Astronomy Talk Given Teachers by Prof Tubbs
The Sporting Editor recalls Prof F D Tubbs of Bates College delivering an astronomy talk at Morse High, exploring a vast universe, stars, eclipses, and planetary scales. He notes ancient beliefs, modern measures, and the need for international scientific collaboration, ending with club duties and refreshments.
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Prof
Tubbs
Atlantic
Pacific
Morse High Assembly Hall
F. D. Tubbs
Bates College
Tom
Thales
Greece
New England
Hell
Christopher Columbo
United States
Garden of Eden
New Haven
Conn
Josephus Halle
Jerusalem
Halle
William the Conqueror
Hastings Field
Bill
Pr .Publis
West Bath Grange attends banquet marks 165 present
West Bath grange held a Monday night supper for 165 attendees to honor S4 members of recent seven week programs. Past Master Owen Rogers received a charming tribute from David Henderson with Charles H. Marble delivering “Relaying Americanism.” Marble’s humor and anecdotes drew laughter as the crowd enjoyed a 6 30 supper.
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West Bath Grange
Owen
KE. Rogers
David Henderson
Jingers
Ethel Bruce
Carrie Hodgkins
Annie Williams
Emma Copeland
Hannah Curtis
Annie Trufant
Frances Chirk
Charlotte Kittridge
Helen Green
Josephine Scott
Jennie Farrin
Eva Atwood
Harriet Cromwell
Charlotte Perkins
Novella Shepard
Rogers
Marble
Tie
Fred W. Larrabee
Bowdeinham Baptist Association Weld
Brunswick
George Chesley
Percy
Harold
Harold Chesley
South Porthand
John Higgins
Booker
Morin
Henry Cotreau
Bath
Cotreau
Sabine
Arthur Oliver
Charles Dain
Wilbur Oliver
Sabino
Fred Duran
Patricia
Richmond
Duren
Samuel F. Bates
Mildred Strout
Mary Stackpole
Stackpole
S. W. Baggett
Trufant Crossing
Clarence J. Johnson
Harry Williams
Porthind
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point
Marion Wparington
Morse
H.C. Murphy
Old Ladies Home
Mrogud
Joseph Liar
Johee
Lucy Gerrish
Fred. Cherrish
Fred White
Mero
Io. W. Plaggett
Jalsing
Larrabeo’ Grove
Frank Dhacques
Taath
B. OR. Brown
South Gardiner
Jellie Dunton
W. TE. Brown
Cloverdale Farm
J. Everett Mayo
Wilk Vente
Mroo
Oscar Nast Amd Os
Clyde
Lewiston
Miss Staples
Auburn
Mas
Pletcher White
Bowdeinham
Risen Harford
John Dr. Ning
Woolwich wedding joins Kathleen Bailey and Kay Prescott
Miss Kathleen Bailey wed Kay Prescott of Bangor at Montsweag church with Rev. W F Brown officiating. The event notes Bailey as a popular local daughter and lists many guests and community happenings including illness, visits, and local travel among residents of Woolwich and nearby towns.
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Kathleen Bailey
Llewellyn Bailey
Ray Prescott
Bangor
Montsweag Church
Montsweag
Kay Prescott
W. F. Brown
Prescott
Lewellyn Bailey
Helene Tracy
Bath
Emma Bickford
Elizabeth Wright
Rockland
Everett Rice
Douglass Hunnewell
State Road
Velma Bailey
Irving Miller
Boston
Edgar Blanche
Viola Preble
Walter Rogers
North Bath
John Clark
Porthind
Alfred Day
Dresden
Appleton Day
Carolyn Main
City Hospital
RE. Reed Main
Shea
Day's Ferry
Alice Walker
Moatsweag
Arroowsie
Artell Wayward
Harold Arnold
Sagadahoe Ferry
Southport
Nenneth Stewart
Horace Savage
Chopps Neck
Dexter W. Baker
G. I. Preble
A. TR. Webster
Merry Meeting Camp
John R. Savage
Henry Swanson
W. J. Rl Hiatt
Hockomock Bay
H.C. Club
A. Percy Trott
Maywood chemist cleared as suit against him dropped
Adrian D. Joyce of Cleveland admitted the $25,000 fraud claim against Maywood chemist Lyell M. Rader was groundless. The Bergen Evening Record reports Rader’s exoneration, noting Joyce released all claims in a formal affidavit dated April 8 1925.
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Lyell M. Rader
Maywood
Adrian JD. Joyce
Cleveland
Rader
Joyce
Middle West
Raders
Europe
Kader
Joxces
Ty Rader
Adrian D. Jorce
Ohio
United States
Lydell M. Rader
Adrian DD
Adrian
Said Rader
Adrian D. Joyce
A.M. Johnson
Chicago
Ilinois
Adrian DE Joych
Clifton M. Kolb
G.C. van Natta
Dividend declared in Williams bankruptcy case May 14
Creditors of Rossford W. Prior notified that on May 14 a dividend of likely 3 percent will be declared for proven and allowed claims. Clarence Rich ards as trustee will issue warrants after May 15 for the first dividend payment.
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Williams 2
Hiall
Rossford W. Prior
Clarence AL Richards
Alvoid W. Skelton
Bowdoinhai
Bath
Gem
Bermuda Airmail Letter Reaches Bath From Los Angeles Flight
A Bermuda letter dated April 16 and postmarked Hamilton arrived in Bath Friday night. It describes the first Bermuda overseas airmail carried by the Los Angeles to Lakehurst, with limited letters and stamps sought by collectors. Mrs. Sara W. Tucker of Bath notes hopes the ship will return soon and mentions Bermuda commemorative stamps on the envelope.
