Phippsburg Summer Guests Return to New York Area
Numerous families and visitors wrap up their Sebasco and Small Point stays. Names include Julian Mason, Stephen Millett, Emily Wyman, Asa Wyman, Wilbur Wyman, Joseph Brazier, Edward Brazier, Reginald Wright Kaufman, and many Bath and Portland residents returning to homes in New York City, New Haven, Washington, D C, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Mason
Gray
Small Point
New York
Stephen Millett
New York City
Emily Wyman
Asa
Wilbur Wyman
Portland
Martin Wyman
Maine General Hospital
Joseph Brazier
Joseph, Jr
Edward
Sebasco
Andy Kaufman
Washington, D. C
Reginald Wright Kaufman
Roger Skillings
Bath
John F. Skillings
George Oliver
William Oliver
Parker Head
Alston Oliver
High Street
Sidney Coffie
Francis Winchenbach
J. F. Meschier
Kathryn
Swarthmore
Merritt
Harry Watson
Ashdale
Jerome Davis
New Haven
Small Point Beach
Garden City
Long Island
Frank Percy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lafayette Oliver
Edward Brean
Wilbur
Revere
Mass
Harry Gilmore
Gertrude Gibby
Ernest Gibby, Jr
Sidney Rapkin
Danvers
Gilman
Robert Whitehead
Robert, Jr
Mason
Miriam
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Brightwater
William Grevers
H. B. Wyman
Walter McCourt
Omar R. Perry
Albert N. Towne
Margaret
Janice
Waltham
Rowe
Popham Beach
Ernest Rogers
Edward Breare
Harry Gilman
Jane Feere
Robert L. Ewing
Betty
Sixten
Wenham, Mass
Olin Ellis
Porter Cottage
West Point
Russell Thompson
Sebasco Lodge
Robert DeFarge
Everett Palmer
Lester Savory
Geraldine
Stamford
Conn
Palmer Cottage
Hazel Harrison
Eugene Stover
Popham Beach Coast Guard
Melvin B. Hodgdon
Charles Taylor
Fred Sawyer
Sawyer
William Harrington
Ella Harrington
Snow
Brunswick
Sidney Eaton
N. W. Eaton
Edwin A. Potter
William S. Forbes
Winter Park
Fla
Elwood Legard
Robert Stevens
Linwood Haynes
Edward Owen
Dromore Farm Bureau Holds September Meeting on Electrical Equipment
Dromore Farm Bureau met at Dromore Grange hall to discuss electrical equipment. A volunteer dinner committee caused a mix up with serving duties led by Mrs. Clara Oliver Mrs. Ethel Pinkham and Mrs. Elizabeth Mayo Monson H Hayes 30 of Portland was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill after allegedly wresting a loaded .32 caliber rifle from Dawson E Noble on Noble's porch following a heated argument.
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Dromore Farm Bureau
Dromore Grange Hall
Clara Oliver
Ethel Pinkham
Don An
Elizabeth Mayo
Monson H. Hayes
Portland
Dawson E. Noble
Hayes
Noble
Garden Club Talks Spark European Rock Garden Trend
Mrs. Frank A. Hodgdon cites Europe’s popular rock garden walls as a model for garden beauty. She urges starting a rock garden now to avoid spring lawn interference and notes the Cosmopolitan club lawn hosts a bird bath and a growing rock garden with various plants.
