West Bath PTA Elects Officers at Lowell Schoolhouse
West Bath Parent-Teacher Association met at the Lowell school building and elected officers for the year: President Mrs Earl Donnell, Vice President Mrs II Rogers, Secretary Miss Emaina Blaisdell, Treasurer Mrs Rose Rich. A social with stage attendance and cakes followed.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Lowell
Parent- Teacher Association
Earl Donnell
Rogers
Emaina Blaisdell
Rose Rich
Lamph Kenney
Joseph W. Larmibee
John Pooler
Samuel J. Bates
James E. Perry
Meadowbrook
Larrabee's Grove
Blow
Wagcett
Everett Lemont
Subkay
Oowther
Richard Pfastinags
Gardiner
Mroo
BL Dolliver
Lewiston
Ound
Norma Marrar
Chicago
Pred W. Laurabee
Baths Coal Plant To Resume Early October
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co expects to resume operations soon after early October for repairs to a blaze damaged holster and machinery. Fire origin remains a mystery, with recovery plans including fire resistance equipment and automatic alarms once fully repaired.
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Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Wennebee Warrart & Coal Co
Bath area social notes and obituaries in Sabine region
Mrs Oscar Smiley and family spent the weekend at their Sabine cottage. Funeral services for Frank W Dearing were in Sabbatus Saturday. Augusta Pitts Alma Reid Eleanor Bye and FR Brown's guests traveled to Brunswick. Mrs Fred White returns home from Kennebunkport. Dewey Robinson and Ernest Williams visited Bath. Alma Reid and Augusta Pitts left for Centerville New Brunswick. Mildred Strout visited Dr Stackpole in Brunswick. Chester King wedding celebrated with a surprise party at Jaques home. Neighbors presented silver tokens to the couple. Joe Hart and relatives observed hospital gate duties as Accson reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris M. Perkins
Mroo
He Dornan Perkins
West Hath
Court House
Miss Perkins
Fred Curtis
Ashdale
Fred Larrabee
Rose Rich
Cloverdale Farm
Alice Larrabee
Revere
Mass
Emily Blogdon
Gilbertville
Jennie Stevens
Springfield
Margaret and
Dauline Adams
Bath
Grange
Hope Ward
Wallace Phint
David Henderson
Fred Teeling
BE. OW. Inggett
David Rich
Humphrey Owen
Smith
C. E. Rogers
BE. Peterson
Henry G. Hodgdon
Sabine
Delmar Bates
Badwin
Samuel FP. Bates
J. M. Lemont
J. J. Lemont
Fred W. Larrabee
MacMillan
Wiscasset
H. A. Owen
Oscar Smiley
Joseph White
Joseph WL Larrabee
W. Dearing
Sabattus
Or. Brown
Augusta Pitts
Alma Reid
Eleanor Bye
Brunswick
Fred White
Kennebunkport
Dewey Robinson
Portland
Ernest Bye
Fred Gerrish
Marguerite Williams
Wendall Williams
Almenia Jaques
Carolyn Stockpole
Campbell's Pond
Lewiston
Bates College
Prank Jaques
Chester King
Cy W. Lee
Mar
Will of J Clifford Spinney Probate in Sagadahoc County
J Arthur Spinney of Brooklyn and Jennie B Spinney of Bath Maine seek to prove a will of J Clifford Spinney who dwelt in Bath died Sept 15 1924. They ask letters testamentary be issued to them. Court orders notice by Bath Independent three weeks for Oct 14 to show cause why petition should not be granted.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoe
Fred PL Emmons
William
Emmons
Bath
Annie BL Haskell
Clara T. Hilton
Catherine HL
Mildred Goddard
Baston
Harry Cornish
Edward Cornish
Ralph Cornish
H. Emmons
Sapadahor
Augustus Perow
Sagadahoc
Said
Trobate Court
Sagahoc
J. Arthur Spinney
Brooklyn
New York
Jennie Bo Spinney
Maine
J. Chifford Spinney
Osaid
Testate
Jenne Bo Spinney
George PL Spinney
J. Arthur Spinnney
Jennie B. Spinney
Foward W. Bridgham
Woolwich Local Happenings and Personal Items
Woolwich town notes for the week list visitors and callers such as Mrs. John Reed host to Mrs. Harold Shaw and Mrs. Georgie Walker helping teach in Georgetown. Travel includes Leroy Morse from Portland visiting, Lawrence Putnam from Camden returning home, and Capt. Frank J. Walker cruising with Charles Clifford Jr. off the Penobscot coast. Rev. K. Dodge Hardin resumes services at Day's Ferry Congregational after a summer camp, with other items noting a newborn death, visits to Augusta, and upcoming church program at Day's Perry.
