West Bath Couple Weds in St Marys Bath
James B. Lemont of West Bath and Miss Marguerite MacLellan of Bath were married by Rev Fr Nicholas J Loran at St Marys rectory. The couple leaves for a wedding trip to Quebec Montreal and St John New Jersey and will reside in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lemont
Marguerite MacLellan
Bath City Hospital
Bath
Nicholas J. Loran
St. Mary‘s
Meatrice MacLellan
Larold J. Footer
Lemont
Joseph M. Lemont
West Bath
John L. MacLellan
Dorchester
Mass
A. G. Wage Co
Quebec
Montreal
St. John
N. J
Walter Norton
Weel Wieh
Heme
Mattias
Emi
Mer
Mas
Lanne
Fuller
Brown
Fred Wo
Larraber
Dewietens
Ananerrea
Ogersnges
Davie Pbendersest
Deletra Rodgerson
Lillian Dregers
Everett Lement
Prene Oliver
Namie Deterson
Joanna Flodghins
Deerett Lement
Weat Bath
Red Cross
Grange Dal Bebo
J. W. Haggett
Abner Johnson
Willian Tesmer
Grange
Grange Hall
Ernest EK. Willis
John Cleagh
Campbells
Lee
Sac
Stern
Littlefield
Liloyd
Bates
Tindsen Navigation Co
Funeral Services of George F. Jackson
Prominent Bath merchant George F. Jackson was fittingly honored at a Wednesday funeral held at his home on Middle Street. Business associates, Bath City Hospital trustees, Old Folkstone members, and Universalist church members attended as Rev. Sidney J. Willis led the service. Pallbearers included Randall Leonard, William S. Sherey, Edwin M. Jones, and John Co. Moulton. Burial followed at Qual Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Jackson
Lot Middle Street
Bath City Hospital
Universalist Church
Sidney J. Willis
Biddeford
Bath
Sss
Randall Leonard
Willian S. Sherey
Medwin M. Jones
John CO. Moulton
Qual Grove
Portland School Building Survey by U.S. Bureau of Education
The United States Bureau of Education conducted a survey of Portland Oregon schools to guide building program decisions. Miss Mice Barrows led the survey, which lasted about ten weeks at the request of the Portland board of school directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oreg
United States Bureau of Education
Creditors meeting for Charles A Prest bankrupt in Bath
The first meeting of Prest creditors will be Feb 20 at 2 PM in the Bath Referee Willian WT Call office 42 Front Street. They may appoint a truster and conduct related business. Also Augusta residents back a new state song by Miss Alice Benedict Goodridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Prest
Topsham
Willian WT
Front Street
Bath
Alice Benedict Goodridge
Augusta
Rev Yardin to Preach at Day's Ferry Church
The Rev D F Yardin will preach at Day's Ferry Congregational Church on Sunday February 3 at 2 30 p m. The announcement invites parishioners and neighbors to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. D. Yardin
Day's Ferry Congregational Church
Sullivan Named Manager of St. Louis Orpheum Theatre
Edward J Sullivan, renowned theater manager, now leads the Orpheum in St. Louis. He has long managed stars and tours, including Sarah Vernhard, and is celebrated for his courteous conduct and staff leadership at the Orpheum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Sullivan
Orpheum Theatre
St. Louis
Sarah Vernhard
Sarah
Cretton of
Mr. Sullivan Bes
James OoNeil
Monte Cristo
Lesher & Co
Cencer
St. Dantes
Ote Pete Ms Staff
Miaseiger Sablicaen
Democratic Convention Set for March 12 in Lewiston
The Democratic State Convention will meet in Lewiston on March 2 to elect PITS delegates. Apportionment credits one delegate per city town and plantation plus additional delegates per Democratic Governor votes. Delegates allocated by county include Androscoggin SA and York 104, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Dan Wo Cons
Ehatrman
Democratic State Committee
Plantation
Wez
Androscoggin
Aroostook
Cumberland
Franklin
Hancock
Kennebec
Kruex
Lincoln
Oxford
Penobscot
Wiscataquis
Sagadahoc
Somerset
Waldo
Washington
York
Navy to Require Two References for Applicants
Navy recruiting announces new policy requiring two references from every applicant before favorable consideration. The change aims to improve recruit quality amid retirements and a lean current enlisted force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Cay Annetteen
Crete
MD Noival Leng
Darvenu of Navigation Hires
St Marys Sodality Serves Fine Supper to 200 Guests
More than 200 persons were served at St Marys Sodality supper held at the Coifford hall on Wednesday. Danae Cotsen chaired the event with many officers listed including Frank Mellow and John Keostito among others. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mirra
Coifford
Cchairiaan
Mero
John Keostito
Sedan
Tieniel
Former Bath Boy Held Up by Hijacker
Albert Attasa, a former Bath boy, was held up by a hijacker in Washington Ph OS. He sustained a fractured skull according to reports. Attasa is a student at the Georgetown School of Foreign Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Attasa
