Universalist Church Benefits New Bath Pastor Scudder
The Bath Universalist Church installed Rev. George Wilson Scudder as pastor to lead a congregation noted for its long Universalist heritage since 1822. Ceremonies included remarks by Rev. Milo Folsom and Rev. Stanley Manning with music from local quartet and organist Mrs Helen Shaughnessy.
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George Wilson Scudder
Milo Garfield Folsom
Gardiner
Stanley Manning
Universalist
Augusta
The
Bessie Hunt
Martha Darker
Leland Ames
George Scudder
Helen Shaughnessy
Mr. Folsom
Manning
Scudder
Maine
RE. Lewis Wall
Beacon Street
M. i. Church
Bath Ministerial Association
Bath
W. Scott Shorey
Fleury Ge. Tlodgdon
Charles I. Hooper
Dornell Carr
Cyrus Longley
Plummer Appeals for Legislation to Aid Shipping
C Plummer vice president of the Shipping Board urged the Maine Society of New York to adopt constructive legislation to support American merchant ships. He warned that government spending on Shipping Board vessels is double the amount needed to sustain private branded shipping, noting half the ships’ useful life has passed.
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Plummer
Tribute to Harold Marsh Sewall and maritime policy legacy
The speaker reflects on Harold Marsh Sewall and his public service in international affairs. He recalls Sewall’s role as an advisor at the Limitation of Arms Conference and his family’s historic merchant fleet. The text critiques past Commercial Treaties and tariff practices, urging support for an American Merchant Marine amid foreign competition.
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Harold Marsh Sewall
Maine
Harding
America
Congress
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Milestones in Bath Episcopal Church Life Celebrated
The Bath Episcopal church marks 75 years since Grace Church formation and six years since the first Kennebec services. An anniversary program featured Holy Eucharist, an historical address by Charles Myron Tubbs, and letters from past pastors. Early sermons by Rev Seymour and later pastors shaped the lower Kennebec parish, with efforts by Gardiner and Bailey leading to Grace Church’s a concrete building and growth in Bath.
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Mon
Richard Seymour
Church of England
Bath
Kennebec
Grace Church
Charles Myron Tubbs
Atlantic
New World
Episcopal
Willian McLanathan
Massachusetts
Georgetown
Frankfort
Dresden
Fort Richmond
Jacob Bailey
Pownalborough
Tle
Lithgows
Drummonds
Lower Nennebec
William Wheeler
Totty
England
Tie
William Lithgow
Newport
Mr. Bailey
Halifax
Liedor Fales
Brunswick
Frederic Gardiner
B.C. Bailey
T. J. Wilder
J. H. Nichols
Fassett
Gardiner
Philadelphia
Bath Dominates Maine Society Dinner in New York
Bath sent the largest group of delegates to the Twenty-Second Annual Maine Society of New York dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt. Gov elect Gardiner spoke on Maine’s resources. Commissioner Plummer and Loyal Sewall chaired committees. guests included Frank Munsey and Vincent Richards. speakers highlighted Maine’s potential and maritime ties.
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Bath
Maine Society of New York
Hotel Roosevelt
Maine
Plummer
Shipping Board
Loyal I. Sewall
Earl Thompson
Roosevelt
New York
Fogg
Westbrook Citzen
Copley Plan
Boston
Goy-telect Touph
Brewser
William T. Gardiner
Mark T. Plersey
Tlon
Harold Mr. Sewall
Sania
Hawaii
Gael Sigs. Chlrattes P. Shaw
Stanley Wieres
Frank Os. Shaw
William J. Sith
Carl IK. Crosby
Philip Wimball Lowen Torrey
Mire
Frank 3. Nichols
Frank A. Munsey
Litchfield
Chiuvies BB. Pint
Thom Gston
Two Authors Sail for Extended South American Voyage
Authors Henry C. Rowland and Richard M Thaller left port in the 41 foot single mast Mary for a cruise of five months to a year. They plan scientific work and new stories while studying people in the West Indies and along Central and South American coasts. If successful they may further travel through the Panama Canal to Hollywood and Los Angeles.
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South America
Henry C. Rowland
Washington, D. C
Richard Matthews Thaller
Boothbay Harbor
Keteh
Soth
Gloucester
Mary
Norfolk
Virginia
Bermuda
West Indies
French West Indies
Caribbean Sea
Central
Vanacns Canal
Hollywood
Los Angles
Bath Boy Wins Honor in Rhode Island
Raymond Trott of Bath, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trott, was elected vice president of the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co. at a board meeting. He joined the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co. in 1979, advancing from assistant trust officer to trust officer, and later to vice president. Born in Bath, he is a graduate of Dartmouth College and Yale University Law School, admitted to the Maine bar after World War service with the Red Cross in the Balkans, and married Elizabeth Houghton.
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Raymond the Prott
Providence
Joseph Mo. Vroty
Bath
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co
Trott
Rhode Island Hopital Bros.ou
Tee
Dartmond College
Tle Tet Vard University Law School
Maine
Red Cross
Rrott
Elizabeth Houghton
Amory Hl. Tioughton
North Center PTA Filling Candy Bags For Christmas
The North Center PTA completed and filled 450 candy bags at its meeting Tuesday for hanging on Christmas trees at North Street primary and North Grammar and South with special exercises. The association appropriated $5 for Grube TB. Cornish, secretary of the State Board of Charities and Corrections, for use in districts where Christmas work means little, through this agency. The South Street PTA worked on candy bags Tuesday for the Colonial club’s Christmas day exercises.
