Bates College graduate teaches in New Hampshire high school
Albert I. Oliver Jr. of Lewiston, Bates College alumnus, now teaches French English history and economics at Andover High School in New Hampshire and serves in the athletic department. He was active with the Bates Student and Mirror, managed the football team, and earned cum laude with Phi Beta Kappa honors. Miss Irene Cousins of Bangor High addressed Constitution Day assemblies. A search party found Martin P. Tate of East Corinth, who spent a night in the woods after getting lost. Jim Moody of Ellsworth nearly scared himself reading a thriller when two shell explosions occurred from a kerosene lamp. Joseph A. Heiman of New York City, who often vacationed here, died in the S S Morro Castle fire. he had planned to visit Havana with Ralph Day before Day's Chicago trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert I. Oliver, Jr
Lewiston
Bates College
Andover
N. H
Oliver
Bates
the Mirror
Phi Beta Kappa
Irene Cousins
Bangor High School
Martin P. Tate
East Corinth
Mr. Tate
Jim Moody
Ellsworth
Jim
Joseph A. Heiman
New York City
S. S. Morro Castle
Mr. Heiman
Ralph Day
New York
Mr. Day
Harry L. Day
Mrs Day
Green Street
Havana
Chicago
Jeanie Dunn
Richard N. Dunn
Rumford
Harry Saville Buzzell
William W. Buzzell
Lowell
Mass
Stephens High School
Oxford Paper Mill
Mt. Zircon
Eastern Star
First Baptist Church
Hebron Academy
Oxford Paper Co
Masonic Lodge
Buzzell
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Wakefield visitors stay with Washington street resident
Mrs. W. C. Jordan Mrs. Charles Jordan and daughter Louise and Miss Minna Mitz of Wakefield Mass arrived Monday for a visit with Mrs. J. R. Andrews of Washington street. Mrs. Charles Jordan and daughter Louise will stay a few days while Mrs. W. C. Jordan and Miss Mitz will remain longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jordan
Charles Jordan
Louise
Minna + Mitz
Wakefield
Mass
J. R. Andrews
Washington Street
Miss Mitz
Birth of Arthur Carroll Davis in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Carroll E Davis of Middle Street celebrate the arrival of a son born Tuesday night at Memorial hospital weighing eight pounds He has been named Arthur Carroll Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll E. Davis
Middle Street
Memorial Hospital
Arthur Carroll Davis
Double wedding links Biddeford and Coaticook in Quebec
A double wedding took place Monday morning at St Hermengile church in Coaticook Quebec with Rev Tremblay officiating. Philip Laflamme of Biddeford and Laurence Huot of Coaticook wed, followed by Denis Huot and Alice Jalbert of Coaticook. The Laflammes will reside in Biddeford while the Huots stay in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Coaticook
Quebec
St. Hermengile
Father Tremblay
Philip Laflamme
Onesime Laflamme
Laurence Huot
Arthur Huot
Denis Huot
Alice Jalbert
Wilfred Jalbert
Bath Visit For Cape Ned Light Keeper and Wife
Keeper E L Coleman of Cape Ned light station York Beach and Mrs Coleman arrived in Bath to visit Irwin M McIntire and other relatives after a week in Massachusetts as guests of Harold L Whitcomb. They traveled by automobile as guests of Sidney Hardwick of Weymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Coleman
Cape Neddick
York Beach
Miss Margaret Cargill Flies Home From Bath Visit
Miss Margaret Cargill left Tuesday for her New York home after a three week stay in Bath with Miss Anne Kimball of Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cargill
New York
Bath
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Past Noble Grands Honored By Lodge At Odd Fellows Hall
