Morse High Girls Triumph Over Maine School of Commerce
Morse High girls dominated Maine School of Commerce 56 to 14 at the Y. Capt Marion Wagner led scoring with 21 points in 16 minutes as Morse used subs and position changes throughout. Leola Ward and Dorothy Donnell provided early offense, while Morse’s defense held the visitors to five points in the second half.
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Morse
Maine School of Commerce
Morse High Girls
Alice Hartnett
Capt
Marion Wagner
Marion
Maine
Leola Ward
Flash
Commerce School
Dorothy Donnell
Dorothy
Luela McDonald
Miss Ward
Miss McDonald
Madeline Moore
Dorothy Breton
Commerce
Beatrice Burgess
Dorothy Thompson
Grace Alen
Eleanor O'Brien
Shirley Mank
Eleanor Webster
Goldie Stafford
Ruth Holbrook
Helen Decker
Celia McEhinan
Donnell
Ward
Missies Greene
Smith
Ward & Donnell Co
Capt. Wragner
Wagner
Burgess
Miss Merry
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McKenney
Wilson
Milliken
Governor Brewster to visit Bath Rotary Feb 17
Bath Rotary Club announces Governor Ralph Brewster will be guest on Tuesday evening February 17. A noon meeting and dinner at the Y M C A gym will be held by the Ev entary Teacher Association. The program includes remarks on boosting Maine products and a talk on lighting by H T Spaulding of National Lamp Works. Capt W R Bree man of Norfolk and Charles E B culty attend as guests.
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Fred DD. Mil
We Entertainment Committee
Bath Rotary Club
Ralph ©. Brewster
King Tavern
Lievent- Teacher Association
Y. M. Co
Maine
Cummings
Portland
Thomas A. Edison
W. R. Breeman
Norfolk
Charles Eb.culty
Dorothy Mason Starts Second Term Dance Classes
Miss Dorothy Mason of Vorgland conducts dance classes at Mrs. Jennie Harvey Percival’s studio on Washington Street. She begins the second half term next Monday and is preparing pupils for the upcoming recital.
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Dorothy Mason
Vorgland
Jennie Harvey Percival
Washington Street
Georgetown Selectmen Close Books for the Year on Feb 16
Town officials posted notices that town business will be settled for the year February 16 at the home of B. H. Woodside. Local residents and visitors are listed with various movements and social visits throughout Georgetown and nearby communities.
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B. H. Woodside
Henry Reynolds
Bath
Arthur S. Rowe
Springfield
Mass
Windsor
Conn
Viola Buzzo
T. M. Hagan
Dorothy Stuart
Belle Heald
Josie Williams
George F. Oliver
Augusta Rowe
Henry ‘Tarbox
Robinhood
Mr. Hagan
Howard G. Heald
Bay Point
Seguinland
Spinney
Byron Campbell
Eleanor
Mona Campbell
John E. Oliver
Robinhead
Powers Bros
Three Past Masters Are Present Presented Jewels
At Solar lodge FP and A M Harold K Cook Gardiner spoke on the Washington Memorial at Alexandria Va and the Masonic Service Association. Past Master Henry G Shaw and Herbert L Grinnell were given jewels. Sylvester H Rowland presented a jewel to Howard B Johnson. Genesta chapter OES served oyster stew and doughnuts.
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Solar Lodge
A. M
Harold K. Cook
Gardiner
Washington Memorial
Alexandria
Masonic Service Association
George Washington
Alexandria-Washington Lodge
Washington
Henry G. Shaw
Herbert L. Grinnell
Sylvester H. Rowland
Rowland
Howard B. Johnson
Genesta
O.E.S
Olive Corliss
Kate Verkins
Annie Cox
Sarah Shaw
Florence Lake
Celina Small
Grace Sampson
Olive Tait
Eunice Walters
Mae Congdon
Commander Beliveau Visits Bath Legion
American Legion Post in Bath hosted State Commander Col. Aubert Beliveau of Rumford. Beliveau praised Legion work, urged stronger local civic cooperation, emphasized veteran welfare legislation, and urged higher post and Maine department memberships. A buffet lunch followed the meeting.
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Roland WE Smith Post
American Legion
Aubert Beliveau
Rumford
Co. Beliveau
Drewster
Legion
Bath
Mermbbers
Ife
Beliveau
Post
Department of Maine
Hershom Oliver
Five Islands Grange Meeting Noted For Strong Program
A large Five Islands crowd attended a Tuesday Grange meeting with a full program, lunch by Mrs. Minnie MacMahan and others, and social time. Committees named include Charity led by Mrs Blaisdell and Higgins, Executive led by J. G. Stevens, and Finance led by MacMahan and Rittall.
