Morse High Honors Adopt New System For Pupil Awards
Morse High adopts a new honors plan where highest honors require perfect ranks in all subjects and the honor list needs rank 0 or better in every subject. The senior junior and freshman lists include named students under the new method with distinctions noted and a note that only those meeting the new criteria will be listed publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Adelaide Campbell
Alice Whalen
Honers
Alice Arsenault
Eleanor Ulake
Ruth Bryant
Virginia Clark
Lawrence Crocker
Beatrix Duprey
Francis Duprey
Helen Farber
Iya Hagan
Helen Hayes
Driscilla Hodge
Fernando Hutchins
Florentine Knowlton
Gertrude Maxwell
Mary Jaine
Redington Reed
Elizabeth Robbins
Carriyn Rogers
Helen Rogers
Helen Decker
Eben Dolloff
Ruth Emerson
Grace Winchenbaugh
Muriel Ayer
Doris Campbell
Lillian Cutler
Marjory Dearborn
Louise Duprey
Philip Evans
Josephine Hamblen
Ethel Huse
la Rue Kemper
Minnie Lrewu
Jessie Colby
Thelma Deering
Alonzo Freeman
Amanda Mauxey
Evelsn Detlock
Clarabell Quick
Elizabeth Rolfe
John Sheldon
Lawrence Spechi
Catherine O'Donnell
Hazel Wakefield
Delia Cloutier
Howard Sates
Helen Conley
Eleanor Danforth
Henry DeLong
Clarence Eaton
Emma Harvey
Hazel Hatch
James Jackson
Elsie Jord
Margaret Lord
Lena Oliver
Dorothy Smith
Edward Staples
Dorothy Thompson
Lelia Thornton
Marjorie Troop
Eda Mereen
Elizabeth Metsrath
John Newell
Esther Petrock
Sisax Vlant
Charlotte Poitle
Courtney Stover
Roland Trott
Mary Twomey
Sevina West
Frances Young
Margaret Wheelock
County Official Scribner Dies at Home in Topsham
David W. Scribner 51 prominent Sagadahoc figure and Brunswick Topsham Water District president died suddenly of an apoplectic stroke at his home in Topsham after a week rest for a foot injury. He had served on county boards and local committees, and left a wife, one son James Hale Scribner, and three daughters Elinor Derix and Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Scribner
Topshams
Brunswick and Topsham
Scribner of
Brunsweek, Sie
Tter
Weepsham
Brunsick
Charles H. Mason
Milliken
Hiss
Neri
Per
Mason
Scribner
Sagadaboc County
Republican State Committee
Portland
Ele
Brunswick
Topsham
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce
Sagadaher Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Assertion
Merrymeting Bay
Flo
Scribper
Rotary Social Delights Local Community at Masonic Temple
A large Rotary club social at the Masonic temple Friday night drew a strong turnout for dancing and card games. John Grindy's orchestra provided music while prizes went to Mrs Merrill and Mr Merrill for high scores, with Consolation prizes for Mrs Pinen and Postmaster Heares W. Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Masonic Temple
John Grind
Jason A. Merrill
Merrill
Shaw Receives Rare 1865 Bank Bill With Grandfather’s Signature
Fred V. Shaw found an 1865 Lincoln National Bank note bearing his grandfather John Shaw’s cashier signature and James T. Patten’s, dated July 1, 1865. The First National Bank alerted cashier William S. Sherey, who arranged an exchange for a modern note. The bill will be cherished as a valued possession. Mrs. Crosby and daughter Mary Lense plan a short hospital visit with Crosby’s parents on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred VP Shaw
John Shaw
Lincoln National Bank
James T. Patten
First National Bank
William S. Sherey
Mr. Shaw
Deta EU
Crosby
Mary Lense
City Hospital
Rgpd
Charles A. Flarriman
North
Bathman Passes Away After Fire Rescue
Coleman Flaherty Sr. longtime Bath Iron Works rigger and boilermaker died Monday evening from burns and shock suffered when trapped in his blazing 7 South Street home. Rescued by Joseph Gillo and Eugene Footer, he was taken to his cousin’s home and later to a hospital. Born in Ireland, he lived in Bath since childhood and worked in rigging, boilermaking, and vessel construction. His only accident came from a derailment injury years earlier. he never married. Funeral set for Thursday at St Mary’s Church with a high requiem mass at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Flaherty
