Fall timetable changes on Maine Central system
Fall timetable changes announced for the Maine Central and Boston & Maine lines include the return of the Flying Yankee on a nonstop Boston to Portland route with major schedule realignments. The Mate ends for winter. a general one hour shift aligns with daylight saving time. The Flying Yankee operates 740 miles daily, with departures from Portland and Lewiston and through Bangor, Waterville, Brunswick, and Augusta. Bus schedules across Maine will also shift and become available Friday.
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Boston
Portland
Brunswick
Augusta
Waterville
Maine Central Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Biddeford
Winthrop
Vet Leav
Nt Bay Flying van Maine Junctuc
Terville
Port Junction
Ventures
Posts West Tt
Lewiston
Orr
Por
Bangor
Port
Gers
Wil Bangor
Brunsw
Pine Tree Limited
Portsmouth
N. H
Kennebec Limited
Bath
Rockland
Maine Central Transportation Co
Maine
For Sale Animals and twins at Stavey address
A sale notice lists a pair of white twin goats six months old and another goat eight months old. Contact CC Stavey at 2 High Street, Tei 768 M for details.
Bath Men Figure In Dog Trial Program
Damaricotta Maine September 22 The seventh annual field trial of the Damariscotta Sportsmen's Club will be held at Biscay Barn Bremen Maine October 2 and 3 with a top lineup of pointers and setters. Club officers include President James L , Chairman Edward M Gamage Field Trial Marinal and Perry B Bryne Secretary Treasurer. Puppy stake for dogs whelped after June 1 1936 starts October 1 at Biscay Barn with judges Henry W Davin Reading MA and W Whittemore Scott Lincoln MA. Derby stake for pups whelped after June 1 1935 follows Sunday October 3 at 7 am with Dr W Erbstiner Bath and Harry V Gould Melrose MA as judges. Open all age stake concludes the day with A V A Thomason Melrose MA and Rodney E Ross Bath as judges. Bhatae
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Damaricotta
Maine
Damaricotta Sportsmen's Club
Biscay Barn
Bremen
New England
Damariscotta Club
Association of New England Subs
James L
Edward M Gamage
Perry B. Bryne
Sharp
Des
Henry W Davin
Reading
Mass
W. Whittemore Scortt
Lincoln
Mas.s
Archie L. Little
Bristol Mills
Mike Seminatore
Woburn
W. Eberstiner
Bath
Harry V. Gould
Melrose
Derby
A.V. A. Thomason
Rodney FE. Ross
Rockland High Receives Poets Visit From Thor Snow
A treat to the student body and teachers of Rockland high Tuesday as Thor Snow of eee University and Spruce Head read some of his own poems at the weekly assembly. Before reading each poem, Prof Snow described situations and offered remarks to help interpretation and enjoyment of each number.
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Rockland High
Thor Snow
Eee University
Spruce Head
Bay Point Notes Highlight Local Visits and Finds
A Bay Point column recounts J Otis Swift noting Indian artifacts near Georgetown Me including arrowheads a spearhead and a flint drill. Readers record visits by Miss Edna M Coolidge Mrs Edna Coolidge and others, seasonal post office closure, and weekend social events at cottages like Juniper Lodge.
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J. Otis Swift
Nature
The
World Telegram
Moosehead
Kennebec
Miss Peabody
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Edna M. Coolidge
Birchwood
Louisa Hamilton
Mary Cliffe
Bay Point
Edgar Warren
Walter Perry
Dave” Noyes
First Beach
L. W. Dietrich
Minneapolis
Minn
Mountain Goat
Eleanor Lowell
Long Island
New York City
Susan Mitchell
Bath
Carroll Deering
Ionit
LeRoy Perkins
Auburn
H. S. Keen
Jamaica
Hamilton
Edward Cook
Percy Bailey
Gardiner
Juniper Lodge
Five motorists before Bath court in busy session
A busy Bath municipal court session heard eight defendants, five on auto charges. Alvin Brewer of Southport pleaded guilty to reckless driving, paying 10 dollars fine and 6.95 costs. Ralph Bradley, Ford plant employee, drove a Lincoln sedan involved in a collision with Brewer’s car on New Meadows Road. Willard Meader of Skowhegan pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident, fined 15 dollars plus 16.11 costs. Roger Haile of Brunswick and Eugene Brown of West Bath faced speeding charges. case continued. Alton Wheeler of Skowhegan pleaded not guilty to driving without a license, case set for Wednesday. Roy Smiley of Skowhegan to be arraigned on a similar charge. Three intoxication cases resulted in two fines and one 30-day sentence. Mr and Mrs Joseph P Cooper of East Blue Hill celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.
