Glorious Girls Delight Audience at the Columbia
The Glorious Girl production in Columbia drew a large, enthusiastic audience. Mary Mussenden led as Alice with a strong supporting cast including Marian Hill, Miriam Kimball, John Shaw, James Ledyard, and Mrs. Fred Hill. the show praised for pretty settings, stylish costumes, and lively songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
the Coumbia
Tey
Cate
Emeres
Clark Munson
Harrington Adams
Cosmopolitan Cult
Mary Mussenden
Edmund McCloskey
Fred D. Hill
Winterfield
Steve
Iery
Sabine
Son Merrill
John Shaw
Prince
James Ledyard
Brunswick
Alice
Fred Hill
de Laiata
Paris
William
Eadia
M. McCloskey
I. K. Montgomery
Marian Fill
M. Gordon Gay Peel
Arire
Mabel Merrill
Clinton McFadden
AL Stickney
Molly
City Council Transacts Routine Business Amid Death Resolutions
City council met to approve routine matters including death resolutions for Harold Sewall and Albert Grassy. The water committee recommended installing a hydrant on Union street and an associated order charging hydrant rental. The poor farm reported five inmates and aid to 115 people in 29 families. Brown confirmed as police constable. licenses for second hand stores granted. Treasurer's report shows total appropriations of 2,270,927.12 with 3,565.58 in credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. HH. Beerwort
Arel
Common Council
J. Horace McClure
Harold M. Sewall
Albert J. Grassy
Committee On Water and Water Works
Union Street
Anna Mayer
Oliver F. Brown
Irish
R. (. Dalrymple
Center Street
Arthur H. Kateen
Vine Street
Treas
Hall
Internal Revenue Officers Banquet at Hotel Phoenix
An internal revenue officers banquet at the Hotel Phoenix featured a venison feast and Christmas like decor. Speeches by Doble and S Mildway highlighted the event with musical and humorous interludes as attendees listed include Buckley Coyne Jackson Kennedy and many others. Mrs John Wright and Emma Stinson visited Bath after weekend in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Phoenix
Malcolm de
Doble
S. M. Ildway
Augusti
Mr. Doble
Jack Turke
J. F. Oiearn
Charles PF. Miller
Eastport
Scotty Murray
Portland
L. M. Methuldrick
Worthind
D.J. Buckley
J. J. Coyne
S. W. Jackson
J. M. Kennedy
F. M. Langley
L. J. Matthews
J. ©. Yearn
J. J. Parsons
HW. RK. Torrey
W. T. Weechans
FL W. Wright
J. J. Burke
S. M. Holway
L. M. McGouldrick
F. Miller
G. BE. Munsey
M. L. Doble
John Wright
Emma Stinson
Wiscasset
Bath
Bath Board and Kennebec Bridge Group Move to Keep Highway Open
A large Bath Board of Trade and Kennebec Bridge Association meeting backed keeping the Atlantic Highway open through winter between Brunswick and Rockland, and possibly to Bangor. A committee was formed to set action steps, secure equipment prices, and seek municipal cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Board of Trade and
Kennebec Bridge Association
Brunswick
Rockland
Worthind
Bangor
N. Gratz Jackson
Bridge Association
Board of Prade
Paul de Sargent
Highway Department
Henry F. Butler
Montsweag Farm
Fridge Association
Public Utilities Commission
Wi Sargent
Soo
Bridge Assn
Butler
Montswerg
Charles W. Clifford
Bath
Lawrence List
Wiscassetto
Law Court Rejects Exceptions in Richmond Case Ruling
The Maine Supreme Court in Kennebec County, in the Nennebec counts case of Frank A. Danforth administrator, overruled the defendant Owen Emmons of Richmond. The court held the ferry operator failed to show due care against a fatal 1923 Goodall accident, with a verdict of 100 for Mr. Goodall and 300 for Mrs. Goodall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Court
Nennebec
Frank A. Danforth
Gardiner
Leonard KE. Goodall
Violet M. Goodall
Owen Emmons
Richmond
Emmons
Riehmong
Dresden
von Ang. S
Henry M. Goodall
Finnens
Mareh Teri
Supreme Court
Kennebec County
George W. Heselton
Idiner
William R. Pattian
Mr. Goodall
Sooo
Mrs. Goodall
Rotary Ladies Night Proves Great Success
Bath Rotary club hosted a well attended women free event at Central Parish hall. Dancing readings by Mrs Leavitt and music by George Crockett and committee members created a lively evening with a grand march and a cordial closing. The hosts plan another party, rumored to be a masquerade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
George A. Crockett
Clarence Reed
Lloyd Green
Wesley Nelson
Chester Plant
Rotarians
Black Nance
Pete
Lockery
Mr. Plant
Paul Jones
Kerosene Heater Provokes Sunday Fire at Mrs MacDonald Home
An explosion from a kerosene heater on the second floor of the Ellen MacDonald residence on Commercial Street sparked a Sunday blaze. Mrs Charles Duncan, in the room, hurled a rug over the heater causing it to explode and burn her hand. Fire crews confined the flames after rapid response, but water damage gutted portions of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box