Rainy Tuesday night saw strong attendance as Queen Esther Rebekah lodge honored its past noble grands at Odd Fellows hall. The charter was draped for Mrs Lyde M Sampson, with Lois McKelver leading the line of honorees and Jennie Farrin at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Lyde M. Sampson
Elizabeth McCabe
Georgie Pierce
Lois McKelver
Jennie E. Farrin
Lois Knight
Annie G. Lord
Harry
Lord
Bath
Sarsport
Rebekah
Schuyler Colfax
Eva Helah
Dr. Helah
New Harbor
Nellie D. Leeman
Rebekah Assembly
Bangor
Queen Esther Lodge
Anchor Lodge
Portland
Ralph P. Mank
New England Dogfish Invasion Grows More Destructive
New England coast fishermen say the dogfish pest has acclimated and now appears earlier and stays longer each season. The species preys on mackerel herring and other schooling fish, attacks nets, and devastates catches. Losses on the coast reach about half a million dollars annually as dogfish swarm trawls and seines. Attempts to curb them included rendering works and bounties, but no large-scale extermination has occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Canada
Boothbay Harbor
Luther Maddocks
Sacred Heart Circle Outing at Great Island House
Thirty two members of Sacred Heart circle Daughters of Isabella enjoyed chicken and shore dinners at Great Island House Garnet Tuesday night. They rode the Blue Bird bus and private cars, dinner was served at 730 with gladiolas decorating the tables. Prizes were won by Mrs Alexander Burgess Mrs George McElman and Mrs William Curran. A special meeting is set for Thursday at three at the Knights of Columbus hall. all members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Isabella
Great Island House
Garnet
Bath
Blue Bird
Macauley
George Poulos
Alexander
John Hart
Edmund Arsenault
George Ingraham
Catherine Kelley
Carl Kron- Strand
Emma _ Leonard
Thomas Malin
Joseph McCole
Andrew McAllister
Mary McAllister
Stephen McPhee
George McElman
Edward Murphy
Nellie O'Connor
Catherine O’hara
Mabel O
Three Bath Men Sentenced for Beer Larceny
Clarence Blake Burton Radley and Kenneth Radley pleaded guilty to larceny of 30 pints of malt beer from Edwin L Emmons Bath street in a municipal court session. Judge John J Keegan sentenced them to four months in Augusta jail after warrants for breaking and entering were sworn. Two intoxication cases heard the same morning resulted in one man paying $4.95 or 30 days and another receiving a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Emmons
Bath Street
Bath
John J. Keegan
Augusta
Clarence Blake
Burton Radley
Kenneth Radley
Langdon E. Green
Keegan
House of Correction
Hebron Y M C A Holds First Sunday Meeting Speaker
The Hebron Y M C A held its first Sunday evening meeting on September 16 with Stanley Perham, manager of the Maine Mineral Store at West Paris, as speaker. He spoke on Maine gems and minerals and displayed specimens. Organization of the Y and election of officers will occur this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron Y. M. C. A
Stanley Perham
Maine
West Paris
Perham
Brownell Wins Minnes Trophy in 1934 Tourney
Robert Brownell led the 72 hole event with a net 291 to win the R. Rodger McInnes trophy at the country club. Edwin M. Fuller Jr. was runner up with 296 net while John H Hyde topped gross scoring at 331 strokes. Fred Girard Brunswick schoolboy was close with 332, and Leon Buck finished with 337 gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brownell
R. Rodger McInnes
Mr. Brownell
Edwin M. Fuller, Jr
Brownell
Hyde
Gross John H. Hyde
Wilfred Girard
Brunswick Schoolboy
Leon Buck
R. Brownell
E. Fuller, Jr
Bas Senos
BUCKY
DE Uvet
Dr. Winchenbach
H. Wihliteseen Sears
John McCole
Edward Bridgham, Jr
Rodney Ross, Jr
C. E. Paine
Dan Williams
E. C. Craige
L. Eugene Thebeau
Red Cross regional conference set for Presque Isle hotel
