Dazzler opera at Columbia theater and Bath news
The Dazzler company played to a large Bath audience at the Columbia theatre and was praised as the season’s best operatic farce comedy. News notes include a collision between Bath rail cars on Limerock Hill injuring none, plus local arrivals, fires, marriages, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Dazzler Company
Columbia Theatre
Jacobs
Bailey
Limerock Hill
Bath
Boston student seeks study path at Boston Dental School
A reader from Boston expresses intent to pursue a course of studies in the Boston Dental School. The note indicates a plan to enroll and begin professional training in dentistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Dental School
Tarbox sisters depart for exams and study in New England
Miss Linda Tarbox left today to resume studies at the Quincy Mansion School in Wollaston Massachusetts and Miss Louise Tarbox left for Portland to enter Bellows School. Miss Fannie Moulton of this city is teaching in the Springfield High School as the principal's assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Coffin
Co. BE
Maine
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Chickamauga
Coffin
Hyde Light Guards
Linda Tarbox
Quincy Beansion School
Wollaston
Mass
Louise Tarbox
Bellows School
Fannie Moulton
Springfield
Bangor Chamber finds inquiries reach across many nations
The Bangor Chamber of Commerce reports inquiries this year from all 48 states plus Canada Mexico England Wales Ireland Italy Japan and Honolulu. The popular pamphlet Fifty Fishing Waters Round Bangor has been reprinted three times and a revised edition is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
C. of C
Farmers Apply for 47 Percent Superphosphate This Fall
The Agricultural Conservation Program lists 1395 Twin County farmers enrolled with 382 requesting 332 tons of 47 percent superphosphate for hayland pastures and orchards. Applications are urged before the closing date and may be made to local supervisors or at the Lewiston Conservation Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin County
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
Prank Bailey
Woolwich
J. W. Larrabee
Bath
F. P. Ricker
Turner
Alban Ricker
L C. Berry
Livermor Falls
Messrs
L'Heureux
Larrabee
Roberts
Farm Bureau
Lewiston
Conservation Office
Oldsmobile Introduces Series Sixty at Boston Premiere
Chester A. Plant and Ralph F. Small attended the premiere of the 1939 Oldsmobile at the Hotel Statler in Boston. The first shipment is due October 1 with display at Plant's Vine Street showroom. The new line features a lower price with the Series Sixty and advanced ride and safety innovations. Mr and Mrs Allan W. Oulton and daughter Helen visited Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Plant
Plant
Ralph F. Small
Boston
Hotel Statler
New England
Bath
Vine Street
Oldsmobile
Allan W. Oulton
Bedford Street
Portland
Helen Oulton
Maine General Hospital
Vast Differences Between Power and Flood Control Dams Highlighted
John B Trevor Jr argues in the National Republic that TVA dams serve distinct goals of power generation, flood control, navigation, and soil erosion prevention. He notes flood control dams stay empty until heavy rain, while power dams maximize water storage, risking flood weakness. TVA funding favors flood control to justify government enterprise and low electric rates. It also questions navigation needs and notes an instance where Joe Wheeler Dam shutdowns due to a storm, exposing design gaps in hand operation backup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Trevor, Jr
National Republic
TVA
Trevor
Tennessee Valley
Cumberland River
Tennessee
Joe Wheeler
Miss Butterfield Leaves for Wheaton College Senior Year
Miss Elizabeth Butterfield departs on Wednesday for Norton Massachusetts to resume studies as a Wheaton College senior. She has spent the summer at Bay Point and Bath with her parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Butterfield of Granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Butterfield
Norton
Mass
Wheaton College
Miss Butterfield
Bay Point
Bath
Andrew Butterfield
Granite Street
Probate notices from Bath court in Sagadahoc County 1938
In Sagadahoc County Bath on the September 1938 probate docket the court orders publication for three weeks and invites interested parties to appear October 3 1938 to contest estates. Listings include Lina Glewall Adelaide Delano Mabel V Lord George M Stinson Flora M Randall Charles F Sidelinger Jennie M Morse and guardianships with trustees executrices and conservator filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagedahoc
Arthur H. Keaton
Evelyn M Keaton
Walter 5S Glidden
Jude
Sagadahoc
Bath Independent
Margarett. Mitchell
George M Stinson
Woolwich
Marcia M. Stinson
Flora M. Randall
Alice T. Fuller
Charles F Sidelinger
Florence I Sidelinger
Jennie M Morse
Walter K. Morse
Walter S. Glidden
T. John 1. Jack
Eugene A. Youland
Arline Y. Morse
Maine
John L. Jack
Harry A. Walters
Guardian
Ella A. Hoyle
Bernard C. Hoyle
Admr
Alice K. Robbins
Ruth W. Holt
Philipsburg
Elizabeth S. Wyman
Wollaston
Mass
Anselm A. Lauriat
Medford
Massachusetts
Sagadahoc County
Anne L. Reed
Percy L. Nickerson
Pauline N. Smith
Georgetown
Mattie B. McMahan
Olive M. Barron
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Emma McLellan Houghton
F. D Hill
Elizabeth B. Coombs
Ernest E Nickerson
Pauline N Smith
T. John
Jack
John
Angelo N John
Mary Alma Paimer
John P Careylof
Charlotte 1
Pittney
Roy W. Putney
Ida May Stewart
Woolwtech
Peprempe
Thomas Ongo Howich
Matie
Adni
Stratar
Charles P Wetifreef
George B. Wetherbee
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Arthur J. Dunton
Hannah Jolaughiin
Scott Morse
London Named Healthiest City in the World
Somerset House in London reports London has the world’s lowest death rate from typhoid and the highest rank as a health resort. Berlin New York Tokyo Paris Rome follow in health standings, while climate comparisons highlight England’s relative appeal.
