Dido Cutting Faces 30th Season With Bath Team
Harold Dido Cutting, famed Bath baseball figure and left fielder for Shipping City, begins his 30th organized season at Hebron Academy field against Big Green, reflecting a storied career from Bangor youth leagues to Bath's sandlot legends. The 42-year-old veteran remains a defensive standout and dangerous hitter in Maine baseball lore.
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Bath Y
Hebron Academy
Big Green
Harold “Dido
Cutting
Shipping City Nine
Dido
Bath
Bangor Two
Queen City
Bangor High
Maine
State of Maine
Rockland
Bath Flash
Quiltcraft Session Planned by Dromore Farm Bureau
Dromore Farm Bureau schedules an all day Friday session at the Winneganee Community clubhouse. The program titled Quiltcraft will invite members to bring quilt pieces and sewing supplies including white goods white thread scissors thimbles pencils and about one square foot of batting for cutting patterns.
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Dromore Farm Bureau
Winneganee
Mrs Bregger Plans Bath Visit With Four Children
Mrs Thomas Bregger nee Marie Anderson living in Rio Piedra Puerto Rico where Mr Gregger is at the agriculture department experiment station plans to visit Bath late May or early June for a year with her four children Elizabeth Emily Edith and John they will stay in the Ayer house 1406 Washington Street Miss Dorothy Donnell formerly of Bath visiting Bath relatives after wintering in Sarasota Florida
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Thomas Bregger
Marie Anderson
Rio Piedras
P. R
Gregger
Department of Agriculture
Bath
Bregger
Charles ‘L Anderson
Elizabeth
Emily
Edith
John
Ayer
Washington Street
Dorothy Donnell
Boston
Sarasota
Fla
Judith Pratt
Gardiner
Philip Rideout
Leon Adams
Massachusetts
C. L. Browne
Brwne
A. 8. MacDougal
Grace Maxwell
Alice Maxwell
R. D. Purinton
Mary Lilly
Clara Fogg
Emma Ferguson
Avery Fides
Portland
Randall
McDonald Temple
Pythian Sisters
Georgia Berry
Hannie Jordan
Edith Rowe
Eva Purington
Prudence Lucy
Georgia Denham
Emily Rideout
Hazel Denham
Ruth Dodge
Wilbur Browne
Brunswick
Frank Siegars
Frances Adams
Ella Purington
Judge Ames
Henderson
Washington, D. C
Center Street
Clay Hill
Crouse
Fred Leavitt
Smalley
Clifford ‘Melvin
Richmond
Frances Billings
Fisher Road
Dorothy Dickinson
Alice Palmer
Elsie Roberts
Courtney Nealey
Jessie Ames
Methodist
Bowdeinham
Lisbon Falls
Emily Goley
Fred Chillicotn
Chancey Burr
F. K. Jack's
Atwood
Bowdoin College
C. A. Newton's
Benjamin Jackson
Wilfred Demars
H. E. Cornish
John N. Palmer
Barnardston
Mass
Roy Williams
Hope
Rumford
Wilhelmina Newton Whiting
Charles A. Newton
Minot Doble
Marilyn Lois
Aaron Soule
Florence Rendell
Alfred
R. A. Dickinson
Raymond E. Rendell, Jr
Jessie Cromwell
Auburn
Pauline Jenkins
Sabattus
Harry Purington
Pythian Sisters’ Aid
Charles Eastman
Grange Hall
Demonstration of Reading Class Goes To North Center PTA
Mrs Carrie C Smith presented a sub primary reading demonstration at Grace church parish house for the North Center PTA. She explained early reading foundations, phonetic and sight words, and chart stories with six daily reading periods per child. Ten junior helpers assisted and 28 members attended, with officers and hosts noted.
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Carrie C. Smith
North Center
Grace Church Parish House
Smith
Sewall
Reginald Stacy
Harold Troop
South End P T A Plans Public Card Party
The South End P T A met in Washington street rooms for a short business session Tuesday. They scheduled a public card party for Wednesday evening April 13 at Mrs J Albert Redlon 62 Lemont street with committees named for tables and refreshments. Mrs N Gratz Jackson reported improvements at Weeks street and Mitchell and South street schools and five Child Welfare magazine subscriptions. Fourteen members attended and two puffs were tacked.
