Morse High Seniors Plan for Souvenirs
Morse High plans a class souvenir program for the graduating class of 1919. One hundred rings and pins will be ordered featuring the Morse H shield and the year 19. A class album will be published for the first time, modeled on Cony High's 1916 album, with Editor-in-chief John B. McCormick and a list of editors including Marion Oliver Lucy Small Helen Martin and others. The album will include photographs of each graduate and notes from class president Robert Shaw.
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Morse High
Cony High
Augusta
John B. McCormick
Marion Oliver
Lucy Gsmall
Helen Martin
Alice Hartnett
Catherine Hall
Mildred Denham
John Conway
Robert Fulton
Howard Call
Forrest Butler
Raymond Et
Robert Shaw
Aeccom
Morée High Group Photos to Be Published by Times Print Shop
The issue will feature personal sketches and group photographs of faculty, athletic teams, and class groups. Morée High images will be printed in the best Times style.
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Panying
Morée High
Times
Old Folks Home Hosts Farce and Music Soiree
The group that staged the Business’ farce at the Parent-Teacher Association repeated the performance at the Old Folks home on Thursday. Guests enjoyed the play and period costumes, with songs from Mrs. Harry Crosman readings by Mrs. William Rich and piano by Mrs. Guy Sprague. Confections were served by Mrs. Marie Hasty. Performers included Mrs. James Rockery Mrs. Harry Crossman Mrs. Richard Quick Mrs. N Gratz Jackson Mrs. Leland Mitchell Mrs. Charles Souel Mrs. William Small Mrs. William Rich Mrs. Guy Sprague and Mrs. John Hunt.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Harry Crosman
William Rich
Guy Sprague
Marie Hasty
James Rockery
Harry Crossman
Richard Quick
N. Gratz Jackson
Leland Mitchell
Charles Souel
William Small
John Hunt
Bragdon Wins Westbrook Mayor Seat In Bath Interest
Westbrook elects Republican W B Bragdon as mayor in a city long Democratic. Otis Trafton former mayor and Bath shoe dealer led politics, while Oscar Robinson’s terms ended. William P Leydon polo star returns to Bath, after war work. Billy works now at Bath Iron Works pipe shop following armistice shutdowns.
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W. B. Bragdon
Westbrook
Bath
Bragdon
Otis Trafton
Oscar Robinson
Trafton
Robinson
William P. Leydon
Billy
Providence
R. J
Bath Iron Works
Emilio de Gogorza Delights Portland at Organ Concert
Emilio de Gogorza of Bath delighted the Portland audience at city hall last night while assisting Will C. Macfarlane at the organ. The Portland Press lauded him as an artist through and through with a warm, clear voice and masterful phrasing. The review highlighted Maypole and Tambourin in French songs, The Bells of Rheims with piano and organ, and two Spanish numbers, plus works by Scott, Rachmaninoff, and Coleridge-Taylor.
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Emilio de Gogorza
Bath
Portland City Hall
Will C. Macfarlane
Portland
Mr. de Gogorza
Rheims
Le‘mare
de Gogorza
Cyril Scott
Rachmaninoff
Coleridge-Taylor
Madelyn Perry Funeral Held in Winnegance
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Olney C Perry of Winnegance was laid to rest Thursday afternoon at Oak Grove. Rev Samuel A Evans officiated the funeral service.
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Madelyn Evelyn
Olney C. Perry
Winnegance
Samuel A. Evans
Oak Grove
Heating upgrade warms Maire Central depot offices
The Maire Central freight depot reports its new heating apparatus is in operation making offices cosy and comfortable and improving convenience across the facility.
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Maire
Peptiron touted as health booster across anxious readers
An period advertisement claims Peptiron helps nervous, debilitated people recover health and strength. The chocolate coated iron pill supposedly avoids teeth staining and metallic taste, causes no constipation, and results from scientific pharmaceutical research. It is marketed to improve vigor in the young and ease feebleness in the old, sold by all druggists.
Georgetown Christmas sale stalls raise funds for Working League
The annual Christmas sale in the vestry featured a six o'clock supper with baked beans soup pies and doughnuts. League members managed tables for fancy apron candy and decorations and proceeds topped $60. They thank the public and plan monthly socials through winter.
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Working League
Ethel B. Todd
Florence R. Woodside
Howard G. Heald
Everett Jennnett
Carrie Oliver
Gladys Oliver
League
Fred Reed
Richmond
Harry Horne
John D. Williams
West Georgetown
Fan Buzzo
Chicago
Ill
B. M. Rowe
B. G
Martha Avery
Seguinland
Avery
James Nixon
Robinhood
Eugene Reynolds
Edward Clary
Natt Howe
E. A. Williams
Emma Harrison
Tremont Temple
Boston
Thomas Hagan
Earl Hagan
Bath
Ralph Reynolds
Burton West
Malden
George West
Benjamin H. Woodside
Captain Cook
Fort Baldwin
Popham
Joseph Higgins
U.S.N
Everett Higgins
Martha Hinckley
Brookline
Mass
Lou Hinckley
Will Oliver
Bay Point
Cove
Benjamin H.woodside
B. G.A. Rosentwist
Five Islands Community Notices and Deaths
Mrs. Margaret Avery dies at 88 after a short illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. Esther Worthing and sons Joel and Alden Avery and several grandchildren. Clergy, schools, and local social notes follow with visits, church events, boat activity, and neighbors moving to Bath. Also reports on Grange events, horse illness, and household changes through the week.
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Margaret Avery
Esther Worthing
Joel
Alden Avery
Clara Reed
Gorgetown Center
Orris Larrabee
Bath
Clinton Hanna
Roland Harford
the Grange
Frank Ryder
Simon Marr
Ladies’ Aid
Mattie B. Mac- Mahan
Red Cross
Sarah Stevens
Grange Hall
Elisha Field
Lester Davis
Clough F and Connolly
JL. H. Rowe
Arthur Mospman Recovers From Monday Injury
Arthur A. Mospman, injured while staying at the Harrisington dwelling on Washington and Marshall streets, has resumed activities after treatment. He faced painful injuries from the incident and is reportedly recuperating.
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Arthur A. Mospman
Fred Harriington
Washington and Marshall
Finest Primary School in Maine Reopens Plans for New Building
The article notes a Maine primary school project to replace a wooden building with a new facility aimed for occupancy by September 1919 as public schools reopen. It also mentions Game Warden McCausland enforcing Sunday gun laws, recently fining a violator before Judge Keegan.
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McCausland
Keegan
Bath
The Making of a Famous Medicine Revealed
A laboratory tour shows the making of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Medicine for women's ailments. Over 350,000 pounds of herbs are harvested annually and processed with skilled extraction, sterilization, pasteurization, and sterile bottling. Letters from women praising its restorative effects accompany the display.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Basie Bassist Sings Bassline Mystery
A fragmentary note about a Basie era bassist hints at a mystery around a 06s group or soloist named Go A Basie lee, with unclear context and dates leaving readers seeking clarification.
Niagara Glove Silk Hose Ad Sorts Fit
An ad for Niagara Glove Silk Hose promises perfect fit with double toe and heel. The copy includes garbled brand strings and product codes resembling 2228 2.
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Niagara Glove
PVIGG
Auction item and club meeting details noted
An item lists an 11.50 Black Walrus grain bag and a 5.75 price, while the Inn hosted a 75 member Haverhill club convention in a long smoking room with delegates wearing name tags. Eleanor Ansert of Bath is convalescing after eye surgery at the Maine Eye and Ear infirmary.
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Haverhill Club
Eleanor
Arthur Ansert
Bath
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
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