Walter Davidson and H. J. Hughes will headline a regional American Red Cross conference Friday at the Northeastland hotel in Presque Isle with Mrs. Charlotte Fitzgerald as hostess and Eva Friedman directing registration. Ernest W. Leane handles parking for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Davidson
American Red Cross
H. J. Hughes
Northeastland Hotel
Presque Isle
Charlotte Fitzgerald
Eva Friedman
Ernest W. Leane
Bowdoinham News Briefs and Local Marriage
Five carloads of western cattle arrived Friday morning at East Bowdoinham to go to the McCarty farm. A wedding ushers change as Miss Eleanor Wildes of Bowdoinham marries Kenneth Gilpatrick of Richmond in Bowdoinham with attendants and reception at home. couple will reside in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bowdenham
McCarty
Sherman Denham
Center Point Road
Harold Rollins
Bath
Alice
Elizabeth Potter
Freeport
Elisha Webber
Verda Colgan
Charles
Karl Hatch
Abbie Denham
Richmond
Gardiner
Gardiner Hospital
Jack
Nellie Minot
Evanston
Ill
Ralph Gifford
Barbara
Skowhegan
Stella
Lucia Nickerson
Fort Fairfield
A. S. Mac Dougal
Parent-Teacher Association
Kenneth Coombs
Waterville
Raymend
Emma Raymond
Sarah Small
Erland Rogers
Milton Baker
Horace Gilpatrick
West Dresden
Arlene Wildes
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
Virginia Gilpatrick
Thomas Wildes
Bowdeinham
Gilpatrick
Bowdoin Ladies Aid Meets At Mrs Erland Rogers Home
The Bowdoin Ladies Aid gathered Thursday with 10 members and two visitors at Mrs Erland Rogers home. They shared a picnic lunch, prayed, read scriptures, and noted two quilts in progress. Upcoming meeting set for Sept 27 with Mrs Ernest Carr. Guests and local residents were mentioned, including visits in Bath and Springfield Mass. Nurse L C Starbird at Central Maine General Hospital in Lewiston was reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erland Rogers
Ernest Carr
Percy L. Vernon
Leonard Curtis
Charles Babb
Vesta Ackley
Grant Woods
C. A. Babb
Clyde Starbird
Bath
Henry Woods
Springfield
Mass
Elizabeth Doloff
Rumford
L. C. Starbird
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
John Carter
Little Daughter
Friday Night Car Crash Near Gould Residence
A southbound car with three men collided with a northbound car carrying a man and woman near W. H. Gould’s residence, disabling both vehicles and injuring the woman. A highway patrolman investigated and a hearing was set before Judge Ames in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gould
Ames
P. A. Cannon
Ernest Frye
Herbert Given, Jr
New Hampshire
Edgar Temple
Ernest Curtis
Morace McDonnell
Spear Farm
Douglass
Burns
Mr. Lawrence
Fred Heath
Harpswell
Heath
Committal service for John A Lord III in Bath
The committal for John A Lord III eight year old of Collingswood New Jersey will be held Thursday at ten in Oak Grove cemetery Bath. Rev Joseph Purdue of Winter Street Church will conduct the service. The boy was son of Mr and Mrs John A Lord and grandson of Lieut and Mrs John A Lord of Pearl street. The funeral occurred in Collingswood and the family will attend Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee Merrill
Jack and
Mary
State Street
Margaret L. Dailey
Western Avenue
Augusta
Italy
Metropolis
Dailey
Merrills
Merrill
Rome
Naples
John A. Lord 3Rd
Collingswood
N. J
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bath
Joseph ©. Purdue
Winter Street
John A. Lord
N.J
Pearl] Street
Thomas A Wilson Funeral Held at Home
The funeral for Thomas A. Wilson was held Wednesday afternoon at two at his Upper High street home. Rev. Charles R. Sims of First Baptist church officiated. Bearers were Clifton Craig Cecil Fullerton Arthur Hall and Howard McNeill. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Wilson