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Europe
England
Scotland
France
Germany
Frank A. Hodgdon
Garden Club Ex
Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Winnegance Sermon Opens Season at Local Church
Miss M Helen Sims preached the first sermon of the season at Winnegance church on Sunday morning with the title Blind Fogs. Local updates note visitors from Phippsburg and Labor Day guests in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
M. Helen Sims
Frank Perry
Herbert
Phippsburg
Dover
N. H
Perry
Bertha Russell Smith
Bath
Cromore Grange
Parker O. Rogers
Ruth C. Trueworthy
Lena Oliver
Woolwich
Clifford Jewelry
Charles A. Hunt Hose Company
McElroy R
Army
Frank H Quimby Dies in Malden Mass
Frank Harvey Quimby died at Malden hospital after a brief illness. Born February 13 1874 in Malden he was a pharmacist and business owner with drug stores in Palmer Adams East Pepperell and Walpole. He is survived by wife Phebe Hastings mother Etta E Quimby brother Ernest and three sisters. Funeral held at his mother’s Malden home with Universalist ministers officiating and burial at Forest Dale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harvey Quimby
Etta E
Israel P. Quimby
Maljden Hospital
Mr. Quimby
Malden
Orange
Mass
Bath
Maine
Westbrook Seminary
A. B. Morgan
Palmer
Adams
East Pepperell
Walpole
Universalist Church of
Thomas Lodge of Masons
Phebe Hastings
Etta E. Quimby
Ernest
S. Bessie
Nettie Wentworth
North Parsonsfield
Wesley Binford
Boston
Tremont Street
Henry Rose
Haverhill
S. W. Brooks
Death of Mrs Hannah Edgecomb Leaves Lewiston Family
Mary Gallant receives word of the death of her aunt Mrs Hannah H Edgecomb widow of Joseph Edgecomb of Lewiston and sister of the late James R Cressey born Bath November 29 1840. She lived in Lewiston since marriage leaving two sons Frank and Albert Edgecomb both in Lewiston and one daughter Martha Thompson. She had several nieces and nephews in Lewiston and was active until this summer. She died after a week in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gallant
Hannah H.edgecomb
Joseph Edgecomb
Lewiston
James R. Cressey
Bath
Frank
Albert Edgecomb
Martha Thompson
Funeral and committal for Mrs Mary Preble Melcher
Funeral and committal services for Mrs Mary Preble Melcher were held at Maple Grove cemetery Tuesday at 10 30 in the family lot. She was the widow of Harry Melcher of Bath and lived in Bath all her life until moving to Portland five years ago. Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Preble Melcher
Maple Grove Cemetery
White Ribboners Meet at First Baptist Church
A W C T U meeting was held Tuesday afternoon in the Brotherhood room of the First Baptist church with Mrs. Nella Stover presiding. Lillian Mayo was named director of Temperance and Missions, Lois Palmer of Sabbath observance, and Carrie Trott of Sunday schools. Delegates named for the Maine W C T U sixtieth annual convention at Rockland September 19 to 31 include Lizzie B. C. Chaney, Stover, Sims, Hovey, and Snipe. Ella A. Boole, World W C T U president, will speak September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Nella Stover
Lillian Mayo
Department of Temperance and Missions
Lois Palmer
Carrie Trott
Maine
Rockland
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Helen Sims
Frank Hovey
Omah Snipe
Ella A. Boole
Road widening work begins east of First Parish Church
A crew started widening No. 1 highway from Brunswick toward Bath with cement paving and excavation already underway toward Cook's Corner. Local motorists welcome the project, hoping relief from long delays as funds appear concentrated elsewhere in the state.
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Brunswick
Bath
Cook's Corner
William R. Donnell Dies After Illness at 57
William R. Donnell 57 lifelong Bath watchmaker dies Friday night at his home 251 High Street after a yearlong illness with complications. Born September 24 1877 to William T. Donnell and Clara H. Donnell he trained in horology at Waltham and Philadelphia and worked for firms in Boston Concord Fall River and Brockton. Survived by wife Sarah Potter a son William T. Donnell a grandson William R. Donnell and sister Mrs William E. Palmer all of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William RR. Donnell
High Street
Mr. Donnell
Bath
William T. Donnell
Clara H. Donnell
Donnell
Washington Street
Southend
Waltham
Mass
Philadelphia
Bigelow, Kennard & Co
Boston
Concord
Fall River
Brockton
C. W. Clifford & Son
Winter Street Church
William R. Donnell
William E. Palmer
William R. Deehan dies suddenly at 50
William R. Deehan 50 a skilled machinist at Bath Iron Works and Hyde Windlass Co died of a heart attack at his Hardings home after an evening meal He was born in Lewiston son of Cornelis and Mary Deehan He lived in Bath 18 years then Hardings 20 years He leaves a wife two sons Francis W and Arthur H Deehan a daughter Mary Elizabeth Deehan a brother Charles Deehan and three sisters Mrs Patrick Hurley Mrs Walter Nelligan and Mrs Joseph Terry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Deehan
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass Co
Hardings
Mr. Deehan
Lewiston
Cornelis and
Mary Deehan
Bath
Richmond
Francis W
Brunswick
Arthur H. Deehan
Mary Elizabeth Deehan
Charles Deehan
Newburyport
Mass
Patrick Hurley
Walter Nelligan
Ware
Joseph Terry
Suncook
N. H
Herbert L Grinnell Dies at 79 After Bath Career
Herbert L Grinnell age 79 died Thursday morning in Augusta after a long Bath career as a foreman joiner in shipyards and seven years as secretary of the Bath Board of Highway and Sewers. Born in Bristol he lived at 1162 High Street and held high Masonic ranks. He leaves a son Judge Herbert L Grinnell Jr of Derry NH and a daughter Mrs Clayton Ingerson of Providence RI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Grinnell
Bath
Board the Highway and Sewers
Augusta
Bristol
George Grinnell
New England Shipbuilding Co
Amos Haggett
Kelley & Spear Yard
Percy & Small Yard
Alexandria
Capt. Goss
New Haven
Conn
Grinnell
Bath Board of Highway & Sewers
High Street
Solar Lodge
Montgomery & St. Bernard
Royal Arch
Dunlap
Kora Temple
Mystic Shrine
Bath Lodge of Elks
Herbert L. Grinnell, Jr
Derry
N. H
Clayton Ingerson
Providence, R. I
Mrs Ella E Sprague 75 dies in Belmont Mass
Ella E Sprague widow of Augustus Sprague and longtime resident of this city died last Wednesday in Belmont Massachusetts at her brother Charles W Melcher's home. Born in Bath she was a charter member of Genesia chapter OES. Survived by her brother. Funeral services will be held in Bath at Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence at 2 PM Saturday with Rev. David L Wilson officiating.