Usoth Lewie
Wo Hospital
Washington
Ph OS
Aoa
Attiya
Georgetown School of Foreign Service
Funeral of Mrs Bucknam at Wesley Church
Funeral for Mrs Margaret Bucknam held Monday afternoon at the Wesley church residence on Middle Street with Rev Charles Brooks officiating. A large attendance included delegations from Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies Verey & Suill Ladies' Aid Sorority and Home Missionary societies. Bearers were C F Curtis J O McBean W H Smith and B A Goodwin. Burial in Oak Grove. Joseph Rines returns home from Portland under treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Margaret Puech
GSS Middle
C.F. Curtis
J. 0. McBean
W. Hi. Smith
B.A. Goodwip
Oak Grove
George F Jackson Dies After Month Long Illness In Bath
George F Jackson 77 a Bath business leader died shortly before midnight Sunday after a month of illness from angine vectori He had returned to work briefly before succumbing He helped open a Bath grocery later joined in wholesale confectionery tobacco and groceries He served on the Universalist church board Bath City Hospital trustee and Od Couples Home trustee He was survived by wife Mina Jones a daughter Mrs John O Macaulton three grandchildren and three brothers Funeral is Wednesday at his home with Rev Sidney J Willis officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Jackson
Bath
Christ
Vath
Soul
New Worthind
Nathan
Abby Sackson
Gorden Preble
Mordackson
Tobacoe Apices
Medackeon
Universalist Church
Sears
Bath City
Phe
Alderen
Ward 7
Fiveare
Mre Machson
Mics Mina Jones
East New Porthind
Tehen
John O Macaulton
Mir Miesner FL Moulton
Crookline
Mise
Mares Meulten
Ossath
Moen
New Portland
Atiten W
Seer
HOYLE-COSMAN WEDDING IN LYNN AT MOTHER'S HOME
Elizabeth Cosman and Bernard Mose, formerly of Bath, wed January 26 at Mrs. Mareia Coss home 3% Willis street Lynn Maxine Everett J. Farnsworth conducted the ceremony The bride wore a blue gown with silver gray trimming Miss Lida Marsh of Lyon was bridesmaid Arthur Goodall of Lowell best man A wedding dinner followed Gifts included cut glass and silver The bride active in Trinity MY church choir and a stenographer and bee keeper The groom son of Mr and Mrs said Mee Plaste of Melrose previously Bath graduate from Bath high school later attended Northeastern University and Boston offices of General Electric He will head the GE office in Springfield Mississippi? will join him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cosman
Bernard (. Mosse
Vath
Mareia Coss
Willis Street
Lynn
Maxx
Everett J. Farnsworth
Lida Marsh
Lyon
Arthur Goodall
Lowell
Trinty MY
General Electric Co
Voyle ix
Mir
Springfiell Miss
Snow Oliver Nuptials Reported in Porthed
Prank J. Snow formerly of Vath and Thelma Yazel Oliver of Bath were married January 26 in Porthed with Justice Benjamin I. Donnell officiating. The groom is the son of Mars George Snow of Porthed. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Brad Oliver and a well known clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Snow
Vath
Thelma Yazel Oliver
Bath
Porthid
Benjamin I. Donnell
Jan Shipper
Mars
George Snow
Porthi
Bred Oliver
Burkhardt's Talk on Bath's Early History Delights Members
SohooL Derrklaard presented an engaging paper on the early dieters of the Bath vicinity to the Menselaboof Ciraee church group. The regular meeting at the parish house drew a usual crowd with general discussion after Mr Dorblarci's pages. W. Pyaston Pill served lunch before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohool Derrklaard
Aearest
Ath
Menselaboof Ciraee Ehurel
Dorblarci
W. Pyaston Pill
Mendelssohn Club Preview and Local Music Notes
The Mendelssohn club held a fine rehearsal at the Parish house on Oak street ahead of the Maine Music Festival. Plans include I Trovatore at the fall festival with choruses rehearsed, a new selection Sanetor added, and Chapman concert report noted. Seats reserved for Bath chorus at the Lewiston concert on April 2, with a train to Bath after the performance. Mere Miner Wilson from Sebasco visits to see her daughter Charlotte Wilson, Bates College freshman, during a brief Bates visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn Club
Oak Street
Lewiston
Bath
Mere Miner Wilson
Sebiasco
Charlotte Wilson
Bates College
Morse Quintet Edges Edward Little in Tough Victory
The Morse five defeated Edward Little 20 to 0 on Friday night in a hard fought game. Morse led 10-5 after one period and 15-10 at half, with standout defense preventing scoring for long stretches. Key players included Cutler, McCabe, McMann, Juneau, and Spinney, while injuries and fouls shaped the rough contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Edward Little Basketeers
