Dredge Begins Work At Big Coal Dock
Dredging at Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co opens with Joe S Packard Co of Providence handling the job. Two hopper scows relay to unload seven thousand tons of coal, with the Nahanada towing and pumping cargo as work progresses toward completion in about ten days. Captain Jolur AL Temmatin commands the Nahanada. the James M. lighter handles unloading and pumps start Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Joe S. Packard Co
Providence
Roo
Nuhlanada
Sasanesa
Nahanada
Jolur AL Temmatin
R. 1
Roy. Rewe
James M
Narrow Escape for Nicholas Gianibas at Kennebec Store
Nicholas Gianibas of Kennebec Fruit Co. had a narrow escape after starting a car in a rear garage at 67 Front Street with the door not fully open. He collapsed from carbon monoxide fumes, crawled to the rear store entrance, was aided by a clerk and two men, and was taken to his second floor living quarters for recovery. Local visitors Mr and Mrs Wright were guests at Southport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Gianibas
Kennebec Fruit Co
Front Street
Myr
Gianibas
Helen McIntosh
Harry FP. Morin
Juvenile Parade Named a Success At Local Event
A large crowd enjoyed the juvenile parade praised for organization and generosity. Judges included Mrs Hyde and Mrs T A Falk. PTA and Ways and Means committees led planning with many volunteers. Donations from multiple families supported prizes and hospital aid. Proceeds from school fundraisers totaled 30 plus 12.43 in parade boxes. Stanley Bickle left for Cleveland to begin his second year at Cleveland Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
John Metnies
T. A. Falk
R. Clinton McFadden
Parent-Teacher Association
Ways and Means Committee
Seskey Colby
RK. PY. McFadden
T. Dougherty
I. F. Vease
Frederick Drake
Seth SS. Mullin
E. Motley Fuller
Lewis F. Gannon
John A. Lord
Robert Th. Hatch
William P. Hatch
Edward VP. Briggs
John A. Legro
Arthur Sewall
William Palmer
Charles A. Farnham
Colby
McFadden
Powell
Opera House
Stanley Bickle
Slenry D Bickle
North Street
Cleveland, O
Cleveland Law School
Davenport fund promised for worthy cause
Trustees of the George P. Davenport estate report a $4,000 gift to the South End and North-Center Varent-Teacher associations for opportunity classes. Details await acceptance by the associations and preparations. About 40 children may benefit, with two schools likely at the North and South ends. Special teachers and equipment will be required. A representative from each association and Supt. Wilson may oversee funds and schools. The gift has the approval of Chairman Furber and Supt. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Davenport
Clinton DL. Wilson
Schoolw
South End
Supt. Wilson
Furber
Board of Education
Wilson
Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers Convention Held in Waldoboro
The Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers Association met at the Baptist church in Waldoboro on Tuesday October 4 with a forenoon general session led by Rev. G C MacQuhaidee. Hazel Forbes and Florence Hale spoke on geography and rural education while Dr Lee Driver addressed rural education and other topics were presented by Ruth Wilson Lou Baker and Harold Clifford. Dr Driver was the principal speaker for the afternoon session and officers include President Ivan Richardson and Secretary Treasurer Margaret Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln-Sagadahoc Teachers’ Association
Baptist Church
Waldoboro
G. C. MacQhuaidee
Nelson
Mildred F. Edwards
Topsham
Department of Elementary Schools
Hazel K. Forbes
Cambridge
Mass
Florence M. Hale
Augusta
Department of Secondary Schools
Ruth Wilson
The
Mors
Bath
Lee L. Driver
Harrisburg
Arthur DB. Scott
Dwight L. Moody
Richmond
Department of Rural Schools
Lou M. Baker
Harold K. Clifford
Boothbay Harbor
Driver
Lincoln-Sagadahoe
Teachers’ Association
Ivan M. Richardson
Margaret Adams
Philip EL Kimball
