Two Bath Women Arrested for Shoplifting in Brunswick
Two Bath women using aliases Mary Arsenault and Augusta Sullivan were arrested after leaving J. K. Davis Co. with two sweaters. A subsequent search uncovered about 60 dollars of Will Co. goods in a suitcase. They later faced larceny charges in Brunswick and Bath, pled not guilty, and were bound over for the January term with $500 recognizance each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hasty
Augusta Sullivan
Lewiston
Mary Josephine Arsenault
Augusta Brown
Bath
Brunswick Police
J. K. Davis Co
Delosa le Belle
J. H. Rosseau
Miss Hasty
Edwards
Congregational Church
Ife
College Woods
Whittier Field
Beyong
H. J. Teeling
J. F. Will Co
Brunswick
Willis I. Roberts
Miss Arsenault
Local Jottings From Bath and Richmond Rumors
Granite steps at the A H Shaw mansion on High street are being installed with granite sides and a finished mosaic or concrete floor planned for the piazza. Rumors spread that the Richmond Yarn mill has been sold and will produce silk with 200 women workers. Old tim ers predict prosperity for Richmond if true. Coal barge workers remain cheerful amid dust. a Bath businessman notes Montreal police wore white helmets and suggests Bath adopt similar traffic duty attire for instant officer visibility. Sumner C Brown sold his Oak street stable to Walter Small, who keeps horses there and works at the Texas yard. seven horses are in the stable, with a tenement above as his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.H. Shaw
High Street
Richmond
Bath
Montreal
Drake
Sumner C. Brown
Oak Street
Willian Rogers
Walter Simall
Texas Yard
Mr. Small
Harvest Festival Planned After Large Five Islands Attendance
Five Islands drew a large audience for Grange events and voting approved a harvest supper for October 7. In other notes, there was a quiet Grange contest night, and the Ladies' Aid met at the Grange hall with meetings to continue there until further notice. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with travel, cottage closures, and seasonal departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Ladies’ Aid
Grange Hall
J. A. Peterson
Jack
Tittsburgh
Bath
Rittall
Kenneth Pinkham
Lester Lewis
Vernon Gray
Clarence McMahan
Norman Harley
W. L. Berry
Arthur Berry
Walter Ried
Louise
Portland
Seguinland
Frank Stevens
Boothbay
Joseph Blaisdell
Miss Cook
Harry Lewis
Mary
Ontario
Lewis
Victoria Snowman
Vera Dexter
Woolwich
Margareta Wyman
Arlington
Alonzo MacMahan
J. T. MacMahan
Almon Marr
Lynn
Mass
Frances Louisa
Joseph Rowe
Gardiner
Ida H. Rowe
May Allen
Oakland
Walter Moore
Nettie Snowman
Hallowell
Evelyn Rowe
Franz Stevens
James Stevens
C. H. Trickey
Augusta
South Norwalk
B. S. Rowe
Dorchester
Will Fields
George Yeo
Bobby
Teddy
Belmont
Social Roundup Notes From Bath and Nearby
Personal mentions report Mr and Mrs Thomas Gibbons visiting Vine Point and Pillsbury dinner guests. Miss Alice Walker of Arrowsie stayed with father Harold Walker. Allan Spear back on duty at Bath Savings. Various locals traveling, visiting Augusta Georgetown Jefferson NH and Atlantic City. Loring family arrivals from Panama visiting Bath and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gibbons
Vine Point
Pillsbury’s
Alice Walker
Arrowsie
Harold Walker
Russell Street
Anniel L. Griffith Wo
Augusta
Allan Spear
Bath Savings Institution
Henry W. Howard
Georgetown
Nat. Howe
Charles W. Clifford
Jefferson
N. H
White Mountains
Fred W. Hartnett
Miss Hartnett
Portland
Parsonsfield
Russell Dean
Dorchester
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gilbert Standish
Bath Rotary Club
Lynn
Salem
Haverhill
Annie E. Dodge
Clifton KE. Dodge
Milton
Groton
New London
Clifton
Bath
Lotsrop Loring
Panama
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Morse High Eleven Shows Early Victory Look
Morse High football candidates rise from 25 to 32 in early practice with more expected. Lack of outfits is noted but coach Wilson and staff develop fast, medium weight team. End position leads with S Hayes and others. backs include Colby and Miller. captain Perkins at fullback. Two scrimmages showcase Harvard and Bumkin Island signaling systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Wilson
S. Hayes
Heaney
Footer
Gillispie
Lee
Cahill
Potter
Wold
Ledyard
Carr
Stover
E. Hayes
Archie Miller
Homer Day
Joyce
Knights
Brown
Syde
Jackle
McFarland
Clements
Johnson
Gray
George Colby
Gordon Miller
Miller
Haraden
Frank Deering
Alec Miller
W. Lyden
Sprague
Bill” Perkins
Bria” Jewett
Joe” Coss
Paul Fitzgerald
Mr. Witham
Fitzgerald
Harvard
Cass
Bumkin Island
Winding day in Bath features wrecks and odd notices
A Bath bound express train delivers a truck pad of vessel frame patterns to Oliver White of Little Brook. A Bathman reports four car wrecks between Ham's Hill and Yarmouth with three skidded and one Hudson hitting a telephone pole. A stray cat rests in Sagadahock block doorway as onlookers pat it. A reported fatality proves unfounded. a workman is injured by a falling heater box but will recover. Fishermen voice steady yields with good tides and advice on daily catch. Pedestrians protest absence of a permanent sidewalk on Washington Street. Deputy Sheriff Aderton repurposes his barn into a garage and hunts for a Ford wreck's crank. A ring dropped on Center Street eludes search with patrol light aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Oliver White