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North Center
PD. T. A
North Street
North Grammar
Christ Street
Grube TB. Cornish
State Board of Charities and Corrections
South Street
Colonial Club
Harold Hart in Portland on business
Harold Hart traveled to Portland on business matters on Tuesday, engaging in meetings and activities tied to his work. The trip focused on corporate or professional duties within the city.
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Harold Hart
Portland
Morse High Football Eleven Shows Improvement in 1924 Season
Morse High's 1924 football squad, despite a rough start, posted notable progress through a tough schedule. Capt. George McMann starred on offense with long drop kicks, while Dan Daniels made a key 95-yard interception return for a late winner. The team, led by coach Awford Teel, finished with two decisive wins and a narrow loss to Deering, earning 14 letters among players and strong community support.
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Morse High
Morse
Cortests
Sebreedethe
Wilnetes
Cony
Augusta
Edward Little
Westbrook
Biddeford
Marea
Creathy Damlien
Cutler
McMann
Thailten
Merse Tevaned
Ote Reside
Ote Owender
Stephens
Dany
Thark
Porthuml
Deering
Veering
Joe Ortler
George McMann
An Dannies
Dargess
Vetera
Odie
Sitae
Severil
Butler
Puvees
Pinkham
Pinson
Dow
Carden
Ted Pinkham
Ita Pinson
George Dow
Forrest Carlson
Charles Milles
Dean Bonney
Ted Veilleux
Rilery Doyte
Norman McCade
Cecil Tillmilten
Gordon Marrington
New England Auto Fatalities Policy Sparks Debate
The article discusses U S auto fatality rates and state safety standings, citing federal data on deaths from automobile accidents. It notes high traffic death rates in California and Missouri, with Massachusetts and Mississippi among states with stricter laws. The report also mentions Miss Foster and Verna Philbrook attending a commercial girls conference in Portland.
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New
New Bedford
Port Wroortt
New Phalvord
Goa
Dante
Beng
Onisi
Bae
Heathky
Mississippi
Wyoming
Sears
California
Margaret Foster
Pngho and
Bel & Tel. Co
Verna Philbrook
Commercial Girls
Mivne Division
Supt. J. 8
Mrs Cahill of Portind Passes Away
Mrs. Charles H. Cahill died Tuesday in Portind after illness. Funeral services will be held at a local church with burial at Riverside Cemetery. Her husband survives along with two children and several grandchildren.
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Charles H. Cahill
Porthind
Gunner Shot by Own Dog in Punctured Leg Incident
Theodor Sherman of Edcyeconu was shot in the leg when his dog stepped on a loaded gun while Sherman was near his automobile. He crawled under the car to reach the ground and the discharge struck his left leg, injuring the ankle and leg. He was taken to Bash City Hospital where doctors hope to save the lower leg.
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Theoders Sherman
Edcyeconu
Sherman
Te Bash City Hospital
Washingtor n Maine Society Elects Officers
The Washingtor n Maine Society elected new officers including president Dye PR and Morphs formerly of Lewiston. First vice president Wy Bearee, second vice president Mars C. Wree, third vice president Willian TL Crowiey, corresponding secretary Rose A. Dagan, recording secretary Frances Fernald, treasurer C. S. Sands Morrison, and orator Dr. Gilbert A. Brown. Installation to follow.
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Th Wy. Bearee
Thelas
Mars
C. W
Masquerade Party by Red Men Proves Big Success
A Masquerade party held Tuesday night under the Susanoa tribe, Red Men, drew large attendance and prizes. Arch ial Grant sold tickets, Willian Wakefield collected funds, and Mrs Charlotte Cn Whe appeared as Liberty. Notable costumes included Lib erty, Carleton Sideout, Tadinn, and Gertrude Tall gypsy. The Grand March was led by Harry Robinson and Abbie Small. music featured Mildeed Morse, Lloyd Green, and Frank Fertier.
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Susanoa Hreibe
Red Men
Ernest Agery
Edward Gaveelon
Woodbury Potter
Henry Wilson
Rideout
Archie Grant
Willian Wakefield
Seth Stewart
Jene Pedi
Aldp. Denham
Charlotte Cn
Liberty
Sis
Claire
Carleton Tideout
Pearcainen
Harry Robinson
Abbie Small
Garvens
Mildeed Morse
Lloyd Green
Frank Fertier
Statens
Cindy
Katherine Durgan
Mars
Jedi Troop
Charlotte Danes
Carleton Sideout
Tadinn
Gertrude
Earl Rideout
Ida Pierce
Rhet’ O
Margaret Curran
Mattie Prebie
Charles Hin
Constance Grace
Thomas
Nina McRae
Tfarry Robinson
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Universalist Church
G. W. Scudder
Hosea Ballou
Sylvanus Cobb
William A. Drew
Maine Society
RE. C. Plummer
Edward C. Plummer
A. G. Page Company
Popham
Kennebec River
Was Scholarlynd
North American Review
Europe
Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Rev. C. Myron Tubbs
Rhode Island
Owever
Pfasword
Teel Dessin Hinding
Quarterbac
goSrg
Acgreen Dine
Iam
Oon
Patlowell
Hatlewell
Anna
Poe
Agsin Morse
New England
Gunner
Washingtorn
Maine Society Has
Prises Origin
PR &. Morphs
Lewiston
Rds
Fulene
Johnson &Ros Co
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