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Ella E. Sprague
Augustus Sprague
Middle
School Street
Belmont
Mass
Charles W. Melcher
Burnham Street
Mrs. Sprague
Bath
Asa
Elizabeth
Leighton) Melcher
Horace V. Pushard 83 Dies at Bath Memorial Hospital
Horace V. Pushard 83 died at Bath Memorial hospital Wednesday of last week. A native of Phippsburg he was a carpenter by trade and had lived at 223 Center street Bath for six years. Survived by nephew Harry Pushard of Phippsburg and niece Mrs. Bernice Whitten of Salona Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace V. Pushard
Bath Memorial Hospital
Phippsburg
George and
Melinda Gardiner Pushard
Bath
Center Street
Harry Pushard
Bernice Whitten
Salona Beach
Cal
Funeral Services Held for H L Grinnell Noted Local Leader
The funeral for Herbert L. Grinnell longtime legislator city councilman and ship yard executive was conducted Saturday at 1162 High Street with Rev David L Wilson of Central Church officiating. Knights Templar service performed by Dunlap commandery officers and bearers included Edwin H P Lowell and J Maurice Haynes. A graveside committal followed at Oak Grove with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Grinnell
High Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Knights Templar
Dunlap Commandery
Edwin H. P. Lowell
J. Maurice Haynes
L. L. Hooker
Albert Henderson
Gardiner R. Deering
Mr. Grinnell
Oscar F. Williams
M. B. Hodgdon
Samuel R. Percy
Stanley M. Brown
Roscoe H. Shaw
Albert F. Austin
Oak Grove
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Mary Preble Melcher Widow Dies in Portland
Mary Preble Melcher widow of Harry Melcher died Sunday in Portland after months of illness. A Bath native born to Capt. George A. Preble she lived most of her life in Bath at 850 Middle Street before moving to Portland five years ago. She attended Bath schools and was a Grace church member. Survived by one cousin Mrs. Moses Foster of Portland. Funeral services held Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at Maple Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Melcher
Portland
Bath
Mary Preble Melcher
Melcher
Middle Street
Grace Church
Moses Foster
Maple Grove Cemetery
Death of Hugh N Weatherbee Retired minister and carpenter
Hugh N Weatherbee 68 a retired minister and carpenter died Thursday at 16 Milan Street He was born in Londonderry Nova Scotia son of William and Sarah Hingley Weatherbee A daughter Mrs Ludie C Fifield Bath survives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh N. Weatherbee
Milan Street
Londonderry
N. S
William
Sarah Hingley Weatherbee
Ludie C. Fifield
Bath
Frederick M Reid Committal at Riverside Cemetery
The body of Frederick Milton Reid who died at Memorial hospital was removed Thursday morning to Newport where a committal service was conducted at 3.30 p.m. in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Milton Reid
Memorial Hospital
Newport
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Ella Sprague
Funeral services for Ella E. Sprague widow of Augustus C. Sprague and a Genesta chapter O E S member were held Saturday at 2 p m at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence Belmont Massachusetts where she had lived two years Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery bearers included Charles Low Harry Foote Olney Perry and Wilbur Oliver she previously resided at 36 School Street Belmont death occurred Sept 5 in Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella E. Sprague
Augustus C. Sprague
Genesta Chapter
Belmont
Mass
Arthur F. Mayo
David L. Wilson
School Street
Charles Low
Harry Foote
Olney Perry
Wilbur Oliver
Oak Grove Cemetery
Deehan Rites Held For William R Deehan
The funeral of William R. Deehan who died Thursday evening at his home Hardings was held Monday morning at St Marys church. Rev Fr Timothy C Maney officiated with bearers John Hurley William Deehan Charles Deehan and Christy Kelley. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Deehan
Hardings
St. Mary’s Church
Timothy C. Maney
John Hurley
William Deehan
Charles Deehan
Christy Kelley
Oak Grove Cemetery
Donnell Rites Held at Home on High Street
