Fire Threatens Haggett Garage and Laundry Complex
An early morning fire damaged a rear storage building housing second hand furniture and a 1903 Ford, with hot ashes blamed. The blaze threatened Haggett's Garage Co and Superior Laundry on Middle and Water streets, but caused only property loss and no injuries. The town opened the fall school term with reappointed staff at Wiscasset Academy and various local schools, and numerous residents were noted leaving for or returning from other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggett’s Garage Co
Superior Laundry
Haggett Garage
Wiscasset Academy
Charles S. Sewall
Helen F. Dickinson
Eulela M. Pray
Theodore Gagne
Josephine Merry
Katherine B. Lewis
Academy
W. Starling Burgess
Birch Point
New York
Anne Bartlette
Pemaquid
Maude Loughlin
Damariscotta
Grace A. Cowley
Paul E. Bailey
Winooski
Frank M. Haggett
Haggett
Federal Street
Bailey
U. S. Army
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Thomas Bronson
Edgecomb Heights
Berkeley
Calif
Gene Lewis
Philadelphia
Julia Lewis
Virginia Pease
University of Maine
North Hall
Betty Bidstrup
New Rochelle
N. Y
Dorothy Fischer
Fort Hill Street
Merle Day
Marston
Ralph Preble
Ralph, Jr
Brookline
Herman Fowles
South Windham
Effie J. Poole
Miss Poole
John Creighton
Barbara
Union
Philip Creighton
Boston
William Rich
Freeman D. Southard
Hooper Street
W. F. Merrill
Southard
Bath Road
Stanley Dodge
Mary Hobson
A. H. Lennox
Alvin W. Keirstead
George Bemis
Frank Creamer
Sol Holbrook
Carrie Knight
Alice Taylor
Edith Bellas White
Charles Sewall
Grace Knight
Carolyn S. Varney
Etta Applin
Belfast
Sidney G. Evans
Federal] Street
Raymond Hamlin
Brunswick
Hamlin
Coleman Poultry Plant
W. Victor Gorham
Brooklyn
Gorham
Pratt Institute
Raymond Farmer
Clifford House
Frank Haggett
Harvey R. Pease
U.C.C
Augusta House
Llewellyn C. Fortier
Famous Bath ship sinks to close long career
Mr and Mrs F H Jaeger of Rye New York visited Bath amid memories of the Benjamin F Packard a famed 1910 clipper. The ship which ferried Alaska Cannery supplies was towed to Eaton's Neck and sunk May 19 1939 after being stripped for salvage. The account recalls the vessel rise and final disappearance with spectators aboard a barge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Jaeger
Rye
N. Y
City
Sedgwick
E. R. Sterling
Seattle
Sterling
Pacific Coast
Bath
Mr. Jaeger
Westchester Park Commission
Playland
Benjamin F. Packard
Eaton's Neck
Long Island Sound
Merritt, Chapman & Scott
New London
Kennebec
Eaton’s Neck
Long Island
Thompson
Packard
Danelle
Stamford
Dixon
Tooker
Davy Jones
S. S
Boston
Rve
Goodby
Merritt, Chapman & Scott Boys
West Bath Social Notes and School Reopenings
West Bath highlights include cottage closures at Campbell's Pond and Birch Point, family visits, and long lists of neighbors returning from summer stays. The community looks ahead to the Topsham grange 65th anniversary with events and a 6 o'clock supper.
