Winnegance Club House Work Nears Formal Opening
Interior finish and hardwood flooring proceed on the Winnegance men’s club house with a cement mantel planned. An opening social with music is proposed, followed by a women’s supper and sale. If unfinished, December meeting moves to Harry Webber’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asten Oliver
Samuel C.mulcahy
Harry ©. Webber
I. A. Trnueworthy
Frank Talbot
Talbot
Robert P. Manson
George Tf. J. Ingalls
Squaw Club
Robert PV. Manson
Frank Perry
Alpheus Purington
Parker Lead
Frank G. Purington
Lower High Street
Mystery Club
W. A. Downing
Downing
Charles M. Perkins
Community Club
Arthur F. Maxfield
Marion E
William R Portland
Thomas Oliver
Winnegance
Women's Auxiliary
I. A. Trueworthy
Committee On
Winneganee Creek
Mystery Club Schedule Focuses On December Meetings
Friday night the Mystery club will meet with Mrs. Franc Perry and Mrs. Charles M. Werkins. The men's end for December meets Thursday night and, if the club house is unavailable due to floor laying, a Home of the club president will host followed by whist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franc Perry
Mystery Club
Charles M. Werkins
Postmaster Warns on Christmas Mail Handling in Bath
Bath residents receive healthful hints from Postmaster Henry W. Owen Jr on Christmas mail care. Tips cover wrapping, boxing, tagging, postage, registration, and precautions against perishable contents. The note also cites employee officers, coal-bin damage, worldwide letter rates, and ghost letters from misprinted stamped envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Owen Jr
Bath
Owen
Phippsburg Notes On Wood Trade And Local Visits
Pease sells 80 cords of hard wood cut on Butler farm Basin to Bailey's Island buyers. Ridley and Vides plan to start freighter transport this week. Local residents move, visit, and host Thanksgiving guests across Bath, Portland, Small Point, and Coy's Head. Small Point school closes after 11 weeks with perfect spelling by Charles Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Pease
Bailey’s Island
George. Pease
Butler
Basin
Bailey's Island
KF. W. Ridley
Capt
Vides
W. TL. Bowker
Bath
Marguerite Sylvester
Westbrook Seminary
Alvin DP. Sylvester
Small Point
George Davis
Thomas McCormick
Springvale
J. H. Pease
Hezekiah Tartrington
Alice
Abbie Minott
Annie
Sarah Nichols
Portland
William Cullity
Bucksport
Martha Percy
Coy’s Head
Hattie Morse
Morse High School
Parker End
Walter II. Bowker
Frank $, Bowker
Henetta Bowker
Center
William V. Percy
Edmund Briggs
Louise
Frank M. Bowker
Belle Wallace
J. 1 Mastiman
Henry M. Heald
Everett Warrington
Iyde Windlass Co
Nelson Heald
Walter Cushing
A. Rollins
Fred Oliver
George EK. Lang
Samuel Herd
Waterville
Charles W. Curtis
Post Office Prepares for Christmas Mail Surge
Postmasters report heavy holiday activity as war savings certifi cates move to new Treasury Certificates and tuberculosis stamp sales expand. Extra pouches sacks and booths are planned to ease peak mail congestion and meet growing Christmas demand.
Tiger Welcomed to War College by U S Officers
At the United States War College Georg Clemenceau was greeted with cheers by major generals and colonels after delivering a 30 minute address. General McGlachlin led the college in welcoming the Tiger of France on the front steps. Clemenceau visited Arlington Cemetery and laid a wreath on the unknown soldier’s grave before boarding the naval yacht Sylph for a trip to Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Associated Press
United States War College
Georg Clemenceau
McGlachlin
Reuters
Tiger
France
War College
M. Clemenceau
Arlington National Cemetery
America
Sylph
Denby
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Federal Prohibition Enforcement Faces Critical Period
Washington reports disclose Commissioner Haynes warning that the federal enforcement fight has reached a crisis and that a $9,000,000 request for the next fiscal year should be viewed as the current critical period. He noted ongoing hearings before a House appropriation subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haynes
Ipouse
Morse High Week’s Doings Highlight Committee and Debates
Morse High reports a parent teachers committee with three members from each association led by Mrs. William Hl Small. The group plans to repair three school clocks. The Morse Mentor features two high school portraits. The Senior class backs Principal Kimball’s plan for interschool senior addresses in spring. Debaters attend Dowdoin Syracuse event. freshmen elect Alice Whalen treasurer. Alumni notes include Edward Thirtnett assisting at Georgetown, Averill attending Gorham Normal, and Bleike Reed visiting Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hl. Small
