie Roberts
H. E. Houdlette
Kora Temple Shrine
Oliver Collis
Clinton
Iowa
Robert
Dwight Swan
Topeka
Kan
Elizabeth Hawthorne
J. E. Howarth
Roslindale
Hawthorne
Ray Merrifield
George Wilson
Lake Maranacook
A. W. Buck
Seth Watson
Harry Williams
Charles Watson
Clarence Watson
John Dix
Miller's Inn Harpswell
Warren C. Hawthorne
Crane Junior College
Chicago
Elizabeth Hathorne
B. B. Douglass
Bowdeinham
Oscar Hatch
Lawrence
Lakewood
Earl Preble
W. R. E. Carey
E. P. Favor
C. A. Alexander
Mae Reed
Hallowell
Patrick Studley Coughlin
Carding Machine Road
Mr. Coughlin
Rockland
John and
Catherine (Nevins) Coughlin
Odd Fellows
Catholic Order of Foresters
Buiglin
Quincy
Sarah Vesta Coughlin
John
Malden
William
Edward
Bartholomew Donohue
Vinalhaven
Stanley Meserve
James Deehan
Eula Pierce
J. H. Callaghan
Margaret Daley
Connecticut
Shelton High School
Lindon Little
Bernice
Greenfield
Hester Stone
Ernest Howe
Skowhegan
Alvin Totman
Edwin Totman
Stanley Marr
Rangeley Lake House
Frank Johnson
Westerly, R. I
J. T. Witham
Hattie Witham
John, Lewis
Arthur Witham
Rachel Carter
East Harpswell
John F. Thompson
Clayton Rowe
Raphael Rowe
Irvington
Joseph Higgins
Hill
Lord and Burnham Co
Ernest Brooks
H. M. Trafton
Westport
Robinhood
Martha MacFadden
J. F. Higgins
W. C. Todd
Alfred J. Rowe
Washington Street
Walter V. Cummings
Sydney Dalrymple
Kennebec Point
Brookline
Philip Dalrymple
Newton Center
Mr. Cross
Winchester
Anselm Laurist
Laurist
Anne Reed
Monson
Carl Williams
Thomas N. Williams
West Georgetown
Bristol
Howard Trafton
Brooks
Melrose
W. A. Todd
H. J. Brown
Ralph Scott
Georgetown
Arrowsie
Oliver
Cummings Feldspar Co
B. H. Woodside
Nancy Russell
Rangeley Lakes
Edith Wilkins
Jay
Fred Johnson
Ann
Elizabeth
Arthur
Waltham
Pierce Cottage
Frank Doland
Sterling
Cambridge
F. M. Reid
F. W. Scott
Five Islands
Weston
W. J. Lord
Edith Pinkham
Elbridge Mains
E. P. Alden
Oakland
Hershel Dickey
Virginia
Cleveland
Madelyn Berry
W. L. Berry
H. L. Moore
Belmont
Harry Tarr
T. W. Blaisdell
J. G. Stevens
G. W. Moulton
W. E. Reid
Louis Hagan
Proctor Hagan
William Belanger
Bath City Hospital
Hovey
Carrie
Isabel Stevens
M. P. Boynton
Malden Island
Muriel Hill
Elisha Field
Marion Stevens
Farmington
Frank Bartlett
Marjorie
Sterling Jones
Atlantic
M. F. Biggins
Arlington
W. G. Mallet
Mallet
Percy McGilvery
Mary Powers
Hasenfers
Littlegood Harbor
Albion Field
Rumford
Field
Oscar Snowman
Horace Rittall
F. H. Rittall
Edward Norton
Jamada Plain
C. H. Stevens
C. F. Luce
John Nocton
Will Hatch
Annie Donnell
C. W. Nocton
Walter Moore
Charles O. Nelson
Lower Washington Street
Fred S. Daley
Lower High Street
Raymond Chapman
Everett
Frank Wakefield
Jed F. Hallowell
Olive
Edna
Franklin
Weeks Street
Bar Harbor
Dennysville
Arthur Hall
Orono
University of Maine
William J. O'Brien
Charlotte O'Brien
Antony Dunham
Sagadahoc County
Fred D. Hill
High Street
Rotary Field Day at Shore Acres Delights Bath Brunswick
The Bath and Brunswick Rotary clubs held a field day at Se Basco with golf tennis and barn yard games. Wilson and Merrill won the golf titles though scratch start, with Desmond and Nixon taking tennis honors and a lively dinner led by Grindell's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Jason Merrill
Clint
Grindell
John Summerton
Bunny Stanwood
George Drapeau
Harry Varney
Willis Roberts
Brunswick Club
Chester Plant
Albert Henderson
Reginald Stacey
Eugene Desmond
Bath Club
Dean Paul Nixon
Bowdoin College
Harry P. Bridge
Francis Parry
Desmond
Nixon
Brunswick Rotarians
Bath Elks Field Day Ends With Clambake at Sebasco
Bath lodge Elks and Portland guests totaling about 60 enjoyed a Sunday field day and clambake at Sebasco. A 1 pm dinner followed a morning of golf horseshoes and baseball. Les Plant's team won 15 to 3 as Pat Carey led a strong effort for the losers with notable base running and defensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Portland Lodge
Sebasco
John Summerton
Score
Les Plant
Pat Carey
Red McMann
Bill Perry