Commercial Street
Ellen MacDonald
Charles Duncan
Ino
C. R. Thomas
Greil
Center Street
Bath Trust Co
Doston Shoe Ostore
Lodge
Pythaea
Flaor
Pythian Temple
Acadia Lodge
Real chamois skin scarce for U S market
Market terminology labels oil-tanned sheep skin linings as chamois skin. Genuine chamois is rare and the supply would not cover the United States for one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maine Grangers Attend Portland Conference
The Maine Grange session opened in Portland with large attendance as Master John Abbott of New Portland urged unity and dues for strength. He led talks on officer duties, community leadership, farm struggles, and criticized federal school supervision while stressing state oversight and local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Mate
Porthindo
Dorthurt Chinbert Commerce Aruty
John Abbott
Newth Borchel
Mbertal
Duesib Perstop
Bedese
Iis
Joel Tas
Marster
Ges
Grange
EL AL. Libby
Alburn
Cathais
Diy Bridge
Newfield
Thallowell
New Sharon
Libby
TESS
Penebscot
Aroostook
al Kennebec
Armbroscoguin
Cumberland
Franklin
Taincock
Knox
Lincoln
Oxford
Piscataquis
Soeur Speronethoe
Ines
Somerset
Waldo
Washington
York
Tle
Master Abbott
Edel
Yachts to be built at Bath Iron Works figure in 1925 season
The Portis Evening Exores notes Cox Stevens designed schooners to succeed the Sonn and Stamford models. These 14040 square feet rigs use Universal engines and long winged spars. The Bath Iron Works yard will construct the new vessels for the New York Yacht Club as high profile racing craft for 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
Aeshianders
Pythian Sisters
Bath Iron Works
Cox Stevens
Sonn
Stamford
Jelm ¢ Alden
Wiliam Ab Phind
Jan
White Able
Phead
New York
Eletie
Massachusetts Maine Daughters Set Meeting at Hotel Vendome
The Massachusetts Maine Daughters prepare for a meeting at the Hotel Vendome in Cheston tonight. Scheme talent program features music, art, and drama with editors and chairmen leading sections and a Widden Mirror sketch to be performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Massachusetts
Maine Daughters
Cheston
Nelson W. Howard
Dertha N. Barnes
Mary No Richardson
Marie Ware
Laughton
Dramatic Notion
Miss Darnes
Richard i. Stevens
Miss Richardson
Lainghtonm
Widden Mirror
Thoward
George J. Maxim
Ronald Jones
Irving
Pichon
Celia Staey
Mars
Middleton
Progma
Mecville
Freeman
S. J. Taines
Howe
Frederick Ver
Letitia de
Maule Teele MacMurray
William AL Melvennes
Wilsten TH. Baker
Larceny of autos charged in warrant case
Walter Millett JS faces larceny charges after warrants issued in November for a five passenger touring car owned by Herbert El Werrey. Millett was caught in Bath by Portland and Bath officers and arraigned before Judge Keegan, pleads guilty and is bound over to the January term. A companion, charged with larceny of the car, evaded capture. a search is ongoing. Millett reportedly leaped from a train near school street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Millett
Herbert EL Werrey
Wittisu. Lewis
Wiscasset
Woodford
Portland
Bath
Keegan
Tarceny
Dineen
Conn
Miliete
School Street
Edwards
Mdwanis
Dport
Millett
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Columbia
Cosmo Club
Robert Levergne Hloratio
Ee James Ledyard
Beards Este Tee Herbert Douglas
Cricotal Ballet
Roberta’ Barker
Ela Congdon
Mary Brown
Mabelle Fullerton
Marie Green
Jose
First National Bank
Bath National Bank
Internal Revenue Officers
Malcolm L. Doble
A. Gruen
A. G. Page Company
Morse High
Pricepal
Arthur EB. Scott
Harold Brown
Helen D Brown
Mary Conley
Elizabeth Coombs
Mary Curran
Evelyn Davis
Dorothy Dornell
Beatrice Jenkins
Christine Leckery
Lam MeElman
Katherine Tron
Eyleraim Pooler
Wilfred Raeel Gerace Ssaulding
Elizabeth Wright
Catherine Leonard
Arrabele
Lord Eilen Newell
Mary CP Brien
Janette Sith
Cecile Veilleux
Grace Ailen
Ruth Andersom
Mary Appeton
Mary Badalee Bonshair
Doroths Breton
Carlton Burgess
Lera Barn
Forest Carlton
Elsie Carter
Chace Cummings
Alex Donalisen
William Donnell George Dow
Holsea Pfowles
Ruth Fowles
Margaenis Fulerten
Ruth Green
George Paisey
Shepard
Edwin Spaulding
Philip Stackpole
Elwood ‘Loothaker
Charlotte Trott
Elizabeth Trott
Omah Trott
Marguerite Williams
Derald Wilson
George Wotton
Harry Pinsen
Mary Waine
Kenneth Reynolds
Ray Rice
Cecelia Richs
Elizabeth Robbins
Carolyn Roy
Helen Rogers
Herold Safford
Edna Sanford
Shirley Shepard
Doris Soule
Lauriston Trott
Maurice Warner
Eleanor Webster
Emily White
Mabel Whitten
Ellen Williams
Wendall Williams
Justice Morrill
Rotary
Maine Grangers
Ellis
Yada Cinh
Peter
Waltias
Long Island
Cox
Maine
Frank Moses
Boston
Visiuts
Niteines of
Johnson Bros Co
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