Morse Outfit
E. L
Eddies
Morse WS
Morse
History & Morse
Banger
Cutler
Clinto
McManun
McCabe
FB. I
Cea
Stuneau
Thomas
Juneau
Quinte
McMann
Morse O. B
Coxfello
Simpson
Clinte
Costello
Maddies
Olinte
Ffi
Larrabee
Spinney Ude
Juneanu
Spinney
Kempton
Hayward
MeCabe
Capt
Butler
BK LL
Mors
Auburn
Releres Kempton
Sax
Ed Ward Litthe
Sumiauiaiys
Morse i
Tags Niels Ian Ee
Hentai Lcn
Pier
Waymillinge Bee Rake
Lee
Arte
Cnet
Edward Little
Six Foxes In One Den Capture By Luhee Hunter
Oris McCaslin a New England Telephone employee known for fox hunting has a keen fox hound. While riding in his vehicle he sends the dog into the woods and chases sport. Last week he pursued a fox into its den and pulled out two foxes from the same den, both captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oris McCaslin
New
Eoglind Telephone Co
McCastins
McCaslin
Bowdoin Hosts Learned Association Meeting
A Bowdoin College event will host members including President Kenneth C. M. Sills Dean Paul Nixon and professors Henry Dewing Thomas Means on April 4 and 5. It marks the first such visit in years with a faculty committee of entertainment led by Professor Charles U. Burnett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise Bihan
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Paul Nixon
Henry
Dewing
Thomas Means
Bowdoin
Charles UT. Burnett
Austin T. MacCormick
Henry B. Andrews
Daniel C. Meee Nal Defensor Morgan
Former Morse High Girl Writes Mentor from the West Coast
Louise White, a former Morse student now in Alhambra California, writes the Morse Mentor describing Alhambra High School, its campus, curriculum, and California life. She notes Alhambra’s growth, climate, nearby cities, and visits to Pasadena for the Tournament of Roses, praising local education and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
West Coast
Louise White
Alhambra
Morse
Morse Ren
Alhambra High School
Los Angeles
San Gabriel Valley
Maine Street
Alhambra Hhigh School
California
Long Beach
Hollywood
Pasadena
Glendale
Monrovia
Covina
Rifle Club Elects Officers At Annual Bath Meeting
At Bath city hall the Rifle Club held its annual meeting Thursday night. J. H. Thomas was named president with Howard W. Wiard as vice president and Horace I. Morse as secretary. James T. D Gouney became treasurer alongside trustees Albion L. Corliss Alonzo G. Fisher for terms of three two and one year. Surplus reports were reported and a weekly Thursday shoot was approved with prizes of three boxes ammunition for first two boxes for second and one for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rifle Club
City Hall
J. H. Thomas
Howard W. Wiard
Horace I. Morse
James T. Dgouney
William Sturtevant
Albion L. Corliss
Alonzo G. Fisher
Just Word
Treasury
Injury Marked by Eye Laceration in High School Hockey
Norman Trayden, a Cony high school junior in Augusta, suffered a painful eye injury during hockey when struck by a stick. The eyelid split and a splinter embedded in flesh required stitches. Doctors believe the damage should not be permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Trayden
Cony High School
Augusta
Tenement Fire in Brunswick Damages Cabot Co. House
Fire in a Cabot street tenement owned by Cabot Manufacturing Co damaged the dwelling occupied by Edgar Fournier Leonce Labbe and William Dube to about 1000 dollars. The blaze began near the chimney in Mar Fournier s unit with the loss uninsured. At Bath Veteran Firemen s weekly whist Baxter hall first prize went to Mrs A J Otis and A K Preston second prize to Mrs Frank Farrin and Alex Cater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Cabot Manufacturing Co
Cabot Street
Edgar Fournier
Leonce Labbe
William Dube
Mar. Fournier
Oyere , Insurance
Bath
School Closes Amid Storm Alarm Assessments
Teachers appreciated Supt. Wilson's judgment in sounding the no school alarm as Friday morning storms rolled in. The morning proved disagreeable at school with students likely relieved by the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Wilson
Greenwood Gets Call to Go to Baltimore
Lawrence B. Greenwood, noted Bath evangelist, has received an important invitation from Baltimore business leaders to join Pocket Testament League activities there. He will assist the committee for three months leaving his Wiscasset ministry, with Summer plans unchanged at the tabernacle. The Open Door Mission reports a prosperous winter and continues arrangements in Greenwood’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Baltimore
Pocket Testament League
Charles Alexander
Great Britain
Alexander
A. C. Dixon
Greenwood
Wiscasset
Tabernacle
Canal Zone conditions improve travel and traffic
