West Bath Grange Sewing Circle Prepares for May Sale
West Bath ladies continue apron and fancy article making at the West Bath Grange. A May sale is planned with entertainment and a supper featuring fish cakes, eggs, cake and pie. Red Cross sewing sessions proceed with planned dinners and committees for April 25 and future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Bath Grange
Tie Delli
Deguhir
Hebl Teret
Staites Petersen
Florida
Florida. "Pies Pteenrn Salote de Pere Eeteeted Bey Moitiens Pianaiser
Joonling
Batiay Phys
TVES
Red Cross
West Iath Grange
Grange
Kitndness
Rose Riehl
Laura Lemont
Pred Cary
Harriet Oliver
William White
Abner Johnson
Walter Lar- Tabee
Belle Donnell
Bath
Julia Johnson
Joanna Todgkins
Annie Murington
North Bath
West Bath
East Brunswick
Rose Rich
Eeith Rich
Lillian Rogers
Annie Peterson
Lizzie Haggett
Fred Cary
Llewellyn Rogers
Walter Larrabee
Nlazel Wharff
Mabel Brown
Samuel Levine Visited Boston for Business
Samuel Levine is in Boston on business visiting local offices and meeting partners. The trip centers on corporate discussions and potential deals with regional firms while in the city.
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Samuel Levine
Boston
First Baptist Church Gala Highlights Bridal Night Stage
First Baptist church members staged a vestry entertainment headlined by a bridal night. Funds raised surpassed 40 dollars as Miss Alec Viernes handled tickets and Miss Minnie Durgin led the candy table. Various members coordinated the program while Mrs. Lena Ring supervised musical portions and others assisted with planning and hosting. The event featured poems, songs, and a sequence of stage acts culminating in the Bridal W UC aria and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coity Guild
First Baptist Church
Dickets
Alec Viernes
Minnie Durgin
Jane Goodin
Lena Ring
William Taat
Arthur J Dinton
Cedric Miertin
Lotta Batton
Trish
Batis
Seleetman
Wilert
Relinila
Carter
Dolly Trever
Ruth
Mary
Lotta Baton
Pato
Colles Mit
Deste Witter
Mass
Olnes Torres
Mies
Pittie Michell
Mabel Whitten
Piquant Sili
Florence
Percy Pratt
Jason Menibo
Okai
Zaeny Irene Jenkins
Hiareriet MeNineh
Wisiepa Orel Geyarias
Pauline Nickersen
Mrs. German
Dube
Gracdiate Galleria
Miss Grace Spaulding
Beatrice Jenkins
Jeanette Pickle
Venice
Nevins
Pat Moore
Elsie Lake
Alt Pine
Reading
Peter
The
Edwin Haggett
Wesley Choral Society Box Supper Draws Members
The Wesley Choral Society held a vestry box supper on Friday night attended by nearly all members. Food boxes were auctioned and buyers ate with their box’s creator. Afterward, Robert S. Grordon led songs while Madelyn Davis performed a piano piece. Director Otis No Curd and Davis staged a sketch “You Cant Pool Men” that drew laughs, though it included blackface and jokes of the era.
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Wesley Choral Society
Robert S. Grordon
Daal Brooks
Mardelyne Davis
Otis No. Curd
Madelyn Davis
Mr. Curd
Obituary Mi Abatiechia Prevensal Passes Away
Mi Abatiechia Prevensal died after a long illness. She was a devoted wife and mother, survived by two daughters Mrs Alice J. Morse and Mrs Mittiane MM Cams of Portland, and four sons, with lingering health struggles noted. Her family honors a life of care and devotion.
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Benjamin Perew
Daver
Peeripeiin
Peeripeiin Conel Natatins Perewoof Batheid
Alice J. Morse
Mittiane MM Cams
Portland
Pour Prindchildren
Swan Attacks Swimmers Halts Chertsey Race
A swan attacked multiple swimmers during a Chertsey race forcing judges to abandon the event after a bald headed man fought off the bird and the creature persisted, prompting onlookers to intervene.
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Chertsey
Danish Rohrbach Airplane Completes First Copenhagen Flight
The Rohrbach factory in Copenhagen has completed its first aircraft designed for passenger and freight service. It carries twelve passengers plus freight, is flown by two pilots with dual controls, built of duralumin, and powered by two 720 horsepower motors reaching 210 kmh. Easter fashion is trending this week.
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Rohrbach
Copenhagen
Local Democrats Endorse F W Carlton for Senate
Sagadahoc County Democrats convene in Bath to back F W Carlton in the state senate race citing his advocacy for a state owned bridge over the Kennebec River at Bath. They align with Carlton for the next legislative session and seek party unity in support of his campaign.
