Prizes Awarded At Bath Skeet Day And Club Golf Event
A Bath skeet field gathering Sunday drew out of town sportsmen and local shooters for a season ending day. Milton Savage and Jim Whitney led perfect scores in skeet, Bath won team honors, and prizes were awarded including cups, ducks, coats, boots, and miscellaneous gear.
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Bath
Milton
Mickey” Savage
Jim Whitney
Portland
Eddie Clough
George Conway
Bernard McCausland
Conway
McCausland
Walter Seavey
Lowell
Sagadahoc
Milton Savage
W. H. Smith & Son
Savage
Clase
Colonial Club
Shoreacres
Sebasco
David P. Mullin
Jackman Golf Club
Mullin
Bob Brownell
Clint Wilson
Ed Sewall
Brownell
Wilson
Archie M. Main Sr
Bill Partington
Alex Burden
Marius Page
Mr. Main
Burden
Mr. Page
James A. Gillies, Jr
John McCole
Alden G. Smith
Elwood Toothaker
R. Brownell
CS Wisom
E. Sewall
P. Thompson
Fh. Werotsom
Atsectitay
E. Rowe
Pete Cansee
F. Winchenbach
E. Toothaker
Gr Vy
W. Partington
Bickig Wilee Aties
F. Thompson
Adlows Errr
Fees
ERI Dog Canterers
Mo Hargett Isc Net Ot 50-47-97-22—75 Joe McCole
Esmmallee Do
Wi “Aram Resatte
Cee
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Burdensse
Ena
Mo Page
Ics
Wneud Besa
Davis Etna
Oy Hayes Gin
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SEG WE Setae Co
Snes
E. Wilson
Effort to Reduce Tolls on Bath Woolwich Bridge
A mass meeting in Tuessic hall Woolwich urged toll reductions for residents of Bath Woolwich and nearby towns. A committee led by Carlton Day Reed was formed to draft a petition to the State Highway Commission and Public Utilities Commission. Speakers urged lower rates or travel tickets and citizen certification toll options. Miss Marjorie Thaxter visited Portland after staying with her grandmother in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Tuessic Hall
Woolwich
Carlton Day Reed
Arrowsie
Natt F. Howe
Georgetown
Duncan McIntosh
N. Gratz Jackson
John Brown
Mr. McIntosh
Herbert Munsey
Mr. Tarr
Gunners Await Opening Of Duck Hunting Season Changes
The article outlines the duck hunting season opening on October 4 with license costs rising to 1.65 including a federal stamp. It details stamp procurement, sunrise start rules, and a 30 day season running through December 8 with shooting allowed three days weekly. It also describes a garden club tea honoring artist Carroll Berry and a museumlike display of ship models and the William P. Frye painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Edward N. Hartnett
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Carroll T. Berry
Wiscasset
William P. Frye
Brunswick End
Garden Club
Roscoe P. McFadden
Arthur Sewall & Co
Maine
Joseph
The
Horn
San Frisco
Cape Henry
Honolulu
Jim” Murphy
Sewall
Murphy
Joe” Sewall
Seattle
Liverpool
Prinz Eital Friedrich
Carroll Thayer Berry
W. B. van Ingen
Panama Canal
Balboa Heights
Mr. Berry
New Gloucester
Charles B. Berry
Portland High School
University of Michigan
Portland
Isthmus
Panama
Portland School of Fine and Applied Arts
Eric Pape
Boston
Pennsylvania Academy
France
Janet Laura Scott
Chicago
Lloyd C. Douglas
Davenport Library
Squirrel Island
Power firm manager speaks to Bath Rotary on utilities
Ralph W. Bragg, manager of Bath and Brunswick divisions of Central Maine Power, addressed the Rotary club at the Phoenix after lunch Tuesday. He contrasted public utilities with private business, explained power generation costs, and illustrated the electric system from dam to consumer. District Governor Ned Murchie set a visit for Oct 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Bragg
Bath
Brunswick
Central Maine Power Co
Rotary Club
Phoenix
Bragg
Augusta
Chester A. Plant
Ned Murchie
Calais
Thomas R. Huston
Langdon T. Snipe
M. D
Naval Board
Dewey
4 H Club Meeting and West Bath Demonstration