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South End P. T. A
Washington Street
J. Albert Redlon
Lemont Street
Redlon
William H. Small
Arthur C. Lemont
Carroll A. Deering
Dike PTA Discusses City Versus Rural Child Rearing
Dike Public School PTA hosts a round table on child rearing with Ernest Burgess’s city child article read by Mrs. Joseph I. Smith. The discussion cites group socialization and broader training in cities, plus home life differences, and notes on parent-child harmony and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P.T.A
Summer Street
Ernest Watson Burgess
American Sociological Society
Joseph I. Smith
Daniel J. Perry
Fred Hoffman
Charles MacDonald, Jr
Herman Crocker
Ralph Dunbar
Spinsters’ Convent
Scott Golder
Benevolent Committee
Association
Illustrated Tour Through Scotland Delights Bath Audience
An entertainment titled An Illustrated Tour Through Scotland with song and story drew a large Bath audience after Genesta chapter meeting. The program traced Scotland from Glasgow to Edinburgh with traditional ballads and notes on landmarks, ending with Burns and a return voyage aboard a famed Bath Iron Works yacht.
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Masonic Temple
Genesta Chapter
O. E
Scotland
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Greenock
Argyle
Roseneath Castle
Bonnie Mary of
Glasgow
Central Station
George's Square
Royal Exchange
Kelvingrove Park
University
Kelvingrove
Glasgow Cross
Glasgow Bridge
Paisley
Gleneffer Braes
Annie Laurie
Edinburgh
Edinboro
Walter Scott
Princess Street
High Street
John Knox
St. Giles’ Cathedral
Holyrood Palace
Mary of Scots
Arthur
Abbotsford
Melrose Abbey
Waverly
Forth Bridge
Dumfries
Bruce
Andrew Carnegie
Dumfriesline
Tay Bridge
Dundee
Bonnie Dundee
Montrose
Aberdeen
Balmoral Castle
Balmoral
Ben Nevis
Caledonian Canal
Inverness
Prince Charlie
Hebrides
Skye
Dumbarton Castle
Loch Lomond
Fossachs
Loch Katrine
Scott
Sterling Castle
Bonnie Banks
MacGregor
Battle of Sterling
Dunoon
Rothesay
Inverary
Oban
Lobhermory
Ayrshire
Robert Burns
Burns
Cotter
Atlantic
Ain Fireside
America
Karcher Jackson
Thelma Dearing
Bob Gordon
John Donald
John Wishart
Doris Leavitt
David Rich
Mabelle Fullerton
L. J. Sanborn
Helah
Woman Refuses to Leave Car After Ride Home
A Bath man gives a friend a ride home and, after arriving at her home, she refuses to exit the car. After an hour of argument the driver goes to Davenport City Hall to seek help. Officers check the scene. the woman vanishes briefly and later reappears, but finally leaves when they reach her destination.
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Davenport City Hall
Postal- Telegraph Station
Broadcast on Friday about Deborah Sampson topic
Miss Clara Newhall Fogg will speak on Deborah Sampson at 4 15 p m Friday from Station WCSH using records in her custody as State historian. Miss Marian Stanley and Mrs Harry Ring will provide accompaniments during the broadcast.
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Dummer Sewall
WCSH
Clara Newhall Fogg
Bowdoinham
Deborah Sampson
New England
Miss Fogg
Marion Stanley
Fort Halifax
Winslow
Harry E. Ring
Bath
Annie Palmer
Agnes Humphreys
Fogg
Charles L. Browne
Foote
Meeting Details Include Recital of the American Creed
Reciting the American Creed and the Salute to the Flag marked the gathering with one guest, Mrs. Freeman H. Merritt of Sebasco from the White Plains chapter. Refreshments were served by Miss Shorey, Miss Almena Jaques, and Miss Foote after the meeting.
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Freeman H. Merritt
Sebasco
White Plains
N. Y
Shorey
Almena Jaques
Foote
Fifty Years of Married Life in the Cook Home
Edward E. Cook and Sarah Grace observed their golden wedding at a Bath home they shared for 50 years. They married March 25 1882 in the parlor of the Cook homestead at 38 Willow Street and have resided there since. The couple received 41 greetings in person and many flowers and gifts from friends. Their lives reflect devotion, with Mr Cook a yacht worker and janitor at the Bath Trust Co. They have an only son Harry and two grandchildren Everett and Hazel. The couple remains in good health and humor about future anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Cook
Sarah Grace
Cook
Willow -Street
Horace Jerome
North Street
Burt M. Dyer
Bath
Fredericton
N. B
Mr. Cook
Samuel Cook
Five Islands
Hartley C. Baxter
Brunswick
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Boston Globe
Bath Trust Co
Harry E. Cook
Everett
Hazel
Caroline
Bath Iron Works
Good Day
Bates College Debaters Debate Volstead Act Modification
Lawrence C. Parker and Harrison C. Greenleaf of Auburn will argue for and against amending the Volstead act to allow light wines and beers at the Auburn YMCA Monthly Munching. Both are mark Bates debaters from the undefeated Bates team in the Eastern Debating League.
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Bates College
Lawrence C. Parker
Harrison C. Greenleaf
Auburn
Auburn Y.M.C
Bates
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