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Arthur J. Dunton
Alvin Brewer
Southport
John P. Crosby
Ford Motor Company
Somerville
Mass
New Meadows Road
Crosby
Ralph Bradley
Ford Motor Co
Brewer
Brunswick
Willard E. Meader
Skowhegan
Bowdoinham
Herbert Marriner
Meader
Massachusetts
Freeport
Washington Street
South
Center
Roger W. Haile
Eugene Brown
West Bath
Dunton
Robert D. Green
Alton Wheeler
Green
William Curran, Jr
Roy Smiley
House of Correction
Wright Barker Wedding At Noon On Thursday
The wedding of Mrs Mildred T Barker and Hon Henry C Wright was solemnized Thursday noon at the bride’s home 740 Washington street in the presence of close relatives Rev David L Wilson officiated Mrs Rodney E Ross attended the bride and Arthur Wright the groom’s brother was best man Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Edward C Stiness of Providence Edward A Rhines of Winthrop Mass and Mr and Mrs Arthur Wright of Forest Hills L I NY After a wedding breakfast the couple left for a motor trip to the mountains and will reside at 945 Washington street after Oct 15
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Mildred T. Barker
Henry C. Wright
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Rodney E. Ross
Arthur Wright
Edward C. Stiness
Providence
R. I
Edward A. Rhines
Lore Steininger
Paul Burns Wilson
Central Congregational Parsonage
Middle Street
David Logan Wilson
L.H.D
Donald B. Wilson
Margaret M
Bath Iron Works Corp
Germany
Haddon Heights High School
Haddon Heights
N. J
Konigen Katharinenstift College
Stuttgart
Club Garret
Wilson
Morse High School
Kents Hill Preparatory School
University of Maine
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Kents Hill
Morse
Wedding of Dr Peretz Singer and Ruth Wolman
Announced wedding of Dr Peretz Singer of New York City and Miss Ruth Wolman of Portland set for January 9 in New York. The couple, whose families include Abraham Singer of Lewiston and Frank Wolman of Portland, recently celebrated at the Empire hotel in Old Orchard Beach. they will reside in New York where he serves as house surgeon at the Royal Hospital in the Bronx.
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Peretz Singer
New York City
Lewiston
Ruth Wolman
Portland
Singer
Abraham Singer
Central Avenue
Isadore Singer
Washington Street
Empire Hotel
Old Orchard Beach
Miss Wolman
Frank Wolman
Sherman Street
New York
The
Royal Hospital
Bronx
Grace Adelaide Albee and Charles Edward Cowley Wed
Grace Adelaide Albee and Charles Edward Cowley of Wiscasset were married Tuesday at Grace church rectory in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. Charles M Tubbs. A luncheon followed at the Hotel Sedgwick before the couple departed for their wedding trip and planned to live in Wiscasset.
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Grace Adelaide Albee
Charles Edward Cowley
Wiscasset
Charles M Tubbs
Grace Church Rectory
Sedgwick
Cowley
Willett Deering Wedding Reported in Waterville
Returns filed in Bath record the marriage of Fred Willett and Mrs Gladys L Deering on September 18 in Waterville. Rev John W Brush officiated. Willett is son of Archie Willett. Deering daughter of Frank Lewis of Newcastle.
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John W. Gilmore
Fred Willett
Gladys L. Deering
Bath
Waterville
John W. Brush
Bartlett Street
Mr. Willett
Archie Willett
Frank Lewis
Newcastle
Smart Country Boys Win Scholarships
Frederick W. Crouse of Crouseville and Albert Averill of Dryden have won W. H. Bowker scholarships at the University of Maine, each worth 300 dollars for two years in the College of Agriculture. Second-place honors went to Owen H. Smith and Sterling E. Cobb. Margaret Whelan, along with Betty O Connell and Jane Desaulniers, leaves Biddeford for Seton Hill College in Greensburg Pennsylvania, marking Maine’s first enrollment there.