Brunswick
Agnes Creamer
Harold 13
Clifford
Soothbay Harbor
State Sunday School Convention Coming to Lewiston
Plans advance for the 68th annual State Sunday school convention to be held in Lewiston October 11 to 18 with the United Baptist church of Lewiston hosting and local and out of state religious education leaders on the program. The Bible drama on closing night will be directed by Stella Marek Cushing of Arlington Massachusetts with local participants. Discussion periods promise practical help for Sunday schools of any size or denomination. A large gathering is expected in Lewiston. Also mentions two local residents at Bridgton cottage and several classified ads for a village farm in Dresden Mills and a piano for sale in Vive Islands Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
United Baptist Church of
Auburn
Maine Council of Religious Education
Fred W. French
Maine
Stella Marek Cushing
Arlington
Mass
Cushing
Lewiston City Hall
Bowdoinham Court Hears Five Bowdoin Boys Case Malicious Injury
A group of five Bowdoin boys faced Trial Justice Ames in Bowdoinham on charges of malicious injury to domestic animals. They were discharged after paying damages and court costs. The incident follows a period of local hunting and gunning activity at Merrymeeting Bay with numerous locals and visitors in attendance at various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Bay
Bowdoin
Bath Woman Found Liable In Estate Dispute Verdict
A Kennebec county jury awarded 856.56 to Will Atkins of Gardiner and Frank Southard of Augusta as joint administrators of Alvin Coss's estate against Ina M. Coss of Bath. The suit claimed she held money belonging to the estate after transfers and withdrawals following Coss's 1926 death. The trial, before Judge William H. Fisher, explored accounts at Gardiner Savings Institution and Maine Trust and Banking, with testimony about gift claims, funeral expenses, and probate issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will ¢. Atkins
Gardiner
Frank FE. Southard
Augusta
Alvin Coss
Wittston
Ina M. Coss
Bath
William H. Fisher
Kennebec County Superior Court
John VI’. Carey, Jr
Whittston
Southard
Isa Coss
Gardiner Savings Institution
Maine Trust and Banking Company
Isa M. Coxx
Alvin Coxs
Isa Cox
Alvin W. Coss
Coss
Gardiner Savings Bank
Lath
Sit Coss
Ainsley ID. Welch
Rh. F. DD
Ina Coss
North Street
Carey
Isa Coxs
Vomeroy
Kennebec Journal
Isa M. Coxs
Thomas Coxx
Pittston
Gardiner i
Morse High names Merritt Mitchell football captain
Merritt Mitchell, center on last year's Morse High football team, was elected captain for the present season at a lettermen meeting. Ineligible Cy Longley was to lead last season. Mitchell, about 180 pounds, plays full back this season and is a senior in his third year on the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Mitchell
Morse High
Cy Longley
Husky
Mitchell
Cutts
Morse
Small Sent To Augusta Jail After Lisbon Falls Attack
Fred Small faced charges of breaking and entering and larceny in municipal court. He attacked Alfred McCarty as he was led to his cell, claiming McCarty tipped police. Sheriff Henderson restrained him, and Small was committed to Augusta jail for October term proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Fred Small
J. J. Keegan
Alfred McCarty
Bowdeinham
Henderson
Small
Topsham
Young McCarty
Lisbon Falls
Keegan
Supreme Court
Augusta
Mother of Alderman Huse Dies in Portland
Mrs. Etta Huse widow of Ernest L. Huse died in her sleep at 9 Adams Place Portland She moved from Bath to live with her son Clarence a NE Tel Tel supervisor She leaves sons Harry M Huse Bath Clarence Huse Portland Joseph Huse in Portland office of NE Tel Co Four brothers also survive in New Hampshire Maine and Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Huxe
Portland
Etta Huxe
Ernest L. Huse
Adams Place
Huse
Bath
Clarence Huse
New England Tel, & Tel, Co
Bath Club
Harry M. Huse
Joseph Huse
The
