Five Islands Fall Meeting and Local Notices
Five Islands United Baptist Association holds fall meetings at Five Islands Baptist Church on Wednesday September 30 with Rev. C. C. Koch presiding and Dr. A. I. Stuart delivering sermons and addresses. Sunday speaker Rev. Frederick W. Smith of the Christian Civic League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdodinham United Baptist Association
Five Islands Baptist Church
C. C. Koch
United Baptist Convention of Maine
Frederick Barnes
Ocean Park
Roslyn Hall
Mary Urecht
Carslyn Morse
Evelyn, Hathorne
Amy Hovey
I. A. Stuart
C. D. Hazeltine
A. I. Stuart
C. H. Berry
Oreen
Alice Whittier
F. W. Hovey
W. M. Mallett
H. W. Chamberlain
C. R. Sims
C. R. Sims 12.00 nosn—Dinner Served By Ladies Aid
H. H. Bishop
Ladies Aid Aid
Kingdom
Summer Visitors and Local Church Talks in Bath
Bath and surrounding towns recount a week of visitors including Miss Etta Jones from Clearfield and Mrs. Annie Jones with daughter Mrs. Carroll Powers. Local residents attend gatherings at First Baptist church where Deacon W O Oliver leads a prayer meeting, and Rev Frederick W Smith prepares a Sunday address on civic duty alongside an evening sermon about action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Smith
Christian Civic League of
Maine
Our Church
D. L. Howard
Bath
Orville Rowe
Robert Quigley
Dorchester
W.N. Hartwell
Boston
Pleasant Villa
J. T. Brigg
Winifred
Somerville
Cottege
F. M. Yuiil
Billerica
Mass
J. G. Stevens
Ocis Baker
Norwood
Mas
Walter Berry
Salem
Berry
W. L. Berry
Madelyn Berry
Hershel Dickey
Fred Carr
Portland
Carr
Gertrude
Walter Savage
Kittery
Percy Savage
Isabel Stevens
Carrie Stevens
Katherine Pendergast
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Paul Thompson
Seattle
Belle A. Stevens
Maltby
George
Washington State
California
Grange
Read
Kennebec Point
I. W. Wales
Malden Island
Fred Reid
Miss Roberts
MacMahan
The
Samuel Wren
New York
J. E. Blaisdell
R. G. Frost
Fremont
N. H
Mr. Frost
Mises Isabel
Warren
Kenneth Pinkham
Southport
Charles Pinkham
Procter Hagan
Frank MacMahan
P. B. Savage
Arlington
Thomas Cummings
Etta Jones
Clearfield
Annie Jones
Carrol Powers
Robinhood
W. C. Todd
Alfred J. Rowe
Augusta Rowe
First Baptist Church
W. O. Oliver
Alice Scott
Melrose Highlands
Bell Heald
Alice Hovey
MacMahan Island
R. P. Todd
Marjorie Hinckley
Bath City Hospital
Everett Rollins
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
D. L. Pettengill
W. A. Todd
Sydney Dalrymple
Kennebes Point
Brookline
Bowdoinham
Ralph Scott
Boothbay
Harry Horne
John Layne
Chamberlain
Elizabeth Hunt
H. S. Keene
Henry
Bay Point
Brooklyn
E. B. Billings
Robinhead
Thomas Hagan
Georgie Wheeler
N. F. Howe
Brunswick
Christian Civic League of Maine
Joseph Melzard Skips Municipal Court Appearance
In municipal court Tuesday at 10 the trial of Joseph Melzard of 136 Water street for search and seizure proceeded in his absence as deputies searched for him after he failed to appear. Earlier they seized 42 pints of alleged beer at his home and ordered him to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Melzard
Water Street
Melzard
Abram C. Oliver
Loring G. Small
Mr. Melzard
Blue Ridge Ramblers Bring Hill Country Show To Bath Opera House
The Blue Ridge Ramblers, a 12 member troupe from the Blue Ridge region, appear for a three day Bath Opera House engagement starting Saturday. They perform old time mountain tunes with native humor, avoiding jazz and delivering lively hoe down numbers on rough plank floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Ramblers
Bath Opera House
Ramblers
Blue Ridge Mountains
Kentucky
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Cindy
Sally Ann
Phippsburg Card Party and Local Social News
A successful Dromore grange card party at Dromore grange hall drew ten tables and added about ten dollars to the grange treasury. Prizes were awarded in bridge to Mrs. Walter Morse, Mrs. Harry Oliver, Edgar Oliver, and I. A. Trueworthy. Separate mentions note October 1 as the next party date, plus various visits and local family updates from Sebasco to Bath and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange Hall
Dromore Grange
Grange Treasury
Walter Morse
Harry Oliver
Edgar Oliver
I. A. Trueworthy
Annie Wilson
H. W. Cutting
Robert Metcalf
E. Powell
Edward Hartnett
Alice Nichols
Emma Small
Martha Small
Bath
Sylvester Cushman
Portland
Eren
John Skillings
Sebasco
Charles O'Brien
Joseph Brazier
Ralph Walker
New York City
Roger Skillings
Theodore Pease
Skillings Cottage
Phippsburg Center
Pratt
Alice Galvin
Roscoe Perkins
Detroit
Michigan
Greydon Morse
James
Popham Beach
