Morse Dramatic Stars Triumph With Birds Christmas Carol
Morse High pupils staged Birds' Christmas Carol on Friday to raise funds for the Morse Mentor. Beatrice Harrington led a strong cast as Mrs Ruggles with sharp performance that drew praise from 400 spectators. The second act focused on the Ruggles children as the party preparations unfold under Mrs Ruggles guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Clinton D. Wilson
Raymond V. Hayward
Morse High
Beatries Harrington
Ruggles
Beatrice Warrington
Mrs. Ruggles
Etree
McGrill
Carol
Elizabeth Coombs
Carel
Father Bird
Ruggleses
John Hayes
Elfrida Clifford
Winnifred Johnson
Miss Jolson
Kate Dougla Wiggin
Halliday Newell marry in Lewiston home ceremony
Halliday Newell Rescue El dallitas and Miss Droretta Newell wed Thursday night at the bride’s Lewiston home officiated by Rev. G ad Wolfe. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 60 Webster Street after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dallitas
Droretta Newell
William T. Newell
Lewiston
Gad Wolfe
Oliver Moses
Helen
Gol Webster Street
Jordin High School
Glen Eden Seminary
Pine Street Congregational Church
Bight of Clubs
Halliday
Mama Halliday
Attlebovo
Mass
Shrine
Dense river fog shrouds city early Saturday morning
Thick vapor blanketed the river and portions of the city on Saturday. Residents waking early reported visibility problems and questioned if someone had hidden a shared London fog near the riverfront.
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London
Five Islands seasonal voyage highlights and local visits
The Islesford completed its last trip of the season on Wednesday with passengers J. G. Stevens George Rowe Miss Dorothy Pinkham and Alton Reed. Melrose’s Marcus Beebe visited Malden Island while Bath area residents shopped and toured. Capt. and Mrs. Melvin Warford planned winter in Boston. Several locals purchased new cars and homes and hosted gatherings including a whist party and a Christmas sale at the grange hall with handmade candy and aprons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islesford
J. G. Stevens
George Rowe
Dorothy Pinkham
Alton Reed
Marcus Beebe
Melrose
Mass
Bath
Malden Island
Melvin Warford
Boston
Russel Harford
Leon Cummings
Richmond
Melvin Harford
Harry Teald
Roland Harford
Georgetown
Five Islands
Dr. Stott
Woolwich
Victoria Snowman
Webster Starley
Eugenia Harford
Alice Cromwell
Harold Unit
George Hicks
Fred Rittall
Back River
Horace
Record Cold Furthers Early Winter Arctics Across Coastal Towns
Temperatures plunged well below zero from four to 22 below across localities including North Bath Popham Beach Doubling Point West Bath Woolwich and Bath Water District readings. Old Farmers Almanac suggests fall lingers until Friday morning with more frigid days ahead and residents report a mix of subzero marks.
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North Bath
Coast Guard
Popham Beach
John T. Parris
Upper
Washington Street
Capt. Nye
Oj. M. Lemonts
West Bath
Joseph Footer
Hardings
Joby Gilmore
Woolwich
State Road
Gilmore
Nequasset
Bath Water District
Warry Plummer
Whiskeay Road
David Walsh
Morse High Announces Expanded Basketball Schedule
Morse High Manager Herbert Morse outlines a season plan adding Maine contests to the slate. Two games against Portland and Bangor remain possible, with 11 games scheduled plus four pending, after two early wins over Richmond High and Boothbay Harbor High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Morse
Morse High
Portland High
Bangor High
Richmond High
Boothbay Harbor High
Maine
Pee
Stoughton
Mass
Bath
Dan
Edward Little
Auburn
Brunswick
South Portland
Jian
Cony
Augusta
senator sails with his bride on majestic voyage
A large passenger list sails from New York on the Majestic. Senator Walter Ryans Edge of New Jersey travels with his bride Catila Loyall Ashe Sewall, shortly married in Bath. Also aboard are Jobn McCormack tenor Bishop John L. Nuelson Yale professor Chauncey B. Tinker and many prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Majestic
