Woolwich Red Cross plans Community Day program
Woolwich announces a near completion plan for Community Day on April 80 hosted by the Woolwich Red Cross. The event promises varied exercises for all ages with posters, speakers, and entertainment to raise health and child welfare awareness. Local members invite participation and note a strong turnout reported for a previous gathering. Community support and Red Cross members are urged to assist and attend.
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Red Cross
Woolwich Red Cross
Seine
Plante Servier
Woodwiel
Marjorie Thales
Mes W.om
Ona Street
Bath
Sumas
Karl Clifton
Unnel
Lelind Savage
Sitginsthom
Piiterne
Richmond
Willard ‘Trott
Thomas Reed
Harvey
Clinton Bailey
Ann Cunningham
Charles Trenderson
A.A. Stotts
Marion Carlton
Boston
Fred Carlton
Nequasset Fish
Nathaniel Trewe O
Georgetown
Feldsparanine
Bert Houdlete
Parnunningdale
Woolwich
Europe
Red Cross Production Committee
Coc. Prescott
Fred Corliss
Lillian Blair
Eben Diana
Edgar Blanch
HW. Herbert Leeman
Augustus Johnsen
Final Concert by Gaudreau Concert Band Honors Members
Gaudreau's Concert Band held its fifth and final concert for honorary members at Bath Opera House on Sunday with many members in attendance and guests from out of town. The program was the heaviest yet but well mastered. Soloist Mrs Brenda Hill impressed listeners and the instrumental trio received praise. Director Gaudreau thanked honorary members for support and noted the band’s faithful rehearsals and upcoming municipal concerts in the city park next summer.
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Gaudreau
Bath Opera House
Brenda Hill
the Times
Monsienl
Sumauer
Witness Held Over in Maine Break-In Case
Edward McLaughlin, arrested near Lewiston for alleged ties to Edward and Robert Kingsbury in three Summer property breaks at Small Point, was held as a witness by Judge John de Neegum. Unable to post bonds, he was committed to Cumberland jail in Portland to await the May term of Sagadahoc County Supreme Court. He joined Shem Oliver and Deputy Norris at Small Point seeking loot from the club house and two cottages but found nothing.
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Edward McLaughlin
Lewiston
Edward
Robert Kingsbury
Small Point
Sooo
John de Neegum
Cumberhind
Portland
Sagadahoe County
Shopmates Surprise Him at Bath Tron Works
Stillman A. Dukeshire, a machinist at Bath Tron Works, was surprised during a Thursday noon call to the machine shop office by his colleagues who presented a handsome table lamp as a gift. The gathering was informal, and Dukeshire, recently married to Mrs Jennie Ry Lermond, was deeply touched by the gesture from his fellow workers.
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Stillman
AL Dukeshire
Bath Tron
Jennie Ry Lermond
Bret
WILL VISIT EAGLES Albert D Weed to visit Bathaerie
Albert D Weed of Oshkosh grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a visit to Bathaerie on May 8 during a regular meeting night. A revival program is being organized around the event.
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Albert D. Weed
Oshkosh
Order of Eagles
Bathaerie
Phippsburg Citizens Named for Jury and Local Notices
Llewellyn J. Oliver of Popham Beach and Charles A. Rogers of Winneganee drawn for jurors at the Supreme Judicial Court meeting in May. Edwin M. Wyman named constable. Local notices report ill health, property transfers, and residents moving or selling livestock and horses among Phippsburg, Sebasco, Brunswick, Bath, and nearby towns.
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Llewellyn J. Oliver
Popham Beach
Charles A. Rogers
Winneganee
Supreme Judicial Court
Edwin M. Wyman
Vina A. Butler
Basin
der. Metts
Brunswick
Fred York
Sebasco
A. A. Coffin
Floyd Walhree
Son Almond
Portland
Che Tae
Pred Wilson
Percy Sprague
Powpal
Peeble Mindead
Morse High Track Team Benefits From Dance
A benefit dance at the Armory cleared more than 30 dollars for Morse high track team. Avery's orchestra provided music for a loyal student crowd. Capt. Bates estimated about 75 dollars is needed to send the team to Orono for the University of Maine games, with ten men plus Coach Alkazin likely to travel.