Parker Reed
Connecticut
Meadsbrook
Gardiner Rogers
Martin Wyman
Asa Wyman
Damariscotta
Eva Chapman
Thelma Bagley
Corinth
Charles Pye
Dora Crowley
North Yarmouth Academy
F. B. Nichols
Harry Tucker
M. P. Small
Popham
Julia Smith
Yarmouth Academy
Ashdale
Bessie Sprague
J. E. Perry
Winneganee
Cora Campbell
Doris Perry
William Blaisdell
Omar Perry
Bar Harbor
Maine
Canada
Walter Peterson
Melrose
Mass
George Ingalls
Woolwich Churches Open Next Sunday in Woolwich
Reverend J Benjamin Shaw and Mrs Shaw return from a five week vacation in Rhode Island Massachusetts Phillips and Rangeley Lakes region He resumes preaching next Sunday at four local venues on standard time Day's Ferry Nequasset Sagadahoc Ferry and North Woolwich with services at 10 11 15 3 and 7 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Benjamin Shaw
Woolwich
Nequasset Methodist Church
Salvation Army drive at half way mark
Bath has subscribed about 1500 of its 3000 quota while the county reaches half of its 1000 goal. Bath Iron Works workers gave 100 Tuesday and Hyde Windlass employees donated heavily last Friday. Last drive week. those who plan to subscribe should do so by Saturday night. Stanley Whitehouse, M H S 1930, left for Austin Cate School in Center Strafford New Hampshire as a freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Salvation Army
Bath Iron Works Corp
Hyde Windlass Co
Iron Works News of Week Highlights Payroll Heist Warnings
Picture shows Eddie preparing to drive rivets on yacht shell at Iron Works. The Catot Mill hold up at Brunswick Friday noon recalls payroll robbery risks at the Bath plant paid by check. Injuries were light with 11 men hurt last week, mostly minor cuts and burns. Notable events include naval architects visiting, Bissell couple touring the plant during honeymoon, and plans for Coast Guard patrol boats to be built, with Lieut. Moore transferring to oversee one vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Iron Works
Catot
Brunswick
Bath
Harry Farrell
Benjamin Cressey
Mr. Chaney
Arthur E. White
Hatch
Guy J. Dunlap
Mr. Robinson
Tony A. Puiia
Mr. Stacey
Herbert M. Gott
Mr. Perry
Charlies C. Bryant
Mr. Wallace
Oscar H. King
Hull 149
Mr. Farrin
Albert W. Flint
Mr. Brown
Thurlow M. Pinkham
Gackenbach
H. P. Briggs, Jr
E. E. Pierce
Philadelphia
Harry E. Bissell
Canal Zone
Panama
Bissell
Lothrop Loring
Panama Canal
Margaret Mackinnon
Hull
Norman J. Mackinnon
New York City
New York University
Willian S. Newell
Washington, D. C
Engineer's Club
New York
Patrol Bost
United States Coast Guard
Thetis
H. C. Moore
U. S. Coast Guard
Iron Works Corp
Philip B. Eaton
Hamlin and Blair Weds At Central Church Parsonage
Herbert H. Hamlin son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hamlin of 1 Cedar street and Mary Louise Blair daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Blair of 12 Winter street court were married Saturday evening at 830 at Central church parsonage by Rev David L Wilson in a single ring service with Mrs Hamlin as attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Hamlin
Fred Hamlin
Cedar Street
Mary Louise Blair
Harold Blair
Winter Street Court
Central Church Parsonage
David L. Wilson
Hamlin
Colby Fossett Ceremony Unites Local Pair at Central Church
Earl B. Colby son of Mr and Mrs Horace Colby Wiscasset and Madeline P Fossett daughter of Linwood Fossett Lewiston were married Saturday evening at 8 30 at Central church parsonage. Rev David L Wilson officiated the double ring service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. Colby
Horace Colby
Wiscasset
Madeline P. Fossett
Linwood Fossett
Lewiston
Central Church
David L. Wilson
Last Rites for Charles A Coffin in Woolwich Funeral
The funeral for Charles A Coffin, the second victim of a Woolwich auto crash that struck six youths and hospitalized five, was held Wednesday at two at his mother Ella Comin's home 54 Washington Street. Rev George B Wolstenhelme officiated. Bearers included George H Coffin Albert W Coffin Harold Coffin Paul Coffin Albert Ketchum Clarence Seavey. Burial followed at Oak Grove. Maine Central altered its schedule, with the Westbound evening train departing at 6 23 rather than 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Coffin
Woolwich
Ella Comin
Washington Street
George B. Wolstenhelme
People’s Church
George H. Coffin
Albert W. Coffin
Harold Coffin
Paul Coffin
Albert Ketchum
Clarence Seavey
Oak Grove
Sherwood Baker Held On Bonds In Woolwich Auto Tragedy
