Social Happenings of the Bath Week
Social calendar notes numerous out of town and local guests for weddings and visits. Honorees include Mrs Alonzo Harriman formerly Pearl Valmer with ties to Crone Pulp Paper and Mt Ida alumna. Attendees travel from New York Lewiston and Boston to Bath for Edge Sewall wedding and other social events.
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Lewiston
Indora
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Bath
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Libby Avenue
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Edge-Sewall
Loyall
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Clinton Filiett
Miler H. Perry
Phillips Kimball
Donald Percy
George Sloane
New York
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U.S.N
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Carlton Pike
Lubec
William F. Warden
Boston
Philip Liberman
Turned
American Clothing Co
Stere
City Hospital
Lydian Baxter
Rupert PE
Susan N
Sewall- Edge
Martha DP Small
Charles S. Brown
Au-gusta
Tsimes AL Peisaeer
Ogetten
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Henry Desadorn
Brissy Freo
Denes
Wright
Elmhurst
Elizabeth Wanna
Washington, DC
Louise Crosby Sewall
Angleweeel N. J
Camilla Sewall
Senator Klge
New Jersey
Pon
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Former Bath Man Takes Pictures in Old Bath Home
C M Cook of Kalamazoo a former Bath resident sent photographs from his stay in Bath showing the old City park North Street primary school and the Leavitt Institute at Turner. He notes the echoey room where Miss Hooper taught and recalls students and teachers while predicting Berry Hall completion costing about 10000 funded by insurance state and town appropriations and private gifts.
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Kalamazoo
Michi
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Erenaa
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Samauer
Tae
Onne
Primairy Echool
Fetter
Oliver
Leavitt Institute
Turner
Berry Hall
Plummer Tops Maine Talks on Shipping and Bridge Site
Bath official Plummer, a Shipping Board member, is cited as the nation’s Merchant Marine authority in Senate debate on ship subsidy. Augusta Chamber hears Bath and Richmond supporters clash over Kennebec bridge site with cost, routes, and railroad implications debated.
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Great Britain
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Maine
Kennebec
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Richmond
Kennebec Journal
Wallace N. Vince
Suth
Beacons Defeat Grangers Team in City Bowling Match
In a Tuesday night City bowling clash Beacons beat Grangers 3 to 1 after Grangers took the first game. Billings led Beacons with 273, Peterson 270, and Beacons narrowly missed 1000 in a string. Lowell and Coffill shined in the Turk league as Lowell Highs, with Trott, pushed the Tigers back despite strong scores.
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Salvation Army Mobilizes Christmas Cheer for Needy
The Salvation Army under Mrs. Envoy Cole coordinates boxes of gifts to the needy, with drop boxes at schools and markets. Believers urged to donate, while farmers report vandalism risk from roaming youths as Christmas trees are targeted.
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Teddy
Rum Laden Schooner Adrift Off Nantucket
A rum laden two mast schooner with 2000 cases of alcohol ran aground its anchorage off Sankaty and drifted twelve miles offshore near Nantucket. The crew of two men and a captain, aboard a vessel reportedly bound for Cuba, landed ashore with water and alcohol, while coast guard cutter Acushnet pursued the drifting ship after heavy weather.
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Acushnet
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Antwerp
Cuba
Sankaty
Plan to Aid Farmer Council Plan Introduced by USDA
Washington reports the Commodity Council Plan reorganizes how the United States Department of Agriculture handles major crop problems. Councils gather experts and interest groups to form inclusive policies, with potato and cotton discussions already yielding recommendations to reduce waste and stabilize markets. High potato production prompts advice to grade and ship only top yields to avoid market glut and price collapse.
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Bath station guards three boilers for emergencies
Bath city notes cover a beagle killed by a Ford at Elm and Front. Nora Love and Marr Point win a Music Hall whist party with low scores to Arthur and Mrs. Roderick. A horse from Atlantic Express runs away, a chimney fire on Washington street is fought, and dances planned at the Colonial club. Ice is drifting but navigation remains possible.
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Edward A. Blake
Liberty Street
Elm
Front Streets
Blake
Music Hall
Nora Love
Marr Point
Arthur Roderick
A. Roderick. Perkins
Atlantic Expresso
Ferry Street
Commercial Street
Lester H. Crocker
Cloutier and
Cook
Charles W. Clifford
Washington Street
Rollo
Kennebec
Sasanon
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Charlotte Cahill Rauser
Armory
Harry F. Wallace
Walter Potter
William M. Adams
Wubert H. McCarty
Rauser
Thomas S. Gibbons
Kennebec Towboat Co
Andrew S. Lane
Aizania
Plan to store and market poorer potatoes and culls
Officials advised farmers to keep poorer potatoes and culls on the farm for future markets or livestock feed and, in some areas, for starch and flower mills. Cleaning culls and diseased tubers was urged to protect future crops. A peat discussion found peat has low fertilizing value though useful as body in fertilizer mixes. The council plan will guide other commodity discussions to yield prompt farming recommendations.
Testimony Aims to Prove Five Men Innocent in Herrin Mine Riots
Marion Ill December 13 The Associated Press reports A W Kerr chief union of Illinois Mine Workers opened jury trial claiming five men charged with murder in the Herrin riot were elsewhere at the time. He argued killings followed armed guard violence and brutal acts during Williamson county conflict.
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Ill
Associated Press
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A. W. Kerr
Unser
Phlinois
Toward Hoffman
Kerr
Williamson County
Relief for Unemployed Gets One Million Pound Boost
London revisions approved a supplementary estimate of one million pounds for unemployment relief after a long 16 hour House of Commons session. The session ended in the early hours with exchanges over Labor tactics and a light moment from the speaker.
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Associated Press
House of Commons
Labor Party
Labor
Stowaway Woman Found Aboard From Bremen
New York officials detained Christiana Klingeman a 41 year old stowaway discovered in a sand filled compartment six days from Bremen. She had previously crossed as a stowaway on the Wurtemburg last May and was sent back to Germany.
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Ellis Island
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Germany
Memorial Service For Late Chief Justice Whitehouse
Memorial exercises in Augusta honored Chief Justice William Penn Whitehouse with remarks by Judge Charles F. Johnson and others. Speakers praised his swift yet careful mind, patience, charity, humor, and love of justice, recalling his deep ties to Maine’s legal community.
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Cornish
Woman's Literary Club to Discuss New Gloucester Schools
The Woman's Literary club of New Gloucester will discuss the needs of the town's schools at the next meeting. The topic is practical and the discussion should yield useful ideas.
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New Gloucester
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