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Harold Shaw
George W. Shaw
Herbert Wright
John Reed
Leroy Morse
Portland
Lawrence Putnam
Camden
Georgie Walker
Georgetown
Lawrence Taggett
Haggett Garage
Frank Perkins
Herbert Cutting
Dhippsburg
Harry Alten
Frank J. Walker
Charles Clifford, Jr
Pots
Penobscot
EK. Dodge Hardin
Thousand Tshands
Clarence Preble
Alfred E. Trott
Augusta
Charles Prescott
Gardiner
Pethlvn Marston
Auborn
Gr. We Marston
William Allen
Alina Pushard
Dath
Riverside Cemetery
Harriet Savage
John Savage
TD. J. Hathorne
Fred Thiaithorne
Richimond
G. W. Marston
Leland Savage
I. Od. Wardin
Congregational Church
Perry
Dresden Visitors Share Relaxed Weekend At Lilly Home
Dr Scott and a Sanford associate enjoyed a few days at Mrs John Lilly s with a duck shooting outing. Guests Sundays included Mr and Mrs Amos Wallace and family and Mr Barnes from West Point. Mr and Mrs Charles James of Richmond were visiting relatives in town.
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Dr. Scott
Sanford
John Lilly
Amos Wallace
Fairy
Mr. Barnes
West Point
Charles James
Richmond
Kennebec Bridge Association Formed at City Hall Meeting
The Kennebec Bridge Association was organized in the common council room with N. Gratz Jackson as president and William S. Newell as vice president. An executive committee will be reported next week. Five thousand lapel buttons were ordered, with Scott Frye volunteering to pay for them. The group plans a membership drive and to rally Sagadaboe county behind a Kennebec river bridge.
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Kennebec
Sagadaboe County
Kennebec River
Satili
Mr. Jackson
Newell
Furber
Uiall
Henry G. Hodgdon
Arthur Th Price
Pred W. Quimby
Marshall A. Hiaraden
Mar. Frye
Arthur Sewall
John TH. Freeman
Sh. M. Fuller
Seth S. Matlin
Carroll A. Deering
Campaign Thimble Promotes Woman’s Political Flair
The campaign thimble, popular among women voters, ties civic talk to sewing circles. Introduced by Mrs. Alvin T. Hert in Kentucky, it spreads via Coolidge Dawes clubs and Rochester events as a dignified political badge. Equal pay for equal work laws in New York state and ten other states aim to curb wage discrimination against women teachers. An Austrian charity bazaar showcased a baroness with a striking back, raising $6,000.
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Kentucky
Alvin T. Hert
Republican Women Voters In America
Coolidge-Dawes Club
Rochester
New York
Jockey Haynes Reflects On Epinard Career And Races
Jockey Everett Tigues who rode Epinard discusses the horse’s famed performance in Britain and at home. He explains Epinard’s gait quirks, strength as a post horse, and the plan for weight and form as the international races approach at Aqueduct and Belmont. Haynes’ career spans Texas, Canada, England, and France with major mounts and Belmont wins noted.
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Everett Tigues
Epinard
Belmont Park
Labor Day
Gael
Aqueduct
Latenia
Cn American
Pierre Wertheimer
Eugene Leigh
Radedo
Haynes
Parle Sande
Fred Archer
Elizabethtown
Kye
Mirel
Psa
Blue Grass Country
Texas
Odehema
Geo L. Blackford
Denison
Tex
Thaynes
Canada
Major August Belmont
Prior
Rtock
Tlourless
Jockey Club
Prine Rock
Brooklyn
Ile
Spur
Staynes
Flourless
Sam Hildreth
Belmont
Negofol Infornia
Cigly
Richard Bfl Carman
Giaar Khayaim
Elourless
Mirco
Tie
W. T.L. Rowe
Do Mian
France
Kurene Leigh
Epinusd
Traynes
Goodwood
Tye
Cambridgeshire
TP County
Iris
Deauville
Leigh
Spinard
Pattingall's Expense in Recent Campaign
A Maine report shows William R. Pattingall Augusta defeated Democratic governor candidate spent 422279.80 with allocations to Blake Portland 3300 Cony Augusta 1500 county committee 33950 advertising 267 canvassers 180 phone tolls 1650 speakers 590 travel and sundries 387060 total contributions noted by notary Charles J. McGraw.
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Seix
William R. Pattingall
Augusta
Department of State
George M. Blake
Portland
Democratic State Committee
Dan W. Cony
Augusia
Democratic Stte Committee
Charles J. McGraw
Bode
Rotary International Leader to Keynote Maine Conclave
Everett W Hill of Oklahoma City president of Rotary International will attend the first annual Conclave of the new 31st District in Poland Spring October 6 to 8. Chesley S Perry, secretary of Rotary International, Fred W Carberry, Edward K Whiting, Arthur J Roberts, Walter S Wyman and others will speak. The 31st District includes Maine New Hampshire and northeastern Massachusetts with a separate conclave planned for October 1-2-5 in Rhode Island and eastern Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett W. Hill
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Rotary International
New Sth
Poland Spring
Toound
Eli
Hill
Toronto
Chesley St. Perry
Chicago
Rotary
Mr. Perry
Maine
Fred W. Carberry
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward K. Whiting
Boston Herald
Arthur J. Roberts
Colby College
Walters
Wyman
Augusta
Central Maine Power Company
New England
Robert W. Till
Daniel F. Sullivan
Suh
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Worcester
Essex County
Hundreds visit MacMillan Bowdoin schooner off Wiscasset
Sunday more than 1,000 people visited the MacMillan auxiliary schooner Bowdoin anchored off Wiscasset with trips by motor boats all day. A steady traffic jam formed near the post and wharf as the crew, save the cook W. B. Lewis of Lynn, mass, refused to discuss their experiences. The event featured two blue foxes and Tuktu the Eskimo dog on its first auto ride with Franklyn Hobbs of Chicago.