Sherwood B Baker an 8 year old Woolwich farmhand was placed under bonds after questioning by State Highway Officer Harry L Thompson for reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident related to a Woolwich Saturday night crash that injured Adolph Brinker and involved a Portland truck. Judge Keegan granted a one week continuance to Sept 28 for witnesses. bonds posted include $1000 in the leaving the scene charge and $100 in the reckless driving charge. The green Chevrolet sedan driven by Baker with Harvey Henderson Jr and Woodrow Miller is held by Bath authorities with notable front fender and top wear evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood B. Baker
Woolwich
Neouasset Road
R.F.D
Bath
Harry L. Thompson
Portland
Adolph Brinker
Edward W. Bridgham
Young Baker
Thompson
Baker
Bridgham
Keegan
Brinker
Loring D. Small
Funeral of Mrs. Ida May Freeman at Oak Grove
The funeral for Mrs. Ida May Freeman widow of Frederick W. Freeman was held Wednesday at 2 PM at her home 28 York Street. Edwin Dodges Hardin of Winter Street Church officiated with bearers George J. Hopkins John Shaw Fred Higgins and Roscoe P. McFadden. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Freeman
Frederick W. Freeman
York Street
Edwin Dodges Hardin
Winter Street Church
George J. Hopkins
John Shaw
Fred Higgins
Roscoe P. McFadden
Oak Grove
Funeral of Capt Blair Held Friday at 1 30
The funeral of Capt. James Blair who died Tuesday after a long illness will be Friday afternoon at 1 30 at the funeral residence of Arthur F Mayo 819 High Street Rev Weston P Holman of Beacon Street Church will officiate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Blair
James Blair
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
Early fall wedding unites Frances Whidden and George Haskins
Miss Frances Whidden and George T. Haskins of Middleboro Mass. wed at Beacon Street M. E. church in Brunswick with Rev. C. C. Whidden and Rev. Weston P. Holman officiating. The ceremony featured attendants from Maine and Massachusetts, a reception in the parsonage, and a motor honeymoon route through the White Mountains to Virginia and West Virginia. The bride, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Whidden, taught in Gorham Normal schools. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haskins, is a civil engineer with Massachusetts Department of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
M. E
Frances Whidden
George T. Haskins
Middleboro
Mass
C. C. Whitken
Brunswick
Weston P. Holman
Atwood C. Page
Caribou
Amelia Sanborn
Fryeburg
Addison H. Pratt
Pylmouth
John Gale
Burlington Vt
John Young
Buffalo
N. Y
Raymond James
Gardiner
Matthew Hanscom
Boston
Doris Estes
Presque Isle
Miriam Andrews Brunswick
Arthur Norton
Bath
Ortrich Bill Folds
Grace Auger
Evelyn Estes
Barbara Leary
Mansfield
Nellie Dawes
Lewiston
Virginia Dowling
Ruth Hoffman
Manchester
N. H
Pauline J. Colesworthy
Yarmouth
Phyllis Lord
Kezar Falls
Mrs. Haskins
Ated
Brunswick High
Presque Isle Normal School
Gorham Normal
Haskins
Herbert Haskins
North Eastern University
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department of Public Works
Herbert M. Haskins
Russell Haskins
Albert Auger
Alfred Lang
Elmer Harrington
Gladys Foster
Beverly
Barbara Hersey
New Bedford
Lou Baker
Alice Denham
Muriel Faulkner
Vivien Joy
Madeline Hennessey
Everett Nutting
Frank Lyon
Leigh Ayers
John Conant
Romeo Main
F. P. Brainerd
Robert Stubbs
Lester Judkins
Augusta
J. P. Donahue
Winnifred Brehaut
A. B. Tedford
H.S. Nason
Ernest Purington
T. B. Woodward
Everett Packard
Gorham
Mary Bird
Rockland
Harry Colesworthy
Olive Colesworthy
EF. J. Allen
Harriet Royal
T. R. Smith
C. R. Tangee
Ralph Wharff
Winterport
Roy Stinchfield
Farmington
Morse High football prospect suffers fractured left collarbone
Morse high senior Kenneth Hatch fractured his left collarbone during football practice at Keiley field Saturday morning. Hatch, a former baseball star and track captain, was expected to contend for an end berth this fall. Doctor H D Grant treated him. he will miss several weeks of sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hatch
Morse High
Keiley Field
Hatch
H. D. Grant
Charlie MacDonald
Ralph N. Hatch
Woolwich
Bristol High
Morse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgetown
L. F.” Atwood
Hill Billies
Opera House
Phippsburg
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Sagadahoc Ferry
J. B. Shaw
Stanley Whitehouse
Austin-Cate School
Center Strafford
Norway Mephixe Co
Norway
All Desler
Colby-Fossett
Maine Central
West
Sherwood Baker
Mrs. Freeman
George A. Haskins
C. C. Whidden
Oliver Street
Morse High Squad
Neers
Chevrolet
B. Flint
G.M. A.C
C. M. McKown
Boothbay Harbor
Turner & Gilpatrick
Richmond