New England Vel. & Tel. Co
Elmer Carlton
Hanover
N. H
Fred
Dresden
George
Wiscasset
Arthur Carlton
Massachusetts
Topsham Woman Fined for Liquor Seizure Case
Lillian Colby Curtis of Topsham was found guilty in municipal court on a search and seizure charge and fined 200 dollars plus 64.20 costs. She faces two months in Augusta jail with six more months if unpaid. An appeal was filed to the supreme term. The seizure involved over 100 bottles of alleged liquor at the Martin farm in Tops ham, deputies Oliver and Fualin making the arrest. Security for Curtis included Robert Sutherland of Bath and William Martin of Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Colby Curtis
Topsham
Keegan
Augusta
Robert Sutherland
Bath
William Martin
Martin Farm
Abram C. Oliver
Fitz G. Fualin
George McCarty
Lewiston
Guardian Sought for Topsham Woman
A probate court hearing in Sagadahoc County seeks a guardian for Fanny KR Curtis 70 infirm with rheumatism amid claims of undue influence by Elmer W Tripp and wife The elderly woman who resides with the Tripps faced challenges over estate control while physicians and a Brunswick police matron testified she is mentally competent to manage her own affairs The petitioners represented by Ralph O Dale and Clarence F E Sawyer argued for guardianship while Miss Curtis own lawyer Ellis L Aldrich defended her autonomy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8. Glidden
Sagadahoc County
Norris G. Curtis
George J. Curtis
M. A. Luce
E. W. Mallett
Topsham
Fanny KR. Curtis
Ralph O. Dale
Bath
Clarence FE. Sawyer
Brunswick
Ellis L. Aldrich
Miss Curtis
Elmer W. Tripp
Tripps
Clarence P. Fosa
Aldrich
Sarah O. Cook
Rally Week At Corliss Street Church Announced
The Corliss Street church outlines a week of events including meetings with music and refreshments, cradle roll and department classes, a workers rally with Rev John Pendleton, regular prayer meetings, and a Sunday rally day promotion for junior and intermediate classes. Also notes Miss Esther Mikels and Miss Doris Cornish returning from a two week trip to Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Church
Christian Workers
John Pendleton
Chaney
Campbell
Bible School
Esther Mikels
Doris Cornish
Boston
New York
Miss Mikels
Greenfield
Mass
Ruth Silverman
Bath
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Ladies’ Fur
Coats
BIG Coal Dock
John C. Wright
SK. RR. Wright
Southport
Davenport
Lincoln-Sagadahoc
Waldoboro Baptist Church
Mrs. Lucian Ames
Bridgton
Dresden Mills
A. J. Couch
Green St
Care J. H. Thomas
Vive Islands
McPhail
Rite Della M
W. B. Darton
Farle Browne
Cora Denhaw
Charles Browne
Clara Fogg
D. A
Dittsfield
Maxwell Ward
Clinton
Edwin Denham
Serephena Errowne
Amy Reed
Brown's Joint
Miss Browne
Lynn
Mixa Reed
Roxbury
Kendall
Springfield
CL. Brown
Cathance
W. D. Willis
Charles A. Newton
Walter Reed
A. &. McDougal
Kenneth
Orrs Island
Charles Hackett
Morrison Heights
Star Aid
Elbridge Blodgett
George Brown
Caribou
Fon Berry
Foxter
Brownville
Justice Ames
Curtis
Emma Snell
Lee Goggins
Jessie Ames
Sagadahee
Lincoln Counties
Irith
Methodist Sabbath School
Als. MacDougal
Kendall Grain Co
Riehmoend
EF. I’. Kendall
Viola Coombs
Salisbury
Mixx Ella Nash
Myra Fowle
I. C. Nealey
Kay Shore
Jock
C. O. Purinton
Raymond Kendall
American Legionnaires
Paris
Kenneth Webber
Orono
U. of M
W. L. Maloon
Selectmen
Selectmen’s
Risteen
Charles McEwen
Cross
Bennett
George Cutler
Fred Britt
Fannie Williams
Hallowell
Williams
Worster House
Cobb
George R. Cutler
Ruth McEwen
Farmington
Charles Mctwen
Hackett
State Aid
F. S. Leathers
Selectmen's Office
R. D. Spear
James B. Drake
Spear
Bowdoinham
A. O. White
Lois White
D. L. Craney
Harold Crosby
Galen Crosby
Eleanor Croxby
Brewer
D. Leslie Craney
Lena Patten
Emma and
Mary Denham
M. H
Bolivia
Senter
F. H. Webber
Esther
New London, Conn
Parker Head
Guardian
Fanny B. Curtis
Corliss Street
Wearwell
Bath Department Store
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