Local residents appear in Northeast Harbor and beyond
Croft and the Barters visited Northeast Harbor Saturday. Mr Jovin and family welcomed a newborn son at Gardiner General. William and family moved to Northfield. Ulmer of Portsmouth, Howe, and Miss Lillian traveled last week toward St Paul, Minn. A Seacoast resident stationed at Kennebunk returned home after an operation.
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Mount Seacoast
Kennebunk
Bearse
Bath
Clarence B. Hill Lesa
Boston
Blanche Joy
Parker Moulton
Moultons
Aowen
Georgetown
Charles Nelson
Augusta
Nelson Camp
Little River
Hugham
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marjorie Rockwell
Grace Benson
Sidney
Cleves Henderson
Philo Calhoun
Bridgeport
Conn
George Graffam
Kenneth Graffam
Whitefield
Robert Graffam
Marrtown
Richard Kimball
Geene
Woolwich P T A Fair Opens Friday as Grand Event
Woolwich P T A announces the fair will open this Friday evening in the hall. Mrs Ruth Leavitt, chairwoman, says all contestants must turn in money or tickets by the deadline and tickets will be sold at the hall office.
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Woolwich P. T. A. Fair
Woolwich P.T.A
Ruth Leavitt
Past Noble Grands event marks work of year
The Past Noble Grands of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge were praised for their year’s work. Winners named include Mrs. John At Ralph Mank. next meeting set for October at Mrs. Herbert McCabe’s home on Washington Street with several attendees listed.
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
John
Ralph Mank
Herbert McCabe
Washington Street
Leonard Lord
Rt McCabe
Alrim
John Atwood
John Pie
Ralph Nk
Agen
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Atwood Bath Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Atwood Bath were weekend guests of Misa Katharine McCarty at Pop-
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Mrs
Gilbert Atwood
Bath
Misa Katharine McCarty
Gilmore Signs with Phillies In 1 League Prospect
Lefty Gilmore son of Mr and Mrs Paul F Gilmore 24 Bailey Street signs with Philadelphia club of the No 1 League. The 20 year old 200 pound southpaw played Morse football and was part of the Augusta Millionaires season, aided by Ben Houser and scout Chuck Ward.
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Ar Gilmore
Paul F. Gilmore
Bailey Street
Philadelia Ae
Gore Ote
Schen- Linen
Gilmore
Bath
Morse
Destro
Y. M. C. A. Industrial
John Parker
Mer
Dartmouth
Mispha Class Mtapeh Mtapeh Meeting At Se Rasee
Members of the Misph Class met last Wednesday at Se Rasee to discuss sick porch and patient care. Officers elected include Harold Carter president and Mrs Wilbur Cooner vice president with Mrs George Carey secretary and Mrs Kenneth Thayer treasurer. A business session followed with several auxiliary attendees listed.
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Mtapeh Elas
Se Rasee
Tal
Cers
Ae Harold Carter
Wilbur Cooner
George Carey
Kenneth Thayer
Aecure
J. Russell Grant
Jate
Harold Carter
Leland Green
Leslier
Geraed
Mrs Pratt Named on Sympa List for Flu Illness
Mrs. Percy Pratt of Oak Street is listed on our sympa list due to an illness described as the flu pus. The item notes her feeling "mighty" unwell and mentions support from the community.
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Percy Pratt
Oak Street
City meeting reviews Bath area progress at 7 p m
A Monday night briefing in the City manager's office discussed progress in Bath and the surrounding area. The session outlined ongoing projects and next steps for local development.
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Gome Sekof
Bath
City
Colonial Bowling League Prepares for Upcoming Season
The Colonial Club Bowling enters its 19th season at Toothaker with a published schedule to be issued. Team captains include Camels JR Hilyard D Hall F Turner W Snell and others. The bowling committee requests notification of any deletions or additions to the listed personnel.
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Colonial Club
Toothaker
H. Ma
D. Leavnial
Fsve
Camels JR
Hilyard
D. Hall
F. Turner
W. Snell
Old Golds
Jewett H
Mayo
R. Hutchins
E. Avery
Winchenbach
J. Parker W
Curran
R. Brewer
Moody Stacey Wedding Sets Auburn in March
Local notice reports the marriage of Mary Catharine Moody of Lewiston to Charles Freeman Stacey of Auburn planned for March in Auburn. Stacey, former Bath resident, runs a fur business in Auburn and is active in several organizations including the Marine Corps League American Legion Masons and Eastern Star.