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MacMillan
Bowdoin
Wiscasset
Cook
W. BF. Lewis
Lynn
Mass
Don Mix
Franklyn Hobbs
Chicago
Dunn ton Knight Marriage Noted in Newport Ceremony
Return receipts filed at city clerk John W. Gilmore record the marriage of Ralph H. Dunton to Mrs. Lucy Smallnight. They wed in Newport on August 25 in a ceremony conducted by Rev. C. I. Bryant.
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John W. Gilmore
Ralph H. Dunton
Lucy Smallnight
Newport
C. I. Bryant
PTA reception guests to travel from Winne Yanee Friday
Both teachers invited to the Parent-Teacher association reception at Stone House Farm will ride from Winne Yanee at 5 30 PM, with autos available on Winship Street to transport them to the farm. Farm Bureau women of Sanford report saving 800 dollars by remodeling their own hats under skilled instruction.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Stone House Farm
Winneyanee
Winship Street
Farm Bureau
Sanford
World Series T9 planned opening Friday October 3
Contending six major league clubs submit names for pennant races to Baseball Commissioner at a New York meeting next Sunday. Teams from the American and National Leagues compile rosters and discuss World Series plans with leaders from three top clubs in each league.
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Baseball
New York
Washington
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
AML
Robinson
DeBerry
Decatur
Doak
Ehrhardt
Griffith
Grimes
Brown
Fournier
Targreaves
High
Johnston
Loftus
Mitchell
Neil
Wilson
Hollingsworth
Olson
Roberts
Ruether
Taylor
Vance
Wheat
Osborn
Stock
C Baldwin
Barnes
Bentley
Dean
Doland
Frisch
Gowdy
Grol
Huntzinger
Jackson
Jennings
Jennard
Kelly
Lindstrom
McQuillen
Mann
Meusel
Nehl
O'Connell
Lgan
Snyder
Southworth
Terry
Watson
Young
Wittsburgh- McKechnie
Earnhardt
Carey
Cooper
Cuyler
Ens
Gooch
Grimi
Knox
Kremer
Bigbee
Cullston
Meadows
Moore
Morrison
Mueller
Pfeffer
Rawlings
Sehmidh
Smith
Stone
Traynor
Wright
Yde
Maranville
Cobb
Bassler
Blue
Burke
Carisch
Cole
Collins
Davis
Pothergill
Haney
Heilmann
Welloway
Johnson
Jones
Leonard
Manion
Manush
Rourke
Pillette
Pratt
Rigney
Stoner
Wells
Whitehill
Williams
Winge
Woodall
Bengoeugh
Bush
Combs Dugan
Gnassen
Peckinpaugh
Tice
Ruel Russell
Pate
Machiry
Zahnisery
Speece
Shirley
Ogden
McNeilly
Grapevine Thieves Hit City Fall Crop Losses
Grapevine owners complain as thieves plunder fall grape crops in multiple city districts. A North End family found their finest bunches stolen while allowing foot traffic through their yard as a short cut, prompting them to demand guards and new protections.
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North End
Heavy frosts report across city gardens Wednesday
Heavy frosts, the season's first, were observed in portions of the city Wednesday morning. Many housewives checked flower beds at dawn to find them largely undamaged, with nighttime wind providing protection except in low land areas.
Oxford dictionary nearing completion after forty years
The great Oxford dictionary will finally contain about four hundred twenty five thousand words and two million quotations after more than forty years of toil. A bi weekly series of whist parties popular last winter resumes Thursday night at 7 30 at Odd Fellows hall under Lincoln lodge of Odd Fellows.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
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City Hospital
Joseph E. Hart
Joe
Maine Central
Water Street
Fred P. Emmons
James S. Lowell
Attes William F. Dunham
Re “Gister
J. Arthur Spinne, Jennie B. Spinney
William F. Dunham
Regrister
Woolwich
the Independent
Dresden
Bridge Association
Coolidge and Dawes
R. Kfallet & CO
Rexall Drug Store
Bath, Maine
Everett Haynes
Countries
Pattingall
Westbrook
Edward Clinton Pege
Roosevelt
New York City
United Hotels Company of America
Colonial
Plaza Hotel
Inon Simikar
Copley Plaza
Boston
Plaza
American
Moge
Paper Coy
Clifton M. Whiting
Auburn
Auburn Yalcla
Richard Martin
Brown University
Mrr. Whiting
Edward Little High School
Winthrop
Pennsylvania State College
University of Maine
Mmillan’s
Dunton
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