Captain Murray B. Dilley of the Signal Corps notes the landslide in the Canal Zone was dangerous but quickly cleared and travel resumed after a one day disruption. He cites growing tolls, around two million dollars monthly, and credits improved trade, frequent vessel traffic, and the canal as a major time and cost saver. He predicts ongoing improvement in living conditions despite native unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray B. Dilley
Signal Corps
Panama Canal Department
Canal Zone
Dilley
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Kansas
Oath Division
National Guard
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Panama Canal
Mrs Margaret Bucknam Dies After Long Illness at Bath
Mrs Margaret Bucknam 68 widow of Keenzer Bucknam died Saturday morning at her home on Middle street after a long illness. Born in Mundleville Kent County she moved to Lewiston then Bath and had lived here for years. She attended Wesley M E church and belonged to Myrtle lodge Odd Ladies. Survived by daughter Miss Ena F Jucknam at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bucknam
Keenzer WR. Buckman
GSS
Middle Street
Bucknam
Mundleville
Kent County
Richard
Agnes Mundle
Lewiston
Bath
Wesley M. E. Church
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Ena F. Jucknam
Death of Herbert A Blackie in Dorchester and Georgetown
Herbert A Blackie age 21 died Saturday at City hospital after a long illness. He was son of Charles B and Fannie A Blackie of 64 Willowwood Street Dorchester Mass and had lived in Georgetown. He leaves three brothers Norman E Exeter Noel Charles W Clinton John R West Georgetown. Funeral service Monday at William Chadbourne undertaking rooms with Rev W T Boyd officiating. Burial in Riverview cemetery Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Blackie
City Hospital
Tle
Charles B
Fannie A. Blackie
Willowwood Street
Dorchester
Mass
Georgetown
Norman E
Exeter
Noel
Charles W
Clinton, Me
John R. Blackie
West Georgetown
William (. Chadbourne
Rev
W. T. Boyd
Georgetown Center
Riverview Cemetery
Topsham
Morse Track Meet Preview and Local Weather Notes
Morse high athletes look to the interclass meet at the Y M C A on February 12 starting at six. Events include sprints hurdles jumps and distance runs plus a potato race and relay. IL C Crane of Whiting uses a log hauler. wood prices rise. swamps thaw with no snow complicating transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Y. Mlc. A
Lubec
IL. C. Crane
Whiting
Insurance Federation of Maine Meeting Held at Turner Street Hall
The adjourned annual meeting of the Insurance Federation of Maine will be at YMLCLA hall Turner street Auburn Thursday afternoon Jan 31, preceded by luncheon at 12 30 o clock. Mrs Albert M Wold traveling secretary of the Insurance Federation of America and editor of Federation News will address the group on Hunting Wild Politicians in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Insurance Federation of Maine
Ymlcla
Hall
Turner Street
Auburn
Albert M. Wold
Insurance Federation of America
Federation News
America
Maine Farmers Grow Interest in Forestry and Woodlots
Maine farmers increasingly view woodlots as essential assets alongside crops and hay. The state’s woodland covers 45 percent of farmland, with 18 percent more uncultivated land with potential to forest. A new extension forestry department organized three meetings in Wenobscot county drawing 96 participants to learn timber valuation and planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Forestry Department
Extension Service
Wenobscot County
Myron EE. Watson
Lincoln
Lee
Wytopitlock
Watson
Tle
Peace by Education: Huck Proposes Global War Referendum
Mrs Winifred Mason Huck, former Illinois congresswoman, argues education as the path to universal peace. She promotes a reciprocal war referendum plan and urges equal rights efforts led by the Woman's Party to advance the ERA and elect more women to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Huck
Winnifred Mason Huck
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Huck
Elinois
United States
Woman's Party
Hydromotor Bicycle Designed for Land and Water Travel
A motor bicycle conceived by an Italian features pontoons for buoyancy and a handlebars controlled rudder. The craft uses air-filled pontoon bags and a two horsepower engine, with potential for higher power. Mrs Helen Valentine of 519 MidWe street jet Sunday for Baltimore where win ad 8 veewelee wandabal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Valentine
MidWe Street
Baltimore
Veewelee Wandabal
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Survey OF Schools
Sarah Bernhardt
Sagadahoc County
ST. Mary's Sodality
Hy-Jacker
Joseph Rines
High Street
Whee
Bea Bee Hoon
Snow
Oliver
Burkhardt
Ang
Norway Medicine Co
Norway
Vvaruus Moaney
Otalan
Cae
Skempton
Pomeroy
Turners
Wilson
Warnialee
Rifle Club
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