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Auburn
Mary Catharine Moody
Nathaniel I. Moody
Lewiston
Charles Freeman Stacey
Grace Cobb
Stacey
Bath
United Baptist Church
Marine Corps League
The
American Legion
Masons
Eastern Star
Odd Fellows
Stephen Sa " Walter ” ‘Thayer
Flora Thayer
James Younee Ee
Josephine Pinkham
Darrah
Melzara
Elsie Thayer
M' Madelyn Thayer
Grace Thayer
Burnham
Alice
Autumn Notes and Local Happenings in Sagadahoc
Seventeenth season notes from Sagadahoc include church choirs joining Five Islands, a Georgetown Farm Bureau meeting with a wardrobe planning session, and residents enjoying warm days with highs in the 80s. Families attend conventions, undertake home improvements, and prepare boats for next season as Tuesday tours, local visits, and school events fill a busy week.
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Helen Jackson
Paptet
Prawley Lewis
Seguinland
Georgetown Farm Bureau
Overlook Hall
Russell G. Ae
Harold J. Brown
John R. Blackie
Nequasset
Blackie
Brown
L. Earle Hagan
Pinkham
Melvin Cunningham
Stinson Davis
Lincoln Campbell
William Todd
William Stuart Lincoln Walton
Walton
Bobby Carroll
Lincoln County
Morse High School
Bath
Beatrice Bouton
Elizabeth Harriss
William A
Crowning Moments as Mrs Chambers Weds Mr Chambers
The wedding of Jane Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Morgan and Mr Chambers was held Tuesday at eight. Attendants included aunt Mrs Etta Bartlett and best man Carl Starling. The couple, high school alumni, will reside in Sebasco with Mr Chambers employed at Sebasco Lodge and honeymooning by car to Canada and the White Mountains.
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Jane Morgan
Yortan
Morgan
Mra
Etta Bartlett
Sebasco
Carl Starling
Eva Bibber
Morse High School
Chambers
U.S. A
Seereen
Sebasco Lodge
Potentne
Canada
Jerome MecNinch
Portland
Lloyd Bibber
Peter
Brunswick
Bath yachts Corsair and America models shine at Lincoln display
Frank Oliver of Lincoln displays ship models, including the Bath built Corsair and the America once holder of the Queen's Cup. The America, first international race winner, has stayed in American hands as Oliver notes his long career making models and ranks these two among his best.
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Frank Oliver
Lincoln
Oliver
Fall house cleaning at church hosted by local women
Miss Barbara Pinkham received a miscellaneous shower at the Good Neighbor clubhouse with gifts of silverware linens glassware and a hand crocheted tablecloth by Mary Stevens. Mrs Francis Pierce hosted and served two decorated cakes.
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Good Neighbor
Francis Pierce
Mary Stevens
Pierce
Doyle-Pinkham
Eee
Baptist Church
Georgetown
The
Library Association
Branwell Harford
New Hampshire
Edith Davis
William MacGrath
Brookline
Mass
Herbert Moore
Stanley Lewis
Segdininea
Pean Pa
New Jersey
Randolph and
Gardiner
Jae Orville F. Rowe
H. Rowe
Alton Berry
Bath
Katherine Pendergast
Massachusetts
Boston
Herman Barter
Otsker
Norwood
Charles Kenney
Sonny Booher
Booher
Indiana
Eva Gray Twombly
Detroit
Mich
Joselyn
Maiden
Beulah Miller
William Marr
Melvin Comeau
Mr. Comeau
Estelle Comeau
Chester
O’hare
Arthur
Medford
Lincoln Campbell
Campbell
Victor Pinkham
Kenneth Smith
Smith
Edward Doyle
Cla and
Russell
Yarmou
Lester Lewis
Wallace
West Point
Alexander
Richmond
Fenton Moore
Lawrence Perow
Vernon E. Gray
Charlotte Gray
California
John Callaway
William Rowe
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lewiston Hospital
Norman Howard
Howard Cottage
Dromore Burying Ground Association Report
The Dromore Burying Ground Association notes vacancies filled by Eva ers and Grace P Dickinson as Walter C Rogers and Mrs Rogers Cutting move away to Worcester. The treasury is healthy. repairs were not funded. the grounds were cleared despite stones and thick grass. Mary Pelham Hill previously started the project on land once Hugh Rogers farmed.
