West Bath wedding unites Auban and Bryant couple
John George Auban and Miss Margaret Luella Bryant, both of West Bath, wed Sunday at 2:30 pm at Wesley M. E. church with Rev. Charles BE Brooks officiating. Attendants include Miss Marie Findlen and best man Earl Bryant. honeymoon at Perkins cottage Cox's Head. The bride, Morse High School graduate, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryant. Auban, of Russian birth, has worked on the Perkins farm.
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John George Auban
Margaret Luella Bryant
West Bath
Charles BE
Brooks
Wesley M. E
Marie Findlen
Earl Bryant
Perkins
Cox's Head
Auban
John H. Bryant
Morse High School
Russia
Thomas F. Perkins
Joseph Auban
Massachusetts
Samuel Cobb
Zina Clifford
Auburn
Cobb Cottage
Woodknoll
Rosedale
Agnes Fields
Hardings
James I. Lemont
E. A. Marston
Ralph
John Marston
Malden
Mass
Henry Hodgdon
Sabine
Horace Aitken
Retna
Minnie Riley
Beachmont
Aitken
Sabino
Amy
Bath
Ilarold Hlaggett
Harry, Peterson
Milton, Trott
Marjorie
Harry Kayston
William Tates
Tates
Bertram Orr
Martin Camp
New Meadows
Charles F. Wakeley
Lisbon
Faus
Fred W. Larrabee
Edward Thompson
Samuel Thompson
Charles Dolliver
Lewiston
Maine
Dolliver
Herbert Cavanaugh
Park Street
Lemont
Lewis S. Mischel
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
New York
Mixx Annie Trufant
J. Everett Mayo
Leavitt Place
Foster's Point
LL. 1. Sheldon
Fred OS. Brown
Joseph W. Larrabee
Murray Jewer
Marion Purington
City Hospital
Edith Clough
New Jersey
Joan Clough
Margaret Nutter
Lynn
Five Islands
Joseph White
J. M. Lemont
M. Bryant
Brunswick
Bryant
Lewis A. Brown
Providence
R. 1
Brown
West
Susie Durfee
Littlefield School
Mr. Brown
Trinity Baptist Church
Gordon Bible School
Boston
Africa
Delmar Bates
Dorothy Stilkey
E. (. Murphy
Lannes Fuller
Carter's Landing
Freeport
Larrabee
Murphy
E. J. Allen
William Harthorne
Bates
Harthorne
E. S. Stackpole
George F. Leach
Greenwood
Maxs
Andrew S. Leach
York Harbor
FE. W. Haggert
Jane Haggett
Murray Drewer
BE. W. Haggett
Hal Hmiggins
George Hansen
Donald Brewer
Edith Brewer
Harold Gerrish
Rockland
Routh Riley
Ath
BB. OF. Staeckpele
Carolyn
Campbell~ Pond
Margaret Luella Evant
George Anban
John Bryant
Class of 1913 Morse reunion set for New Meadows Inn
Morse high school graduates of 1913 convene at New Meadows Inn Thursday night for a reunion with a business meeting after St Ppples. Committee Arline NeNeil and Charles M Fitzgerald organize, while Sidney Howard and Clare Eames are noted visitors.
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Morse
New Meadows Inn
Arline NeNeil
Charles M. Fitzgerald
Sidney Howard
New York
Clare Eames
Mrs Howard
Anne Mine
Eamme Eames
North Street
Resereer
Booster
Boothby Praises Popular New York Bar Harbor Train
Frederic L E Boothby, longtime Maine Central official, reviews the popular New York Bar Harbor train. He notes its route through Bath to Rockland and back at night, recounting train history from early proposals to the first Pullman coach, and its later expansion into year‑round New York to Portland service and connections to Lewiston Ashburn Welgrade Waterville and other Maine towns.
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New York-Bar Harbor
Bathach
Rockland
Frederic L E. Boothby
Maine Central
Portland
Vertlan’ Board of Trade
Edward W
New York
Maine
New Yurk
Porticd
Portlaml
State of
Mais
Portlaw
Lewiston
Ashburn
Waterville Aml
Oakond
Kineo
Amd
Dobyns Likely To Be Appointed To New Post
In a report from the Herald a change in legal appointments is explored. Fletcher Doebestee is named as a candidate for a district treasurer post in Illinois, with Charles F. Clyne and other officials noted in connection to the potential commission and the ongoing case against Charles W. Smurse.