Walter Ryans Edge
New Jersey
Catila Loyall Ashe Sewall
Bath
Jobn McCormack
John L. Nuelson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Europe
Board of Foreign Missions
Chauncey B. Tinker
Yale
Claus A. Spreckela
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn National Baseball Club
S. Arlent Edwards
Etcher
John Bassett More
Ferdinand Tuohy
New York World's
Paris
R. MacInnes
Jerusalem
MacIannes
Herman (. Huffer
Edward A. MacDougall
Queensboro Corporation
Theodore B
George W. Fuller
Alfred Keene
American Safety Razor Corporation
A. B. Austin
Greenwich
London
Vienna
Marquard
New York Oil Co
N. A. Misberg
Pearl White
Blythe Daly
Barbara Winthrops
Cyprienne Teach
Marc Khan
Jean Bedini
Government urges thrift with war savings to Treasury certificates
During the war the government issued War Savings Stamps with four percent pause. Now Treasury Savings Certificates replace stamps in 20, 50, and 100 denomination equivalents, paying four percent interest for five years. About 625 million in War Savings Stamps mature Jan 1, with Treasury certificates offered in exchange. Postmaster Owen urges prompt redemption at the busiest post office month to ease the Christmas rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Treasury Savings
United States
Uncle Sam
Postofiies
Postotice
Owen
Craig Golfmeter Installed in Bath Gym
A Craig golfmeter is installed in the Bath YMCA gym allowing indoor winter golf play. A strong aeroplane cable attached to the ball links to a dial that records yards lost on out of bounds strokes, promising steady practice and potential growth of local golf participation and a community club.
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WY. M.C. A
Winterwood
Bath
Paintings by former Bath artist in Temple display
Two oil paintings by Benjamin Te Newman of Fryeburg formerly of Bath were placed in the Masonic hall Wridgton this week. The Moses scene and the Tablets are life like with the landscape including Masonic emblems in the margin. The Moses portrait is notably lifelike and the oriental robes are intricate and colored richly.
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Masonic Hall
Wridgton
Benjamin Te Newman
Fryeburg
Vath
Moses
Woodruff Widows Oppose Hutchins in Maine Special Primary
Mrs Ellen E E Woodruff widow of Prof Krenk W Woodruff won 32 votes and the Democratic nomination in aBrunswick special primary to fill the Maine Legislature vacancy caused by her husband's death Adelbert J Hutchinson received 60 votes for Republican nomination The municipal officers set a record by counting ballots in nine minutes The special election is scheduled for December 28 Co workers of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs Nest M Hoelann s home 135 North Street for their monthly meeting Officers for the coming year were elected President Mrs Rose Murphy Vice President Mrs Faith Robertson Secretary Mrs Fred Trish Treasurer Mrs Nera Whittaam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen EE. Woodruff
Krenk W. Woodruff
Pharsday
Brunswick
Maine
Adelbert J. Hutchinson
First Baptist Curch
Nest M. Hoelann
North Street
Rose Murphy
Eaith Robertson
Fred Trish
Nera Whittaam
Eight Mile Walk by Veteran Georgetown Resident
GEORGETOWN W C Todd, 75, walked eight miles Friday morning to the Hagan farm and back, proving endurance beyond many younger men. Many local residents shared visits and small town activities including guests, shopping trips, and holiday travel around Georgetown.
Five Islands Youth Cleon Stevens Shot Dead
Georgetown mourns Cleon W Stevens born November 4 1904 at Five Islands after an accidental shooting death. Son of Drummond and Mary Moore Stevens he was remembered as sunny and courteous, leaving four brothers Donald Linwood Everett and Paul and two sisters Albertina and Phillis.
