Bath Royal Arch Observes Centennial and Masonic History
Bath Royal Arch marks its centennial with a banquet and theatre program in Columbia theatre featuring Miss Jeanette Hersey and Miss Florence King. The historical talk by Walter S. Glidden details Montgomery and St. Bernard chapters, their early founding, relocations, consolidations, and notable members like Governor Dunlap and John W. Ballou.
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All Foundry
Jackson Building
John Martin
Columbia Theatre
White Bureau of
Boston
Jeanette Hersey
Sunshine Girl
Florence King
Tfer
Miss Hersey
Neil Patterson
Rotary Club
Central Shureh
Montgomery and
St. Bernard Raptee
South Congregational Church
Central Congregational Church
Walter S. Glidden
Montgomery
St. Bernard
Royal Arch
Grand
Bath
Masons Hall
John A. Morse
Summer Street
South Meeting House
Crosby
High Street
Old Montgomery
Grand Royal Arch
Massachusetts
Henry Fowle
William King
Maine
King
Handel Society
M. EK
Robert P. Dunlap
Washington
Center Streets
Portland
Wiscasset
Hallowell
Grand Chapter
Brunswick
St. Paul's No. 14
St. Paul
William Morgan
Blue Lodge
Anti-Masonic Party
William Torrey
John C. Humphreys
Richard R. Smith
L. B. Swett
St. Paul’s
Polar Star Lodge
Dunlap Commandery
John W. Ballou
John ©. Shaw
Josiah H. Drummound
United Montgomery & St. Bernard
Joseph M. Hayes
Horatio A. Duncan
Walter G. Webber
W. Scott Shorey
True Elixir Promised as Cure for Poisons and Worms
A Somerville resident lauds Dr True and Co Elixir as a cleansing remedy after laxatives failed. The letter claims the elixir purges poisons, relieves constipation, and clears the system, touting widespread use and endorsement, with dubious medical authority cited from Auburn Maine.
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Somerville
Mass
True & Co
By, True & Co
Auburn
Five Islands Grange Elects Officers In Grange News
Five Islands Grange at Five Islands elected officers led by Master J. G. Stevens and Overseer Alfred MacMahan after a hunting trip returnees J T MacMahan and George Gray reported 27 mink five muskrats and one skunk caught during a ten day eastward trek. They also noted a high spring tide and coastline damage including a ferry wharf loss and boat reflotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
J. G. Stevens
Alfred MacMahan
L. H. Rowe
George Delano
Victor Pinkling
Aoe
Amanda Blaisdell
B. MacMahan
W. L. Wae
Newdick
Ceres
Pomona
George Gray
Flora
Almon Marr
Woolwich
Webster Harley
Greenleaf
Bath
Norman IL
Wiscasset
Ile
Arthur Berry
Washington
Berry
Will Stevens
Stevens
Lila MacMahan
Della Lewis
Royal Craft Legacy of a Masonic Chapter Across a Century
A compact sketch celebrates a Masonic chapter role in local life, noting its influence, ancient name and dignity, and guiding symbols. It recalls a century of existence, honoring Holiness to the Lord and the enduring landmarks of the Royal Craft within the community.
Baked Bean Supper Funds Aid Georgetown Ladies
A successful baked bean supper hosted by the Georgetown Ladies Aid at the Robinhood Methodist vestry net receipts over a large amount. The program featured music, recitations, duets, readings, and a humorous farce performed by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Aid
Robinhood
Methodist Vestry
Frank Heald
George Powers
James Stuart
Doe Speiie
Ferdinand Brilmayer
North Wind
Agnes Powers
William T. Boyd
Mitte
Hilen Brilmayer
Belle Heald
Earle Hagan
Charles Campbell
Ruth Eaton
Bath
Burnside Powers
Thomas ‘Hagan
Howe
Williams
Heald Farm
Levi Powers
John DD. Williams
Junior Williams
Howard G. Heald
Katherine
Marion Ward
Byron M. Rowe
Walter
Cumibings
Benjamin H. Woodside
Ethel
Todd
Bertha A. Russell
Marion Buzzo
Milton Buzzo
Portland
Buzzo
William Oliver
Working League
First Baptist
William A
Odd
Henry Todd
Thomas Hagan
Ida Williams
Katherine Ward
Ethel B. Todd
Ruby Moore
Gladys Oliver
Dorothy Pinkham
A. E. Buzzo
Fruit-A-Tives Promise Health From Kidney to Liver
Moses Murphy of Moretown Vermont credits Fruit-A-Tives with restoring kidney function liver health and digestion after chronic ailments. He reports back pain sluggish liver and constipation eased after a few weeks of treatment. Available 50c two boxes six for 2.50 and trial 25c from Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg New York or dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moretown
Vermont
Moses Murphy
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Xa
Ice Dams Woolwich Dock Hinders Ferry Arrival
The northerly and westerly Saturday wind filled the Woolwich dock with floating ice delaying the Hockomock by five minutes leaving purser J Edward Stinson noting December ice is unusually abundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
J. Edward Stinson
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Thompson Brothers
Bath Royal Arch
Bruunswick
Col
Zabdiel Hyde
Maj
Elijah Hyde
Ebenezer Delano
Peter H. Green
Green Street
David Stinson
Ses Servy
Geos Tan
Bliss Silsby
Henry R. White
Daniel Peterson
New Meadows
Charles Vir
Gin
Methodist Society
William S’. Davis
Levi Houghton
Grand Council of Royal & Select Masters
Josiah H. Drummond
United States
Supreme Council
Dunlap
Andrew J. Fuller
Blue Ledge
Dwelly Turner
Thomas Becket
David Shaw
William Wettengill
Edward Wood
Solar Lodge
A. Mathews
New Jerusalem
Five Islands
S Georgetown
Mnd
Ates
John D. Williams
J. Everett Jewett
Ralph Scott
Melrose Highlands
West Georgetown
Kathrine Oliver
Waterville
Andover
Oliver
John Thibodeau
BE. Buzzo
Cathance
Ralph Reynolds
William Wardwell
William Noble
Ferdinand Brilmayey
Nancy Liver
Marrtown
Standard Oil, Company OF New York