West Bath Grange Hosts Costume Party and Games
West Bath Grange held a children's party Monday with costumes and hair bows. Mrs. Edgar D. Leavitt led the program. Mrs. Alice Smith sang a nursery rhyme medley, Mrs. George Booker read Road Hog, and Mrs. Fred K. Sturtevant sang Beautiful Dreamer. After a prize penny march, games and refreshments followed. Booster’s night is planned for Sept. 26 marking the 73rd anniversary of the Grange feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Mrs Henrietta French returns from Milwaukee visit
Miss Henrietta French of West Bath has come back after spending part of the summer with her aunt Mrs Elmer Sidelinger in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Stanley Henderson of Rio de Janeiro Brazil is on a three months vacation with his parents in North Bath and left Tuesday for New York for a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta French
Frank French
West Bath
Milwaukee
Wis
Elmer Sidelinger
Stanley Henderson
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
David Henderson
North Bath
New York
Dorothea Fulton
Ernest Fulton
Front Street
Ee W. Laing
East Braintree
Fall fishing opens with reports from coast to rivers
Inland fishing is ready with good reports from many areas though water is low. Rangeley Lakes region and streams feeding Kennebago Cupsuptic offer strong fall trout fishing. Salmon and trout near Roach River and Moosehead outlets show promise. Bass fishing remains solid as lakes close Sept 30 and rivers above tidewater close Sept 14. Large tunas reported with Dan Donnell leading Sewall Hand Harpoon Trophy race with an 840 pound catch off Ogunquit. Maine officials discuss propagating Atlantic salmon with federal fisheries and plan a public pheasant season hearing Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeley Lakes
Middle Dam
Richardson Lake
Roach River
Moosehead
Jordan River
Gebago
Aroostook Fish
Hancock
Washington
Grand Lake
Dan Donnell
York Harbor
Bailey Island
Donnell
Opera House to Open Sundays After Referendum
Bath Opera House will begin Sunday showings following a Monday vote approving Sunday cinema. City Clerk will amend the license. first feature is When Tomorrow Comes with Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne, featuring noted musical interludes. Beaub Geste will follow on Sunday the 24th with no price increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Opera House
Gilmore
Vennet
Charles Boyer
Irene Dunne
Bach
Liszt
Manager Vennet
Obituary of David Pero Bath and Phippsburg carpenter
David Pero 63 long time Bath native and Phippsburg resident died of a heart attack Tuesday noon while preparing a dynamite blast for a well at Small Point. He left five daughters two brothers two sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 from Fred E Curtis funeral home Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pero
Phippsburg
Bath
Small Point
Mr. Pero
Victor
Margaret Kingsbury Pero
People’s Baptist Church
T. W. Hyde
Conn
Mildred
Warren
Harry Pero
New Britain
Woolwich Social Notes and Nearby Visitors Gather
Woolwich and surrounding towns see a flurry of visits and events. Guests include Miss Anna Larrabee and Mrs Maud Chick of Limington with Mr and Mrs Herbert Wright, and many callers at Bath and Sagadahoc Ferry. The Laurel Grove Cemetery annual meeting and church services mark the week.
Sagadahoc Probate Court Handles Broad September Docket
The Sagadahoc Probate Court in Bath held its September term session with Judge Dunton. Actions included wills admitted, executors named, administrations filed, inventories approved, and guardianship and adoption petitions. Several Maritimes and local residents were referenced with estates from Bath Bowdoinham Richmond Phippsburg Woolwich and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Dunton
Julian Hardy Patten
Washington, D. C
Carlile Bolton-Smith
William B. Kendall
Bowdeinham
Charles A. Knight
Byron Hallowell
Richmond
Robert E. Hallowell
Jane S. Murphy
Bath
James A. Bimson
Samuel Dike Hooper
Adelaide S. Hooper
Walter S. Grose
B. L. Ludwig
Abbie V. Denham
Bowdoinham
Georgia N. Denham
Frank H. Clark
Arrowsie
Elizabeth A. Clark
Lulu Belle Bailey
Frank S. Head
Woolwich
George T. Murphy
Mary A. Bagley
Bay Point Camp Guests Return and Local Happenings
Bay Point residents and visitors filled the holiday scene with trips to Bath and Boothbay aboard Capt. Taylor’s cabin cruiser Hello. Notable events include Ruth Keen’s Jamaica L I return, Mrs Keen’s party slips overboard, and multiple families touring Penobscot area while Bath Memorial Hospital reports patient updates and a fall injury to Mrs Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Taylor
Clayton
Richard Taylor Hagan
Auburn
Walter Coombs
Albert
Blanche
Emily
Belmont
Mass
Edward Coombs
John
Ruth
E. R. Wright
Bruce
M. Conley
Ruth E. Keen
M. Sand
Adelphi College
Garden City
N. Y
