Residents Return From Summer At Sabino Cottages
West Bath residents and visitors recount returning from sabbaticals at Sabino cottages including families of Daniels Williams Cameron Priddle Owen and Williams. Several households in Bath Malden Winth and Sebasco reported reuniting with relatives after two weeks to two months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PW. Daniels
Usetts
Marguerite Williams
Nequasset
Ernest E. Williams
James B. Lemont
Gons Baren
Paul
Prince Edward
Jane Pred Toothaker
Raymond
Fred O'Donnell
Malden
Larrabee’s Grove
James Cameron
James
Sebasco
John Larrabee
Bert Priddle
Bath
Cotteau
Sabino
Jack McNary
Lee Farm
Samuel F. Bates
William Toulouse
Marie
Heavy Fowls Wanted for Jewish Holidays Trade
Advertisement seeking heavy fat fowls and chickens from a live poultry shipper. Orders for 10,000 heavy fowls for next week with prices at 30-32 cents per pound. Remit daily at top market prices and feed poultry before selling. Local or distant shipping offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ces
New England Commission Co Announces Market Address
An item listing New England Commission Co Inc with a West Washington Market address in New York City includes reference Watkins 0664 and date 8 21 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Commission Co., Inc
West Washington Market
New York City
Admiral Hughes resigns as Chief of Naval Operations
Admiral Charles F. Hughes hauls down his flag as Chief of Naval Operations to make way for Admiral William V. Pratt who supports the London treaty. Hughes, age 64, steps aside a month early to allow Congress shipbuilding plans aligned with the pact. Pratt, praised by Hoover, stresses commitment to the treaty. Both men from Maine and share long naval careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hughes
Miral
William V. Pratt
Congress
Hughes
Navy
London
Pratt
Senate
Hoover
Adams
Navy Department
Maine
Washington
Admiral Charles F. Hughes retires as Chief of Naval Operations
Admirals and officers gathered as Admiral Charles F. Hughes retires from the post of Chief of Naval Operations at age 63. Admiral William V. Pratt succeeds him and is sworn in, pledging to pursue a Treaty Navy and begin work on the naval building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hughes
Chief of Naval Operations
Adams
William V. Pratt
Freddy
Navy
Admiral Pratt
Morse Football Sees Eligibility Sailor Check In
At Sabine Miss Nellie Follett visited Mr and Mrs Abbott and returned to Bath with them. Failure to pass an exam will cost Morse football team Farley Mayo this season. Richard McElman backfield man passed the exam and will be eligible. Ralph MacDonald veteran lineman will take his exam in a few days to determine playing chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabine
Nellie Follett
Mrs. Abbott
Bath
Morse
Farley Mayo
Richard McElman
Ralph MacDonald
Eczema Cured Free Samples Promise From Moore Mfg Co
A Springfield based Moore Manufacturing Company offers free samples of a skin treatment promising cure for eczema and other dermatitis conditions. The ad touts testimonials as proof and targets readers seeking relief from persistent skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Mfg. Co
Springfield, Se
Bowdoinham Notes From Town and Nearby Happenings
Mrs Nettie Brown and Miss Judith Pratt left for Gardiner to pass winter. Residents visiters and travelers appear at farms, clubs, fairs, and homes across Bowdoinham and neighboring towns. A fire on Bowdoinham Ridge destroyed two houses and three barns, two wells ran dry, and neighbors saved most household effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Dickinson
Richmond
Cyprus le
Bowdoinham Ridge
George L. Whitmore
Joe Durin
Thomas Whitemore
Dunn
Ridge
Whitmore Brothers
Wallace Hunter
Ernest Hunter
Percy Miller
Roy Barrett
Ashland
Ruth Toothaker
Malden
Mass
Gertrude Greenleaf
Bath
Earl Greenleaf
Boston
I. M. Fowle
James Brown
Topsham
Foster Meserve
William Hamilton
Atkins
Hamilton
George Hamilton
Charles Newton
Haines Landing
Charles H. Fisher
Togus
R. D
Mary Lilley
Ernest Frye
Massachusetts
Robert Temple
L. P. Temple
Ivery Soule
Maxfield
West Scarboro
Mr. Soule
Aaron Soule
John Purington
E. P. Gile
North Bowdoin Social Roundtable Notices
Mr and Mrs Henry Christy and John Byron of East Saugus stayed at the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Small for several days. Merwin Jasper attends Bowdoinham High School and commutes by ride. Eugene Small Donald and Merwin Jasper drove to Strong to visit friends. Mrs Clifford McNally and daughter Mary visited Mrs Eugene Small. Mrs Lizzie Watts returned to Haverhill Mass after a two week vacation with her niece Mrs Hiram Smail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Parknton
W. J. Graves
Mary Hardie
Tecune Vernon
N. Y
W. T. Hardie
Annie Morehouse
Florence Woodbury
Hadoon
C. O. Purinton’s
John Sedgley
Gardiner
John O. M. W. H
Lewiston
Helen Britt
North Conway
N. H
Henry Christy
John Byron
East Saugus
Eugene Small
Merwin Jasper
Bowdoinham
Donald
Strong
Clifford McNally
Mary
Lizzie Watts
Haverhill
Mass
Hiram Smail
Portland Family Returns After Visit With Dolloffs