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Frederick W. Crouse
Crouseville
Albert Averill
Dryden
W. H. Bowker
University of Maine
Colege of Agriculture
Aroostook County
Patten
Owen H. Smith
Presque Isle
Sterling E. Cobb
Lee
Frederick Crouse
Marshall Crouse
Albert Averill i
Burt Masterman
Wilton High School
Margaret Whelan
Harry Whelan
Beacon Avenue
Biddeford
Biddeford High School
Seton Hill College
Greensburg
Penn
Maine
Whelan
Betty O'Connell
George B. O'Connell
Lewiston
Jane Desauln
First Wedding at Fuller House Inaugurates Augusta Girls Club
The ceremony took place at four on Saturday afternoon at Fuller House Crosby street, the home of the Augusta Girls Community Club. Miss Elizabeth M Graves, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin J Graves of South Brewer, united in marriage in a double ring service officiated by Rev Basil C Gleason of Brewer First Congregational church. Miss Dorothy L Graves, maid of honor, and Philip G Robertson, best man and brother of the groom, attended.
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Fuller House
Crosby Street
Augusta Girls Community Club
Elizabeth M Graves
Edwin J. Graves
South Brewer
Basil C. Gleason
Brewer First Congregational Church
Dorothy L. Graves
Philip G. Robertson
Montsweag Farm Starts Apple Harvest at Woolwich
At the 75 acre Montsweag farm in Woolwich the annual apple harvest began on Sept 13 led by A B Phillips leasing from Charles H Butler. A crop near 7000 bushels is expected with McIntosh reds starting next week and a 25 man crew to harvest pack and ship over about two weeks.
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Montsweag Farm
Woolwich
A. 8
Phillips
Charles H. Butler
Washington, D. C
McIntosh Reds
Mr. Phillips
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Montsweag
Acton
Mass
Portland
Maine
East
Massachusetts
West
Bath Cars Meet in Brunswick Crash
William H. White of 32 Bedford Street suffers a broken right arm and Mrs. White two fractured ribs with bruises after a head on collision Monday afternoon on Route 1 Brunswick near Jordan Avenue. The other drivers are Bowdoin College seniors Leon E. Buck and Edward H. Owen of Oak Street. The Whites were returning from Bath to their cottage at South Harpswell. They were taken to Dr Vernon H. Lowell’s office in Brunswick and are staying with their daughter in Bath.
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William H. White
Bedford Street
Bowdoin College Opens Thursday Freshman Day Recap
Bowdoin College schedules a freshman mixer on Wednesday night at Moulton Union under the Christian association. The first chapel service, led by President Kenneth C. M. Sills, is set for Thursday morning as classes begin at 8 30. Freshman day occurred Tuesday with speaker Donald B. MacMillan.
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Bowdoin College
Moulton Union
The
Christian Association
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Donald B. MacMillan
Bowdoinham Social Roundup Highlights Local News
Bowdo inham and area residents engage in school hare and hounds events, visits, travels, and social gatherings. Notables include Coombs high students, local families visiting Needham and Wakefield, Massachusetts, and trips to Springfield and Washington.
Patrol boats rescue capsized vessel near Campobello
Inshore Patrol boats A. B.58 and C. G.-211 returned to Rockland from Campobello Friday. The 32 foot Roaring Bull, owned by Thomas Gardiner, was pulled off the rocks at Campobello’s southwest end before storms. It needs new planking but otherwise is not badly damaged.
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Rockland
Campobello
A. B
C. G
TNE Siosp Vaini Re
Thomas
William Tudor Gardiner
Paul Wilson and Miss Steiniger Wed in Bath
Lore Steininger and Paul Burns Wilson wed at the Central Congregational parsonage Bath with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. Attended by Donald B. Wilson and Miss Margaret Mackinnon, couple to reside at 59 Pearl Street after a post wedding trip.