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London
Berlin
New York
Paris
Tokyo
Rome
Somerset House
Berlins
England
Riviera
California
Florida
Alps
Boston
Boat export gains as US shipments rise in first half 1938
Department of Commerce figures show American motor boats and marine engines export value up over 10 percent for January to June 1938. Total foreign trade reached 2,030,048 dollars, versus 1,815,088 dollars a year earlier. Canada led as main market, followed by Venezuela and France. exports totaled to 57 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Canada
Venezuela
France
Mr and Mrs Robert H Charles Move to St Louis for Law Practice
Mr and Mrs Robert H Charles leaving Washington Street to settle in St Louis Mo He will join the Thompson Mitchell Thompson and Young law firm after returning from a two month wedding trip in Europe They wed July 9 at Grace Church prior to their departure from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Charles
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
St. Louis
Charles
S. S. Pennland
Europe
France
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Belgium
England
Thompson, Mitchell, Thompson and Young
Grace Church
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Bath Daily Times
Count
Countess de Libour
Avegnon
Shannon House
Squirrel Island
Augusta
Louis G. Rabelt
Percy & Small
Charlie Marr
Gloucester
Arthur Oliver
Charlie Mitchell
the Narrows
Frances M
Hagan
Patria
Great Eastern Rocks
Fire Island
Montauk
Boston Harbor
Montego
Jamaica
Hythe
City Landing
Warren Carr
E. A. Sturgess
The
Lewiston Journal
Charles Palmer
Bowdoinham
A. G. Trask
Craven
Thistle
Massachusetts Regiment
Porto Rico
N. Gratz Jackson
Wiscasset
Sy Teat
L. W. Carlton
Dresden
Alice M. Douglas
Maggie Sutherland
John Fitzgerald
Dummer Street
Hercules
Gen. Knox
Commercial Street
Knickerbocker Steam Towage Co
Melcher
Edgecomb
Shaw's
Triangle Hall
Rockland
W. Carr
Milwaukee
Wis
National Insurance Commissioners
Carr
H. E. Bonney
Capt. Butler
Jennie
Butler
Baltimore
Popham
Landlord Costello
Rockledge
Ports
Torrey
Front Street
Alderman Thompson
Wiggin
John Footer
Ichabod Willey
Nelson Bartlett
Hilton Head
S. C
Thomaston
Rogers’ Yard
Lundrigan
Fogg
William Gallant
Mrs
Lizzie Gallant
Merry Meeting Park
Admiral Gherardi
Lowell Assembly
James Bragdon
Maine Central
Farmington
Rangeley Lakes
Lieut. Wade
Bath Boys
U. S. S. Wyandette
Philadelphia
H. H. Donnell
E. C. Plummer
Bath High School
Walter Coombs
Isabel Turner
Lydia Folsom
Andrew Webster
Mildred R. McCabe
Portsmouth
Erskine M. Phelps
Bath Iron Works
Payne Yacht
Hyde Windlass Co
Thomas Dowling
John Dowling
South End
Anad
Athletic Association of the
John Marriott
Daniel McDonald
FE. W. Thomas
Woodbury Nichols
Winnegance
Parker Morse
Thomas Small
Winfield Morse
Harry C. Webber
Fred Parks
John G. Morse
H. M. Hartleb
Natick, Mass
Martha Hedge
Miss Hedge
Melvin Hedge
Five Islands
Multnomah
S. Rowe
Vinal Haven
Seguin
Walter Swett
Walter Rowe
Mouse Island
Joseph M. Lemont
West Bath
Mr. Lemont
George P. Davenport
Jake
Jennie Melcher
J. P. Webber
Winter Street
C. W. Longley
Annie Sewall Strout
James Thomas Bonney
C. F. Parsons
Beacon Street
City Hall
John Harrington
J. W. McNeil
Eureka Laundry
Center Street
Lillian Welch
Mary A
Lemuel Collins
Isaac Baker
Bowdoin
Ana Pas Re
Frances
Moody
Thomas McLaughlin
Barkentine Lucie
Rio Janeiro
Thomas Quinn
Payne
Quinn
E. M. Fuller
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
George A. Megquier
Maine Junction
Megquier
Jon Ross
Free Street
Bangor Municipal Court
Stevens
Ross
Fort Fairfield Light and Power Company
Albert Smith
Federal Building
Mary G. Stevens
Light and Power Company
Light Company
Eleanor Schmidt
Randallstown
Tuttle Road
Cumberland
Samuel N. Allen
Hastings Street
Allen
Elizabeth B. Schmidt
John J. Morris
Schmidt
Joseph W. Catharine
Brooklyn
N. Y
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Everett N. Slade
Fall River
National Association For New England
Portland Real Estate Association
National Association
Fastland
Slade
Catharine
Globe
Stephen Brinker
Fremont Street
Gardiner
New Guinea
Carson
State Street
Benton Falls
Twin Counties
Sagadahoc and
World
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