The funeral for William R. Donnell who died Friday night was held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at his home 251 High Street. Rev JosephPur due officiated with bearers Ernest Stinson Frank Stinson Willard Oliver and Ralph Cornish. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Donnell
High Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Ernest Stinson
Frank Stinson
Willard Oliver
Ralph Cornish
Oak Grove
Funeral for Hugh N Weatherbee Held at Home
Funeral services for Hugh N Weatherbee were held Saturday at 10 a.m. at his home 25 Milan Street. Rev Harley A Shattuck of Beacon Street M E Church and Ensign Edward J Tripp of the Salvation Army officiated. Bearers were George Vern Howard Chauncy Fifield Joseph Weatherbee Frank DeFreta Sprague. Interment followed in Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh N. Weatherbee
Milan Street
Harley A. Shattuck
Beacon Street M. E. Church
Edward J. Tripp
Salvation Army
George Ae Vern Howard
Chauncy Fifield
Joseph Weatherbes
Frank —DeFreta Fren ‘Sprague
Winthrop
Funeral for Horace V. Pushard Held at Curtis
The funeral for Horace V. Pushard took place Friday afternoon at two at the Fred S. Curtis funeral home on Center Street. Rev. Charles R. Sims of First Baptist Church officiated and burial followed in Hillside cemetery, Parker Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace V. Pushard
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Hillside Cemetery
Parker Head
Forty-Nine Poets of Haiti Translation By Edna Underwood
Edna Worthley Underwood translates Forty-Nine Poets of Haiti 1782 1934 with introduction by Stenio Vincent. The Maine born Bath resident praised as world’s best translator of verse is linked to Phillips and Bath relatives. Mosher Press Portland releases this anthology saying it's the second time a complete race anthology is translated by one person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Edna Worthley Underwood
Bath
Maine
Phillips
D. Howard Spear
Charles A. Corliss
Henry W. Howard
Stenio Vincent
Mosher Press
Portland
Local Couple Plans Boston Visit for National Amateur Golf
Mr and Mrs Edwin H Given of Cobb Road plan a Boston trip to attend golf matches at the National Amateur Championship held this week at Brookline Country Club. They will watch the event and enjoy the city during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Given
Cobb Road
Boston
Brookline Country Club
Maine Seniors Golf Tourney Set for September 22
The second annual Maine Seniors' Golf Association event will be at Brunswick Golf Club on September 22. Trophies for best gross and net scores in classes A to D, with best 18-hole score earning the senior champion trophy. Entries due by September 18. Buffet lunch at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Seniors’ Golf Association
Brunswick Golf Club
George O. Hubbard
A. N. Nash
Charles S. Biswell
Bath
Seniors’ Association
Cahill congratulates Brann on victory in state race
Ex Mayor Charles H. Cahill telephoned Governor Louis J. Brann to offer congratulations on his win. Cahill also thanked Fred H. Lancaster of the Democratic state committee for his campaign handling. He thanked Bath and Sagadahoc voters for their support and thanked Ralph O. Dale for county support amid recent local election shifts. Dale, county attorney, credited Bath support as he noted past defeats and current party changes in the county committee.
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Rep
Dem
Ames
Brann
Warsaw
Arrowsic
Bath
Bowdoin Eee
Jackson Cahill
Arrowsie
Jack Avery
Arrowsie Sane
Clerk of Courts
Dem Thompson
Patten Houdlette
Patten
Dem Stevens
Cate
West Bath
Woolwich
Charles H. Cahill
Louis J. Brann
Fred H. Lancaster
Democratic State Committee
Mr. Cahill
Sagadahoc
Ralph O. Dale
John P. Carey, Jr
Mr. Dale
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Aldrich
Baseball games postponed due to field conditions
Heavy rain left Brunswick field unplayable and Kelley field near play. Bath Brunswick week schedule postponed to next Sunday with 1 30 p m Delta Brunswick game and 4 p m Kelley field game. Mrs Milton C Trott dies in Portland on Wednesday.
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Bath Brunswick
Delta
Brunswick
Kelley Field
Brunswick Field
Milton C. Trott
Portland
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