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Heo Woull
Carlton
Hen Hebe
Dearth
Nhennebec
Uith Teimseends
Bath
Sogselahee County
Carlo
Woeiwvieh
Die Degishinte
Three Bath Officers Resign Their Jobs
Three Bath officers resign their posts after Captain Thesis Reynolds and Patrolmen John Pies and Pebi Medes leave duties. Mayor Trish appoints John A. Small as night watch captain and Proiace Potile shifts to day duties. The aldermen confirm all appointments as new staffing follows a wave of resignations and reassignments.
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Thesis Reynolds
Amd
John Pies c
Pebi
Hupert Miller
Melville Rice
Roscoe Robinson
Gilmore
Trish
John A. Smal
Dias
Prank Reynolds
Miller
Rice
Robinson
Thomas d. Resnolde
Place
Ireley
Danger City
Marshall
Amazon River Declared Greatest Waterway on Earth
Historical accounts claim the Amazon River holds the world’s largest discharge and drains extensive basin territory from near the equator to the Atlantic. Explorers Francisco de Orellana and other Spaniards describe vast forests, dense vegetation, and riverine trade shaping the surrounding lands.
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Theoiveral
Equator
Opti
Francisco de Orellana
Basil
Senior Class Play Promises Top Show at Columbia Center
The senior class presents a school play titled Advinee ticket goon sade Mendis to be shown at Columbia Mienter on April 2. Tickets go to seniors and are expected to sell out. Exchange of voter Hebets for seats is planned and the cast works hard to deliver one of the best school shows here.
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Sade Mendis
Adversee
Columbia Mienter
Seroens
Aud
Quade
Mason Term Dance Draws Crowd at Temple Social
The Masonice Social Association hosted a Friday night dance with Grindell's orchestra supplying music. George McLain performed a Hawaiian waltz on guitar, and several dances delighted attendees. Intermission featured ice cream and cake as Mintsonic Association promises more surprises at tonight's event.
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Masonie ‘Pemple
Masenie Social Association
Ridell
George McLain
Mintsonic Social Association
Temple
Grindell
Forest Protection Week Set For April 21 27
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace urges governors to observe Forest Protection Week April 21 to 27 to curb forest fires and protect National Forests. He notes $6,000,000 in annual losses and calls for Arbor Day observances and broad public involvement to prevent fires mainly caused by human carelessness.
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Walhice
United States
Wallace
United
Church Building Fund records rapid construction pace in 1925
The Church Building Fund Commission of the Episcopal Church reports 37 church buildings completed in 1925 including 10 rectories and 15 parish houses. It notes 2 churches and 13 rectories completed by gifts and grants, funded by $111,650 repaid on capital loans and $26,000 in capital gifts from two communicants.
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Chureh Building Fund
Charles K. Pardee
United States
Dolkins
Pardee
Women File Primary Nomination Papers
Three women filed primary petitions for state representative seats at the secretary of state office. Lali G. Phorton of Topsfield seeks the Democratic nomination for Topsfield Varneeborn and Washington Counties. Thirrier Noendersen of Parrimington runs Republican for Parsingt on Chesterville areas. Katherine Alten of Limpen seeks Republican from Hampden DerMon God Celenbeira.
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Secetary of State
Bette
Ares Lali G. Phorton
Topsfield
Cli
Chesterville
Katherine
Alten
Limpien
Teres
Eliss Pawns
Hampden
Dermon God Celenbeira
Potter funeral held at family home in Woolwich
Bradford G. Potter's funeral occurred Sunday afternoon at two at the home of his daughter Mrs Heray Morse in Woolwich. Rev. David J. Wilson of Bath's Central Church officiated with Mrs. Mary Harris Curtis assisting. Bearers included C. W. Coss, S. W. LeW, George T. Rice, and George Tibbetts. Burial followed at Riverside. Clara Barton Universalist class plans Patsy in the Vestry for April night. Mrs. Samuel Povielh of Lewiston died recently.
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Siva
Vrel We Larrabee
Bath
Rede Cross
Red Cross
Tlelen Bogers
Anna Rogers
Wiscasset
Bo Brown
Massachusetts
Church of the Navtrene
Caunbridge
George Dh Ruies
Owen
Teun Cotrean
Pred Campbell
Dave
Fosters Point
Carrie Norton
Woolwich
Eames Pinter
Ihmer Craig
Tierbert White
Mars
Joseph Footer
Cyarent Beacher Association
B.o. Whitemore
Mary Philpot
Lannes Buller
Samuel Re Peres
Percy
Sabine
Chirenee Johnson
Laeihe
Ermesto Willian
Stetson
Samuel Bates
Bradford G. Potter
Mes
Heray FL Morse
Sagedahoe Perry
David J. Wilson
Contral Church
Mary Harris Curtis
Thomas W. Coss
Rink S. Liew
George T Rice
George Tibbetts
Riverside
Clara Barton
The
Universalist Church
Patsy
Donnell’s Indian Vegetable Oil Sells Relief Locally
Dr Donnell’s Indian Vegetable Oil relieves coughs colds rheumatism strains sprains sore muscles and chafed hands and throats with bronchial trouble. On sale at Webber’s Drug Store Bath Me.
