Health Posters by Bath Pupils Highlight School Exhibition
Health posters from North and South primary schools show wide student effort in tema health topics. In seventh grade, posters include Noted Dike School and Milk and Play. younger grades create Fruit and Vegetables, On the Road to Health, and Bevin the Day Right. The school nurse will review the work for usefulness before a Morse High display May 6 and a public health exhibit afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Twomey
Arthur White
Molko A
Panit
Willam Jalo
Bertha Young
Byron Clark
Evelyn Wood
Ficlen Furber
James Little
Mary Wallace
Edward Solia
Ines Robinson
Ruth Crockett
Maron Redviich
Johla
Frances Keyes
Ema Harvie
Marguerite Shivin
Henry DeLong
South Grammar
John Davis
Clayton Thal
Maten Genthner
Lawrence Sprague
Donald Stewart
Weeks Street
Dorothy Lewis
Uncle Sam
Walter Donnell
Isabelle Paisley
Ardeen Pierce
Alice Chesley
Agnes Mais
Mayde Nason
Lillian Murray
Bevin
Ruth Anderson
Clara Pashard
Elizabeth Oliver
Walter Mains
John Robbins
Seth Snipe
Mitchell Primary
Pees Shay Orale Iin eAinsi i Mitchell
Donald Lennox
Anna
Edna Leighton
Minnie Staples
Herbert Randlett
Nemeth MacDonald
Walter McCariy
Edward Lassell
Winnegance School
Morse High School
Morse High Baseball Preseason Hit By Cold Weather
Morse High held a brief practice at Kelley Field despite frigid conditions. The squad ran batting practice and base running as recruiters and freshmen joined the effort, with seniors Willard Sprague and Bill Perkins opting out due to basketball commitments.
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Morse High
Kelley Field
Willard Sprague
Bill Perkins
Demonstration of Song Hits Draws Crowds at Local Store
Maurice Jewett and Langdon Till staged a song demonstration at Mikel Aky's Music store drawing a crowded sidewalk crowd. Police cleared a path as crowds listened to Bright Eyes and Mammy performed from seven to nine with Jewett on banjo and Hill on piano. A follow up feature is planned Saturday afternoon from 2:80 to 3:50.
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Maurice Jewett
Langdon Till
Mikelaky's
Jewett
Langdon Hill
Devers
Mrs Hanson Hosts Afternoon for Visiting Guests
Mrs Henry W Hanson entertained Monday afternoon on Upper Washington Street in honor of Mrs Black wife of Dr Ro AL Blick of West Sullivan formerly of Beth and Mrs Hanley formerly of Camden who recently returned after wintering in Florida with Temiret and whchstrow visiting her singer Mrs Harry Pendleton. Others attended included Mrs Fred Courser Mrs Harry J Pendleton Mrs R D Moulton Mrs Ivory Tl Mrs George Davey Mrs Alfred Rowe Mrs James Moulton Mrs Frank Tord and Mrs William W Dennison. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Hanson
Upper Washington Street
Black
Ro AL Blick
West Sullivan
Beth
Hanley
Camden
Florida
Tem Iret
Whchstrow
Harry [. Pendleton
Washington Street
Fred Courser
Harry J. Pendleton
R. D. Moulton
Ivory Tl
George Davey
Alfred Rowe
James Moulton
Frank Tord
William W. Dennison
Emily
Kennebec Lodge Plans Pythian Convention Trip
About 35 Kennebec lodge K of P members will travel to Portland Tuesday for the Pythian convention at City Hall. Peter Woodland lodge of Lynn Mass will lead the evening exercises and public afternoon drills feature the Portland Pythian Sisters temples. Various local residents and members are noted for travel, visits, and community activities across Bowdoinham.
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Kennebec Lodge
K. of P
Portland
Ng Pythian
City Hall
Peter Woodland Lodge
Lynn
Mass
Temples of Pythian Sisters of Portland
E. DP
Kendall
Boston
D. Purinton
Dexter
Horatio Hall
Brungwick
Fannie Gass
Browne
Silas Hamilton
Myrtle Sweetland
John Temple
Gardiner
John Mealey
Richmond
Electa Chapter O. FE. S
I. Frank Harris
A. G. Hulse
Aline Smith
Millard Hatch
Amesbury
Levi Leathers
Fisher Road
Dora J. Sadek
Hartford
Conn
Georgie Denham
Thomas Ward
Clinton
Viola Coombs
McDonald Temple
Pythian
P. A. Cannon
R. FE. Ferguson
Brunswick
Mathews Graves
Bates College
Mary Graves
Post Road
Samuel Thorne Frank Thorne
Carrie Merrill
Mars
Abbie Thorne
Erland Rogers
Frank Small
J. L. Pinkerton
Liddeford
Helen Townsend
O. Purnpton
C. BB. Randall
Charles Woodworth
J. M. Fowle
Charles Sylvester
Jack Brown
Graves
Augusta
Shephard
Carolyn Sparks
Secretary of State’s Department
Charles McEwen
Ruth
Trish
Lena Patten
Charles Perry
Epworth League
Ralph Currier
Traverhill
Benjamin Adams
W.Z. Carr
Brookline
S. Wo Cner
Merton Umberhind
Trying Times Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
An ad describes postwar strain on nerves and digestion and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to sustain vigor. It notes Hood's Pills as a gentle cathartic for biliousness or constipation.