N. Gratz Jackson
Richard Nick
Arthus G. Oliver
William M.adams
Eugene Sprague
William S. Newell
Nerbert TD. Maxwell
John A. Lord
Clinton
Wilson
Morse Mentor
Kimball
Brunswick High
Brunswick
League of Nations
Alice Whalen
Chiss
Edward ‘Thirtnett
The
Hoya
Georgetown University
Aum Averill
Gorham Normal School
Bleike S. Reed
Dartmouth
Morse High School Forms New Student Council
Morse High School establishes a governing student council with officers Warren Ty Oliver president Byron Spinney vice president Clinton Wilson treasurer Carrie Shaw secretary and Principal Wilson along with Mrs Wilson representing faculty. Class presidents represent seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen in a named lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Warren 7. Oliver
Byron Spinney
Clinton TD. Wilson
Carrie Shaw
Wilson
Warren Ty Oliver
John Olito
Thomas Bates
Allin Ecgleston
Adiella Palmer
Anna Arck
Mildred Howe
Carl Pinson
Joseph Doyle
Ruth Field
Lillian Lee
George Field
Edwin Powers
Elizabeth Coombs
Norman McCabe
Helen Trolman
Helen Furber
David Mullin
Sarah Courser
Jolly Dance at Masonic Temple Hosts Evening Event
A private dance at the Masonic Temple drew a crowd Thursday night. Willian, AL Furber, Perry Thompson, Edward Sampson and John Wilson organized it with Perkins orchestra offering delightful music. Intermission ice cream served by George C. Quicksall. harvest decor remains. Visitors praised Bath Masons new home and enthusiasm for another event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Willian
AL Furber
Perry Thompson
Edward Sampson
John Wilson
Perkins
Boston Fancy
Portland
Paul Jones
Wits
George C. Quicksall
Quicksall
Temple
Bath Masons
Thanksgiving Assembly at Morse High Showed Pilgrim Progress
The Morse High School held a Thanksgiving assembly on an evident day in November led by Room juniors under Mrs. Smith. Byron Spinney presided as junior class president and read Governor Baxter's proclamation after a prayer and song. Performances included tableaux by Veilleux Brilmayer Calvin Lyons Sheldon Boudreau with solos by Sprague Morse Main and others, plus recitations of Teddy Roosevelt and Bryant poems and a speech on overcoming self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Mrs. Smith
Byron Spinney
Gov. Baxter
Cecille Veilleux
Elen Brilmayer
Bessie Calvin
Bernice Lyons
Kenneth Sheldon
Fred Boudreau
Frances Sprague
Tarriet Morse
Carolyn Main
Veilleux
Brilmayer
America
Jair Wilson
Teddy
Catholics Plan Guard Property in Montreal Churches
Montreal officials from Catholic orders unveiled elaborate plans to guard church property after recent arson fires. Father Louis Lalonde said St Marys Jesuit church will use armed guards and trained watchdogs in cement vaults with iron barred windows, while Sulpician Fathers protecting Fabrique Notre Dame will implement similar precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Louis Lalonde
St. Marys Jesuit
Notre Dame
Boston steamer may shift run to Boothbay Harbor route
The Kennebec Navigation Co considers routing the City of Rockland directly Boston to Boothbay Harbor before Bath, driven by tourist demand and the Catherine sale. If adopted, Boothbay Harbor would be the main hub with Bath as a later call, affecting departures and freight plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Kennebec Navigation Co
Boston
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Elwell S. Crosby
Southbay Harbor
Catherine
Ned Nixon
New England
T Wharf
City of Rockland
Bath and
Gardiner
James A. Ham Dies Suddenly in Portland
James A. Ham 638 died suddenly Wednesday of last week from heart trouble at the home of Alton L. Tripp 20 Bryant street Portland. He was born in Bath son of George and Margaret Ham and lived in Bath most of his life. He was longtime proprietor of the Central House and active in Republican politics. He served as ward officer in the fourth ward and was sealer of weights and measures and a constable for City Treasurer Ralph K Hall. He had a heart ailment causing sleep to be taken sitting upright. He left Bath for Portland by trolley at noon and collapsed at Tripp’s home. He was a member of Kennebec Yacht Club and leaves wife two sons Waye and Robert and sister Mrs Mary Phounmond Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Ham
Alton L. Tripp
Bryant Street
Portland
Bath
Mr. Ham
George
Margaret McFadden Ham
Central House
Republican Party
Ralph K. Hall
Tie
Kennebec
Dudley H Leavitt Maine Central Engineer Dies at 83