Little Brook
N. S
Portland
Ham's Hill
Yarmouth
Hudson
Sagadahock Block
North End
Washington Street
Beacon Street
Chester
Aderton
City Hall Steps
Center Street
Charley Carr
Real estate sales in Somerville and area
Capt and Mrs Angus Melleod of Somerville sold their 18 Russell Street home through Joseph Charles Footer to Joseph Delife and Edward Poitras. The 66 Bowery Street property sold to Fred P Ring for remodeling into rental units. The Ralph O Dale bungalow at Snow Park sold to The Texas Steamship Co for occupancy by Dr Frederick Icharge of the emergency hospital. Wilson Freeman sold his Marshall Street home to Bath Bottling Co through Boyd Real Estate Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus MelLeod
Fast Somerville
Mass
Alice M. Colburn
Russell Street
Joseph Charles Footer
Joseph Delife
Edward Poitras
John L. Wilson
Bowery Street
Footer
Fred P. Ring
East Brunswick
Ralph O. Dale
Snow Park
Mr. Footer
Texas Steamship Co
Frederick J
Texas Yard
Wilson Freeman
Marshall Street
Bath
Boyd Real Estate
Georgetown Patrolman widens Back River to Five Islands road
Patrolman Hibridge Cunningham is widening the road from Back River Bridge to Five Islands by removing sides and filling washed-out sections after recent rains. Meadow Hill on the West Georgetown road was graded with gravel by volunteers, improving a long neglected stretch. Community notices include Thursday cottage prayer meetings at West Georgetown, plans for a First Baptist service titled A Message to the Bells with music by Mrs. Heald and readings by Miss Moore. Numerous visits and social greetings among Georgetown residents are reported, with notes on gatherings at Mile Beach and Union Hall dances through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibridge Cunningham
Back River Bridge
Meadow Hill
Georgetown
John D. Williams
West Georgetown
First Baptist Church
Frank Heald
William T. Boyd
Florabelle Moore
William A. Todd
Roscoe P. Todd
Bath
Carroll P. Powers
Robinhood
Annie L. Jones
Wendall Todd
Salem
Mass
Nancy Davis
Sarah McKenney
Thomas Williams
Dayton Hunt
Eli. H. Lansing
Mary Douglas
Roscoe Frame
Alice Oliver
Irving Hunt
Wollaston
Edgar B. Hunt
Mabel
Sarat Pinkham
Z. Pinkham
Leo Renzetti
Horace Jordan
Robert Jordan
Portland
Howard G. Heald
Marion Buzzo
Myron Buzzo
Fred Oliver
Benjamin H. Woodside
Nancy I. Russell
Bertha A. Russell
Marjorie Neal
Winthrop, Me
William Noble
Ruth Wardwell
Ralph Reynolds
Eugene Reynolds
Fred W. Hinckley
Mildred Howe
Morse High
Natt Howe
Eula Grey
John Soxton
Cornish
Soxton
Malden
George Grey
Edward Cummings
Madelyn Berry
Ethel B. Todd
Joseph F. Haiggins
Leon Oliver
FE. A. Buzzo
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Union Hall
J. Everett Jewett
Mnday
Vsit
Auburn
John Reed
Woolwich
Fred Reid
James Stuart of
Harry Heald
Town and Coastal Visits Highlight Busy Week
Judge Arthur J. Dunton and Herman Shapiro were business visitors in Lewiston and Bath respectively while others like Miss Cora Sheridan and Miss Virginia Paine traveled to Rockland and Wellesley. Local figures including Hon. Freemont J. C. Little and Mr. Pratt visited family or attended events. Miss Paine resumes studies at Wellesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
Lewiston
Henry (. Reed
Richmond
Bath
Herman Shapiro
Stacey Packard
Union
A. A. Stott
Charlestown Navy Yard
Cora Sheridan J
Rockland
Forest Putnam
Henry Adams
Maud J
Mr. Pratt
W. E. Andrews
Bingham
Helen Brown Ingwersen
Omaha
Neb
Virginia Paine
Wellesley College
National Blanket Week Prompts Cold Weather Prep
Merchants and manufacturers unite for National Blanket Week urging early purchase as prices rise for warmer goods. Shoppers are urged to expect higher costs for valued blankets and related textiles later in the season.
Masonic Lodges of Instruction Announced by Grand Lecturer
Grand Lecturer Frank B. Sleeper of the Maine Grand Lodge F and A M announces lodges of instruction for year with sessions Oct 22 at Lewiston Oct 29 at Rockland Nov 4 at Farmington and Nov 6 at Waterville all at 10 am with forenoon and afternoon work and evening instruction, inspections by district deputy and master. Bath Iron Works officials discuss a new contract amid improving humor as new ties for I A and W rail sections between Bath and Brunswick are laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank BP. Sleeper
Grand Lodge ‘of
Maine
A. M
Lewiston
Rockland
Farmington
Waterville
Bath Iron Works
Early cold snap drives druggists to push cold remedies
The piece notes the early arrival of cold weather keeps druggists busy dispensing remedies for colds. It also highlights local notes such as Charles Weverley growing fine Maine tobacco with blue flowers and plans to consolidate two ways at the Bath Tron Works yard for a large cargo steamer, possibly launching where the battleship Georgia once used the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weverley
North End
Maine
Bath
Grassy
Bath Tron Works
Georgia
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Will Co
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Atwood
L. F.' Medicine Co
Morse High Eleven
Patrolman
Cunningham
Five Islands
Price
Oxford
James F. Will Co
Brunswick, Maine
I. A
Bath Dept Store
N.Y. Life Insurance Co
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