Boys and Girls 4 H clubs meet Thursday night at Rosedale Farm with University of Maine expert Donald Corbett to discuss a Saturday night demonstration at Lowell schoolhouse West Bath. Demonstration includes canning sewing gardening exhibits and local contest. Girls 4 H met Saturday to plan stories about the past season’s work. Mr and Mrs Jack Fallon and Mr and Mrs Osgood M Redson plan a month stay at their Washington street home before returning East via Chicago to visit The Century of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale Farm
Donald Corbett
University of Maine
Lowell
West Bath
Jack Fallon
Sacra
Osgood M. Redson
Washington Street
Chicago
Century of Progress
National Dog Week Observed Across Bath and Nation
National Dog Week runs Sept 16 to 22 with a Bath effort to boost dog care and public awareness. A Bath group plans window displays and an essay contest for grade schools to promote responsible ownership, kindness, and laws supporting dogs and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Senator West
Dog World
Red Cross Members Hear Yearly Good Work Report
Bath chapter members heard Ruth W. Henry report ongoing peace time Red Cross work. Nursing and instructive visits totaled 512, with clinics aiding 38 babies. 34 tonsil and adenoid operations were performed at Bath Memorial hospital by Dr. Warren E. Kershner. Fall roll call planned under John C. Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Bath
Ruth W. Henry
Bath Red Cross
Bath Memorial Hospital
Warren E. Kershner
John C. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Red Cross
Waterville
Walter Davidson
Eastern Area
H. J. Hughes
National Red Cross
Hughes
Maine
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Maine P T A Convention Set for October in Augusta
The 15th annual Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers convention will meet October 2 and 3 in Augusta with headquarters at Cony High School. Mrs Haven Sawyer of Bangor presides, and prominent speakers include Mrs A H Reeve and Miss Florence Hale. A tea at Blaine Mansion is planned for October 3.
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Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Augusta
Cony High School
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Blaine Mansion
A. H. Reeve
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Florence Hale
Maine
National Education Association
Maine Congress
Seth S. Mullin
Clinton D. Wilson
Parent Education
George T. Reynolds
Leroy F. Colby
J. Albert Redlon
District No
Floods inundate sections of city after heavy rains
Severe inundation struck multiple city sections as six inches to a foot of water flooded eastern areas around Roscoe G. Bailey's warehouse and yards, with North street, Pleasant avenue, and the Park pond heavily swollen. Catch basins failed, roads blocked, and relief arrived with a noon rainfall lull as engineers assessed dam and fill structures and possible spring adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe G. Bailey
North
Dike Street
Pleasant Avenue
Central
Maine
Washington Street
Gahan’'s
Harvard Dock
Gahan Bridge
Park Pond
Winter Street Church Parsonage
North Street
Washington and
Pine Streets
Pearl Streets
Bedford Street
Lincoln Street
McKay Park
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John J. Desmond Clothing
William Fall
Eddie Sonia
Johnson Bros
Rogers’ Hardware Store
Clifford Walsh
Canforth‘s
Stanley Clough
A. Hallet & Co
Alton King
McFadden's Drug Store
Donald Wilson
Churchill
Ralph Small
Morris S. Povich
George Hibbs
Max Katz
Howard Rice
L. L. Bean
Freeport
Warren Munseey
Neal Smith
Ralph O. Dale
Wilson's Drug Store
Clifford's Jewelry Store
Arthur Plant
Howard Cigar Store
Nick Gianabas
Sam Belanger
Bert McCabe
Hall & Hunt's
Nick Mihalos
Wilbur Crooker
Mihalos
Bill Hatch
Mr. Crooker
E. Clough
E. Sonia Petree
G. Conway
Chippendale
Auburn
Smith
Applegate
Marjorie Thaxter
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Mary Perry
Welleriey
Mass
F. A. Perry
Center Street
Ralph Bragg
Endeavour
Rainbow
Newport
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