Dudley H Leavitt a former Maine Central locomotive engineer and Bath Iron Works veteran died Thanksgiving Day at his home 21 Elmwood Ave South Portland after about three months illness. He worked 40 years in locomotive engineering and later at Bath Iron Works. He played cribbage in local clubs and belonged to Kennebec Yacht Club and Colonial club. He leaves three sons Charles W Arthur and two daughters Mrs George A Butter and Mrs R D Bailey and two brothers B A Leavitt and J A Leavitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Bath
Tudley H. Leavitt
Tath
Arthur
Lynnfield
Mass
George A. Butter
Portland
R. D. Bailey
Somerville
B. A. Leavitt
Beverly
J. A. Leavitt
California
Move Erudition School to New Site Proposed by Chapter
An Erudition school move was discussed at a Col Dummer Sewall chapter meeting hosted by Mrs. Charles C. Low and Mrs. Inez M. Pendleton. The chapter, led by Regent Miss Mary P. Hill, proposed relocating the rear Morse high school building to a more suitable site near City Park for meetings and preservation of historical relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Dummer Sewall
D.a.jr
Charles C. Low
Low
Inez M. Pendleton
Mary P. Hill
Mary E. Pressey
Vaughnhall
Portland
Aine Sewall Murphy
John Alden Morse
Stev
Edwin J
Hardin
YWCA Visitor From National Board Tours Maine
Mrs. Lewis H. Lapham representing the National Board of the YWCA visits Maine under the Port land association. She addresses the Portland YWCA board at 120 Free Street and speaks at a drawing room gathering at Mrs. George B. West s residence. She plans Brunswick Augusta engagements with Miss Elizabeth Clark world immigration director of the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Lapham
Young Women's Christian Association
Maine
Porthend Association
George Dearborn
Small Point
Lapham
Portland
Lafayette Hotel
Othe Y.w.cla
120
Free Street
George B. West
Portland Y
London
Clark
Europe
Constantinople
Porthind
Y.w.cla
Business and Professional Women's Club
Community Counncil
Stace Street
Chestnut Street
Stevens Avenue
International Migration Service
Clara Phillips Still At Large
Los Angeles reports say Clara Phillips, convicted of murdering Alberta Meadows with a hammer, remains at large after escaping the Los Angeles county jail. Deputies believe she fled toward Mexico, with tips and clues nationwide and in Southern California and Lower California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
California
Selecting Jury in Russell Case in Oxford
Selection of a jury in the case of Frances Birkenhead versus Mississippi Governor Lee M. Russell was completed in Oxford. The trial on its merits began about an hour after court opened with Birkenhead seeking 100000 dollars in damages for alleged seduction and breach of promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
Associated Press
Frances
Birkhead
Lee M. Russell
Mississippi
Wrestling show rocks Bath as Padella defeats Lozzi in tight bout
Mike Moratto hosted an armory wrestling night featuring Bath wrestler John Palozzi and Thos ton Lewiston native Joe Padella. Padella won two of three falls after a grueling, closely fought exchange. The card also included fast boxing bouts with Norman Roderick and James McFarland, and a surprise showing by Magno against Dundee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Moratto
the Armory
John Palozzi
Bath
Joe Padella
Thoston
Lewiston
Rob Somerville
Padella
Palozgi
John
D’ndella
Maine
Palozzi
James McFarland
Norman Roderick
Norman
Jimmy
A. Die Jauvin
Roderick
Jauvin
Young Attaya
Attaya
Dick Connor
Harold Kingsbury
Harold
Harry Lewis
Frankie Magno
Dundee
Magno
Fred Hall
Pomeroy Woman Found Guilty Of Forgery Fraud
Mrs. Susan Kraus, a 63 year old Pomeroy financial operator, was found guilty by a jury of uttering and publishing a forged document after accusations she stole more than 300000 from friends and neighbors in get rich quick schemes. She faces a penitentiary sentence ranging from one to twenty years. Paris reports boxing related remarks as Georges Carpentier and manager Descamps dispute Battling Siki framing claims following a recent match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ohio
Susan Kraus
Paris
Associated Press
Georges Carpentier
Francois Descamps
Siki
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Orphan
Node
Elmer JD
Hodgkins
Ray Cummings
Lily Pray
Roscoe H. Shaw
Edwin D. Gile
William J. Perry
Andrew S. Merrill
Postoffice Department
Post Office
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Scientific American
Bureau of Information and Investigation of
Chambers of Commerce
Post Office Department
Nihsacd
Phippsburg
Elerbert
Steamer
Dudley H. Leavitt
Y.W.C.A
Russell Case
Rochelle
Sae Centaur Companys
NEW_YC
York
the Centaur Company
New York City
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