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Paul Wilson
Miss Steininger
Rebekah Lodge Welcomes Neighbors In Odd Fellows Hall
At a regular Queen Esther Rebekah lodge meeting in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening, members from the Wiscasset lodge welcomed after losing its charter. Officers elected include Mrs. Roger Pierce as delegate and Mrs. Leonard M. Munsey as alternate to the Rebekah Assembly in Bangor in October. An invitation was extended to Mrs. Marie B. Osgood for the Lincoln reception later this month. The program featured readings sketches and vocal music with participants Mrs. Howard A. Parks Mrs. Pierce Mrs. Herbert Huggard Henry T. B. Leeman Mrs. Harry Knight Mrs. Ray V. Rice of Woolwich Minnie C. Woodman and Mrs. Leonard M. Lord. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Herbert W. McCabe and Mrs. Munsey. Mrs. Edward A. Copeland of Woolwich attended.
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Wiscasset Lodge
Queen Esther Lodge
Roger Pierce
Noble Grand
Leonard M. Munsey
Rebekah
Bangor
Marie B. Osgood
Lincoln
Howard A. Parks
Pierce
Herbert Huggard
Henry T. B. Leeman
Harry Knight
Ray V. Rice
Woolwich
Rice
Minnie C. Woodman
Leonard M. Lord
Herbert W. McCabe
Munsey
Edward A. Copeland
Harold Millay heads to Orono for University of Maine
Harold Millay left Wednesday for Orono to attend the University of Maine. Miss Helen Townsend of New Haven previously Portland has visited Mrs. C O Purinton. A truck fire near Bowdoinham Richmond line damaged a canning load. A New York family bought the Will Given house and moved in. Howard family and daughter relocated to the Paul Ames farm. Goulds joined an Eastern Star Bath meeting. Mrs Caron, once at Lewiston hospital, is home on the Dingley road.
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Coombs High School
Merrymeeting Bay
Sadie Smith
Needham
Mass
Lawton Rounds
Portland
Browne's Point
I. C. Irish
Maine General Hospital
Addie Trufant
Woburn
Paul Hatch
Millard
Martin Stadtmiller
Bernard
Ypsilante
Mich
William Fowle
Mr. Hatch
Charles Hatch
Leroy Adams
Bertha Jewel
Wellesley
Harold Millay
Orono
University of Maine
Helen Townsend
New Haven
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Senter’s, Inc
Nashua
Beacon
Starland
California
Kenwood
Runswick
Brewster G. Sedgwick
Optometrist
Arthur Allen Bath Trust
Warren E. Keshner
Bath Court
Joseph P. Cooper
Fast Bluehill
Baptist Church
Wright-Barker
Wolman
Willett— Deering
Merry Workers Girls
Ralph McEwen
Grange Hall
Cora Wilkinson
Main Street
Wakefield
Orville Smith
St. Petersburg
Fla
George Hamilton
Dan Cornish
Town Hall Place
Aubrey Morris
Montreal
Justic James Ames
Morris
Mitchell
Margaret Gile
Richard Favor
Fred Jack
Springfield
Jack
Kenneth
Cutting Favor
Gile
Favor
William Foster
J. E. Brown
West Medford
A. N. Beausang
Lynn
Mr. Brown
Pleasant Pond
Elsie Brown
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Bernard Henderson
Lula Leavitt Long
Richmond
May Leavitt
Wolfboro
Lena Patten
George Herraghey
Emma Fergerson
Billy Gile
Lawrence
Jessie Ames
Clara Fogg
Ivan Lang
Roy Hamlin
Gorham, II
J. W. Jones
Weston
Walton Adams
Gorham
Adams
Pleasant Street
R. A. Dickinson
Alice Day
Clifford Perry
Charlotte White
Richmond High
H. B. Randall
Congress Square
Charles B. Randall
Randall
Florida
Ray LaCroy
Jack Holt
Outlaws OF the Orient
Buster Crabbe
Dick Tracy
Joe Palooka
John Barrymore
Bulldog Drummond
News — Comedy — Pictorial
Marx Bros
Pictorial Revue
Rebekah Lodge
Bowdoinham Post Road
Opera House
Joel McCrea
Miriam Hopkins
King Solomon’s Mines
Cedric Hardwicke
Anna Lee
Jane Withers
Ronald Colman
Zenda
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