Easter Concert at Wesley Church Impresses Congregation
Easter Sunday services at Wesley M. I. church drew large crowds with fine music led by the chair. Pastor Charles K. Brooks baptized three adults and a baby, with new members welcomed. Evening concert featured children under committee direction with a program of hymns, recitations, solos, duets, and a pantomime, amid Easter lilies and hyacinths arranged by several church members.
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Wesley M. I
Charles KE. Brooks
Richard Quick Fleming
Galen Watson
Ena L Bucknam
Lilie M. Cahill
Charles Ek. Brooks
Eva Lemont
Mabel Lermond
Georgia Ripley
Dunlap Commandery Easter Service At Masonic Temple
The Easter service by Dunlap commandery at the Masonic Temple drew a large audience. N Gratz Jackson introduced the program followed by a quartet featuring Mrs Lewis Wall, Mrs Mil ton Douglas, Chester Plant and Sanford Nickerson. Rev KE Lewis Wall delivered prayers, with a vocal solo by Mrs Wall, In Memoriam by Dr Langdon T Snipe, and a brass quartet performing Rock of Ages. Past Commander Francis G Cook received a past commander's jewel in a speech by Wast Commander Melvin H Beerwort.
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Masonic Temple
Dunlap Commandery
N. Gratz Jackson
IE. Lewis Wall
Milton Douglas
Chester Plant
Sanford Nickerson
KE. Lewis Wall
Wall
Virginia college students travel to Toulouse and Mexico
William and Mary College plans summer study tours to the University of Toulouse in France and the National University in Mexico for 1925. Academic work will count toward degrees at Toulouse and teaching certificates of the Alliance Pranisi. Courses in Mexico available to English speaking Americans and those who understand Spanish under Prof. Casteneda.
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University of Toulouse
France
National University
Mexico
William and Mary College
Alliance Pranesise
University of Mexico
William and Mary
Toulouse
Fichtner
C. BE
Casteneda
Tribute to Miss Moses Educator and Alumnus Honored
A glowing tribute to Miss L. Resa Moses, longtime Bath high school alumnus and educator, was delivered by Rev. Paul Dresser during his Master sermon at the New Church where she had been an active member.
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L. Theresa Moses
Old Bath High School
Paul Dresser
New Church
Stone House farm milk wagon loses wheel on Front street
The Stone House farm milk team met with disaster on Front street Mondy forenoon when the right hind wheel dropped off due to a defective axle. No milk spilled. milk was transferred to another team and the wrecked wagon sent for repairs. The finance commission holds frequent sessions this month to wrestle with the annual appropriation bill, facing the challenge of keeping appropriations down.
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Stone House Farm
Front Street
Mondy
Shaw
Finance Commission
World Wide Work Of Baptist Denomination To Be Addressed
GEORGETOWN Superintendent of Board of Promotion for Maine E. C. Whittemore will speak Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Kirst Baptist church on the worldwide work of the Baptists. A supper will be served at six in the vestry. Many local residents and visitors are noted in attendance or mentioned in related items as Easter events and community updates fill the page.
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Board of Promotion
Maine
First Baptist Church
E. C. Whittemore
Waterville
Board of Promotion For
The
Baptists
Kirst Baptist Church
League
Roy Newman
Cherry Lawn School
Darien
Conn
Stamford
Five Islands
Worthind
T. M. Hagan
Working League
I. H. Woodside
Harry Horne
Bath
Martha K. Rich
Dboston
Harold J. Brown
Frederick Laskey
Robinhood
Cora Beals
Everett
Mass
Carrie Mason
Winchester
W. T. Boyd
Freeport
John D. Williams
Evelyn Hussey
C. L. Hinckley
Tuesday Club to stage comedy The Mishaps of Minerva
The Tuesday club of Winter Street church will present a comedy The Mishaps of Minerva in the chapel next Tuesday night. The cast includes Mortimer Sterling Mrs Beatrice Black Victor Brown Harry Stevenson Mrs Clinton Wilson and others with Miss Marion Freeman directing and a Men’s Club Orchestra providing accompaniment. In a separate note Frank Vike killed a giant tarantula in a grocery store on Pearl Street in April. Canada sold buffalo hides last year totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars with hides bringing 75 to 100 dollars each.
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Winter Street
Minerva
Mortimer Sterling
Beatrice Black
Victor Brown
Cort Terete
Clinton D. Wilson
Harry Stevenson
Bhs Ose
Arthur LD
Sampson Barnes
Frank Vike
WM. Hagan
Pearl Street
Tris
Pike
Canada
Signs of Weather Still Captain of Old Sayings
A look at New England weather lore shows old proverbs and superstitions guiding forecasts. From coffee cup bubbles to corn beef and cabbage days, people read signs in winds, crops, and animal habits while science explains much away.
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New England
Weather Bureau
Salem
Vermont
Job
Longfellow
Fine Flock of Rhode Island Reds at Hardings Farm
Dr. H A Bates displays a fine flock of Rhode Island red hens at his Hardings home this spring. He owns about 500 mature birds and hundreds of chicks with more on the way. Bates claims the birds are best for this climate and world leading layers. He breeds select two year olds, raises only top layers, and uses roosters from proven stock. Incubators in his basement yield large high quality eggs.