Bath Iron Works
South Street
Joseph WP. Gillo
Eugene Footer
Margaret Flaherty
Washington Street
Mr. Flaherty
Ireland
John
Margaret (Foley) Flaherty
Montreal
Bath
Houghton Feet
Goss Marineren Works
Hyde Windlass Co
Flaherty Huisted
The
Iron Works
Meteor
Charles, Bd. Hyde
Flaherty
Sheffield
Brunswick
Thompson's Brook
St. Mary's Church
Neighbors Save 84-Year-Old From Fire After Door Entry
Joseph V Gillo and Eugene Footer rescued Coleman Flaherty 84 after his South street home caught fire early Monday. Gillo entered through a back door amid dense smoke and carried Flaherty to safety before the flames gutted the one and a half story dwelling. Flaherty later died from burns and shock. Gillo, a World War II veteran, may receive a Carnegie Hero medal for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph V. Gillo
South Street
Eugene Fovter
Coleman Flaherty
Flaherty
Oman
Gille
Mr. Footer
John Footer
Eugene Footer
Washington
South Streets
Margaret A. Flaherty
Washington Street
Gillo
France
Building renovated after city orders to restore lean 175 Center Street
The three story dwelling at 175 Center Street owned by Ada McCobb was condemned and slated for demolition but has been restored to level with heavy oak sills. Contractors initially refused job due to list and out of plumb condition. restoration completed with a mortgage loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Center Street
Tate
Ada McCobb
Legionnaires plan new post building and outreach
At a Roland H. Smith post meeting the American Legion formed a preliminary committee to study a foundation for a new West building and prepare plans for submission. The two membership teams led by Eugene Worrey and R. E. Perkins canvass ex service men to complete the roll by January 1. Post Commander Gay urged fellows to recruit every eligible veteran, noting the Legion’s role in securing the Bonus Act and forwarding dues to National headquarters to aid disabled veterans in hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland H. Smith Post
American Legion
West
Eugene Worrey
R. E. Perkins
Gay
American Legion National Legislative Committee
Legion
Regrets Over Disbanding of Phi Rho Society
Ed ward S Everett of Wortland recalls his Bath High School Phi Rho debating society. He laments its disbanding and urges reinstatement, praising its early role in shaping confidence, quick thinking, and public speaking among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
The
Independent
Edward
Everett
Wortland
Cook, Everett & Tennell
Bath High School
Whi Rho
Doris Fuller Holds Narrow Lead In Queen Contest
A light vote Tuesday kept Doris Fuller in front by a small margin as the Queen contest nears its end. The standings show a tight race with multiple contestants including Carmen Atkinson, Marion Mats, Thelma White, and Erin Foley, among others, vying for spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Fuller
Bane Nike
Evelisn Rowe
Asie
Carmen Atkinson
eFeac Ean
Aone Erin Feorye Econ Sas
Midlelvir
Elbiyas Seer
Marion
Mats
Martina
Residues Saetye Cera Ors
Jilairgaret Daley
Murcaret
Elaherte Os
Oie
Thelma White
Worker Severely Cuts Left Wrist at Bath Box Co
William L. Mitchell of 556 Middle Street suffered a deep irregular cut to the left wrist at the Bath Box Co on a Tuesday evening while at the cutting up bench. The injury occurred about ten minutes before closing time as the fitting saw teeth ripped into the wrist. He was rushed to the hospital where Dr. A. Peaslee treated him. Surgeons expect no amputation and Mitchell was reported to be recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Mitchell
Middle Street
Bath Box Co
Sleo
A. Peaslee
Mitchell
King Alexander Cites Dr Butler For War Service
