Marriage Ties Wiscasset Pair In Bath Ceremony
Wiscasset and Vin cent Reed of Alna wed in Bath at Hotel Sedgwick on Monday Sept 6 in a sun room ceremony officiated by Rev Charles S Lowder. Attendants included sister Mrs John K Anderson and Roger Reed best man. After a wedding supper the couple left for a Cape Cod cottage and a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Fisher
John C. Fisher
West Roxbury
Mass
Wiscasset
Vincent C. Reed
Alonzo Reed
Alna
Hotel Sedgewick
Bath
Charles S. Lowder
First Congregational Church
John K. Anderson
Roger Reed
John, Jr
West Roxbury Mass
He Reed
Anna
Wiley Muney
Charles S. Sowder
Cape Cod
Wiscasse
Unscrambled Social Notes From Five Towns
Personal notices include Daniel Doyle of Union Street Rockland hosting a week with her son. Grace Stevens and the Hun family of Haverhill Mass visit Ruth Pree of Acon Street. Eleanor Wright, daughter of E B Wright, is returning to Nassan College for senior year. Mrs James C Marsh departs for East Orange.
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Daniel Doyle
Union Street
Rockland
Joepn Devie
Grace Stevens
Probate Court Grants Wills and Trustees in Sagadahoc Session
Judge Walter S. Glidden presided as three wills were admitted in the Sagadahoc probate court's September term session. Estates include Haley of Topsham, Thurlow of Bath, Warren of Woolwich, and Barron of Bath with appointments of executors and trustees without bonds. First and final accounts filed and various inventories, bonds, and distributions were approved. Names include Martha A. Haley Clarence M. Haley J Houghton McLellan J Houghton McLellan Jr Joseph B Thurlow Elizabeth E Thurlow Ellen R Warren Ralph E Carlisle Olive M Barron Mary M Conway Eva Povich June R Thornton Jennie Rideout Edith Marriner Ella M Lancaster Thelma Moore John W Barbour Irene M Rice Martha D Oliver Hattie L Powers Harry E Powers Ralph O Johnson Susie Johnson E Vernon Peabody Beatrice B Peabody Annie M Donovan Paul F Fitzpatrick Richard Eugene Sturmer Darrah.
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Ellen R. Warren
Woolwich
Ralph E. Carlisle
Olive M. Barron
Bath
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Mary M. Conway
John W. Conway
Eva Povich
Morris E. Povich
June R. Thornton
Jennie Rideout
Edith L. Marriner
Ella M. Lancaster
Topsham
Thelma B. Moore
John W. B. Barbour
Irene M. Rice
Martha D. Oliver
Hattie L. Powers
Harry E. Powers
Bowdeinham
Ralph O. Johnson
Susie Johnson
E. Vernon Peabody
Beatrice B. Peabody
Rowley
Mass
Local residents plan travels and returns from summer trips
Mr and Mrs John N Taylor of Washington street depart Sunday for a week long car trip through the state. Alfred Staples will leave Thursday for Philadelphia to study at the Baptist Theological College. Mr and Mrs Miles Hagan and daughter Natalie of Cobb road return from Georgetown where they passed the summer. Dr and Mrs Lyman B Hollings head and son Lyman Jr of Pemberton NJ return after weeks at Thorne's Head bungalow. Mr and Mrs Edward Coombs daughter Ruth and son John return to High street after a summer at Bay Point cottage. Miss Katherine Mullaney returns home from Somerville Mass where she visited Linwood Groves family for ten days. Mrs Ruth Hodgdon.
