Visit to Madeira Delights Bath Readers on Voyage
The correspondent recounts the Madeira crossing from the Azores aboard an Italian flag ship. He notes the scenery, the leisure onboard, and the welcome of Madeira harbor as the liner anchors. Passengers enjoy music, games like Hit Man Again, and the cosmopolitan atmosphere before ashore explorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Presciente Wilson
Madeira
the Times
Atlantic
Boston
Azores
New England
Santa Maria
Vargo Point
Villa
Easter Concerts Bring Colorful Program at Bath Churches
A large crowd attended Easter programs at Corliss Street Baptist and First Baptist, with recitations by Evelyn Trott, Marjorie Palmer, Mildred Averill, Louise Wilson, and many others. The afternoon included songs like Christ Arose, The Lily Bells, and Easter Light, while the morning featured a baptism and Master’s message from Rev. John A. Swetnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEO Pirates
Ieee
Annuah Chiney
Franklyn Hallowell
Pease
RY Sas
Ogee
Ruby D Preble
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Elwyn QC
Taylor
Evelyn Trott
Marjorie Palmer
Mildred Averill
Lily
Marion Palmer
Pee Cora May Pearson
Robin
Mildred Chellis
Elizabeth ‘Trott
Jesus
Silas Plant
Christ
Louise Wilson
Charlinn Cornish
Evelyn ‘Trott
Evelyn Wathice
Annah Chaney
Mildred Averitt
Fred
Wallace
First Baptist Church
Aooserman
John A. Swetnam
Unusua
Emuma
Colby School
UEC Caee Ee
Nil Baer Arene
Linnie MeNineb
Frank Martin
Ehistotcute Pen
Madelyn Dunton
Belem
Pauline Rogers Leeuir
Robert Pinkham
Ernestine Maton
Stanley Curtis
Bernice Haining Gureshephert
Phyllis Maton
Jacqueline Blethen
Syron Haining
Marie
Leah Merrill
Dorothy Martin
Ned Res
Laura Harrington
Abbie Youkund
King of Calvary
Theateligipe
Ike Y Teatrice Jenkins Rcs Theter Het Pet Geete
Tee
William Parks
Muriel Liane
Anteater
Fogle
Reeas
Marguerite McNinch
Randall Daley
Lillian Cutler
Abbie Youlind
Amy Trish
Motil Oaetie Yoatas
Harold Harrington
Jeanor Wright
Charles Stewart
Larrabee
Worrey
Isabel Burns
Ruth Curtis
Florence Chellis
Pilgrin
Miss Lake
Mr. Mulcahy
Winter Street Church Program and Local Notices
Winter Street Congregational church held a Sunday evening program led by Rev. Edwin Dodge Hardin with Allin Ramsay as music director featuring a Triumphal March and several solos and an anthem. Sagadahoc county Pomona Grange will meet Dromore Grange of Phippsburg next Wednesday to discuss road conditions for farmers traveling by automobile. Mr and Mrs Daniel Costello have returned home from New Orleans after two months with Mrs Costello's brother John Barrett.
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Winter Street Congregational Church
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Allin Ramsay
Stewart Mr. Ramsay
Hateh
Spakes
Sagadahoe County
Pomona Grange
Dromore Grange
Phippsburg
Daniel Costello
Maxwell Stress
New Orleans
Bath Travelers Back From Journey Abroad
Hon Edward W Hyde and Mrs Hyde return to Bath after two weeks in Palestine and ten weeks across the Mediterranean visiting Constantinople Jaffa Paris Algiers Alexandria and Italian ports. They report a Turkish mosque mishap a helpful Cook’s tourist agent and an unusually cold season ending plans to visit England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pales
Mediterranean
Edward W. Hyde
Bath
Vhey
Constantinople
Switzerland
Mosque
St. Sofia
Jaffa
Palestine
Jesus
Paris
Algiers
Alexandria
Hyde
Portland
Monte Carlo
Menton
Mr. Hyde
John ©. Phillips
Boston
Eleanor Hyde
la Provence
Roosevelt
England
Feeble Mindedness Topic Highlights Bath Rotary Luncheon
Bath Rotary heard Dr. Warren Kershner discuss feeble mindedness and its economic impact from rising care costs and declining reproduction among the mentally sound. He cited hereditary patterns and urged sterilization measures with safeguards, referencing a Maine Legislature vetoed bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Warren Ki. Kershner
Kershage
Maine
Bath
Moses
H . Stetson
Pres. Desmond
James Gillis
Hartford, Conn
Rotary Club
Tragic Pemaquid Point Light Tales of Maine Coast
A sweeping reminiscence on Pemaquid Point Light recounts a deadly September night when the Edmunds schooner crashed near the point, claiming 15 lives, and a later rescue tale of a brave woman keeper and storms testing lighthouse operations along the Maine coast.
