West Bath Grange Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
West Bath grange completed its election of officers at a Monday meeting. Appointed leaders include Master David Henderson and Secretary Lillian Rogers. Nearly 70 members enjoyed readings, sketches, and a short play The Family Photograph as part of the program.
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David Henderson
Herbert Simpson
Everett Lemont
Stanley Peterson
John Davis
William H. White
Herbert Cavanaugh
Lillian Rogers
John Sylvester
Annie Henderson
Ceres
Eva P. Atwood
Pomona
Sadie Covillard
Flora
Hazel MacDonald
Marjorie Cavanaugh
Bonney Family
Thelma Staples
Annie Hodgdon
Leland Vlummer
Ethel Bruce
Henrietta McKay
Grace Morse
Doris Fuller
Leland Ames
Everettlemont
Irene Rice
Addie Warington
Herbert Cavanagh
Lulu Leeman
Florence Irish
Morse High Basketball Team Announces Schedule
Morse High boys plan a 15 to 16 game season with Bath Academy and Thornton Academy negotiations. They book Edward Little South Portland Cony Triddeford Alumni and two Thornton games, opening with Brunswick Biddeford South Portland in Bath.
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Estate sale order in Sagadahoc County Maine
John J Keegan administrator of the estate of Albert Mc Gay of Bath petitions to sell real estate in Bath at Middle Street bounded by Fred Lincoln and Moarns property for distribution among heirs after expenses. Court orders notice by publication in Bath newspaper before January 4 1927. Judge James S Lowell notes proceedings and copies sent for record.
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Lesce
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Bath pastor's counsel shaped Harding's vast career
Henry McLellan Harding, born Bath Maine in 1851, followed Rev A F Beard's urging to college after Yale 1875 and forged a pioneering engineering career. He led electric traction development with Westinghouse and steered terminal port projects across the United States and abroad.
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Norwalk
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Pittsburgh
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Europe
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Cadman Praised by Prominent Minister in McCall's Tribute
The piece centers on Dr. Cadman praised by Rev. Joseph Fort Newton in McCall's. It marks Cadman's twenty-fifth ministry anniversary at Central Congregational Church Brooklyn with acknowledgments from church and community leaders. Newton calls Cadman an institution and a leader of religious thought and enterprise.
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Bath Veteran Firemen Nominate Officers
Bath Veteran Firemen nominate officers for the ensuing term with Vernon Wo Miller as president and Frank SD Varner as treasurer. Other posts include John Cushing as chief engineer and Frank Vortter as foreman, among a slate of various clerk and director roles.
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Vath
Dee
Zuowas
Geetetant Feremen
Fred Vreetor
Reland Vere
Vernon Wo Miller
Prewideerts Wesgee Vesrdman
Krank SD. Varner
Teeneurer
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Direreeter
Sesegh Kiverard
Chirietiquier Cushing
Digeetur Twa Veure
Frank Vortter
Ferenan
Fred Pemtar
Vetind Pero
Fires Assetant
Secore Merwe
Peered Ue
Frank HW. Vorner
George Warter
Etewards
Porter Funeral Services Held In Chicago For Deceased
Funeral services for William Deeser were conducted at the Freix Curt funeral parlors with Masonic rites. Attending were Merle Sembee of Maerriva Veath and Robert Silsthe of Chicago, among others and the home of Cecil 1 Maine hosted guests.
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Igh Street
Woolwich Farm Bureau plans varied educational programs
At an all day Woolwich Farm Bureau meeting fourteen men and twenty women discussed upcoming efforts. E A Dolloff will plant alfalfa demonstration plots while seed potatoes, a bull campaign, farm accounting demos, a three day poultry school, and a timber project lead by Samuel Wathorn were announced.
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Auburn
Clayton Dolloff
Twin County Farm Bureau
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Sam Hathern
Beautiful Ceremony at St Marys Church
A religious ceremony at St Marys Church featured Rev M A Carin officiating. The event included diplomas and commendations for local girls and highlighted missionary work with a one hour sermon and congregation participation.
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Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Local Firm
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against a local business by Nathan Vethoeck and Redlon and Charles Wendereus alleging debts. A United States deputy intern was in the city Monday to assist with the papers processing.
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Bankeruptcy
Bern
Azcinet Wateon, Free Co
New Englanders Hit High Savings Rate in 1926
The Savings Bank Division reports a national rise in deposits and savers led by New England. By June 30 1926 there were 46,762,240 savers with 24.696 billion in deposits, up from 43,850,127 savers and 25.134 billion a year earlier. Per capita sav ings for New England states rise with Maine 0.360, New Hampshire 0.445, Vermont 0.517, Massachusetts 0.542, Rhode Island 0.465, Connecticut 0.460 after noting strong gains across most states.