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Walter Peckham
Carl H. Permail
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Carlisle
Lincoln Acade FP
Lennox South
Freeman D. Southar
Donald Dunn
Pred B. Dunn
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Joan F. W Set
Arship
Mary Sesall
Tyree
Francis
Alaska
Cras
North Edgecorm
John K Ander Arch i
Can John, Jr
West Rumvr
Al.de
John C Fisins
Charles S Sonner
Paul Rines
Maur
Pendleton
Leonard Seaman
Cseph Smith
Raymond Charles Metcalf
Gerald H. William Grant
Harry Haxtell
Dickinson
Raymond Hamlin
Lewis
George Pooler
Albert Seiger
Harry McGrath
Stanley Polly
Washington, D
Busiv J
John N. Taylor
Washington Street
Alfred Staples
Philadelphia
The
Baptist Theological College
Miles Hagan
Natalie
Cobb Road
Georgetown
Lyman B. Hollingshead
Lyman, Jr
Pemberton
N. J
Thorne’s Head
Edward Coombs
Ruth
John
High Street
Bay Point
Katherine Mullaney
Park Street
Somerville
Linwood Groves
Ruth Hodgdon
Elmer Low
Leroy Moulton
Sanford
Suzel Howard
Day's Ferry
Belfast
Woolwich Center
Montsweag
Church Hall
Hunnewell
Williams
Weston
Cheerio
Carrol
Whiskeay Road
John Reed
Edwin Moulton
Boston
Bryant Stratton Business College
Maxine Walker
Swampscott
Clara M. Reed
Royland Reines
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath
Camden
C. P. Hall
Edward V. Reed
Joseph
Millicent Hecht
White Mountains
Good Will Club
Sebenon Hall
Union For Christian Service
Geraldine Rice
Otis Baker
Arrowsie
Charles Brown
Massachusetts
Glenda Rice
Mary Ella Robson
Ray Rice
Henry Leeman
Roberta Hathorne
West Bath
Lowell
Bath Memorial Hospital
Vinci Hunnewell
Norma
Carol
Shirley
Sagadahoc
Portland
Maurice Barter
David Reed
North Woolwich
Pooler’s Point
Boothbay Harbor
Alice King
Burton Hodgkins
John and
Dana
Augusta
Hodgkins
Eben Dana
Woolwich
Marilyn Hatch
Ralph Hatch
Sagadahoc Ferry
New York
Congregational Church
Nequasset
Ethel Bailey
Bernice Bailey
Ruth Dubar
John Carter
Bucksport man cited for drunken driving after Labor Day stops
A Bucksport man was stopped three times on his way home from Kennebunk on Labor Day, two times for drinks and a final stop for suspected drunken driving by State Patrolman C F Marks. In Gardiner municipal court Judge Heselton fined him 100 and costs. Edward A. MacLean, long with the State Highway department bridge division, left for Terre Haute to head Rose Polytechnic Institute civil engineering. Mrs MacLean and daughter will stay in Augusta until Mary finishes grammar school. Rev Clarence Emery named resident pastor of Bar Harbor Baptist church. Former ambassador Dave Hennen Morris left Hulls Cove for New York to sail for Belgium on urgent matters. Rockland freshmen in green bow ties bow to seniors in white arm bands.
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Bucksport
Kennebunk Labor Day
C. F. Marks
Gardiner
Heselton
Edward A. MacLean
Bond Brook Farm
Augusta
State Highway Department
Terre Haute
Ind
Rose Polytechnic Institute
MacLean
Mary
Clarence Emery
Lamoine
Salisbury Cove
Baptist Church
Maine
Bar Harbor
Dave Hennen Morris
Belgium
Hulls Cove
Bozus Chitto
New York
Morris
Stars Shine Through Comets Distances Disturb Night Skies
Collier's Weekly notes that comets show long tails up to 209 million miles, visible in daylight at extreme distances from Earth, yet their light outshines the dark briefly as they pass.
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Collier's Weekly
River Turns Many Wheels on the Merrimac
The Merrimac River in New England is described as turning more factory wheels than any other stream in the world, highlighting its vast industrial impact and historical significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac
New England
Miss Florence Neiley resumes Bath teaching duties
Miss Florence A Neiley of Trufant returns to Bath street school to teach second grade after summer vacation. She will remain through planned school changes tied to the new high school. She attended Farmington Normal’s summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Neiley
Trufant
Brunswick
Ira B. Neiley
Bath Street School
Miss Neiley
Farmington Normal School
Percy E. Holbrook
Meadowbrook Road
Freeport
J. Lee Holbrook
Holbrook
Black's Harbor
N. B
Robert Thompson
Eastport
Eleanor Thompson
Owen Thompson
Waterville
Miss Thompson
Waterville High
Bath
Lemont
High Street
Barbara E. Fisher
Littlefield School
Robert B. Hathorne
Woolwich
Lowell School
Jennie Larrabee
Portland
Walter H. Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
Morton G. DeNyse
Carleton W. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Sanford’s Crossing
St. Petersburg
DeNyse
Westport
N. Y
Hollander
Dorothy Bubier
Fred A. Bubier
Foster’s Point
Jackie Rose
Ernest E. Rose
Rosedale
Shirley Wharff
Hazel Whorff
Foster's Point Road
Elmer Williams
Foster's Point
Deering
Williams
Old Town
Hayden
Rogers
Bingham
Central Maine Power Co
Llewellyn D. Rogers
York
Pred W. Blanchard
Louise
Needham
Mass
West Bath
Local residents resume studies and return home after summer
Archibald M. Main Jr. leaves Garden Street for Cambridge to study at MIT. Miss Mary McElman returns to Dorchester after visiting relatives. Maude Longley returns home after a summer at Small Point Beach employed at Curtis home. Elisha Bridges and Marion go to Popham Beach to stay with Page Wyman. Ex Alderman Ralph Covel and companions take a short auto trip to Quebec. Dorothy Thebeau returns to the College of Our Lady of Good Counsel White Plains to resume studies. classes start Monday morning.