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Sara WH. Tucker
Pembroke
Bermuda
United States
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Bath
Tucker
Hamilton
Mitchell Discusses Fifteenth Century at Grace Church Meeting
Leland R. Mitchell spoke to Grace Church Men's club on Wednesday night, surveying 15th century Europe. He highlighted rulers in England and France, Joan of Arc from rise to burn, wars, writers, and scientists, noting war as harmful and praising strong women and new facts. The talk was well prepared and enjoyed, followed by refreshments.
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Tubbs
Arcturus
Antares
Loo
S. BE
S. E
Dr. Tubbs
Niagara Falls
Bath
Winneyance
Telegraph Point
Atlis
Pleione
Atlas
Electra
Maia
Taygete
Alcyone
Celaene
Sterope
Merope
England
Argentine Republic
Andromeda
Mars
Treland
North Dakota
International Union
Giltia Wonderful Universe
Op All Crand
Ip Owas
Patt Teachers’ Club
Leland R. Mitchell
Grace Church Men's Club
Oak Street
Mr. Mitchell
Europe
France
Joan of Arc
Remembering a School Day Ruler Pranks Tribute
Freeman Curtis recalls Miss Theresa Moses, a patient teacher at the corner of North and Middle streets, and a cheeky incident from his youth when he fashioned a ruler from sandpaper. He recounts the remorseful prank, the classroom busting, and the later letter of praise for a ruler without splinters, dated Washington April 18 1925.
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the Independent
Theresa Moses
Middle Streets
Miss Moses
Moses Ship Yard
Moses
Freeman Curtis
Washington
Pathetic Incident Noted On Voyage From California
Franklin T. Sprague recalls a grim event aboard a steamer returning from California. Naval officers boarded at Havana for New York and one officer fell overboard at night. The ship stopped, a self lighting buoy deployed, searchlights scanned the water, but the body was not recovered and mariners suspected sharks fed on him within minutes.
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Franklin T. Sprague
California
Havana
New York
Polite cabby helps traveler find words in Paris
A holidaying friend recalls a courteous cab driver in Paris who, despite overcharging, even stepped down from his box to assist in translating phrases using a French English dictionary so the traveler could express thoughts about a bin. The anecdote ends with a jab at all Frenchmen.
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Paris
Morse High Band Forms Organization to Elect Officers
Morse High band organizers elect officers for the season at a meeting led by Supt C D Wilson. George Crockett is president Leland Mitchell vice president Roger Skillings secretary treasurer and a board including Harry Bridge Mrs 8 8 Mullin Roscoe Higgins and Miss Martha Bates. The association aims to fund instruments for needy boys loaned for the school years, with Bates directing a growing 24 piece band expected to reach 40 next year. Contributions welcome from the community to sustain instruments and music, with non commercial engagements and associate members listed from local clubs and groups.
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C. D. Wilson
George Crockett
Leland Mitchell
Roger Skillings
Harry Bridge
Colonial Club
Mullin
North-Center
P.T.A
Carroll A. Deering
South End P.T.A
Roscoe Higgins
Modern Woodmen
Martha Bates
Miss Bates
The
Morse High School
Association For
Citizens of
Bath
Edward V. Reed
Clinton
Bowdoinham Liquor Case On Trial Monday
County Attorney Arthur J. Dunton traveled to Bowdolpham Monday afternoon to represent the State in a liquor case set for trial before Justice Ames. Deputy sheriffs Perkins Larrabee Curtis and Henderson aided in a Sunday raid at a farmhouse where two barrels of alleged hard cider were seized. The farmer faced a separate charge of single sale.
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Arthur J. Dunton
Bowdolpham
Ames
Perkins
Larrabee
Curtis
Henderson
Lumbering at Nequasset Log Drive to Spinney Mills
Six hundred logs cut at Lake Nequasset Woolwich are sent through the dam to be boomed at the outlet and rafted to Spinney's mills in Arrowsic. Work guiding the logs through the sabeway began Monday afternoon. The logs are large and rafted across the lake to the dam with plans to push them through the sluiceway together.
To Jail Vagrant and Larceny Sentences in Augusta
Sheriff McChire and City Marshal Hall escorted two prisoners to Augusta. Daniel Shercik a Russian was jailed 80 days for vagrancy after two arrests in Phippsburg and a third complaint triggered charges. Fred Small received four months for larceny. Mrs Carrie M Sampson departed Saturday for Cambridge Mass to visit daughter Mrs Lafayette Lake and relatives.
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McChire
Augusta
Daniel Shercik
Shercik
Phippsburg
Fter
Hall
Fred Small
Carrie M. Sampson
Cambridge
Mass
Lafayette Lake
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A. F E. ‘Temple
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Lillian Bailey
David W. Blair
Karl Brown
Bowdoinham
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Weir
Alden Reed
Dresden Mills
Barnes Phice
Harold Walker
Hathorne
Charles Prescott
Jamey Linders
South Cardiner
Artell Hinward
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Wallies Reed
EL Jen Buck
Florida
Mialoli Baehern
Morris Shea
Sagad
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Arrowsie
Bailey
Bernard
Velo
Vernon Ayer
W. Browne
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Darren
Westport
Myomas McLanaghlip
James Ke. Dinton
McLaughlin
Mabel Mason
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Newton Highlands
Baa Hodadon
Malden
Chiara Mc Reed
Dist
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Outfield
Mie
Solomon Higgins
North
Monhegon Ighimd
Annie Date
George Date
Gardiner
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Popham Beach
Fred
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Mitchell
Grace Church
Morse High Band
Bowdqinham Liquor
Nequasset
LL. F
Atwood
L. F. Medicine Co
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