Bath couples wed in midweek ceremony at People's church
Percival W Plant of Bath married Alice Celia Smith of Bath in a small service at People's church on North Street. The couple, attended by about twelve friends, left for a brief honeymoon and plan to reside in Bath.
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Percival W. Plant
Alice Cecelia Smith
Bath
Samuel A. Ryans
North’ Street
Charles W
Jeannette Plant
Trath
Norman
Alice Smith
Mina Hall
Edwin A. Copeland
Warren
Fred Rollins
Washington Street
A. Evans
Peoples
Thomas Crockett
Albert Copeland
Copeland
General Secretary Pinkham to Move Family to Tripp Bungalow
General Secretary Robert S. Pinkham of Ys. XG Co. A will move his family from quarters in the YOM. CK. building to the new Tripp bungalow on High street near the railroad bridge.
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Roberts. Pinkham
Ys. XG Co. A
Yom. CK
Tripp
High Street
YMCA Directors Report Shows November Activities
At the regular monthly meeting of Belfast Y M C A directors General Secretary Pinkham reviewed November activities. Reports highlight gym use, sessions by business groups, students, seniors, women, and high school groups, plus lobby singing and movie events. Improvements include locker and shower upgrades, and a policy loosening for special membership access. A gym and locker use resolution favors Morse High School teams and guests on winter Fridays, with the board reserving oversight. Rumors place Belfast and Camden steamers switching to oil with potential six weekly trips Bangor to Boston next summer, aiming to cut costs and dust. Coal shoveling at Belfast High School completed and a new weather screen around Ralph Holdens building enables better interior work. interior framing advances.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Pinkham
Asthele Esesa
Morse High School
Belfast
Basterd Steamship Lines
Tne
Bathroo Works
Wilmington
Del
Wien Oil
Bucksport
Boston
Camden
Bangor
Paul Libby
Joseph Melzard
Marge High School
Ralph Tl. Dunton
Winter Street Church Fellowship Meeting Summary
Absent members’ letters read and church business transacted at Winter Street Congregational Church. Rev. Edwin Dodge Hardin presided as reports showed healthful growth and increased benevolence offerings. Charles C. Low reelected clerk. Rev. Omar W. Folsom treasurer and auditor Mary T. Till. Charles Lester Smith named Sabbath school superintendent.
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Winter Street Congregational Church
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Charles CC. Low
Omar W. Folsom
Mary T. Till
Charles W. Clifford
Charles Lester Smith
Walter Reid Buys Yacht Dixie for Maine Cruising
Walter Jh. Reid purchased the 65 foot Dixie yacht long known in Maine waters. Formerly owned by a Philadelphia party with a Clapboard Island summer home, the craft served as a government patrol boat during the war. Reid plans a spring overhaul and coastal cruises with Seguinland as headquarters aboard the Portland Yacht Eligh flag.
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Walter Jh. Reid
Dixie
Maine
Clapboard Island
Casco Bay
Balmonth
Col. Reid
Seguinland
Portland
Silver Fox Patrol Plans Weekend Bath Hike
The Silver Fox patrol of the Y M C A troop of Boy Scouts will leave Bath Friday night for a hike over the river and return Sunday night. They will make their headquarters in a barn in Woolwich and rough it. Their leader is John Davis with an aide. Wednesday evening the boys held a special meeting in the Y M C A to plan the trek.
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Silver Fox
Bath
Woolwich
John Davis
Localabbreviations in score line brief the contest
A concise sports item notes a close basketball score with teams W. 8. S. and W. 8. B-W. 6, highlighting a tight finish. The fragment implies a game result or summary in compact sports shorthand, preserving the notable numbers and teams referenced.
Fernald Believes League Is Dead in Lewiston Visit
Senator Bert M. Fernald of Maine said in Lewiston that the League of Nations is dead and Congress should focus on domestic concerns. He forecast Germany resuming ties as before the war and urged revising revenue laws to ease the high cost of living.