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Archibald M. Main, Jr
Garden Stree
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mary McElman
Dorchester
George H. McElman
Bedford Street
Maude Longley
Center Street
Small Point Beach
Edward C. Curtis
Elisha Bridges
Marion
Popham Beach
Bridges
Page Wyman
Mechanic Street
Ralph C. Covel
W. A. McNeal
Charles A. Lockery
Walter
Wigein
Quebec
Dorothy Thebeau
Oak Street
College of Our Lady of Good Counsel
White Plains
Motorists Report Good Highway Conditions Across Maine and New Brunswick
Motorists note improved roads from Bath to Calais with Route 1 nearly finished except a small section near Stockton Springs. A bithulithic top is being applied from Waldoboro to Nobleboro and likely beyond before winter. New Brunswick reports a 20 mile black surface from St Stephen eastward and dust-free travel west from St John toward Calais.
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St. John
N. B
Bath
Calais
Stockton Springs
Bucksport
Waldoboro
Nobleboro
Brunswick
Cook's Corner
Rockland
New Brunswick
St. Stephens
St. George
New Service Manager Named at Plant's Garage
Frank Hackett, Plant's Garage general manager, attended a Portland meeting with GM leaders as part of a nationwide series. John L. Logue, ex Forest City Motor Co. service manager, arrives in Bath to take over Plant's Garage post. He is Chevrolet factory trained and plans to relocate his family soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hackett
Plant
Portland
United States
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corp
W. S. Knudson
R. H. Grout
General Motors
John L. Logue
Bath
Mr. Logue
Forest City Motor Co
Chevrolet
Woolworths Viking Arrives in Port by Kennebec River
The Viking, a steam yacht recently bought by Norman Woolworth from the George F. Baker estate, anchored in the Kennebec River opposite Bath Iron Works. Woolworth moored from his Winthrop summer home and plans to return to New York with the yacht aboard. Also, the three masted bald headed schooner Azara, owned by Hugh Matheson of Florida, anchored below the bridge after passing Sasanoa from Boothbay Harbor and will stay two days before resuming its Florida voyage.
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Viking
Norman Woolworth
George F. Baker
Kennebec River
Bath Iron Works Corp
Winthrop
New York
Mr. Woolworth
Sasanoa
Boothbay Harbor
Azara
Hugh Matheson
Florida
North Leeds Man Fined For Drunken Driving
Wallace J. Hallowell of North Leeds pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated and driving without a license in municipal court. Judge Dunton imposed a 100 dollar fine plus 9.27 in costs for drunken driving. A 10 dollar fine was suspended on payment of 4.95 costs for the license charge. Hallowell, a machinist, was arrested by State Officer John P. Crosby on Brunswick Highway after noon Tuesday near North and Lincoln streets.
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Wallace J. Hallowell
North Leeds
Arthur J. Dunton
Hallowell
John P. Crosby
Brunswick Highway
North
Lincoln Streets
Vacation Notes and Local Arrivals Around Boston
Archie Trainor of the A and P on a week’s vacation visiting East Boston and Small Point. Mrs. Frank Lewis Sewall travels to New York due to her sister’s illness. Clarence Kimball of Needham plans a San Francisco move this fall and will be joined by his wife. Miss Alice Hartnett returns to assume Avon Grammar School duties in Avon. Hartnett’s mother plans a two week stay with relatives before returning to Lynn.
