Funeral services for Elmer E. Dore held in Bowdoinham
Funeral services for Elmer E. Dore were held Friday afternoon from his late home on Main Street with Rev. C. H. Bryant officiating. Dore died Wednesday morning after a long career as a businessman in Bowdoinham, owning the Hatch farm, then the Libby House, and serving as proprietor for twelve years. He was a member of the I.O.O.F. of Richmond. Interment was at Show . The Richmond Bee announces the business sale by relatives now taking over operations.
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Puneral
Elmer E. Dore
Main Street
C. H. Bryant
Mr. Dore
Fae
Merle Thompson
Alice Oddy
Willam F. Dunham
Richmond Bee
Oddy
Mr. Thompson
Leslie W. Grundy
Opera House
Beulah Rebekah
Romeo Bellavance
Jackman
Evergreen Cemetery Association
Selectmen’s Office
Mary P. Reed
Elizabeth
Eeene Shaw
Mary Shaw
Kennebec Valley
Percy A. Little
George FP. Coughlin
Seth Watson
Somerville
Mass
Carl Savage
George Slattery
Plum
Emerson
Maine
Enterprise Grange
Ladies’ Aid
Irs
John Dorson
Phyllis Ranger
Marion
Grace Mealey
Rosanna
Helen Gonier
Mary Meserve
Luther Litch
Springfield
George Yeaton
Prankeaton
Irving Hodgdon
A. B. Moody
Portland
D. A. Pinkham
Phillip Jerome Cleveland
Connecticut
Payee whotMae
Oui _ Warren Ransford
Bib‘bers Drug Store
Ransford
Nina Rice
Charles B. Day
Rangeley
Jean Edgecomb
Boston
Louise Pratt
Bangor
E. P. Pratt
Annie M. Donovan
St. Ambrose Church
Old Town
Daniel
Bridgett Donovan
Richmond
Elizabeth Hathorne
Jane Little
R. N
Prudence Soucy
Annie Jack
Edward Wilson
Bowdoinham
Victor R. E. Carey
Hallowell
Grace Cuddy
Board of
Port Richmond
Perley Joy
Georgia Wakefield
Ruie Curtis
Fred Elliott
Pauline Cronk
Rebecca Rogers
Mary Allen
Geneveive Joy
Board of Management
Winnifred Roberts
Lawrence Bond
Saco
Mary Allen's
North Pront Street
Fliers Drop Down in the Kennebec
A cluttered excerpt recalls a vanishing journey to the city, noting heavy rain during travel and a two and a half hour ride. Upon arrival, men were taken to the Phoenix by Edwin FE Pinson. Plans mention a large shoe factory to be converted into a banquet and dance hall on Wednesday night September 27, as Lagana and the new Barker Mill owner’s wife are named among involved parties.
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The
Phoenix
Edwin FE. Pinson
Boston
Htogin
Barker Mill
Bath and environs social notes span a busy week
Herbert Spinney of Bath visited town on Friday. Rev P W Hovey and daughter Amy visited Brunswick. Dozens of Bath residents and guests from Kingston Kingston to Belmont Massachusetts appear in a long chain of visits and calls. The piece notes ordination services, college moves, and summer homes with many named individuals and places.
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Herbert Spinney
Bath
P. W. Hovey
Amy Hovey
Brunswick
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
Mass
W. C
Warren Kimball
Providence
R. L
Elizabeth Hunt
D. L. Pettengill
Frye
Carrie L. Oliver
Annie M. Jones
Pettengill
Kennebec Point
Walter V. Cummings
Joseph F. Higgins
Portland
Albert Deermont
Robinhood
Boston
Howard
Fletcher
Stetson
Belmont
Harvard College
F. W. Hovey
Alice
Thomas Hagan
L. Earle Hagan
George Gray
Pine Islands
West Harpswell
Walter Maurice Colby
Stuart Rand
John Washburn
Tyron
N. C
Rodney Paine
Duluth
Minn
John Wilson
Hallowell
Ida Hooker
Eleanor Cunningham
Grace Hovey
Bath High School
Abbie Reynolds
Eee
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Gavetner
Ruth Hicks
William A. Todd
Roy M
E. D. Marsh
Ethel Meade
Rutland
PF. W. Hovey
Parsonage
Alice Hovey
Howard M. Traftors
B. H. Woodside
Everett Trafton
Lincoln Street
Gilbert Gunnell
Baby
Waltham, Mass
T. Williams
E. J. Stewart
Theodore
Newton Center
Gaston Lachaise
A. A. Stott
Martha Bowen
Carrie Balser
Augusta Rowe
Balser
Waterville
Colby College
Ruth Johnson
Carrie Johnson
Charles Soule
Dorris
Skowhegan
Martha Rich Bowen
Bowen
Roland Stuart
Hamilton
Emma Billings
Dorothy
Jamis
Cora Small
Curtis Pearson
Scott Curtis
Carroll Powers
M. P. Todd
Theo McNeil
Marion Hunt
Harry L. Horne
Howard M. Trafton
Joseph PF. Higgins
Lisbon
Harry Morin
Indian Point
Nettie Gray
T. M. Hagan
Walter Powers
White Mountains
Rudolph Trafton
Doris Trafton
Potter
West Medford
Frank W. Hovey
Christian Endeavor
Roscoe P. Todd
Warren
Melrose Highlands
Tufts College
Vina Kingsbury
Vita Iron Tonic Claim Page Caption
An advertisement from Veedman Medicine Co of Sionington Maine promotes Vita Iron Tonic as a medical tonic. It claims it cleanses and tones the system, regulates the bowels, aids constipation and guarantees safety and reliability.