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H. A. Bates
Rhode Island
Hardings
Dr. Bates
United States
Easter Observance at Five Islands Church Sermon and Fragrant Floral Tribute
Easter service at Five Islands laid out with Rev W T Boyd delivering a fine sermon and music by Mrs E B Billings with a solo by Mrs Fred Carr. Cora May Hanna and Gertrude Jeanette Carr were consecrated. flowers from Mrs W H Holland memory of her husband and Sunshine flowers from Ladies Aid given to shut-ins. Nearby notices cover daily visits, outings, and community events at Bath, Bowdoinham, Richmond, and Seguinland with residents traveling by boat or car, and Grange activities adding to the week.
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Five Islaod
W. T. Boyd
E. B. Billings
Fred Carr
Cora May
T. J. Hanna
Gertrude Jeanette
W. H. Holland
George Carey
Bath
Lewiston
Teresa
Henry Howard
Chester Pinkham
Alfred
Ellsworth Pinkham
George Gray
L. G. Lewis
Five Islands
William Belanger
William
W. B. Reid
Portland
Seguinland
Grange
KE. B. Billings
Philip S. Campbell Jr
Mark Hanna
Elbridge Mains
L. H. Rowe
J.T. MaceMatan
Nettie Snowman
Hallowell
D. L. Howard
Ocean View
Davis
Clinton Tianna
I. H Rittall
Horace Rittall
Saco
James Stevens
MacMahon Island
AL O P. Davis
Harry C. Williams
Gi. W. Moulton
Mr. Williams
Esther Worthing
Llewellyn Rittal
Manila customs inspector returns lost purse without reward
Vicente Lumanag of Manila found a purse with $8000 on a visiting steamer, identified the owner from a card, and returned the money. He refused a $500 reward and kept his duties private until the grateful owner wrote to the customs authorities praising his honesty. The piece notes another item about the largest hen's egg, 10 inches in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicente Lumanag
Manila
Vicente
Bath skater Forrest Hamilton wins trio of races in Lowell
Bath speedster Forrest Hamilton defeated Al Nebes of Lowell and two other top New England skaters in a dramatic three night series at Lowell. After an initial Nebes win, Hamilton seized control with a five mile win and a later eight mile marathon that ended in a Nebes comeback and controversy as spectators celebrated the finish. Hamilton hails from a skating family, with brother Clarence once holding the world two mile indoor record.
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New England
Forrest Hamilton
Bath
Lowell Mass
Portland Polo League
Lowell
al Nebes
Leo Dourthy
Cambridge
Tanuny Zanze
Revere
Hamilton
Nebes
Berlin
Clarence Hamilton
Chicago Coliseum
Forrest’ Hamilton
Educators Call for a Movie University in America
Dr. Henry S. Curtis of Missouri outlines a national “movie university” concept in the Playground and Recreation Association of America issue. He envisions a strong drama school, research laboratories, and departments such as history Americanization literature geography botany and sociology integrated into film education.
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America
Henry S. Curtis
State Department of Education
Missouri
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Motion “Picture University
Curtis
The Movie as Education Says Dr Curtis
Dr Curtis asserts film holds an unquestioned place in education and that cinema creates stronger, more lasting impressions than printed material, particularly for children.
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Dr. Curtis
Sills Declares Pacifism Worst Form Of Peace
Bowdoin college President Kenneth C. M. Sills told the Saturday Club in Brunswick that pacificism is a muddled danger to world peace and urged a program of military and naval preparedness while warning against signings pledges against war. He cited threats from Germany Turkey Bolshevist Russia and Balkan unrest and urged United States participation in the World Court and League of Nations. Officers were elected: Helen Varney president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sills
Germany
Turkey
Russia
Balkans
France
United States
World Court
League of Nations
Helen L. Varney
Daniel C. Stanwood
EE. Randolph Comee
John C. Thalheimer
Clara D. Hayes
Gerald G. Wilder
Herman d. Stover
Exports Hit Over Three Billion in First Nine Months
Exports for the first nine months reached more than 3 billion dollars, an increase of about 200 million from the same period last year.
Forsdick Predicts Another War Threatening Civilization
Raymond Forsdick a trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation warns that a future large scale conflict could endanger the permanence of modern civilization, signaling concern over looming global instability and the risk of widespread destruction.
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Raymond Forsdick
Rockefeller Foundation
Gross Assets Deduct Items Not Admitted Record
The document lists gross assets totaling .4 and subtracts non admitted items amounting to 37,346,850.29 with a secondary figure of 70,207.39. It presents a net asset adjustment likely for financial reporting or compliance purposes.
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Dorothy Wing
Francis Reed
Jane Wing
George Parshley
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John Stewart, Jr
Catherine McGuiggan
Dorothy Hogue
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Vauline Burden
Virginia College
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Bath Grain CO
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Mike Shannon
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Francis G. Cooke
Lajcha Sterling
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Langdon 'T. Suipe
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Maxwell Powers
Clara Sterling
Ruth C. Skillings
Motly
Atcha
Charles BE. Vlaisted
Belle Brantley
the Screamer
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Arthur K. Purington
Valmer
Albert I. Austin
Jennia van Deusin Spuyker
Sterling Home
Marion Freeman
Robert Hatch
Hope Hersom
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Hardings Farm
United States Boundary
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