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Evaers
Walter C. Rogers
Grace P. Dickinson
Rogers Cutting
Worcester
Mass
Treasury
Mary Pelham Hill
Hugh Roger
Local Sears joins Blue Cross Maine for workers families
The Sears organization aligned with the Associated Blue Cross of Maine adding benefits for employees and their families under the new contract. It notes wartime Blue Cross coverage by many companies and explains that any employee-employer group of five or more can join, predicting more local firms will enroll.
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Sears
Associated Blue Cross of
Maine
Blue Cross
Flowers Remember Horace Ward at Winter Street Church
Service Sunday honored Horace Ward, longtime parish member. Announcement said Sunday school will meet next Sunday, also World Communion Sunday observed.
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Winter Street
Horace Ward
Mrs Walter B Warren of Wayland Dies After Illness
Mrs Walter B Warren of Wayland Massachusetts died Friday evening after a long illness. Funeral was held Sunday at the Church of the New Jerusalem Newtonville. She was formerly Miss Catherine Hooper granddaughter of the late Rev S F Dike and spent summers at the Dike homestead on Lincoln Street. Surviving are three children Mrs John Baldwin Wayland Walter B Warren Jr Sudbury Frederick John Warren West Newton and nieces Mrs Mildred Trott and Mrs Catharine Legard of this city.
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Walter B. Warren
Wayland
Mass
Church of the New Jerusalem
Newtonville
Warren
Catherine Hooper
S. F. Dike
Dike
Lincoln Street
Portland
Ore
John Baldwin
Walter B. Wares, Jr
Sudbury
Frederick John Warren
West Newton
Mildred Trott
Catharine Legard
Alton C Berry Rites Held at Woolwich Funeral Home
The funeral for Alton C. Berry occurred Friday at Arthur F Mayo Son Funeral Residence on High Street. Rev H F Danielson of Woolwich led the service with American Legion Post and Smith Tobey Post members as bearers and firing squad. A committal at Murphy's Corner Cemetery Woolwich followed.
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Alton C. Berry
Arthur F
Funeral for Lena U Thurlow Held at Mayo & Son
The funeral of Lena U Thurlow took place this afternoon at the Funeral Residence of Arthur F Mayo & Son on High Street. Rev Narn Sian officiated with Sidney Thurwerenley Urelow, Samuel Lakin Jr., and Robert Brackley assisting. Interment followed in the family lot at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Lena U. Thurlow
Arthur F. Mayo
Funeral for William Perry Lemont Held at Curtis Home
Funeral services for William Perry Lemont were held Wednesday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph O Purdue officiating. Bearers included Frank Lemont, Herbert Lemont, Charles Coombs and Ernest Rogers. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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William Perry Lemont
Curtis Funeral Home
Joseph O. Purdue
Frank Lemont
Herbert Lemont
Charles Coombs
Ernest Rogers
Oak Grove Cemetery
Obituary of Harold G Bruce Highlighting Local Fraternal Ties
Obituary notes Harold G Bruce died after decades of local service. The record cites his 1902 affiliation with Lula E Trott of Day’s, a Belfast Blue Lodge master and commander member. Survivors include sister Mrs R Wright of Bath and two nephews, Bruce Wright and C Wright. Funeral arrangements announced.
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Bruce Lula E. Trott
Day's
Blue Lodge
the Commandery
Belfast
R. Wright
Bath
H. Sturgis Dexter
H. M. Bath
Bruce
C. Wright
Freeman H. Spearin Dies in Gardiner Residence
Freeman H. Spearin died at a spa home in Gardiner after a long life in Bath. He was survived by two great grandsons and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the funeral home near Wednesday and burial followed in the family lot at South Gardiner.
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Freeman H. Spearin
Bath
Spa
Gardineray
Naughton
New Jersey
South Gardiner
Life Of Bath Resident William Lemont Interred
William Lemont 68 a retired paper-hanger died recently. Survived by brothers Frank and Walter Lemont of Fanere l, services held at two o'clock Wednesday at Coe Home with burial in Oak Green cemetery.
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William Lemont
Mr. Lemont
Roe
Frank
Walter Lemont
Fanerel Wes
Coe
Joseph — Purdue
Oak Gree Cemetery
Ladies Home League hears Boston nurse speak on Alcohol Anonymous
The Ladies Home League at the Army hall on Water Street met at 7 30 after devotion. Mrs Warren served as secretary and introduced Miss Dorothea Way RN of Boston, an associate volunteer with the Boston Alcohol Anonymous section, who shared experiences and insights. Next meeting on Thursday will honor birthday months with social evening.
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Ladies Home
Water
Major Warren
Dorothea Way
R.N
Boston
Miss Way
Alcohol Anonymous
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