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Vita & Iron Tonic
Veeedman Medicine Co
Sionington, Me
Maine Sunday Schools Show Keen Interest in Upcoming Conferences
Sunday school workers across Maine show keen interest in the Maine Council of Religious Education sessions next month with events in Pittsfield on October 11 Biddeford on October 12 and South Paris on October 13 Local chairs Rev Milo G Folsom Mrs Bybil Cobb and Rev Rensol H Colby lead arrangements Luncheon each day and two banquets Youth and Adults speakers include Rev Harry Thomas Stock and Dr Henry H Meyer Special feature at Biddeford October 12 will be Rev A J R Schumaker discussing Leadership Training The 64th annual session at South Paris will include Maine Council reports and budget planning All Sunday school workers in Maine may attend with a single registration fee
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Maine
Maine Council of Religious Education
Pittsfield
Biddeford
Paris
Milo G. Folsom
Bybil Cobb
South Paris
Rensol H. Colby
Harry Thomas Stock
Boston
Congregational Education Society
Stock
Henry H. Meyer
Boston University School of Religious Education
Meyer
A. J. R. Schumaker
Philadelphia
Northern Baptist Convention
Schumaker
Leland A. Edwards
D. D
Bethel
Portland
Baseball Banquet Set For Bath Team At Phoenix Hotel
Plans are complete for the Bath baseball banquet to honor all who participated in the season. The event will be held Thursday night at the Phoenix hotel at 7 30 with a turkey dinner. Eligible attendees include managers William Ketchum and Mark Hayes and players Alfred Parks John Sanborn Robert Callan Andrew Flaherty Paul Hayes Rupe Lewis Stanley Whitehouse Donald Ring John Stewart Donald Stewart Ivan Kirkpatrick Harry Ring Al Thayer Jerry Gilmore David Sprague Bradford Redennett Leon Buck James Callan Gus Meis ter Bill Oliver Benny Stover Stan Henderson Harold Cutting Steve Marshall Edward J. McMann Leslie Plant and Frank Sheridan.
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Bath
Hotel
Phoenix
William Ketchum
Mark Hayes
Alfred Parks
John Sanborn
Robert Callan
Andrew Flaherty
Paul Hayes
Rupe Lewis
Stanley Whitehouse
Donald Ring
John Stewart
Donald Stewart
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Harry Ring
al Thayer
Jerry Gilmore
David Sprague
Bradford Redennett
Leon Buck
James Callan
Gus Meeister
Bill Oliver
Benny Stover
Stan Henderson
Harold Cutting
Steve Marshall
Edward J. McMann
Leslie Plant
Frank Sheridan
How Damariscotta Received Its Name Origins
Appleton correspondent recounts a local tale about the Maine town’s name. An Indian chief’s swift daughter inspired a race among three suitors, with a spectator quipping the name Dam er is cotter as the winner. The anecdote reflects how Damariscotta’s name is said to have originated from this legend.
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Appleton
Waterville
Fishing Fancies and Paul Watson’s Angling Lure Discovery
A Bangor area former student, Paul Watson, now with the Signal Corps Laboratory at Fort Monmouth, is credited with an inventive fishing lure. He attaches a clothes pin turned plug in red and white, provoking strong bluefish bites and even a five and a half pound catch as proof of his clever design.
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New Jersey
Bangor
Paul Watson
University of Maine
Signal Corps Laboratory
Fort Monmouth
Five Islands Library Opens Weekly and Community News
The Five Islands library now opens Saturday afternoons from two to four with a large local circulation and thanks to Friends of the library from Kennebec Point Seguinland and Five Islands. A broad roster of visitors and residents share weekend events from church services to cottage gatherings, with many names and places across Bath Portland and surrounding towns noted.