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Morse High
Armory
Avery
University of Maine
Orono
Bates
Alkazin
Morse
David Alkazin
Bath Woodmen Camp Wins Maine State Banner for Adoptions
Modern Woodmen of America Bath camp No. T4107 secured over 100 new members through a campaign a year ago and earned the Maine state banner for adoptions, to be presented Thursday night at eight in Muste hall. National lecturer Thomas Duffy from Towns will present the banner, with State Deputy George C. Woods in attendance. Perkins orchestra provides music, followed by a literary program and dancing. Committee chair Charles Toothaker has issued two tickets per member for guests. Other committee members include Roscoe P. Higgins, George McBhanan, Parry Knights, Rose Bowie, and I. O. Chellis.
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Bath
Woodmen of America
Maine
Mustehall
Thomas Duffy
Towns
Woodcraft
George C. Woods
Perkins Orchestra
Charles ©. Toothaker
Conmerttee
Roscoe PL Thiggins
George Mc Bhanan
Parry Knights
Rose Bowie
I. OB. Chellis
Winter Street Church Sale Draws Crowd and Funds
The Ladies aid of Winter street church held a sale at the vestry on Friday afternoon. Aprons, children's dresses, rompers, cooked food, candy, books, and tea were offered. A large crowd attended, boosting the treasury. Chairs and table staff included Mrs Elmer F Hodgkins, Charles W Clifford, William J Currie, Mrs Charles MoWebber, and others in charge of cooked foods, books, aprons, and tea.
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Winter Street
Elmer BF
Hodgkins
Mass
Charles W. Clifford
Mars
William J. Currie
Charles Mo Webber
Arthur Ke Purington
Marion Lloyd
Henry R. White
Abigail Carter
Allen M. Trish
Warren KB. Kershner
Langdon T. Snipe
James Th. Drake
Snipe
Kershner
White
Hodgkis
Tifford
My Currie
Welsh rarebit supper hosts Central league meeting
A welsh rarebit supper was served to the Central league at its Monday night chapel gathering with 27 members present.
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Central League
Miss Margery Mathis Dies Notable Portland Guest Visit
Miss Margery Mathis of Portland left Tuesday morning after spending the weekend in Hath as a guest of Mrs Phiarriet Ayekson. The report notes a brief social visit with a local host and mentions travel plans following the stay.
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Margery Mathis
Portland
Phiarriet Ayekson
Grow Your Own Grapes For Rich Flavor And Easy Pruning
A home gardening guide urges cultivating grapes on trellises or against walls for shade and fresh fruit. It outlines pruning methods, variety recommendations like Campbell's Early and Lindley, and the bagging of grape bunches to protect quality, plus notes on currants and gooseberries and pest control.
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Worden
Lindley
Delaware
Pocklington
Josselyn
Downing
Victoria
Sunday School Pupils Parade Aims to Dignify City Event
Sunday school pupils from city churches will take part in a lengthy parade at Central Church on Wednesday June LT. The Sagadahoe Sunday Schools annual session will be an all day event with scores of delegates and a large crowd expected. plans, not yet announced, focus on children.
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Plandimature Bath
Sagadahoe Sunday Schools
Central Church
Junior High Teams Set For 1000-Pounds Championship
Two junior high basketball teams will vie for the 1000 pounds championship at the High Alumni game, tipping off at seven. Between halves, Silent Terrors and Mystics play, finishing after the main event in a basketball carnival-like program.
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Silent Terrors
The
Mystics
Bath
Bowdoin Class of 1881 Reunion Reflections
Dr Edward F E Briry recalls Bowdoin College 1881 reunion notes from the Times as he recounts the procession to the Church on the Hill and lists class members scattered across the country. He reflects on hazing memories and notes only two longtime Bowdoin teachers remain alive as he attends the commencement.