Sagadahoc’s Oldest Reaches 102 in Good Health
Sagadahoc’s oldest resident, Mrs. Margaret dh. McParland of the Old Folks Home, marked her 102nd birthday with letters and cards. Matron Catherine Da Miers presented a cake inscribed with 1027 in red frosting. She remains alert, enjoys conversations on many subjects, and faces age with vigor. Born in Grand Manan, she came to Bath years ago after marrying John Medirland, belonging to a nine-child family with three sisters and a brother who died early this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dh. McParland
Old Folks Home
Catherine da Miers
Mars
Mefarhind
McFarhind
Stuart
Ostie
Sagidahee
Martie
Grand Maman
Bath
John Medirland
Emily
Bauiga Phinsen
Machiasport
Herth
Zilpha Carlisle
Angeline Cardishe
Alberta
Canada
Phomias A. Kkendrick
St. Andrew
N. 2
Bath Veteran Firemen Hold Annual Party
Bath veterans firemen hosted their annual party at Music Hall on Monday night. The event featured Red Shirts mingling with evening wear, a lively program from 8 pm to 1 am, and music by Marsom Morse Frank Fortier Claverce Reed and Lloyd Green. John J Troop chaired the committee and presided with Mrs Troop. attendance was high with dancing lasting past midnight. Ticket sales and duties were handled by a large volunteer group including W A Parvin Mrs George Worrey Mrs Dunellis WLAL Blake and J A Russell.
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Bath
Music Hall
Marsom Morse
Frank Fortier
Claverce Reed
Lloyd Green
John 2. Troop
Troop
John EL J Proop
William Shaughnessy
Albert Gallant
Fred Proctor
Isaac Chase
Melvin Savage
Lrank Hth. Wirner
Tee Eres
Soda
Ete
Tle Comite
W. A. Parvin
George Worrey
Dunnelis
Wlal Blake
J. A. Russell
John Th Troop
Willie Shaughessy
Archie McNeil
William Phice
William Miller
Frank J. Farrin
Benefit Dance At "Y" Proves Jolly Affair
The Y benefit dance drew a good crowd for a lively program by John Grindell on violin New Bowers on cornet Rutherford White on pinne and Danes Ken nerson Bralwin Powers. Punch was served by the committee and the ladies assisted with tickets and hosting. The organizers expressed disappointment that patronage did not meet expectations for the charitable cause.
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John Grindell
New Bowers
Cornet
Rutherford White
Pinne
Danes Kennerson
Bralwin Powers
John McTunis
Frederick
Drake
Mary S. Gibbons
Themis
Gibbons
Frederickk I. Drake
Bailey Evening School Praised Amid Maine Education Review
At a meeting of Augusta area secondary school principals, Bailey evening school received strong praise from Harriet S. Sweetser of the Maine State Department of Education for aligning with state programs, especially in home economics. Nine well attended classes mark the program, with Mila Carey commended for management. The term closed Wednesday night amid publicity and a highway patrol skit by an unpaid actor, while Brunswick Topsham merchants observed Patriot's Day Monday, closing shops and offices by unanimous Chamber of Commerce vote.
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Augusta
Bailey
Tharriet S. Sweetser
Elome ‘Onoties
State Department of Education
Bath
State Department
Maine
Banger
Mila Carey
Bailey Evening School
Brunswick
Topsham
Mormlay
Chamber of Commerce
County candidates file papers for upcoming primary races
A long list shows seven Republicans and two Democrats seeking the sheriff nomination. County and state races include Republicans vying for commissioners and representatives to the legislature across Bath Bowdoinham Richmond Georgetown and surrounding towns. Democratic candidates compete for county attorney, sheriff and House seats in listed areas.