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Bath A C Ready For Fast Season Basketball
Bath A C prepares for a fast season with Coach Hayward and a dozen experienced players. Elmer McFarland reports a busy schedule including Fernwoods of New York Fittons of Boston and Clousiers of Bangor plus New Hampshire State College and more. The program aims for a strong fast lineup and a busy slate through Maine New England.
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Sky Pilots Win Over Legal Lights in Club Tournament
The Sky Pilots defeated the Legal Lights in a rough Wednesday night club tournament at the Colonial club rooms. Ed Reed and Roy Colby clashed over a misplay but Colby kept cool as the pastor’s team edged ahead. Multiple pairs won in billiards and cards as the night grew tense with injuries and loud crowd reactions.
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Harold Small
Warren Hawley
Harold Walker
Harry Comeau
George Merritt
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Weston Bonney
Frank Turner
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Bathlegrom
Orn
Dan Williams
Allan Spear
Clinton DD. Wilson
Eddie Ramsay
Roger Skillings
Eddie Sewall
Hap Torrey
Fred Teeling
Teeling
Dals
Clayton Rowe
Marius Page
Superintendent Wilson
Dec Kingsley
Harry Day
Dayton Hill
Albert Noyes
Colonial
Delightful Tea for Miss Josie Rich Before Hollywood Departure
Mrs Williatl D. Mich hosted a Saturday tea at High Street for her daughter Miss Josephine Rich who plans to leave Saturday for Hollywood California. About 40 guests attended with family members and friends, flowers, gifts and refreshments. The wedding to George Wright of Woolwich is set for December 24 in an outdoor mountain ceremony and will include relatives Fred Wright Harry M Wright Sophia Frye and Orrin S Frye among guests.
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High Street
Josephine Ich
Hollywood
Cal
Alice Rich
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Winfield S Wright
Woolwich
Madelyn Rich
Winifred Johnson
Marche Moulton
Marjorie Dearborn
Dorothy Wakefield
Omar Trow
Beatrice Wright
Sophia
Orrin S. Frye
Bath
Christmas Club Cash Spurs Early Shopping Boom
Local merchants at the Colonial cafe note a rise in early shopping this year. They credit the Christmas Club money, now paid out around November 24 instead of December 15, for the unexpected surge in buyer spending.
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Christus Club
Pan American Commercial Conference set for Washington in 1927
Representatives from twenty one American Republics and commercial associations will attend the Third Pan American Commercial Conference in Washington May 2 to 5, 1927 under Pan American Union auspices. Talks will cover foreign investments consular procedures customs regulations transportation and inter American trade with joint sessions and round table meetings.
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inter-America
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States of America
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United States
Latin America
Christ mas Sale Raises Over 100 for Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist church cleared more than $100 at their annual Christmas sale and supper last week. Members ran tables for Fancy work Aprons Handkerchiefs Candy and a Variety table under chairmen. The event featured fricasseed beef mashed potatoes squash cranberry jelly rolls Washington pie and coffee with many volunteers assisting in dining room and kitchen duties.
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Edward Cook
Fred W. Larrabee
Arthur
Stuart
L. W. Hooker
HH. J. Skillin
Edgar, Murphy
Mabel
Fina Ryan
Washington
Supper Committee Receives High Praise at Winter Street Sale
The Ladies' Aid supper committee of Winter Street church earned numerous compliments for the excellent supper and splendid service during the annual sale Friday night. Chairman Mrs. Clarence W. Morse led a large team including Mrs. Fred E. Foote, Mrs. John A. Morse, Miss Clare Coombs, and many others as they organized the event.
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Fred E. Foote
John A. Morse
Maxwe'l Powers
Clare Coombs
Robert Be Wateh
J. C. Spinney
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Charles E. Plaisted
Winnie Durgin
Allen M. Trish
David Y. Alkazin
Gates Murchie
Donald Sewall
Harry V. Morin
Walter Bowker
Elmer Hodgkins
John A. Lord
Ray Hayward
J. K. Pomeroy
Sylvester H. Rowland
Jane Goodman
Alice Varney
Car with Florida tag shares street with rake load
A vehicle with Florida registration was observed on Front Street Saturday afternoon. It carried a wooden rake and several farming tools strapped to one side in a scene noted by witnesses.
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