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Edward FE. Briry
Bowdoin College
Chamberlain
Gray Hathaway Hitchcock Smith Shaw Walker Merrill
Barry
Arthur Wettengill
Woodfords
Albert Joyce
San Francisco
John Wilson
California
la Forrest Johnson
Wichita
Kansas
John Wheelwright
Albert Cobb
Minneapolis
Henry Staples
Fred Stevens
Dth
Bath High School
ISSL
Henry JL. Chapman
Bowdoin
Issi
Phi Chi
Aoman
Bowdoin Orient
Bowdoin Gyimnasium
Samuel V. Cole
Wheaton College
Mth
Sarth Wells
Maine Notes From Belfast to Portland in Brief
Raymond Sherman of Belfast suffers a gunshot wound to the right arm from an accidental discharge near Swan Lake as work crews near completion of the Saco river bridge at Smiths corner expect May 1 completion. In Washington, Rep TracQ Hersey of Maine joins the Judiciary Committee amid Volstead Act debates. Carl J. Milliken accepts chairmanship of the State committee for a China famine fund as Maine mobilizes aid for flood and drought stricken northern China. A Wisconsin wood firm calls on Maine Chamber of Commerce to study the state’s industrial outlook amid talk of a large new milling enterprise. A trial ruling leads to the arrest of ALOW Sanborn of Bridgton who is jailed after a September assault conviction. bail set at 1500. Deputy Sheriff C C Edward Abbott of Bridgton makes the arrest. Mrs Maude Longley hosts Murray club at her Fremont Street home.
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Saco River
Bradbury
Smiths Corner
Tracq. Hersey
Maine
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Carl J. Milliken
State Committee For China
China
Wisconsin
State Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Law Court
Alow, Sanborn
Bridgton
jhurt-Portand
Wenesday
Superior Court
Verley C. Bennett
Edward Abbott
City Council Votes Change on Hall Use for Post A L
The Bath city council discussed rent free use of Center street school building by Roland H. Smith post A L for five years. Officials worried about long term commitments, referred the matter to the public buildings committee as they weigh legal guarantees. The meeting also covered safety concerns urging action on traffic, a $185 damage bill, and numerous appointments to constable and board posts.
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Cottage Street
Board of Highways and Sewers
Post
Hall
Tobey
Roland H. Smith Post
A. L
Center Street
J. Lester Morse
Ile
Committee On Public Buildings
Frank C. Skillings
Committee On Police
City of
Bath
Hiram T. Stevens
Armory Hall
Sagadahock Block
Page Diamond
Corporation Counsel
Aldernan
Teaching Christianity Costs Rise for Youth Education
Wesley M. E. church Sunday school board met at the Olivers home on Washington Street. The cost of graded lesson books increased by ten cents in some grades and five cents in others. Arthur E. Baum resigned as superintendent after 20 years of service. E. A. Farrar was elected to replace him. Children’s day is set for June 12. New committees were formed for programs, decorations, and library duties, with 25 board members present.
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Wesley M. BE. Church Sunday School
Arthur G. Oliver
Washington Street
Arthur FE. Baum
EF. A. Farrar
Baum
Wesley Sunday School
Silon M. Dunlap
Otis N. Card
Lloyd G. Daley
Reynolds McCutcheon
Galen Watson
Miss Charlotte Rauser Soloist at Brunswick Exhibition
Charlotte Cahill Rauser was among soloists at the juvenile ball and dancing recital by Miss Jennie Harvey at Town Hall Brunswick on Friday night. She performed a toe dancing solo Joy in ballet costume and joined Bath girls in Anitra's Dance. Other soloists included Lillian Weber of Bath, who danced a whistledown, and various dancers from Bath and Brunswick. Mrs George Hunt travels to Waltham to visit friends while Conley of Conley’s specialty store visits Boston for business.
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Charlotte Cahill Rauser
Jennie Harvey
Town Hall
Brunswick
Rauser
Joy
Bath
Anitra
Roberta Barker
Alice Deering
Beatrice Nichols
Florence Webster
Madelyn Davis
Lillian Weber
Andres Coggin and Kennebec Railway Officers Elected
At the annual meeting of the Andres Coggin and Kennebec Railway Co officers were elected including President William J. Skelton and Vice President William H. Newell. Directors named were Skelton Newell Cushman True Baxter Silliman Newhall Wilson. A $12,000 rotary machine for Lewiston Sub Station will ease rush hour power shortages and is to be ready in July.
