Genesta Chapter Jolly New Year's Tree Night Fun
Genesta Sewing circle held a festive New Year supper and tree at Masonic temple. Members and guests enjoyed a six chicken pie meal then opened many joke gifts and read verses. Presenters included Grand Associate Patron Henry G Shaw and Mrs Shaw as presents were distributed amid lively antics.
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Roy Shackford
Arthur Lepper
Bath
George W. Dean
M. A. Hodgdon
Charles Soule
Mrs. Soule
Paris
Ernest
Elnora Oliver
Helen Bickle
Flora Hodgdon
Annie Cox
Sarah Wakefield
KE. EB. Vinson
Clyde Luke
Lida Howard
B. F. Savage
Olive Corliss
Annetta Merrill
Henry Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
E. W. Sampson
G. A. Merrill
Lincoln Bailey
Edith Savage
Susan Quick
William R. Kimball
Ford
M. O. Webber
Revolver
Mary Barry
H. G. Deering
Set
Bertha Dean
Marie
Leah Merrill
A. G. Oliver
Eva Helah
Jeanette Shackford
Frank S. Wakefield
Ada Deering
Ella Sprague
Lucy Pike
Bernice Fuller
Mae
Nellie Congdon
Emma Reed
Frank Vike
Clarence Merrill
Bertha Davis
R. C. Spencer
Grace Sampson
Ruby Curtis
Alfie Vinson
Kate Verkins
Bessie Clark
W. M. Congdon
Celina Small
Mabel Merrill
Julia Bailey
Bertha Vepper
Marilla Morse
Alice Shackford
Susanna Congdon
Jason A. Merrill
Eunice Walters
Harry A. Walters
Charles FE. Curtis
Florence Lake
Ellen Murray
Carrie Snow
Mffie Heald
Consuelo Alkazin
Nellie Smith
Mrs Hilma Von Baman Dies in Long Beach
Mrs Hilma Von Baman, wife of Karl Von Baman, died in Long Beach California on January 6 after an operation. Born in Russia she came to Bath as a bride in 1910 and lived here four years. She was educated and a gifted linguist who learned English quickly and became popular in Bath society.
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Hilma von Baman
Karl von Baman
Long Beach
Cal
Karl Breckenbridge
Bath
von Baman
von Bamian
Newell
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
von Bauman
Misses Foote
Washington Street
Breckenridge
von Bamuan
Joint installation and supper for T W Hyde camps officers
About seven attended the joint installation for the T. W. Hyde camp Sons of Veterans and the Auxiliary in G A R hall. A fine supper followed, with salads beans hot rolls and cake prepared by Eva Lemont and others. New officers for the auxiliary include Lucille Blake president Cora Freeman past president and Helen McIntosh vice president. The T W Hyde camp officers were installed by Clarence Warner with gifts exchanged and speeches by Mrs Coleman and others. Red Men guests attended the supper.
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T. W. Hyde
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Eva Lemont
Sadie Garcelon
Bina Staples
Elizabeth Haley
Lucille Blake
Margaret Coleman
Brunswick
Ruby Normand
Ila Day
Cora Freeman
Helen McIntosh
Florence Robinson
Cora Freeman Kya Lemont
Hla Day
Lou Miller
Martha Wilson
Mitch Miller
Charlotte Barker
Katherine Durgan
Jennie Danforth
Ruth Warner
Mary Gallant
William Wakefield
T. W. Hyde Camp
Clarence Warner
Harry Warner
E. A. Garcelou
Alfred Keene
Fred Clark
Vernon W. Miller
Henry Wilson
Fred Cousins
Paul West
Charles Brewster
Gertrude Stewart
Telic
Coleman
Wast
Vernon W
End of the Motor Gearshift Sought
The article describes a French maker's automatic gearshift system tested on trucks and cars. It uses progressively engaged ratchets to provide gear changes without a traditional differential or clutch. The mechanism aims to reduce engine shock and prevent stalling by adjusting gear to maintain efficient speed under varying loads.
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France
First Baptist Church Women Elect New Leader at January Meeting
The Co workers class held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Edward Daley's Bailey Street home. Committees named for entertainment refreshments visiting and membership. Mrs. Fy W. Larrabee presided as newly elected president.