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Levishirare
Bath
Gee Oseehine
Republicam
Degishinare
Elissed Teywns
Bowdernhaim
Dowdoin
Cheorgetown
Richmond
Nonin Hiet Trem
Arrowsie
Weet Bath
Phippsburg
Popstamn
Woolwich
Weolwich
J. Brantlin Harris
Chester C. Aderton
Frederick TP. Gilboy
Horace McChive
John AW. Norris
Frank B. Cleffis
Walter H. Bowker
Mbeneezer Reed Main
Woolwhels
J. Pred Tobey
Abram ©. Oliver
House of Representatives
Ath
George A. Baker
Edward Drake
Henrys GG
Hodgdon
Clarence AL Peaslee
Charles HH. Cahill
Charles A. Corliss
Herbert J. Maxwell
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Georgetown
Leslie Maloon
Edward J. White
Ithiel T. Jolson
Bowdoinhaim
West Bath
Topsham
Wphippsburg
Republican
Therbert
W. Cutting
bAawin W. Hlaggett
Frank Wakefield Made Grand Vice Regent in Maine Royal Arcanuum
Frank S. Wakefield of Diath was named grand vice regent of the grand lodge of Maine Royal Archanum at the 10th annual Bangor session. Presiding officer George Noszes of Presque Isle delivered the address as officers were installed by Regent Paring with W. Stonelam and others named to key posts.
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Maine
Pogus
Martin J. McDonough
Bangor
Fred J. Smith
Togus
Kk. CL Appleby
Vortland
Frank S. Wakefield
Diath
Dalledous
Grand Lodge of
Royal Arcanuum
George
George T. Noses
Presque Isle
G. Janes
Willill Stonelam
Portland
Ralph Sprague
Girand
Elos. Todgkins
Tewisten
Bebb
Chirenee
Raansex
Porthind
Supreme Council
Montreal
Jane
Herbert J. Foster
Winthrop
Personal notes from Port and nearby towns
Mrs Hall visited Port on Monday. Miss Larey and Miss Harriet Woollavott returned to Orono after visiting Mrs Fannie J Thurlow. Mrs Harry Farrell and son Duncan returned from Bowdoinham where they visited Mrs John Purington. M A Hiruden of Mastern Steamship Lines was in Lewiston on business and came Thursday for Daltimoore Mad. Mrs Edwin Dodge Hardin hosted her Lenten class studying creative forces in Japan. The TS members met for lunch before the final session. Mrs Hardin received a gold pen and pencil from the class.
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Hall
Lane
Larey
Harriet Woollavott
Orono
Fannie J. Thurlow
Highland Street
Harry Farrell
Duncan
Bowdoinham
Japan
Federated Church In America
MacMahan prepares for its busiest season in years
Intensive preparations mark the approach of summer at MacMahan island colony. Theodore So. Lanell returns to oversee all departments as guests and cottagers arrive, including Mrs. J Stewart Cory and many other families from New York, Boston, Providence, and beyond.
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MacMiahondstead
Duany
Theodore So. Lanell
Montiellos
George B Viraye
Henry A. Tarbox
Laizell
Bowden College
Doster
Minyflower Society
Jie
Wainy
Monticello
Lavell
Rotary Club
J. Stewart Cory
New York
J. Harry McLellane
Mary M. Rogers
Mirone
Bath
Davenport
Washington
Philip Lintie
Salem
Mass
Willison Green
Newton
George S. Pine
Providence
Natural Vine
Marlborough
Sears
Haverford
Robert
Bryn Mawr
Arthur N. Taft
Colorado Springs
Willits P Nealles
Bangor
Bowdoin Nealleys
Bowdoin
Deborah Nealley
William T. Moelwayne
Yonkers
Nimong
Mars
Benjamin Lo Spock
New Haven
Conn
Johnson Cottage
Spock
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Chase Rolling Mills
Waterbury
Eleanor
George M. Graham
MacMahan
S. W. Masters
W. Clinton Allen
Mir. O Amd
Allen
Frances Anne
Alien
Trm
Maine Woods
Sea
MacMahon
Bowdoin College
Wellesley
University of Pennsylvanian
Germantown Academy
Temple University High School
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Mr. and Mrs. Nichols
Winter Street Church
Mr. Ramsay
Pee Rogers
Scott
Cary Postlude
Spence
Kershner
W. E. Kershner
Pemaquid
Amomeo
Pemaquid Point
Demiaquid Point
Ano Uer
Congress
Iso
Metiomak
George I F. Edmunds
Wal Him
G. Poole
Mdimunds
Monhegan
Poole
Boothbay Ambor
Sein
John Lewis
Pall
Lewis
Great
Quainsand
Tie
Sadie
Lillie
Machias
Harding
Tharding
Hhe Wats
Bristol
Summer Cottage
Navesink Highlands
English
Robbinson
Moose Peake
Sagadahoc
Margaret L. McFarland
Armory
Bailey School
Hiaslowell
Gardiner
Thiaat
Stoeneh
Frank Wakefield
Royal Arcanum
M Mahan
Johnson Bros Co
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