Mrs. Marion Timms and her two young daughters travel back home to Portland after a stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cuvier A. Dolloff of Upper Washington Street. Eunice Timms had spent the summer with grandparents and was joined recently by her mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Timms
Portland
Livermore Falls
Williams
Addie Williams
Marion Curtis
N. E. Curtis
Lewiston
Bates College
Community Notes From Woolwich and Nearby Towns
Local residents share vacations visits and family updates. H. P. Hathorne store employee renews annual break. Mrs. Hunnewell returns from Augusta. Harvard student Weston Bousfield resumes studies. Guests include Richardson of Bath and Wrights of Portland. Reed returns from a summer at Boothbay Harbor. A motor trip to Canada is reported and Arrowsic school teaching continues. a Waterville minister to preach at Center Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Oe Ss
Mr. and
Raing
Dejan
Joseph Bergens
Laaieen
H. P. Hathorne
Henry
Hunnewell
Augusta
Dr. Clifton
Er Weston Bousfield
Boothbay Harbor
Herbert Munsey
Alton
Canada
Nequasset
Georgie Walker
Arrowsic
William Pletél
Waterville
Center Baptist Church
Local Residents Visit Friends in Surrounding Towns
Joseph Burgess traveled to Richmond last week. James Hammond and family visited Mr and Mrs Harold Wall on Sunday. Emma Hatch returned home to Will Stegar’s after a few weeks with son Harry in West Dresden. L H Stegars and son Jos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burgess
Richmond
James Hammond
Helena
Richard
Albert Hodgdon
Gardiner
Grace Wall
Arthur Siegars
Arline
Harold Wall
Emma Hatch
Will Stegar
Harry Hatch
Dresden
L. H. Stegars
Jos
Concord Physician to Locate Here
A physician announces plans to practice in Concord, returning Oct 2 to select an office. He starred in Bowdoin College football and baseball, earned honorable mention on Walter Camp’s All United States team, and later trained at Tufts Medical School. He interned at Somerville and Boston City hospitals, then joined Concord State Hospital staff and will move to Bath. He is married with four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
Walter Camp
United States
Bowdoin
Tufte Medical School
Somerville, Mass. City Hospital
Boston City Hospital
Concord State Hospital
Bath
Morse High Opens Season With Assembly and Band Rehearsals
Morse High School held its season opening assembly in the auditorium. The orchestra and band began rehearsals Wednesday afternoon under John H. Grindell to prepare for the football opener against Brunswick on Saturday September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
John H. Grindell
Brunswick
Sermon in Bowdoin and socials highlight week
Rev. Percy Vernon preached at East Bowdoin chapel using the thought from As a man thinketh in his heart so is he. The Bowdoin gathering marked the chapel’s final meeting of the series since June. In Lewiston Marion Curtis hosted a 1920 Coombs high school graduation shower for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray, recently married Pauline Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Vernon
United Baptist Church of
Lewiston
East Bowdoin Chapel
Vernon
Marion Curtis
Coombs High School
Frank Gray
Mrs. Gray
Residents and visitors share a lively Maine town weekend
Mrs Anna Risely and son Wells of Tiiton N H visited Mr and Mrs F B Meacham. Robert Chase worked on the North Litchfield road. supper, music and games followed. Mrs C E Sheene and children visited Bowdoinham. Lewellyn Preeman attended a Spring field 4 H club exposition. Edward Sheene and Clyde spent the weekend in Sabattus and Winthrop with relatives. Alonzo Preeman of Bath and William Wales of Sabattus were guests. Lucy ois Eleanor Meacham, a University of Maine student, visited from Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Risely
Wells
Tiiton
N.H
Meacham
Robert Chase
North Litchfield
C. E. Sheene
Bowdoinham
Lewellyn Preeman
Springfield
Mass
Clifford McNally
Strong
Edward Sheene
Clyde
Sabattus
Winthrop
Alonzo Preeman
Bath
William Wales
High Pine Farm
Frances
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Boston
Lucyois Eleanor Meacham
University of Maine
Mrs
F.S. Meacham
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West Bath
Admiral Hughes
Pass IN Review
Saco
Nettie Brown
Judith Pratt
Selectmen
Hazel Hunter
Hunter
Philip Webb
Ocean Park
James Dunlap
McDonald Temple P
Willis Sewall
Frank Rossi
Hazardville
Conn
Newton
Wilhelmina Whitting
Jacksonville
Fla
Samuel Dorrance
Elmer Neff
Ellen Sparks
Clara Fogg
Hallowell
Marjorie Cone Ingalls
Lang Farm
Oak Grove Seminary
Milton Given
Louise
Emily Rideout
South Harpswell
W. S. Given
Vendilla Mosher
Wiscasset
Pleasant Pond
R. D. Purinton
Mary Libby
Alphonso Wood
Wood
Chuck
Vine Street
Mary T. Purinton
Robertemple
J. E. Cornish
F. P. Curtis
Mary Hall
North Bowdoin
Chris-Craft
Johnson Sea Horses
Duplex
Marine Supplies
R. A. Scott CO
Yacht Club
Woolwich
Concord
Hatch’s Shoe Store
Front Street
Brunswick Somcen
India
Spencer
Malate
Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer &J
Spencer Corsetierer
Ladies’ Aid
Charles Hunt
Sagadahoc Grange
Elizabeth Starbird
L. C. Starbird
Ella Adams
Emma Millay
Carol Williams
Jersey
Bath Department Store
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