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Andrescoggin & Kennebec Railway Co
William J3. Skelton
William H. Newell
G. E. Fitz
Alfred Sweeney
William I. Skelton
Henry W. Cushman
Frank Dr. True
Rupert H. Baxter
Frank Silliman, Jr
C. Stevenson Newhall
Jenna Wilson
Lewiston
Stolen articles recovered at Small Point by Sheriff
Sheriff Oliver reports recovery of a revolver opera glasses a camp fire girls suit and other cottage theft items at Small Point. He is tracking more stolen articles and warns those holding them to surrender within a day to avoid arrest as accessories after the fact.
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Oliver
Watch by Harriman's clock stays perfectly in sync
William T Hall's watch marked by Harriman's clock on January 12 showed no loss or gain since then. The Judge noted the coincidence while comparing watches Saturday morning. A Sultan of Sulu rehearsal at the Episcopal Varish house drew a near full cast with two absentees. Sandwiches coffee hot chocolate and doughnuts followed the rehearsal and Langdon Hill played for dancing until midnight.
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William T. Hall
Harriman
Episcopal Varish House
Langdon Hill
Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Remedy Promise
Spring ailments stem from impure blood, causing pimples eruptions and tiredness. Hood's Sarsaparilla combines roots herbs and berries shown effective in blood stomach liver and kidney diseases and boosts resistance. For laxative relief Hood's Pills are recommended.
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Prank S. Bowker
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James B. Perry
F.C. Bowker
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Charles Morrison
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Perley Day
Parker Tead
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Maine News Notes
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William D. Sewall
Park and Cemetery Board
Arthur J. Dunton
Fred A. Fuller
Dunton
A. Percival Wyman
Rodney E. Ross
Fence Viewers
Edward Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Josephine Fraser
C. Dunham
Elizabeth G. Harnden
Oak Grove
Ralph SK. Hall
Union Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Lou W. Gong
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Nick Landos
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Texas Steamship Co
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Ernest H. Boardman
William V. Percy
Arthur Sprague
Isaac J. Baker
Georg W. Towle
Harold Minott
William T. Hodgkins
Herbert T. Cushman
Alfred J. Bruneau
Fred L. McFadden
Fred Dauphin
Ulysses G. Witham
Frank Smith
Daniel H. Warner
Vivian C. Gott
John M. Trott
Jeve Pinkhant
Stinson I. Baker
Chester C. Aderton
Harry Arnback
Edward Brown
Frank H. Beal
George A Bragdon
Edwins. Bacon
Harry L. Burnham
James KE. Brewster
George W. Bright
John W. Biggins
Edward Blake
J. Brown
George E. Barker
Emile Burlet
Fred O S. Curtis
Frank B. Chellis
Daniel F. Crowley
Colon Crowley
Charles A. Carr
Walterb. Cromwell
Isaac W. Chase
R. Cook
Frank Dingley
Ralph L. Dodge
George DeFour
William Day
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Alonzo R. Donnell
Elwood G. Enagan
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Charles W. Plant
Charles J. Pennell
Horace W. Porth
TH. A. Potter
William J. Palmer
William H. Puffer
Michael Quinn
Elmer W. Rogers
Joseph W. Reed
Walter S. Russell
Roscoe E. Robinson
George E. Reynolds
Fred 8. Sears
Michael Shields
Levi ID. Spinney
I. Shaw
Melvin
George R. Copeland
Charles W. Laing
Joseph EF. Carvill
William P. Gaynor
George C. Quicksall
Charles A. Blair
Julius J. Herbert
John A. Laing
Sidney B. Lermond
Hugh McLeod
Harry Pendleton
Adam Slavin
Charles Tibbetts
Robert Grange
Charles Morse
George A. Merrill
Fred R. Libby
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Edward DP. Rice
Frank Reynolds
Fred L. Brackley
Rollins A. Stevens
John E. Sonia
Harry Armstrong
Harry Trousseau
John BF. Crawshaw
Herbert Mank
Wilfred C. Trott
Charles R. Oliver
Maurice Reynolds
Samuel Beckley
Alvin Polley
Fred Burke
Clinton LP. Thompson
Albert E. Desmond
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Clifton E. Dodge
Walter V. Cummings
Thompson Bros
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George Hunt
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