Upper High Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Clifton Craig
Cecil Fullerton
Arthur Hall
Howard McNeill
Oak Grove
Sagadahoc County elects J W Randlette County Commissioner
Support from Sagadahoc County voters is acknowledged as J W Randlette pledges to serve the county in the office of County Commissioner. Meanwhile Bangor police officer John Hayes took control at a Main and Walter Streets intersection after a Bangor Hydro line fell, guiding traffic until line crews repaired the live wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
J. W. Randlette
Bangor Hydro & Electric Company
Main
Walter Streets
Bangor
John Hayes
Police Department
Delightful Concert for Hibbert Norton
A refined evening concert honoring Hibbert Norton, young baritone, was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Edney at Mrs. Sarah Oliver’s home on 37 Shepard Street. Norton left for Boston next day to continue studies at the New England Conservatory of Music. Francis S. McPherson accompanied on piano as the program featured a mix of songs and duets by Zamecnik, Rees, Mowrey, Gretchaninow, von Feilitz, Dell Acqua, Carew, Strauss, Tschaikowsky, and others, ending with a group encore. The Oliver residence was decorated with fall blooms and refreshments were served after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbert L. Norton
Frederick Edney
Sarah Oliver
Shepard Street
Francis
Well Placed Trees Serve Two Purposes
A. D. Nutting of the University of Maine Extension Service urges home grounds to plant trees for framework and shade. He advises native, permanent species, proper spacing from buildings, and limited multi-species groups for unity, with elms and maples suited for larger homes and birch, cherry, or mountain ash for smaller ones. Benjamin L. Abramson, of Mexico, was admitted to the Maine bar in Portland, presented by Hyman Jacobson, after legal study with Oxford County’s Matthew McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Nutting
Extension
University of Maine
Benjamin L. Abramson
Main Street
Mexico
Rumford
Canal Street
Maine
Guy M. Sturgis
Supreme Judicial Court
Portland
Hyman Jacobson
Abramson
Matthew McCarthy
Oxford County
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Senter’s, Inc
Palmer
Part
Tvelerhone Anp
Maine News Notes
Colleges of Agriculture and Technology
A. A. Hauck
Weston S. Evans
E. H. Sprague
Kents Hill School
Edward W. Hincks
Albert I. Oliver
Charles E. Titus
Wiscasset
Harriet R. Williams
Frederick A. McCue
George H. Savard
Oxford Street
Ash Street
Park
T. J. Murphy Fur Co
Morris S. Povich
LODGE
Queen Esther Hay
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust
Center St. Mon
Bowdoinham
J. Edwin Cornish
Newtonville
Cornish
Daniel C
Aurelia Cornish
Litchfield Academy
Augusta Louise Donnell
Gladys
Donald
Herbert Cornish
Kennebec Lodge
K. of P
Jessie Cromwell
Auburn
L. P. Temple
Saco
Helen Darton
Wallace Hunter
Dr. Heffner
Mary Brown
Hazel Cornish
Bridgton
Mattie Siegars
Mildred Spaulding
Purington
Leavitt
Bowdoin
Carroll Ames
William Gould
Judge Ames
Mr. Gould
Tina Jack
George Jack
Hollis
Eleanor Wildes
Kenneth Gil
Bowdoinham Post Road
John A. Lord 3D
Philip Cohen
North Edgecomb
Hibbert Norton
Love
Zamecnik
Fred H. Cary
Chester A. Plant
Jol Gilles
Ferdinand Poise
Rees Rot
Schumann
Mowrey
Florence Gere
Gretchaninow
Robert B. Hatch
Ekiland
von Feilitz
Fred D. Hill
Solos
Chanson Provencale
Dell 'Acqua
the Grocer's Boy
Malacy
The
Piper of Love
Carew the
Blue Danube
Strauss
Fred K. Sturtevant
Brahms
Fred Cary
Tschaikowsky
Charles Scamkecicon
Faerie Fisher
Ann Sothern
Paul Kelly
Rusty Reuben Boys
Hollywood Party
Laurel Hardy
Tim McCoy
Evalyn Knapp
Shirley Temple
Léstie” Howard
Bette Davis
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