Personal notes on Bath residents and visitors
Notes listing Archibald M. Main's son Archie Mair starting at Morse High as a sophomore. Various Bath residents and guests travel to Providence Hyde Park Manchester Conn Miami Beach and New York from Higgin s Higgin s Higgins Holt? The Northland steamer gains repairs before resuming service between Portland New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Mair
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
Main
Morse High School
E. C. Stiness
Higgins Homestead
North Street
Providence
R. I
Bernard Pratt
Cobbroad
Hyde Park
Mass
Mr. Pratt
Inlaw
Madeline Moore
Miami
Florida
Moore
Pan-American Airway Co
Social Notes From Local Couples and Visitors
Mr and Mrs Fred D Hill return from a two week car journey to Quebec and Montreal traveling via the Adirondacks New York and Boston. Mr and Mrs Lincoln Bailey return to Bedford street from Mt Desert where they stayed with their daughter Mrs Otto C Nutting for a fortnight. Mrs Annie Gilbert of Portland visits daughter Mrs Arthur Norton on High street. Gilbert and sister Miss Winnie Whitehead and grandson Elmer Norton drive to Portland for a day. Norma Louise Buzzell marries George Franklin Way in Lincoln on Sept 21. Sam Connor of Auburn and wife return from a two week honeymoon through Canada Massachusetts and Maine covering over 1000 miles. Connor, Lewiston Journal staffer, is a noted state newspaperman. wife Minnie Bailey Connor is Lincoln Bailey’s niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Hill
Quebec
Montreal
Adirondacks
New York
Boston
Lincoln Bailey
Bedford Street
Mt. Desert
Otto C. Nutting
Annie Gilbert
Portland
Arthur Norton
High Street
Sam Connor
Auburn
Turner Street
Canada
Massachusetts
Maine
Conner
Lewiston Journal
Corner
Minnie Bailey
Cornish
Temple
Brunswick High School
Merle Downing
Fowle
Ida Fowle
Telegraph and
Squirrel Island
G. A. Hackett
Charles Hackett
Rockland
Charles Lamoreau
Edward Graves
Brunswick Hospital
G. G. Powers
Lynn Hinckley
Louise Brewer
Powers
Richmond
Bridge Street
Pearl Raymond
Alvin Raymond
North Conway
N. H
William
Ralph Raymond
Gladys
Doris Raymond
Horace Raymond
Mary Dodge
North Hampton
Smith College
Horace Dodge
R. D. Purinton
Jane Browne
Clara Fogg
Bingham
D. A. R. State Board
Earl Blodgett
Blodgett
Clifford Smalley
Capitol Island
Nash and
Whittier
Sybil Briery
Abbie
Selectman
W. J. Graves
R. B. Douglas
C. H. McEwen
Lewiston
Bert Merrill
Evelyn Hackett
W. B. Kendall
Brunswick
William Sparks
Philadelphia
Lang Farm
Mabel Millay
Gertrude Coombs
Gardiner Water District
Jack Gibson
Maine Central Railroad
Oquossoc
Charlotte Sparks
Dover-Foxcroft
M. Palmer
Emery Booker
Marion McKenney
F. K Jack
Elisha Webber
Wiscasset
Clinton Bailey
Cora Wilkins
P. C. Nealey
Courtney
H. E. Cornish
Lottie Cobb
Virginia
Parent- Teacher Association
John McCart
Vernon Lowell
Goldie Sprague
W. S. Givens
Howard Bennett
Dover
Helen Coffin
Alna
E. T. Bagley
Albion
Farm Bureau
Emily Rideout
Stella Given
Josie Irish
W. S. Given
Lake Cobbosseecontee
Roscoe
Cora Wilkinson
Norman Small
Melrose
Mass
Hazzardville
Conn
Miss Newton
Florida
Newton
Kendall Grain Mill
Jessie Cromwell
Bath
Willard Cromwell
Mosher of
Gardiner
Gill Brown
Albert F. Hall
Merideth
Bar Harbor
H. D. Cornish
L. P. Temple
Niagara Falls
Milton McEwen
Delaware
Charles McEwen
McEwen
Delaware County Farm Bureau
Sheriff Henderson
Joseph F. Young
Augusta
Crouse
Main Street
David Graves
Cumberland Fair
Kendall
Long Branch Farm
Ira Frost
George Cutler’s
I. C. Irish
Esther McPherson
Frances Merrill
Belfast
Carrie Merrill
Ruth Jones
New Brunswick
A. G. Hulse
Vinnie Denham
Vinnie Brown
A. F. Hall
John Curtis
Orange Heights
Fla
Curtis
C. B. Randall
W. H Gould
Dr. Pratt
W. W. Browne
Capt
Holman Anderson
Emma Snell
Kansas City
R. L
Frank Webber
South Pole resorts eyed by explorer for future colony
Sir Douglas Mawson, planning a new Antarctic voyage, envisions the pole becoming a health resort and a site for fishing and mining settlements. He notes the polar climate as healthy and the region as beautiful, seeking scientific and colonist support for a future landed development. Captain J K Davis remains with the Discovery until August docking.