Keen
Stewart
Reid
Kennebec Point
Bath Memorial Hospital
H. B. Cranshaw
West Newton
Leslie Beebe
Melrose
Malden Island
Bay Point
E. J. Stewart
P. W. Dalrymple
Jamaica
Mary Ruth Malcolmson
Walter A
Dike) White
McNamara
New York City
Helen Low
Edward Odell
Dedham
Brown
New York
Rockledge
William Adams
H. Sheen
L. W. Dietrich
Minneapolis
Louise Howard
Rockland
Friendship
Penobscot River
Charles Kiessling
George Murphy
John White
Lillian
Mildred
James
Katherine Graham
Edgewater
Arlington
Thomas Hagan
Theodore Lanzette
Michael Johnson
Dave Noyes
Portland
Curtis
Georgetown
Robertson–Davis announces daughter Carolyn Louise wed
Mr and Mrs Theodore L Davis of Needham Massachusetts announce the marriage of their daughter Carolyn Louise to John Ramage Robertson son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Robertson of Manchester Massachusetts The ceremony took place Sept 9 at the Congregational church Needham Rev Harry W Kimball officiated The bride a Chandler School graduate The groom Bowdoin College Psi Upsilon Harvard Graduate School graduate After a short wedding trip they will live at Peekskill Military Academy Peekskill New York where Mr Robertson teaches D LeRoy Lord employed in Portland is on his annual vacation CE to TORE Co aaipr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore L. Davis
Needham
Mass
Carolyn Louise
John Ramage Robertson
Alexander Robertson
Manchester
Congregational Church
Harry W. Kimball
Chandler School
Bowdoin College
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Harvard Graduate School
Peekskill Military Academy
Peekskill, N. Y
Robertson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiscasset
Gears Family
George Stilphen
Everett W. Jackson
Laura Seavey
John F. Jackson
Grayand
Fred Hatch
Betty
J. Edward Ball
Joe
Joyce
Nobleboro
Emmie Rice
F. W. Deering
Thelma Deering
Edward J. Burns
Isabelle Burns
Carol and
Linda
South Portland
Philip B. Alley
Scarboro
John W. Palmer
J. L. Palmer
Dale
Lois Palmer
G. L. Bryant
Waldoboro
Addie Merry
Joseph Hubbard
Somerville
Hubbard
Hodge Street
Fisher Wright
E. A. Schroeder
Newcastle
Carolyn
Varney
Washington Street
George E. Millard
Lawrence P. Radley
Joan Edith
Quincy
Philip Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
Kent's Hill
Robert R. Coombs
Harold Gay
Natick
James E. Perry
Meadowbrook Road
Omar Perry
Winnegance
Charles E. Ripley
Scott Ward
Hardings
E. B. Scott
Sylvia Anne
Allentown
Penn
J. L. Aldrich
Medford
Ward Cottage
Edwin W. Haggett
F. W. Larrabee
Lula Herbert
Topsham Grange
Frank M. Talbot
Alex Burden
Abbot Redson
Charles T. Small, Jr
Harold Haggett
Lucy Ann
Brigham's Cave
Silas M. Bates
Margaret Bickford
Clyde Bremer
Beachmont
Tibbetts’ Farm
Jennie Larrabee
Harriet Austin
Lloyd Gordon
Skowhegan
Eastern Nazarene College
Wollaston
Marie Wiseman
Rega Park
Fred J. Rose
C. G. King
Chester Lorentsen
New Jersey
William Daly
Fred Rose
Walter Larrabee
Memorial Hospital
David Wharff
Frank Donnell
Whitman
Earl
Littlefield
Edward K. Thompson
Perry
Edward
Frederick Thompson
Edward Thompson
Samuel F. Bates
Donald Freeman
Sabine
Bates
George A. Bailey
William A. Foster
N. H
George Bailey
Ira Fletcher
Humphrey A. Owen
Frice
Saine
West Bath Grange
Maine
George J. Stobbie
Arthur R. Greenleaf
U.S. Bureau of Fisheries
U. S. Craig Brook
Orland
George J. Stobie
State House
Dry Mills
McNeil Brown
Opera House
Anna Larrabee
Maud ‘Chick
Limington
Herbert Wright
Lloyd Stinson
Leon Eaton
Oak Street
Harold Shaw
Maurice Colby
Montsweag
Dorothy Hill
Harry Hill
Waverly
Frank B. Colby
Baltimore
Gilbert Wallace
Watertown
Colby
Shirley
Billy
George W. Shaw
J. Frank Hunt
Lemont Street
Harris Rakestraw
Burmside
Angie Rich Spauldin
Michigan
Leonard Lord
Lawrence Lord
C. E. Bronsfield
Edward Hodgdon
Laurel Grove
West Somerville
Sarah Bailey
Farmingdale
Dora Bailey
Nequasset
Harry T. Fitch
Frances Schniter
Cathance
Hallet
Edward V. Reed
Good Will Club
Woolwich Union For
Christian Service
Geraldine Rice
Whitney
Clyde Caton
George Gainsley
Gainsley
Togus Hospital
Gloucester
Woolwich Center
J. M. Gowdey
Robert L. Baker
Los Angeles
Cal
Iva M
Anna
New York Fair
Farm Bureau
Nequasset Congregational Church
Dromore
Charles L. Eastman
Twin Counties
Blanche J. Bunker
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Milton
Miss Grace
Lorenzo Ferry
Ida M. Beals
Ladies Auxiliary
Nequasset Church
Sagadahoc Ferry P. T. A
James Nostall
Middle Street
J. A. McGill
Hilda McGill
Charles McCullough
Marjorie
Wellesley
McGill
George Farnham
Charles
Lena C. Patten
William F. Purington
Isabella R. Sawyer
Edmund L. Risteen
Josephine C. Cunningham
Lena C. Trott
John W. Morse
Fred H. Thompson
William Temple
Elmer J. Estes
Alberta H. Marr
Aewtown
Arthur F. Mayo
Julian Hardy Patten 2d
Guardian
Milton 8S
Briry
William
Julian Hardy Pattend
Gilmore C. Trott
Herbert A. Marston
Gardiner
Kerry B
Fred Blachly
Brightwater
Jack
Center Street
Bath Dept. Store
D. LeRoy Lord