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First Baptist Church
Edward Daley
Bailey Street
Vera Brown
Freeman Crosby
Leon Eaton
Lotty Eaton
Chaney
Fy W. Larrabee
Georgetown Working League Meeting Delayed Election
The Georgetown Working League gathered at the First Baptist vestry with hostesses Mrs. Josie Williams and Mrs. Jennie Todd. Absences led to postponement of officer elections for two weeks. a clam chowder supper and evening games followed.
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First Baptist Vestry
Josie Williams
Jennie Todd
George Laskey
Walter Powers
Robinhood
Bath
T. M. Hagan
Morrill Wood
Georgetown
Brunswick
Himi
J. R. Blackie
J. D. Williams
Telleher
Grace Brown
West Bath
Sara Pinkham
Harold Hunt
Hunt
Charles Campbell
Bessie Powers
Maxine Walker
Five Islands
Center School
Marjorie Hinckley
Elizabeth Hunt
Marion Hunt
Regina Delano
Arthur Delano
Jdtofer Hagan
Orea Mai
Ralph Dunton
New Jersey
KE. J. Billings
Ralph Reynolds
Evelyn Hu
Moving Pictures
Sath
Red Cross Courier Delights Members With New Organ
Red Cross members praise the new monthly publication The Red Cross Courier which replaces the weekly edition. An Idaho Statesman editorial entitled Non Accident About Red Cross argues the organization must be ready at all times with supplies, money, and relief workers.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Courier
Idaho Statesman of
Boise
Fire Department
Revenue Agents Attend Supper and Dance in Maine
A large group of twenty five revenue agents gathered Monday at the Colonial for a supper and a later dance at the armory after a school of instruction on the 1924 income tax law. Jack A’Hearn organized the event with Malcol Doble acting as toastmaster. informal toasts followed. The school ended Tuesday and the agents returned home.
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Maine
Colonial
Cabillo
Jack A'Hearn
Malcol Doble
Radio street finds clear reception after storm
A radio operator reported strong reception over the first Monday evening and early Tuesday morning. He picked up distant stations from Ohio, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Missouri and KGO in Oakland California broadcasting from the San Francisco studio.
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Ohio
Hlinvis
Oklahoma
Missouri
KGO
Oakland
Calif
San Francisco
Turkey Supper Unites Parish Before Annual Meeting
Over 100 people enjoyed Grace church parish turkey supper in the parish house. The event featured decorations, candles, and waitresses from St. Mary's Guild and the Woman's Auxiliary. Rector Rev. Charles M. Tubbs led the annual meeting with treasurer Harry S. Day reporting a strong year and growing envelope subscriptions. New and reelected vestry members were announced, and various parish reports noted steady church activity and renewed membership.
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Grace Church Parish
P. M. Olm
St. Mary's Guild
Woman's Auxiliary
Carroll Watson
Charles M. Tubbs
W. Dayton Hill
Harry S. Day
Day
Frederick E. Drake
Robert Cochran
Harry L. Day
Joseph M. Trott
Trott
Frederick D. Hill
Fred Shaw
Charles D. Hall
Daniel Williams
John Bk. Burkhardt
Girls’ Friendly Society
R. S. Clement
Sir Galahad
Corliss Street Sunday School Elects Officers for Year
After the Sunday school session Corliss Street church reports a successful year and bright outlook. Elected officers include Sidney L. Eaton superintendent Eu la Fielding treasurer and secretary Dorothy Coombs recording secretary Velma Cornish superintendent primary department Mrs Sidney Th Eaton home department Mrs John Hunt cradle roll Elvira Coombs assistant Sadie Coombs promotion Mrs Elmer Campbell pianist floral committee Mrs Frank Blake Velma Cornish concert committee Mrs Mary McIntire and Mrs Lois Ames missionary committee Free Will Workers to meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Frank Lpow ker. Installations planned Wednesday night with Principal A B Scott address on Religious Education in the Schools. Prayer meeting Thursday night at 5 fo.
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Corliss Street
Workers’ Conference
Hese
Sidney L. Eaton
Eula Fielding
Dorothy Coombs
Velma Cornish
Sidney Th. Eaton
Home Department
John Hunt
Elvira Coombs
Sadie Coombs
Elmer
Campbell
W. W. Chaney
Frank Blake
Velmim Cornish
Mary McIntire
Lois Ames
Frank Lpowker
Vine Street
Christiaan Mndeavor
A. B. Scott
Baptist Young People Annual Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Young People's Society met in the vestry Monday evening and voted to affiliate with the BLYL of A. Beatrice Jenkins was named president with a slate including Beatrice Goddard and Paul Moore on the membership committee. Officers will be installed Monday night January 26.