Dr Ethan Flagg Butler of Sayre Virginia received royal recognition from King Alexander of Jugo Slavia for heading a Red Cross relief unit in the Balkans during World War I. He later served in the Army Medical Corps and taught military surgery at Rockefeller Institute and Cornell Medical College. Butler has held posts at Walter Reed and the Polyclinic and now serves as associate surgeon at Robert Walker Hospital Sayre. He is beloved by patients and has a nine year old daughter Agnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Flagg Butler
Sayre
Alexander of
Jugo-Slavia
St. Sava
Jas
Red Cross
Balkans
Butler
Serbia
Charles Henry Butler
Montseag Farmn
William Allen Butler
Ethan Flagg
Lankers
N. Y
Dr. Grenfell
Labrador
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Sir Thomas Lipton
Erin
United States
Army Medical Corps
Rockefeller Institute
Cornell Medical School
New York
Walter Reid Hospital
Washington
Polyclinic
Military Hospital
Robert Walker Hospital
Mayo Institution
Agnes Butler
Children’s
Kennebunkport
Pupils Win Honors At Central Grammar
Central Grammar reports strong honors across sub freshmen and grade eight. Thirteen students earned highest honors in English for six weeks. many others listed on honor roll. Names span multiple grades with notable participation and future potential for high school enrollment. Sewall of Washington street travels to Boston after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar
Jesults
Sth
Donnell
John
Hodge
Juanita
Vieree
Keith
Totter
Dorothy
Ring
Donald
Tanguay
Elizabeth
Vanscoten
Katherine
West
Alice
Bowker
Eileen
Cloutier
Marion
Corliss
Genesta
Hall
Elmore
Scott
Hazel
Narrow Gauge Railroad Stock Transferred to Committee
The entire stock of the Narrow Gauge line of the Wiscasset Waterville and Farmington has been turned over to a people's committee after a $50,000 check was sent to Mrs Car son Peck of Brooklyn New York. The committee holds details and will report later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset, Waterville and
Farmington
People's Committee
Duntons From Boothbay Harbor Headed to Tampa for Winter
Mr and Mrs L A Dunton of Boothbay Harbor traveled through the city on Monday en route to Tampa Flat where they will spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Dunton
Boothbay Harbor
Tampa Flat
Return to National Capital: Washington Reborn Each Visit
The article recalls a winter in Washington marked by familiar pleasures and new growth. It notes new boulevards in Rock Creek park, transformed Irving street hillsides, and gleaming Embassy and National Memorial projects. It also cites church expansions, air clarity concerns, and coal demonstrations guiding residents to switch to less-polluting fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Folsom
the Independent
Dante
Florence
Washington
Rock Creek Park
Pierce's Mill
Kilbourne
Irving Street
Moses
ZOQ Superior
Harvard Terraces
Mt. Pieusuamt
16Th Street
Episcopal Church
Mount St. Albans
Canterbury
England
Calvary Baptist Church
Harding
First Congregational Church
Coolidge
National Council of Congregational Churches
National Universalist General Convention
Universalist “Church of Our Father
16Th and Streets
North America
Meridian Hill
Park
Mountion
Capitol Dome
Evening Star
Coal Dealer's Association
Realtors Association
Morse High football letters awarded in ceremony
Fourteen Morse High School players received letter awards for the football season led by captain Bonney and captain-elect Vellieux. Notable recipient Scott Feero, initially inexperienced, earned the M after a year on the team. Violet O'Hara is noted as having passed Wednesday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Morse
Scott Feero
Feero
Capt. Bonney
Vellieux
Mgr. Reed
Elwood Toothaker
Alfred Gannon
Charles Miller
David Mullin
Gordon Harrington
Kilery Doyle
Lauriston Trott
Francis Duprey
Earl Decker
LaRue Kemper
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Wilson
Freeman
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Uareth
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