Morse High Student Dance Delights Attendees
The Morse high Student Council hosted a successful Friday assembly hall dance limited to students and immediate families by Principal Arthur T. Scott. Grindell's orchestra provided music while others played games and Mary Curran offered fortunes. intermission featured ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Student Council
Assembly Hall
Arthur T. Scott
Grindell
Mary Curran
Charles Cummings
Ephraim Pooler
George Wetton
Mary Lord
Leola Ward
Doris Soule
Miss Ethel Clara Oliver Weds Howard A Parks at Central Church
Miss Oliver daughter of Mrs. Allen Clark of 1151 High street and Howard Alonzo Parks a Bath native and marine engineer married Monday at 9 80 in Central church parsonage. The couple eloped with Rev. David L. Wilson performing the single ring ceremony. Mrs. Parks, a Central church choir soloist, plans a Bath home honeymoon while Mr. Parks resumes his duties with Bee Line Transportation Co. in Perth Amboy N J early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Clara Oliver
Allen Clark
High Street
Howard Alonzo Parks
Bath
Alonzo Parks
Stamford
Conn
Central Church
David L. Wilson
Parks
Bee Line Transportation Co
Perth Amboy
N. J
First Baptist Aid Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The First Baptist Church Ladies' Aid elected officers at its annual meeting Friday. E.K. Haggett was named president, K.E. Murphy vice president, Clifford I. Harrington secretary, Herbert Norton treasurer, and Freeman Crosby flower committee chair. Work committee members include Samuel C. Mulcahy Fred W. Larrabee and Edward Daly with Fred Irish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Aid Ladies’ Aid of the
First Baptist Church
EK. W. Haggett
KE. C. Murphy
Clifford I. Harrington
Herbert Norton
Freeman Crosby
Samuel C. Mulcahy
Fred W. Larrabee
Kkdward Daly
Fred Irish
Georgetown Working League Christmas Sale Totals Over Sixty Dollars
The annual Christmas sale and supper at the First Baptist vestry raised nearly $60 for the treasury with an additional nine dollars from the candy table going to Center School. The event featured a lobster stew by Mrs. Everett Higgins, pastries, and festive decorations. various committees assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working League
First Baptist
Treasury
First Baptist Vestry
Everett Higgins
Center School
Miss Hussey
KB. C. Higgins
H. G. Heald
G. F. Oliver
Frank Heald
Jennie Todd
Hartley Harley
John Thibodeau
Arthur Rowe
Evelyn Hussey
BE. B. Billings
Thomas Hagan
Bath
W. T. Boyd
Union
Boyd
Hortense Tillotson
Topsham
John R Blackie
W. A. Todd
Joseph Huggins
Sewall
Oliver
Charles Campbell
Robinhood
Hattie Rowe
Howard Heald
Stearns Scott
Robinhood Church
Carroll Powers
Henry Reynolds
George Sprague
West Georgetown
J. 2
Tlackie
Alvah Reynolds
Portland
United States Grand Jury
Levi Powers
Boothbay
Todd
HE. F. Hunt
Tree
Powers
Annie Jones
Abbie Reynolds
Harold Ward
Edward Clarey
Traverse
T. M. Hagan
Lansing
Kennebec Point
United States
Charlotte Harley
Harley
Sturtevant Todd
San Juan
Porto Rico
Barbara Louise
Mr. Todd
Frank Todd
Georgetown
George F. Oliver
Alleged Confession Offered By Defense In Canned Goods Case
Roy Garnet 88 Milan street faced trial in municipal court on a theft charge of City hospital canned foods. Defense presented an alleged confession by Ted Swanson of Montreal as evidence. Multiple witnesses linked the Goods to the hospital. Garnet admitted the items came from the hospital and claimed Swanson acted alone. The case was continued to Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Garnet
Milan Street
Garnet
Ted Swanson
Montreal
Can
Swanson
Fred I. Hall
Frank Reynolds
Old Orchard
Howard Blake
Marguerite E. Robert
City Hospital
Bath
Forrest Putpoam
Bridgham
Bella Garnet
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward W. Bridgham
Alleged Deserters Held by City Marshal
City Marshal Tall held two young men suspected of desertion from the U S Navy. They gave the names Francis McCarty and Joseph Gerrity. The Cassin contacted New London Conn for orders, with McCarty detained at an ice cream parlor and Gerrity detained near Washington and Center streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall
U.S
Cassin
New London
Conn
Washington
Francis McCarty
Joseph Gerrity
McCarty
Gerrity
Washington and
Center Streets
Schools Close Friday for Christmas Holidays
Public schools will dismiss Friday afternoon for a ten day Christmas break and reopen on Tuesday the 30th. No New Year holiday. Mrs. Byron F. Barker visited in Portland Tuesday.