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Georgetown
Cleon W. Stevens
Five Islands
Cleon
Drummond
Mary DB. Moore Stevenus
Summer
Donald
Linwood
Everett
Paul
Albertina
Phillis
Local Plan for Shoe Factory in Bath City Hall Meeting
Auburn man Mr Small plans to propose a new shoe factory in Bath. He will speak to business leaders at City Hall at 7:50 PM, outlining a potential investment of 150,000 dollars and answering questions from attendees about the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Auburn
City Hall
Maine beef hope feeds New England says Park at Jefferson Farm
Philip R. Park of Jefferson Farmak and Baffeley leads Baby Beet calves raised by boys and girls clubs in North Yarmouth Gorham Scarborough and Cape Elizabeth in plans to sell in Portland around December with prizes from Maine Central and a state chamber effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New England
Philip R. Park
Jefferson Farmak
Baffeley
Mr. Park
State Chamber of Comerce
Gorham Fair
North Yarmouth
West Pownal
Richmond
Gorham
Scarboro
South Portland
Cape Elizabeth
Gray
Park
York
Carl J. Soulke
Department of
William G. Hunton
Maine Central
Portland
Funeral Services for Accident Victim Dee Stevens
Funeral services were held Friday at two o clock for Cleon Stevens who was accidentally killed in an incident involving Rob Inhood. T Boyd officiated to a large attendance with floral tributes. Burial followed at Five Islands cemetery with numerous relatives and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonerst
Cleon Stevens
Dee
Miowihile
Robinhood
T. Boyd
Beavers
Llores Kittall
Thatma
William Maury
Chester MicMahan
Miial
Five Islands
Santa's Message to Young People
An open letter from Santa Claus appeals for slightly worn games puzzles and books or shiny new ones. He asks readers under discretion to drop items at the American Red Cross rooms 72 Front Street with his name and address plainly marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Red Cross Rooms
Front Street
Santa Claus
Pitch Tournament At Acadia Lodge K of V
At Acadia lodge K of V Thursday night a pitch tournament began and scores were Ver non W Miller 86 W H Wulfer 34 James Brewster 28 T M Larsen 26 Arthur Stewart 21 W A Harrington 16 John H Freeman 15 William Mann 13 Ty M McDougall 6 Russell Cross 2 R Kenney 1 J 2 Sutherland 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
K. of V
Vernon W. Miller
W. H. Wulfer
James Brewster
T. M. Larsen
Arthur Stewart
W. A. Harrington
John H. Freeman
William Mann
Ty. M. McDougall
Russell Cross
R. Kenney
J. 2. Sutherland
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Pauline McDonald
Pauline
Blair Wilson
Woolworth
Edna Totman
Elizabeth Randall
Edwin Powers
Wilbur Hagan
Marry Donnell
Cornelius
Jacek
David Brown
David
Wiggin
Carel Bird
Christus
Doris Soule
Angel
Barbara Austin
Janette
George McFadden
Tere
Mark W. Sennessy
Harmon Smith
Paul White
Kurt Bryant
Thelma Rich
Ellen Newe
Thomas Morrisoy
Carrie Shaw
John Devto
Helen Hebnan
Lillian Lee
Sarah Courser
Carl Pinson
Iron Spinnes
Thomas Oates
Abi Eggleston
Rath Field
David Mullin
Lillian Tee
Helen Furber
Joseph Doyle
Mildred Howe
Avun Arik
Addiella Palmer
George Field
Norman McCabe
Beaver
C. L. Farnham Co, Inc
Rath
D. M. Humphreys & Co Fire and Marine
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Halliday-Newell
Lewiston Girt
F S
Curtis
Center Street
Emmbalker
Hall of the College
Hyde Athletic Building
Willard CO
Bastian
Skowhegan
May Pratt
Eastman
Senator
Craig
Mrs. Woodruff
W. C. Todd
Hagan Farm
Mr. Todd
Gardiner
Howard Heald
Belle Heald
Misa Dorothy Stuart
Tarry Weald
W. A. Todd
Pinkham
Sarah
Fred Thomas
West Georgetown
Junior Hagan
Junior Williams
Charlotte Wyman
Charles Oliver
Harry I Mos
Wathyiyik
Jower
A. E. Buzzo
Middleton
Conn
Henry
Alvah Reynolds
Ellsworth Lovett
Ienry Reynolds
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth
Lester Powers
Raphael Rowe
Everett Siggins
Vive Islands
T. M. Hagian
Clifton Matthew
Allie Trinkley
Leah. Mains
Chester Gerrish
Roscoe A. Mains
Leah Mains
Everett Wiggins
Clarence Oliver
Roland Starford
W. ©. Mains
Thelma Geerish
Charles Mains
Lillian Mains
Lelia Harford
Shoeman
John J. Desmond
Jefferson Farm Head
Santa
The
Red Cross
Fairbanks-Morse
Chas. W. Merrill Pen
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