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Archie Trainor
Front Street
Mr. Trainor
Boston
Small Point
Frank Lewis Sewall
Sedgwick Hotel
Blue Hill
Bar Harbor
New York
Seth Marshall
California
Waldorf Astoria
Clarence Kimball
Needham
Mass
Bath
L. Houghton Kimball
Kimball
San Francisco
Alice Hartnett
Lynn
Avon Rammar Soneel
Hartnett
Washington Street
Miss Hartnett
Fred W. Hartnett
Joseph McCole
Court Street
Edward Hartnett
Woolwich Community Notices Detail Local Visits and Events
Woolwich residents report wholesome church services social gatherings and visits. A D A R fall meeting in Belfast follows Day's Ferry calls from Sanford friends while Ladies and Girls clubs host dinners and suppers at Montsweag and Woolwich Center churches. Nequasset Sagadahoc Ferry and Bath engagements include picnics concerts and summer departures as well as school and business travels.
Dinner party at the Country Club hosts prizes
Mr and Mrs Edward Siiness entertained with a dinner at the Country Club Barker and Henry C Wright During the evening cards were played Mrs Oliver Moses 2d winning first prize a set of cordial glasses Mrs Edmund P Briggs the second two packs of cards and Mrs Arthur Sewall the consolation prize a cigarette box and ash trays
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Edward ©. Siiness
Country ‘Club
Barker
Henry C. Wright
Oliver Moses 2d
Edmund P. Briggs
Arthur Sewall
Sterling Bible Class Resumes Sessions in Deering Room
Sterling Bible class met after summer in the Deering room of Corliss Street church with 22 members and one visitor. Mrs. John H. Hunt presided. class teacher Mrs. M. Eugene Watson led devotions. piano by Mrs. Elmer F Campbell. Birth day bank contributions from Mrs. William P Hatch and Mrs. Elmer F Campbell. Future plans include a Silver Tea September 21 and roll call October 4 in the large vestry.
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Sterling Bible Class
Deering
Corliss Street
John H. Hunt
M. Eugene Watson
Elmer F. Campbell
William P. Hatch
Deering Room
Frederick P. Moffatt
Wilfred W. Chaney
Edward R. McCabe
Linwood L. Piper
Chester A. Plant
Fred W. May
William H. Sheldon
Lee W. Scott
Warren H. McIintire
Fred Coombs
James W. Gillespie
Ruby Preble
Flora Robbins
Lester Campbell
Moffatt
William Paisley
Paisley
Chaney
James Coombs
Hunt
Robert C. Mitchell
Mrs. George Hodgkins Celebrates 91st Birthday at Home
Aunt Lina Hodgkins, long time Bath resident born in Boston, marks her 91st birthday with family and friends at 1222 Washington Street. She receives flowers cards and greetings, attends Universalist church activities, reads three papers daily, and plans a visit to relatives in Wollaston and Somerville before returning home for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hodgkins
Lina
Washington Street
Carrie Potter
Sarhe House
Bath Daily Times
Committee Named for Ungraded Rooms at Center Street School
A Board of Education subcommittee was appointed to oversee the ungraded room at Center Street school per Davenport fund trustees. Arthur J. Dunton and Allan Spear join Supt. Parker and Ada R. Crockett as committee members. Bath Iron Works safety committee and National Honor Society gain auditorium and gym access on October dates. The district will buy new manual arts equipment, adding three tables and tools for the drawing room and benches for shop use. Roll No. 7 for $2065.47 was ordered paid.
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Board of Education
Center Street
Davenport Fund
Arthur J. Dunton
Allan Spear
Supt
Parker
Ada R. Crockett
Bath Iron Works Safety Committee
National Honor Society
Mechanic Arts
Parmenter Named Music Supervisor for Biddeford Schools
At a board meeting Mrs Esther H Parmenter of Portland formerly Biddeford was elected music supervisor to replace Miss Florence Crowley who will teach at Thornton Academy. Parmenter is Biddeford High School class of 1911 valedictorian and a 1915 graduate with honors from the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Esther H. Parmenter
Portland
Biddeford
Florence Crowley
Thornton Academy
Parmenter
Biddeford High School
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Pine Tree Society to Hold Meeting in Augusta
E. Jay Howenstine international society field secretary will speak at a Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children meeting on Wednesday September 22 in Augusta. Mrs Haven Sawyer of Bangor will preside at the Augusta Y M C A session.
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E. Jay Howenstine
International Society
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children
Augusta
Augusta Y
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