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Grange
Minnie MacMahan
Alice Cromwell
Lloyd Pinkbain
Charity
J. Kb. Blaisdell
BK. C
Higgins
Aurelia Gray
J. G. Stevens
F. H. Rittall
W. L. Berry
A. A. MacMahan
I. H. Rittall
Lioyd Pinkham
Dobb's Ferry
Charles Hanna
Bath
Ted Thebedeau
Arthur Wilson
H. W. Howard
L.H. Rowe
Isabel Stevens
W. ‘J T. Boyd
Kathleen Gray
Georgetown
Charles Lewis
Bertha
Stanley
Georgetown Center
Alton Reed
Everett Cromwell
Eugene Rowe
George Gray
Modern Woodmen Meet for Annual Roll Call and Exercises
Bath camp Modern Woodmen of America held a roll call initiation and installation with 100 attendees. Officers installed included Consul Elmer Avery Advisor Joseph Brown and Past Consul Clifton Tedford with William White as banker in his 26th installation. Members 187 strong with 11 charter members still living attended the oyster supper and speeches by district and camp leaders.
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Bath Camp
Woodmen’ of America
E. C. Walker
Portland
R. C. Gillespie
Auburn
Harry H. Mayers
Hallowell
Mr. Mayers
DP. C
Fred Bowie
Elmer A. Avery
Joseph Brown
Clifton W. Tedford
William H. White
Rosco V P. Higgins
Charles C. ‘Loothaker
Alex Cater
Frank L. Chelis
Rolvin H. Bowie
Charles H. Stinson
Edward H. Hartwell
Red Bowie
Bath
Fred S. Curtis
George W. Dean
Eugene Footer
Wiseman Farms
Henry Cotteau
Clifton W.yedford
Walker
Consul Gillespie
Auburn Camp
Lewis Wall
M. C. Arel
Charles €. Toothaker
Fred A. Bowie
Roscoe J. Higgins
P. C
Nat Stover
Consul Avery
Higgins
Fred Stover
Joseph Boyce
Bluer Avery
Henry Cotrean
Bath Rifle Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Bath Rifle Club held its annual meeting at city hall on Wednesday night. New officers were elected including President J H Thomius and Vice President Bernard McCausland. Dues set at zero, weekly shooting matches approved, and a friendly contest between old and young members saw the seniors win narrowly. Open to city residents with arms on hand.
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Bath Rifle Club
City Hall
J. H. Thomius
Bernard McCausland
James T. Bonney
Albert L. Bonney
William DB. Sturtevant
Just Ward
Albion IL
Corliss
Samuel Ward
Nature Lectures on Leaves and Trees in Autumn Beauty
Omar W. Folsom of Washington D. C. describes leaves as workers from Spring to Summer explaining photosynthesis, water transport, and chlorophyll. He guides readers through beech and elm bark, sycamore features, and Pine oak traits, urging appreciation of nature’s design and urging respect for trees.
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Sumner
Jacob
Coventry
England
New England
Bishop Brewster Visits Grace Church for Annual Address
Rt. Rev. Benjamin Brewster bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Maine conducted his annual Grace church visit greeting a large congregation. He confirmed twenty two candidates, celebrated the Holy Eucharist, and preached on The Image of Caesar contrasted with the Image of God. He stayed overnight at Grace rectory and left Bath for Portland in the morning.
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Benjamin Brewster
D. D
Episcopal Diocese of
Maine
Grace Church
Brewster
Caesar
God
Grace Rectory
Leff Bath
Portland
Lecturer Ill Delays Cosmopolitan Club Programme
Morris Hindus, Russian lecturer, was to appear Friday at the Cosmopolitan club entertainment course but is confined at home in Pennsylvania with pneumonia. Mrs. Frost, the club president, said the program will not be filled by a substitute and will proceed as originally planned once he recovers.
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Morris Hindus
Pennsylvania
Frost
Funeral of Mrs. Margaret P Main
Funeral for Mrs. Margaret P Main wife of Ebenezer Reed Main was held Sunday afternoon at one at her Woolwich home. Rev K P Hardin of Winter Street church Bath officiated. Bearers were Edward H Cook J V Reed F G Reed and N Gratz Jackson. Burial in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret P. Main
Ebenezer Reed Main
Woolwich
K.P. Hardin
Winter Street Church
Bath
Edward H. Cook
J. V. Reed
F. G. Reed
N. Gratz Jackson
Riverside Cemetery
Home Economics Classes Reopen at Bailey Evening School
The Bailey Evening School will reorganize Home Economics for spring units starting Monday February 9. Advanced dressmaking and tailoring for women and children will be offered, with sewing, handcraft, and home nursing courses led by specific instructors. Registration urged, attendance required, and prolonged absences may bar future enrollment. classes run seven to nine pm at Morse High School.
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Bailey Eveing School
Alice Gackenbach
Sara Oliver
Fred Wetherbee
Heald
Perry
Charles Miller
Morse High School
Churches in Old Town to present Bible crossword puzzles
Churches in Old Town will introduce Bible crossword puzzles as a feature at Sunday evening services. This marks the first attempt by churches to aid teaching routes. Also the Machias weather note predicts a severe winter if mountain ash trees bore many berries last fall. Keep watch on ash trees next fall.
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Old Town
Machias
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Sagadabock Block
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Rotary Club
Washington Masonic Memorial
Legion Boys
Australia
Omar W. Folsom
Kilbourne Place
Washington, D.C
John J. Desmond
Bishop Brewster
Bailey