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Byron F. Barker
Portland
Five Islands Grange Meeting Led by Younger Members
Five Islands Grange held a meeting with junior officers in charge including Master Victor Pinkham and Overseer Alice Cromwell. The event featured student speakers and music by Miss Maxine Walker and Horace Rittal amid community updates and local travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Victor Pinkham
Alice Cromwell
Minnie MacMahan
Lloyd Pinkham
Chester Pinkham
Aurelia Gray
Alice Pinkham
L. H. Rowe
Horace Rittall Ceres
Sara Pinkham
Vomona
Delia Davis
Flora
Kathleen Gray
Maxine Walker
Horace Rittal
Iva Cromwell
Southport
Wallace Vierce
W. OF. Delano
Portland
Arthur Berry
A. A. MacMahan
Bath
Clarence MacMahan
Westbrook
IH. W. Howard
Howard
Five Islands
Ocean View
George Hanna
Joe Greenleaf
New Bedford
Mass
Eugene Rowe
Son Orville
Horace Rittall
Boston
Fenton Moore
Vernon Cray
Elbridge Mavis
State Grange
Wortland
Paul Pierce
Charles Campbell
Robinhood
Clara Davis
J. G. Stevens
Grange Hall
Ida Williams
West Georgetown
Leon Williams
L. T. Rowe
Charles Amazeen
Clara Hinckley
Myrtle Street
Lessie Powers
F. H. Rittall
Islesford
T. J. Hanna
L. He. Rowe
Elbridge Mains
Sunshine Circle
John Reed
Woolwich
KB. BB. Billings
Chester MineMahan
Raymond Marr
I. He. Woodside
Georgetown Center
Friends
Maine Teachers' Association to Held Portland Convention
Executive committee of the Maine Teachers' Association voted to hold the next state convention in Portland on October 29 and 30, 1925. Attendees included John A. Partridge, Ava Chadbourne, Adelbert W. Gordon, and several superintendents. A school music festival and a women educators night are planned, with departmental meetings Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. Charles Lester Smith will chair English, Georgia Walker will chair rural helping teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine ‘Teachers’ Association
Augusta
Portland
John A. Partridge
Caribou
Ava He. Chadbourne
University of Maine
Adelbert W. Gordon
Charles FE. Lord Camden
VT. V. Packard
Houseton
Frank Rowe
Warren
Fred W. Burrill
Chadbourne
Vst
Charles Lester Smith
Belfast
Bath
Georgia Walker
Woolwich
Brunswick Man Awarded Damages in Bowdoin Lunch Suit
Louis Zamanes of Brunswick received 7151.26 including interest after a Cumberland County Superior Court jury awarded him damages on a $1200 claim against Nickles Shrikales. Deliberations lasted about an hour. Zamanes sought 700 unpaid balance and 100 paid. Orlando Lane of Lewiston represented the plaintiff, Ralph O. Dale of Bath the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Zamanes
Brunswick
Nickles Shrikales
Cumberland County Superior Court
Zamanes
Bowdoin
Orlando — TY. Lane
Lewiston
Ralph O. Dale
Bath
First Baptist Meeting Discusses Pledges for Year
A Friday church business meeting at First Baptist discussed pledges for the coming year. Readings by Edwin Haggett and vocal solos by Rev. John A. Swennaum and Freeman Crosby preceded the pastor's address. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Edwin Haggett
John A. Swennaum
Freeman Crosby
Eastern Star Official Visitation At Genesta Chapter
More than 200 members attended at Masonic Temple for the visit of Grand Matron Della M. Ohler who praised Genesta chapter officers. The event included a seven o’clock supper, speeches, and a vase jardiniere presentation to Mrs Ohler with many visiting officers from multiple chapters and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Della M. Ohler
South Porthmd
Alice Soule
Elizabeth Jackson
Ellen Bickle
Frances Murray
Susanna Congdon
Kya Heluh
Bertha Dean
Effie Heal
Florence Lake
Rachel Potter
Ella Sprague
Nellie
Elle Congdon
Eunice Walters
Harriet Arel
Maud Phinney
Florence Seymour
Annie Bonney
Sarah Wakefield
Madelyn Merill
Effie Pinson
Ruby Curtis
Berth Davis
Ethel Sampson
Winnifred Sampson
Ada Perkins
Grace Sampson
Olive Corliss
Ingalls
Millward Vatten
Harbor Blaine Abbott Ethel Abbott Pine Cone Chapter Auburn
Harbor and Ethel Abbott are linked to Pine Cone Chapter in Auburn. Blaine Abbott appears in association with the same chapter. Details are sparse, but the note indicates local organizing activity or a community group presence in Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
Blaine Abbott
Ethel Abbott
Pine Cone Chapter
Auburn
Officials Approved for Basketball in Western Maine
At the Western Maine Central Board of Approved Basketball Officials meeting in Brunswick 11 of 25 candidates were approved after an intensive examination at Hyde Gym. Tests began at 9 o clock with Bowdoin teams assisting. several candidates were tested in refereeing and signaling while facing practical tricks.