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London
Douglas Mawson
Antarctic
South Pole
Sir Douglas
Australia
Scott
America
Pole
South Polar
Davis
J. K. Davis
Douglas
Capetown
Union of Scotland's Presbyterian branches in 1929
W R Calder reports from Edinburgh on the 2 October union of the two main Scottish Presbyterian branches to form a national church. The event unites ministers, congregations, and observers worldwide with the Duke of York attending. the historic split in 1843 and the long fight for church autonomy are recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent
Edinburgh
Scotland
Presbyterian Church
Luther
Christ
Marquis of Argyle
Sanfield Hall
Free
Presbyterian) Church of Scotland
Unite
Faster Train Service From Bath on MCRR
The Rockland Bath branch gains a Fall schedule starting next Sunday the 29th with faster service between Portland and Rockland and direct Boston connections. A parlor car will join the Portland Bath express, and westbound trains from Bath feature rebuilt equipment and a 5 hour 15 minute Rockland Boston run. Sunday schedules include morning Portland Bath and Bath Portland runs. A Bath Eagles event plans a 25th anniversary celebration with a field day, clambake, and dance. A Morse High School student, John Murray, fractured his left arm after falling from a fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland and
Bath
M. L. Harris
Portland
Maine
Rockland
Boston
North Station
Frank Beals
Joseph Agnes
Harry Warner
John Murray
Morse High School
Mirami. Murray
Edward Street
Miss Cornish Resigns Temple Post to Lead Bruns wick Chapter
Miss Cornish, who has served as Temple chief for a year and has nine years as a Brunswick high school instructor, steps into a new leadership role. Friends wish her success as she assumes the position, while the community notes numerous visits, meetings, and local events around Bowdoinham.
High school scores lead in regional meet
In a regional competition, High School posted 36 points, Grammar 26, Primary 21, and Intermediate 19 as the final tallies, with the event highlighting student achievement across grade levels.
Bowdoin Community Notes Include Meetings and Visits
East Bowdoin Ladies aid met at Mrs. Ella Adams home on Sept 19 with a picnic lunch and program. Next gathering Oct 3 at Mrs. Grant Woods. Farm Bureau met Sept 18 at Grange hall with Dressmaking topic and Yeast Breads on Oct 15. Visitors included John Temple of Lynfield Center and Frank Curtis Bowdoinham at Mr. Charles Babb’s. Starbird weekend visit from Auburn and Richmond visitor D Carr noted. Bowdoinham residents Wallace Hunter called on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bowdoin
Carolin Coutoure
John Temple
Lynfield Center
Mass
Frank Curtis
Bowdoinham
Charles Babb
Sanceligg
L. C
Harold Starbird
Auburn
D Carr
Richmond
Wallace Hunter
Bowdeinham
Old Time Scholars Revue Brings Sasanoa Alumni Together
A group of former Lower Grammar school girls, now Weeks Street Grammar, met Tuesday at Sasanoa Bluffs for a reunion. They recalled school days and escapades of boys under Jimmie Dunning and others. Mrs. French read two poems and lunch was served at the tea rooms with attendees including Minnie Mc Lellan Tyler and Jennie Cornish Dukeshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasanoa Bluffs
Lower Grammar School
Weeks Street Grammar
Jimmie Dunning
Sarah Potter
Sally
Horace Henderson
Jennie Cornish Dukeshire
Emma Blethen Dunning
Emma Getchell Daley
Mary Clark Gahan
Lizzie Curtis French
Lizzie Stevens Lermond
Nellie Brooks Rogers
Lydia Reed Cook
Local social notes from Bath and Portland events
Mrs Ralph O Dale of High Street died in Portland. Mr and Mrs Bradford Belanger visited Boston. Rev and Mrs F L Littlefield welcomed a son named Glenn Bonner Littlefield. Margaret Walen of Gloucester returned home. Fred L Andrews and Mrs J R Andrews visited Hon Oliver Moses in Rangeley. Edith Lemont to substitute at Bath Garage, Thelma Kittridge to take vacation. Monday Evening Club met at 20 Park Street with two auction tables. Guests enjoyed a farm visit to Wellington A Moore in North Bath, former Ingalls place, with steak dinner and outdoor fire. Mr Moore, Bath Box Co manager, hosts planned parties for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Dale
High Street
Portland
Bradford Belanger
Andrews Road
Boston
F. L. Littlefield
Glenn Bonner Littlefield
Margaret Walen
Gloucester
Mass
A. L. Coleman
Middle Street
J. R. Andrews
Rangeley
Oliver Moses
Edith Lemont
Bath
Thelma Kittridge
Nathan E. Coffin
Park Street
Wellington
A. Moore
Moore
Bath Box Co
Ingalls’ Place
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H. P. Bridge, Inc
New Coats
Explorer
Woolwich
Duke of York
Jerusalem
W. R. Calder
M.cr.r
Cretonne
Cahors
Spencer Corsetiere
von Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer St
Bowdoin
Sasanoa