Carey
Will Deering
Perry
Charley Sytle
Monty” Dow
Sokolovitch
Fielding
Colonial Club Plans Open Golf Tournament and Clambake
The Colonial club at Sebasco plans an open 18 hole handicap golf tournament next Sunday tied to the annual clambake and field day. Percy Marks oversees the event with a strong turnout expected and handicaps set to balance star and mediocre players. Notables include Ralph O. Dale Percy Marks Clint Wilson Rogers Skillings Rodney Ross and Jack Legro with over twenty others to receive 5 to 20 handicap entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Colonial Club
Sebasco
Percy Marks
Ralph O. Dale
Clint Wilson
Rogers Skillings
Rodney Ross
Jack Legro
Seigars and kin visit across towns in Maine
South Dresden residents Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Seigars and son Joe spent the weekend with Mrs. Seigars' sister Mrs. Lawrence Mul Holland in Waterville. Lillie Seigars of Hazelton Pa visits town relatives. A. J. Tibbetts visits Gardiner relatives. Joseph Burgess weekend with Dresden Mills relatives. Harold Wall family of West Dresden and Mrs. Albert Hodgdon of Gardiner call on Woolwich relatives. Katherine Crazon returns home to Gardiner after staying with cousin Mrs. G. L. Seigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Seigars
Joe
Seigars
Lawrence Mulholland
Waterville
Lillie Seigars
Hazelton
A. J. Tibbetts
Gardiner
Joseph Burgess
Dresden Mills
Harold Wall
West Dresden
Albert Hodgdon
Woolwich
Katherine Crazon
G. L. Seigars
Augusta Family Returns After Summer at Small Point
Mrs. Charles Payne and her three children Joseph Bodwell and Elizabeth returned home to Augusta on Saturday after spending the summer at their cottage at Small Point. Miss Katherine Trott and Miss Ruth Watson also returned from Ocean Park where they attended Bible school for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Payne
Joseph
Bodwell
Elizabeth
Augusta
Small Point
Katherine Trott
Ruth Watson
Ocean Park
The
Bible School
Shaw Brawn wedding ties Somerville groom to West Bath bride
A Sunday evening wedding joined Miss Margaret S. Brawn of West Bath and Douglas E. Shaw of Somerville Massachusetts at the Brawn home. Rev D L Wilson conducted the double ring ceremony with Miss Lillian Stover on the wedding march. Bridesmaid Eleanor Brown wore pink crepe, best man Leonard Brown received cuff links. The couple plan a two week motor trip and will reside in Somerville after September 23. Out of town guests included Mr George E Shaw and daughter Eleanor of Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Brawn
West Bath
Margaret S. Brawn
Douglas E. Shaw
Somerville
Mass
D. L. Wilson
Lillian Stover
Eleanor Brown
Leonard Brown
Topsham Grangers Have Fine Program
Topsham Grange held its regular meeting Saturday evening with an attendance of 78. Ora Rackley presided as lecturer and a varied program included readings, music, tableaux, and clippings. Mark Hayes, son of Mr and Mrs John P Hayes, was accepted as a St Anselm College freshman. Alfred Randall returned to Boston to enter Bryant Stratton Business College for his second year. Mr and Mrs Maxwell Sawyer and children attended the Central Maine Power Co field day at Oakland Park in Rockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
Ora Rackley
Grange
Walter
Minnie Plummer
Alfred Rackley
Hazel Smith
Doris Edgecomb
Elizabeth White
E. K. Moore
Marion Hodgdon
Irene Graves
Alice Hodgdon
Marietta Wilson
Mark Hayes
John P. Hayes
Washburn Street
St. Anselm College
Manchester
N. H
Alfred Randall
Prout’s Neck
Boston
Bryant-Stratton Business College
Maxwell Sawyer
Bath
Central Maine Power Co
Oakland Park
Rockland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth Nason
Nancy Nason
Bath Street
York
Mary
Ay Wright
Forest Hills
Marr
N. J. Horan
State Police
Bobbies
Shore Acres
Clinton D. Wilson
Jason A. Merrill
Clint” Wilson
Carileons
Wilson
Bath Elks
E. Nolan Hartnett
Jim Bonness
Stan Brown
Dresden
Shaw
Topsham Grangers