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Young People’s Society of the First Baptist Church
G. KE. Roberts
Bly.lwu
Beatrice Jenkins
Leon HR. Eaton
Elsie Luke
Grace Spaulding
Kiva McCabe
Wilfred Rice
Irene Jenkins
Leon R. Eaton
Bath Red Cross elects officers and plans June car visit
At the Bath Red Cross annual election Mrs. Seth S. Mullin was reelected chairman with Mrs. Paul Dresser as vice chairman Harold W. DeLong treasurer and Mabel Thwing recording secretary. The chapter, with over 500 members, plans a first aid car in June and life saving demonstrations in August. A composition by J Harry McLellan may be featured at the De Reszke concert in Portland. McLellan’s piece Lend Your Ear Pretty Maid was first performed in Portland last year. Clyde F. Morton of Arlington Mass is visiting his mother Mrs. Alonzo Moore and has returned home.
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Bath
American Red Cross
Seth S. Mullin
Paul Dresser
Harold W. DeLong
Mabel Thwing
Red Cross
Capt. Miller
J. Harry McLellan
Maine
de Reszke
City Hall
Portland
Portland Men's Singing Club
Clyde F. Morton
Arlington
Mass
Alonzo Moore
Arnold Smith
Oak Street
Five Islands Grange Installs Officers and Socials
On Tuesday evening the Five Islands Grange installed officers led by Rev. W. T. Boyd with Misses Cromwell Walker and others assisting. A oyster stew banquet followed as members and guests attended lessons and visits to local schools and community groups.
Ceremony Honors Sagadahoe K of C Third Degree
Fully 350 persons attended the elactor ate ceremonial of the third degree as exemplified upon 27 members of Sagadahoe council K of C in Voresters hall Monday night. State Deputy James H. Carroll and staff led the four hour degree work. A supper of sauer kraut, rolls, doughnuts and coffee followed in the Knights hall.
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Sagadahoe Council
K. of C
Voresters Hall
James H. Carroll
Patrics Toyce
Portland
Stephen Hassem
John Conley
Lewiston
Joseph Z. Ouerette
Brunswick
John J. Keegan
Bath
Charles M. Fitzgerald
Knights of Columbus Hall
William J. O'Brien
Edward J. Murphy
Colonial Club to Meet Brunswick in Bath Tournament
Brunswick club members travel to Bath next Monday night to contest a tournament with the Colonial club. Colonial players cover billiards, pool, duplicate bridge, auction bridge, cribbage and sixty three with listed pairs led by Ross, Hagha, Marks, Morri son, and others.
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Brunswick Club
Bath
Colonial Club
Rodney Ross
M. A
W. Verey Marks
Tom Morrison
Dr. EK
M. Fuller
Henry W. Owen
Andrew 3. Merrill
Joseph McCole
Frank Z. Turner
Edward Ramsey
John A. Legro
Frank M. Powers
Fred HH. Thompson
Robert B. Hatch
William PF. Pond
Weston L. Bonney
Frank Talbot
Harold Fielding
Harry Hall
Oscar Greenough
Wiscasset Builder Secures Yacht Contract for Two-Master
I F Pendleton of Wiscasset has won the contract to build an auxiliary cruising schooner for Henry F Thodman of Detroit. The two-master, 70 feet overall and 50 feet on the waterline, designed by Charles D Mower, will sail Maine coast next summer and the West Indies next winter. The craft is a modified fisherman type adaptable to ocean racing. Bath reports no robins this year. Charles Cobb and wife saw one near Richmond Corner.
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I. F. Pendleton
Wiscasset
Henry EF. Thodman
Detroit
Maine
West Indies
Charles D. Mower
Naval Architect
New York
Popham Steamer Shows Excellent Seasonal Progress
Popham Beach Steamboat Co reports a strong season for the Sabine despite a weak summer for travel. The Sabine remained in good condition with repairs only during overhauls and no scheduled trips were missed Bath to Popham Beach. Owen Ledyard elected to the board succeeding Dr Warren F. E. Kershner during a Thursday meeting in Bankeblock office.