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Bert ML. Fernald
Maine
Lewiston
West Poland
Washington
League of Nations
Congress
Fernald
League
Germany
Mrs Winans Enters Health Department Director Post
Announcement on Thursday named Mrs Jane Fales Winans of Augusta formerly Lewiston as director of the division of public health education and publicity for the State Department of Health. She succeeds W H Greenleaf, vacant since August 1918 after his World War enlistment. Born in Lewiston to Mr and Mrs J L W Fales, she attended Lewiston High and Bates College class of 1913, taught at Lakeville Conn, served on Lewiston Journal staff and at Union in Springfield Mass. She is wife of Raymond K Winans assistant advertising manager at Central Maine Power Co in Augusta.
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Jane Fales Winens
Augusta
Lewiston
Public Health
State Department of Health
W. H. Greenleaf
Winans
JL. W. Fales
Lakeville
Conn
Lewiston Journal
Union
Springfield
Mass
Raymond K. Winans
Central Maine Power Co
Genesta Chapter Elects Officers After Inspection Visit
Mrs. Elva L. Wardwell of Penobscot led Genesta chapter OJS during its annual inspection night. Two candidates were initiated after a turkey supper. officers for the coming year were elected and will be installed January. Grace Bishop is worthy matron and William A. Further worthy patron with a slate including Bernice Fuller secretary Annie Cox treasurer Moith Savage conductor Ada Deering assistant conductress Olive Corliss Annie Cox and Thomas F. Perkins on the finance committee.
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Elva L. Wardwell
Penobscot
Genesta Chapter
O.js
Grace Bishop
William A. Further
Bernice Fuller
Annie Cox
Moith Savage
Ada Deering
Olive Corliss
Thomas F. Perkins
Fire threatens apartments on Washington street
A small blaze at 10 Washington Street near 4:30 Thursday endangered J. O. Smith's apartments. Washington Club fire brigade led by Chief George Pincan contained the flames quickly. Praise goes to Mr. Duncan and Shirley Allen for saving the dwelling and nearby homes. Estimated loss about $200, mainly Mr. Smith's clothing.
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J. ON. Smith
Washington Street
Washington Club
George Pincan
Duncan
Shirley Allen
Bath woman returned to Augusta asylum patient
A Bath woman who had been a patient in the hospital for the insane at Augusta for two years broke away last week, went to Portland, then Bath, and was brought back Friday. Though in middle age, she resisted returning and had to be placed into a closed car to be conveyed to Augusta.
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Bath
Augusta
Portland
Jack Frost
Stephen
Center Street
Lincoln Streets
Central Maine Power
Maine Power
Milton 8. Goode
Sherif Chester
Aderton
Auburn
Dougherty
Electric Light Station
Wataen
Frye Co
General
Elec. Ie Co
Bath Industries
Wiscasset
John Bird Co
Miriam Kimball
Maine Central Yard
Abram C. Oliver
State Road
Chester O. Aderton
Brunswick Op
Aderton Yard
High Ride Sunday on Commercial Street by Ferry Slip
Passengers from the Hockomock were taken to dry land from the boat slip using a jigger as the tide reached the Liberty theatre on Commercial Street near the ferry.
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Liberty
Bath city items mix sale, power outages, and shipyard notes
A Bath city column reports a small-town sale of a city craft, electric light outages due to crossed wires, and progress on Bath Iron Works shipways. It notes water main work at Ralph H. Dunton building, hog slaughter totals, an Angela tiger kitten in transit, and various local incidents including a purse of vanilla extract arrest, a cap theft, and routine municipal updates.
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Ichmond
Newtoo
Center Street
Bath
Ralph H. Dunton
Center Streets
Tf. A. Witham
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Henry Newell
North Bath
Carter Olivers
Frank Danforth
Maine Central Station
American Express
Dorchéster
Mass
John McGregor
Washington Street
Beacon
Dummer
High
Cerster
Lincoln Street
Oscar Williams
U.S.S
California
Mare Island Navy Yard
Swett
Front Street
William Staples
Hull Department
Mare Island
Staples
Goss & Sawyer Yard
Tie
Alaska
San Francisco
William
R. P. Tam
Lyine
Frank Decker
Aderton
Marion Street
Commercial Street
Jakey
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