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Kennebec Point
Seguinland
Five Islands
Grange
Myrtle Scott
Weston
Mass
Farder Davis
Davis
George Gray
MacMahan Island
Leslie Aingley
Virginia
Cambridge
Pearl Nelder
Woolwich
Fred Carr
Ida Hinckley
Massachusetts
Merton Davis
Woodfords
C. C. Davis
Orville Rowe
Bath
Audrey
Helen Pinkham
Gertrude Carr
Harry Greenlaw
Stoneham
Fred Gergler
Commicut
R. J
Nat Hasenfus
Fred Pratt
Malden Island
5. M. Cubbage
New York
Frederick Pope
Carrie Stevens
Katherine Pendergast
George Yeo
Winchester
Charles E. Davis
Roland
Hallowell
Sedgemere
Clara Hickley
Portland
Percy McGilvrey
McGilvrey
Ada McGilvrey
Albert Sterritt
Mary Cliff
South Boston
Helen Rowe
Yarmouth
L. H. Rowe
Herbert Fisher
Baker Cottage
Norwood
Boston English High School
Boston College
Geo Yoo
Bob
Ted
Frank Perkins
Frank Biggins
Otis Baker
Little Good Harbor
Roy Clark
Brooklyn
N.Y
Drummond Stevens
L. D. Moulton
J. E. Blaisdell
E. M. Horton
C. M. Bigelow
E. P. Pierce
Marie Pierce
Boston
F. P. Carr
D. E. Cromwell
J. M. Stevens
Gilbert Standish
Charles Lewis
Gene
Named Individuals in Local Notice
The text lists Cecil Stevens, Mrs. Florine Stevens, Bernard Salamone and Carleton Hinckley as parties involved in a local matter.
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Cecil Stevens
Florine Stevens
Bernard Salamone
Carleton Hinckley
Carey-Ho m eymoon in Ha vana and South American ports
County Attorney John P. Carey Jr and Teresa Margaret O Malley Carey married Sept 16 in Belmont Mass. They embarked a three week honeymoon to Havana Panama Canal and South American ports aboard a United Fruit steamer. They will reside Oct 6 at 999 High Street Bath.
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John P. Carey
Belmont
Mass
Havana
Panama Canal
South American
Boston
United Fruit
Bath
High Street
Charles Maguire
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Carey
John P
Mary Carey
Boston University
Suffolk Law School
Front Street
Edward N. Hartnett
Louise P. O'Malley
Miss O'Malley
Mary Elizabeth O'Malley
Patrick
Ennolly
Richard Harvey
Rodger McGrath
Eugene Martin
Portland
Henry Wallace
Shubert
Dr Geiger Receives Two Editorials in Hong Kong Press
The San Francisco Chronicle notes that Dr John C Geiger San Francisco's director of public health became the first American official to receive two editorials in Hong Kong press during his Far East tour. The South China Morning Post and South China News ran pieces praising his visit.
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Rotary Club
Hongkong
J. C. Geiver
San Francisco
The
San Francisco Chronicle
John C. Geiger
Anna Morse
Bath
J. C. Geiger
South China Morning Post
South China News
Geiger
Far East
Four Respondents Face Court Monday
Four respondents faced Judge John J. Keegan Monday in municipal court after weekend arrests for intoxication and disturbing the peace on Center Street. Three pleaded guilty. three were given suspended sentences. One repeat offender received a 60 day jail threat, with a one year stay out of Sagadahoc County and employment to report to, plus a six month jail term if violated.
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John J. Keegan
Center Street
Sagadahoc County
Keegan
Bath Eagles Clambake Draws Community of About 100
Bathacre of Eagles hosted a Sunday clambake at New Meadows with roughly 100 attendees including members and guests. The event featured clams, lobsters, eggs, corn, frankfurts, sweet potatoes, doughnuts and coffee, prepared by Edward J. Lee with help from Edward Whitehouse Edward Mc Mann and Cedric Martin.
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Bathacre
Eagles
New Meadows
Edward J. Lee
Edward Whitehouse
Edward McMann
Cedric Martin
Summer Abodes and Coastal Voyages Along Maine Coast
Prof and Mrs Glenn H Perkins of Orono spent the past Summer aboard a 40 foot sloop exploring Penobscot Bay and the Maine coast. They joined others who favor varied Summer abodes from wagons tents cottages oceanside or lakeside. The Perkins enjoyed numerous delightful locations aboard their sailboat.
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Peope
Glenn H. Perkins
Orono
Penobscot
Maine
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