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New York
New England
Fletcher Doebestee Coill
United Meat- “Sipping Herald
Termesehip
Llinei
Charele F. Clyne
Wilem
Diese
Charles W. Smurse
Meeting of Guarantors Calls Held Amid Finance Talks
A meeting of guarantors was convened to discuss settling disputes and reviewing financial arrangements. The session focused on securing support for ongoing projects and ensuring capacity to back existing obligations.
Unclear choking text event at Mercer turnout
A garbled OCR snippet reports an incident at Mercer involving a baseball hit, unconsciousness, and multiple names and dates. The readable elements include references to a Reese, Bar, and Wade, with scattered times and locations, but the fragment lacks coherent details.
Bath players join PF team as two batters showcased
Rex Stover from Bath and Myron McNeil, Bath natives, sign with Portland club and join Great Works based PF squad. Report notes McNeil’s pitching form for PF with six hits allowed and six strikeouts in a recent East Millinocket game, while PF bats support remains inconsistent.
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Rex
Beans” Stover
Bath
Biddeford
Portland
Myron McNeil
P.C.P
Great Works
McNeil
East Millinocket
Langer News
NeNeil
Aml
Mac
Weelx
Elf
Jim Mark
Emi-Pro Club
Basgme
Mae
Arrives in time to meet party from Minneapolis
Horace Rope and family reach Meal Point to spend six weeks, meeting by their car and train. Eleven trunks moved to their destination. A prior robbery near Detroit involved the same driver, who was held up for his money and car stolen, then recovered by police.
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Horace Rope
Minneapolix
Minn
Mondas
Meal Point
Hawgani
PricAt
Haugami
Great Lake
Buffalo Tharday
Hem
Detroit
Detroit Perlire
Thompson Funeral Details of Business Leader Willem A
The funeral of Willem A. Thespeen Jr a director of major corporations and president of The Texta Meamhip oo was held at Fourth Union church. Prominent attendees included William H Terbi Albert Nosith of the Wace Line and Hh Rayneethl of the Mal bers Mreamship Corporation with speakers and mourners from business and engineering circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem A. Thespeen, Jr
Ehoreh
Kenekisa
Otaml
Teaneship
J. Sprimger
William HL Terbi
Albert
Nosith
Wace Line
Rayneethl
Malbers Mreamship
Ama
Behey
Tessas O
J. i Temiinern
American-Haeziten Seamchip Coon
Mhriner
Beled
Maremie Service Am
Funeral notices and tributes for Carles S. Commubre at Berne Washington Street
Large crowd attended the funeral service for Carles S. Commubre on Berne Street. Attendants included local officials, friends, and former associates amid a formal procession and cremation arrangements conducted by the Harth Trust Office.
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Carles S.commubre
Berne
Waehingtem Street
Cuembe
Kev Bhaim Beeige Bharti
Shrek
Comehucters
Trier
Aps
Fred
Cerliee Mereet Sermens Sete Lead Expedition
A group of 60 people traveled Saturday along the Nex Mearbesw river for a ceremonial event. The party encountered health concerns and two separate incidents requiring assistance during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerliee
Mereet
Sermens Sete
Izuenal Paemie
Themas Peoar
Anteaumdule
Seni
Ajpesei Heath
Spirniv
Training Deaf People in the Early Twentieth Century
The article discusses early efforts to educate deaf children, noting shifts toward language development and improved hearing training. It highlights debates over best methods and mentions figures like Helen Keller and evolving public programs. The piece contrasts past harsh regimes with emerging strategies for better communication and mental development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Cote
Lewes
Bremen
Rome
Primitive Man Learns To Conquer Natural Enemies
Primitive man’s early struggle to dominate animal life in water and land is outlined. He faces threats from bears wolves serpents and birds while seeking firmer weapons and tactics to kill and survive. The text notes gaps in armor fur and tools and describes how strategic aggression and restraint shaped early conquest stories.
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Bessy
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Mercer
Marys
Mars
Beth
Stover
Minneapolis
A. Thompsons Funeral
Charles A. Coombs
Devens
Corliss Street
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