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Webber's
Telephone company limits information on numbers and addresses
The telephone company issues new rules to curb disclosure of numbers and subscriber names. Operators may not reveal who owns a listed number or provide numbers at shared addresses unless a name is known. Chief operator Bessie Stimpson says curtailments protect essential connections and police/public official access.
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Bessie Stimpson
Information Service
Wis
Campaign against cruelty to animals grows nationwide
The piece notes a long history of fighting cruelty, cites the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals founded in 1866, and urges renewal of efforts the week of April 7. It laments past abuses of horses and dogs, praises increased humane treatment, and warns of reckless driving on country roads needing two weeks to fix hazards.
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Adnan
Bath
Thousands of Crow Blackbirds Over City
A large flock of crow blackbirds, possibly up to a million, passed over the city in a three-flock display on a Wednesday evening. The birds caused notable noise and formation from the southwest to the northeast. The article notes their habit of nesting in city parks, their mixed impact on ecosystems, and their value in controlling insect pests.
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Southland
Canada
Tle
Anel
Bencom Street
Runaway Escape Demonstrates Horse Safety in Town
Acuate owned by ALC Brown of North Bath displayed a horse’s agility and resilience Thursday afternoon. The mare leapt from Trout Bros grain store, dashed through Broad Street and Water Street, and halted when snagging a fence near A J Dunton property. Hair scraped, no injuries or damage to wagon contents. police report shows only scattered articles.
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Acuate
ALC. Brown
North Bath
Trout Bros. Grain Store
Broad Street
Water Street
A. J. Dunton
Royal Edict Sparks Broad Tax Vote Debate
By royal decree the king levied funds from subjects and claimed authority to impose taxes as desired, provoking widespread belief that democracy could approve taxes for any chosen purpose.
Calamity Howler Replaced by Motor Car Preference
An odd phrase speaks of replacing a dramatic calamity claim with a practical choice, noting a large solitaire diamond ring was once used as guaranty for success and that a motor car is now the preferred option in the narrative.
Winter Street Ladies Stage Easter Sale Success
The annual Easter sale by the Winter Street church Ladies aid in their chapel drew a large crowd and strong support. President Mrs Edward B Smith led with co operation from committees featuring Fancy work Lingerie Aprons Food Candy and Tea table groups plus additional volunteers pouring.
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Winter Street
Edward DB. Smith
Ladies Aid
Frank He Deres
Leonice Morse
Isabel Carter
Thomas J. Black
Arthur Lemont
Walter Bowker
Allan M. Ivish
Clare Coombs
Maxwell Powers
Arthur Sampson
Harry A. Starbird
Arthur IX. Purington
Fred S. Sawyer
Fred EF. Foote
Charles Webber
Lamuel R. Percy
Thomas J. Artis
Lillian Frost
Charles Nelson
Fred F. Butler
Marion Lloyd
John A. Lord
Seth Stewart
Proctor Hagan
Fred Miimons
Candy
Ruth ©. Skillings
Francis G. Cooke
Helen Artis
Janette Smith
Katherine Leonard
Tena
Arthur I. Purington
Charles J. Plaisted
Abigail Carter
Sarah Pitchcock
Julian Watson
George A Cahill Of Bath Among Maine's Best Athletes
Dane Coveh Kanaly notes Cahill of Bath as one of Maine's best while the Bath team trains on field edges. Work so far has focused on conditioning and form with no official time trials yet. The track is not ready for running as crews prepare for cinders next week.
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George A. Cahill
Bath
Maine
Coveh Kanaly
Bath Building Association elects officers and directors
George W. Dean was re elected president Joseph Torrey vice president and Hazel G Hartieb secretary and treasurer of the Bath Building Association at its annual meeting. Elwell S Crosby Joseph Torrey and Walter F F Abbott were re elected directors for three years. A semi annual dividend of 25 percent was declared at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dean
Joseph Torrey
Hazel G. Hartieb
Bath Lean Vod Building Association
Elwell S. Crosby
Walter FF. Abbott
Pejepscot Company Plans Busy Season
Pejepscot Paper Co announces a busy season as it prepares about 26 000 cords of pulp wood for the pulp mill. Workers numbering 25 to 75 will be employed in stages as wood shipments arrive, from the on the way shipment to September.
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Pejepscot Paper Co
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First Baptist People
Vestry
SWAN
F. W. Carlton
Sagadahoe County Supreme Court
Diabo
Fred ©. Potter
Melvin A. Hinggert
Willian MM. Adduis
Charles J. Madden
Levi P. Thompson
Arthur J. Larrabee
AL K& WK. Ry. Co
Amazon River
Church Building Fund Commission
B. G. Potter
Samuel Povielh
Briday
Lewiston
DR. Donnell
Cees Sopra
Detroit
Ford
Ford Transportation
Etroit, Michigan
Telephone Company
Bird Lever
Pejepscot Company
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