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Sabine
Popham Beach Steamboat Co
Sabino
Bath
Popham Beach
Frederick J. Hinckley
Bankeblock
Owen Ledyard
Warren FE. Kershner
George E. Thompson
Hinckley
James E. Verkins
Charles H. Oliver
Oliver Moses Vod
Mr. Ledyard
Charles V. Minott
John H. Shaeey
Central Church Choir Holds New Year Supper and Prize Night
The Central Church choir's January 7 gathering in the parish house drew 35 members for oyster stew and treats. Choir leader John Shaw announced prizes for attendance, with Dorothy Appleton winning five dollars and Elsie Wakefield earning an oversharp pencil. Gifts and dancing followed, as the supper committee coordinated with Mrs. Howard Parks and others.
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Central Church Choir
John Shaw
Dorothy Appleton
Elsie Wakefield
Madelyn Chase
Howard Parks
Laura Appleton
Edna Vepper
Frances Sprague
Ruth Ledyard
Charles Farnham
Post Offices To Join In Thrift Week Plans
National Thrift Week to be observed January 17 to 28 by the Post Office Department. Posters for postal autos and circulars will be distributed January 17 explaining the Postal Savings System. Deposits range from $1 to $2500. Postal savings stamps at 10 cents each provide deposits of $1. Savings certificates earn 2 percent simple interest.
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Post Office Department
Benjamin Franklin
United States
South End PT A Plans Dinner to Aid Morse High Cafeteria
At a Tuesday meeting the South End PT A voted to contribute 50 to buy dishes for Morse high cafeteria and to host a supper at the hall on Tuesday night Jan 27 to raise funds. Any excess will go to the Y M C A to fulfill the association’s pledge of 25.
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South End PT. A
Morse High
the Hall
Customs Talk Highlights Greek Armenian and Turkish Life
Dr. Paul G. Bagdikian spoke to the Cosmopolitan club on life and customs of Greece Armenia and Turkey with nearby experiences. The nominating committee for the next meeting was named by president Mrs. Frost. Nonresident membership was granted to Marion Dean of Dorchester. An interpretative art class is planned and gymnasium sessions will be offered by the Y. Bessie Hunt sang with Flossie Beals at the piano. Refreshments followed.
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Paul G. Bagdikian
Greece
Armenia
Turkey
Cosmopolitan Club
Frost
Margaret R. Foote
Walters. Glidden
Harriet Morse
Ella J. Douglas
Missy Edna Bliss
Marion Dean
Dorchester
Mass
Badgikian
Bessie Hunt
Flossie Beals
Free Will Workers Hold Annual Meeting at Mrs Chaney’s Home
The Free Will Workers of Corliss Street church met Wednesday last at Mrs. Wilfred W. Chaney’s home 382 Washington Street. Eighty dollars were voted to help remodel the vestry for a kindergarten department and a February food sale was discussed. Officers were re elected: Mrs. Chaney president Mrs Carroll A Deering vice president Mrs Warren Melniire secretary and Mrs William Pearson treasurer. A dozen members stayed for supper then attended the Corliss Street church week of prayer with sermons by Rev John A Swetnam and Rev L W Hammons.
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Wilfred W. Chaney
Free Will
Corliss Street
Washington Street
Chaney
Carroll A. Deering
Warren Melniire
William Pearson
Corliss Stret Church
John A. Swetnam
First Baptist Church
Ll. W. Hammons
Advent Church
Mary Conley Hosts Ukulele Club on Beacon Street
Miss Mary Conley entertained her Ukulele club on Beacon Street on Wednesday evening. The event featured music by Miss Louise Oliver and Ethel Huggard with vocal piano and ukulele solos, hot chocolate and treats, and a chocolate drinking contest won by Louise Oliver who received chocolates. The group later serenaded at Miss Violet Smusden's with coffee and fruit. Attendees included Dorothy Huggard, Louise Daley, Dorisa McKay, Ethel Huggard, Margaret Conley, and Louise Oliver. Next week the club meets at Miss Doris McKay's on Thinsimer Street. There is word of the death of Norwhislow Williams of Baltimore, father-in-law of W. Williams, formerly Miss Kaiy of Bath.
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Mary Conley
Beacon Street
Louise Oliver
Ethel Hughd
Violet Smusden
Dorothy Huggard
Louise Daley
Dorisa McKay
Ethel Huggard
Margaret Conley
Doris McKay
Thinsimer Street
Bath
Nowhislow) Williams
Baltimore, Md
W. Wiliaws
Kaiy
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