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Hood
Maine Grown Plants Featured In Local Notice
Maine growers promote native plants including strawberry and raspberry varieties and dahlias. An agent offer from Bliss Native Herbs advertises a remedy for constipation indigestion biliousness rheumatism kidney troubles with a profit model and free almanacs and books for agents. Cambridge address listed.
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Bliss
Writeronto O. Bliss Medical Co
Washington, D. C
Bowdoinham 1888 Tests Show Student Ranks Across Subjects
A report from Bowdoinham High School lists students and their scores in subjects such as French General History English Literature Spelling Grammar Shakespeare Arithmetic Geometry Geology Chemistry Bookkeeping and U S History. Principal Carl Scott of Bath and assistant H S Webber oversee the spring term with 60 scholars attending and Susie Varinton leading history grammar and geology classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. F. Curtis
F. EF. Wilson
F. EK. Wilson
Annie L. Brooks
Annie LL. Brooks
Nellie Minott
Jacob Rideout
Maggie Fogg
Julia Read
W. D. Hutchins
G. TL. Trafton
Susie Raymond
Tra M. Frost
Gertie Fogges
U.S
Fred Partridge
Susie Varinton
Fred L. Pattee
Carl Scott
Bath
H. S. Webber
Blake's Shoe Otore
Henry Cornish
TL. D. Smalls Drug Store
Lee
Charlie Chapman
Lisbon
Arrowsic School Year Begins With New Teachers in Town
In Arrowsic the school term starts Monday with Miss Irene Libby at the North School and Mrs Enather Steen at the South School. Residents note several summer relocations and community events including marriages, visits, and local travel, reflecting a busy start to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Libby
North School
Enather Steen
South School
G. I. Spinney
Day's Ferry
AA. S. Hall
W. A. Perry Farm
Catherine Hagan
Woolwich
Hl. L. Baker
Boston
Mises Mildred Snipe
Muriel Shea
Estelle Pierce
Zizania
Charles Darling
Bath
C. Shea
Lora
Clarence A. Preble
U. S. Navy
Grace G. Shea
Morse High School
Methodist
Rev
N. S. Palmer
John Preble
Bion Shea
Arrowsic
Delphine Tadlet
Alemeda Lawrence
Thomas Mass
Ernest Colby
Wiscasset
Ernest Davis
Portland
Clara Crosby
Fred Fletcher
Mill Island
Waldoboro
Frank Cromwell
William Potter
Mrs Potter and Mrs Reed Visit Local Schools Friday
Mrs W F Potter visited her grandmother and Mrs John Reed toured town schools on Friday, meeting students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Potter
John Reed
Meet to Discuss School Plans
The first meeting of combined committees from city government Rotary club Chamber of Commerce Board of Education and three PTA groups convened in City Hall. They discussed a new school house amid varied views on city obligations and business conditions and voted to survey district parents for sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
City Hall
N. Grats Jackson
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Parent-Teacher group petitions urge school action
Citizens gathered near South and Center streets to circulate petitions under the Parent-Teacher association banner calling for Board of Education action to improve conditions. The meeting adjourned until Monday to continue discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Parent-Teacher
First Fire Drill Proves a Success
The Bath fire department Combination 2 conducted its first fire drill Monday night under Foreman William E. Harrison. A six minute response to box 73 at Dummer and York streets, 1250 feet of hose laid, then six minutes back to the engine house for a total of 12 minutes. The crew plans drills on the first and third Mondays each month to stay ready at alarm time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination 2
Bath Fire Department
William E. Harrison
Dummer
York
Dummer Street
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C. A. Peaslee
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Maine
Smo
Liberty Theatre
Paramount and
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Bath Opera House
Opera House
Mrs. Hanson
Bowdoinham
Kennebec
Lodge
F. P. Curtis
Travers
George W. Thompson
A. ©. Noyes
Charles 8. Hatch
State Road
W. B. Rideout
F. K. Jack
Cara
L. P. Temple
Willam Melver
Bowdoin
South Bowdoin
Mra
EF. P. Gile
Chapman
FE. E. Wilson
Greene
Bowdoinham Advertiser
P.O. Jack
Litchield
G. PL Spakey
Nequasset Lake
George Derry
Celia Currier
Georgia Wheeler
Waterville
Elton Phinney
Marion Cooper
Navy
E. NT
Unicorn Dairy Ration
Bath Grain CO
Bath Dept Store
J. M. Reardon