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Brunswick
Western Maine Central Board of
Hyde Gymnasiu
Towdoin College
William O'Connell
Portland
Ray Haines
Colby College
Allan Spear
Bath
Association
Pres
Wo. EE. O'Connell
Sec.Treas
Harry Myrick
Westbrook Sem
Ray E. Haines
Coburn Classical
Bill Skinner
Auburn
Howard Flack
Deering
George H. Vinall
James Hogan
Westbrook
Linwood Kelley
Lewiston
Woodbury
K. Howe
Roland H. Cobb
Bowdoin College
Arthur Moulton
Bates
Wiggin
Bowdoin
Maine
Playing the Game Second Presentation at Beacon Street
Beacon Street vestry crowd enjoys a repeat performance of the comedy Playing the Game by the same cast from West Bath grange fair. Cast includes Mrs. Lillian Rogers and Mrs. Joanna Hodgkins with stage work by Mrs. WL AL Shepard and Mrs. Lewis Wall. Intermission music features an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
West Bath Grange Fair
Phoebe
Lillian Rogers
Joanna Hodgkins
Marion Plummer
Hope Ward
Stearns Scott
Fred Teeling
Marion Purington
WL AL Shepard
Lewis Wall
Marion Dain
Alice Bowie
Fred Bowie
JF. A. Shepard
Herbert Huggard
Harry Beals
Herbert Douglas
Edwin Vowers
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Hartnett
Central Church Parsonage
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me
Order
First Baptist Meeting
Obe&co
Wearplus
John J. Desmond
Eastern Star Chapter
Susan Quick
Maral Shaw
Points of Star
Elnora Oliver
Ada
Mae Dickle
Ruth
Lucy Vike
Esther
Mabel Merrill
Arthur Th.pield
Elspeth Field
Arthur Booth
Ernest F. Lever
Mary O. Nichols
Carrie N. Lever
Mt. Olivet
Millward G. Patten
Etta W. Graffan
Harvey Mahar
Nellie M. Hamlin
Eva Twunter
Clara J. Hayes
Frank J. Hamlin
Hathorne
Istunswick
Oscar BR. Ingalls
Etta A. Benner
Bertha Ingalls
Etta M. French
Mabel BB. Wellman
Irving E. Wellman
Pioneer
L’sbon Falls
Fred W. Seavey
Adella Seavey
Flossie M. Clifford
Pagonia
South Bristol
Ethel M. Cushing
Winnie Anderson
Minnie BF. Cole
Evelyn W. Cushing
W. V. Cole
Helen DD. Keyes
Edith M. Soule
Bessie SK. Thompson
CC. TL. Thompson
Mabel M. Bailey
Caroline T. Fisher
Harriet Mitchell
Alice K. Winslow
FL Os. Winslow
Hazel B. Fogg
Theodore Beals
Meredith Burrill
Edward T. Moynahan
Colby
Everett Woodman
Ray Thompson
Vic Williams
John DD. O’ Connell
James McCauley
Bartlett
Bethel
K. EB. Young
Archibald Hepworth
Leroy Luce
Edward Little
Frank FE. Dorr
Ofates
J. Talbot
Gardiner
Henry Hanson
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