Christmas Program at West Bath School Ends With Gift Exchange
In West Bath the Lowell schoolhouse hosted a Christmas program directed by Mrs. Gordon Preble. A crowd of parents enjoyed recitations, songs, dances, and a Santa gift distribution, featuring many students and a full afternoon of holiday performances.
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Lowell School
Gordon Preble
Beatrice Rose
Santa Claus
Mary Boudreau
Edna Brown
Henry Donnell
Stanley Rose
Carlton Bailey
Corgenne Brown
Earl Higgins
Mgr
Grouch
Robert Thoudreau
Anstress
Harrstbee
Robby Grouch
Erwin Whorff
Bett
Betty Rose
Emily Larrabee
Maids
Martens
Marguerite Donnell
Pateg
Cathe
Dna Brown
Larrabee
David Whorff
John Erwin
Whorft
Ruth Emerson
Stanley Brown
Mr. Sandman
Anstress Larrabee
Marion Rose
Harland Booker
Robert Boudreau
John Williams
Liettele Ieiepe
Karl Higgins
Stanley Brawn
Correnne Brawn
Edna Brawn
Fred Brawn
Williams
Joe
al Berita
Parcial
Oalled
RTD
Edward Kenney
Fred Brown
Mildred Prebleee
Sweden
Ee Epee
Dorchester Barber Jack McGrath Attends Brother’s Funeral
Jack McGrath of Dorchester Mass a noted barber formerly at the Colonia club and now at 9 Province street came to town for his half brother Michael Cavanaugh’s funeral at St Mary’s church. He recollects a sensational April hold up in a Dorchester drug store where he aided police by identifying DeShon and Bersky and Toothaker in the case.
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Jack McGrath
Dorchester
Mass
Bath
Michael Cavanaugh
St. Mary's Church
Jack
New England
Colonia Club
Boston
Province Street
New Kinco House
Dorchester Avenue
McGrath
Jack Jost
Beter
DeShon
Comer
Sam Bersky
Loothaker
Fast Boston
Bersky
Umler Arms
Swift & Co. executive to transfer from Bath to Portland
Melvin Tf. Beerwort, 17 year Bath Swift & Co. office manager, will be transferred to Portland to lead the branch starting the new year. A Bath booster, he organized the Bath Rotary Club and held a Masonic leadership role. Harry E. Dobson succeeds him as Bath Swift & Co. assistant manager for five years.
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Melvin Tf. Beerwort
Swift & Co
Portland
Bath
Lewiston
Beerwort
Tie
K. T
Nayers Torrey
Moses and Ivish
Prudential
Winter Street
Sath
Harry E. Dobson
Bates Debaters Defeat Sydney Team in Lewiston Debate
The Bates team defeated the University of Sydney in an international debate at Lewiston on Thursday. The audience voted on the merits of the question, upholding democracy had failed, with Bates supported by a Portland-based all-white ensemble and judged by university graduates from Sydney and Gardiner.
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Dates College
Sydney University
Lewiston
Nbeut Aoe
Persedis
Thates
Fred TV. Googins
Charles Hy. Gaptill
Usame A. Giswedl Brown Ous
University of Sydney
Sydney TE
Seldon VT Crafts
Cardineri
Mira
Oitee
Christmas Baskets Sought by Salvation Army Helpers
The Salvation Army of Bath City and surrounding suburbs seeks donations for Christmas baskets to assist families in need. Volunteers coordinate distribution with daily tasks including sorting and delivering food and gifts to brighten the holidays.
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Bath
Nana Lassles
Girne
Miss Evely Oliver Arrives for Bath Visit
Miss M Evely Oliver arrives Saturday to spend two weeks in Bath with her grandparents Mae and Mrs Wilburn of Union Street. Miss Oliver teaches Bible at Wheaton College Norton Massachusetts this year.
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Charles Cummings
Towdoin College
William Cummings
John Higgins
Freeport
Ever Hilton
Carolyn Stackpole
Bristol
B. H. Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
Myra Coombs
Eleanor Bates
Portland
Samuel F. Bates
Sabino
H. A. Owen
James Thorpe
Trath
Philip Stackpole
Bates College
Campbell's Land
Hallowell Rogers
M. Evely Oliver
Bath
Mae
Mrs. Wilburn
Miver
Union Street
Oliver
Wheaton College
Norton
Mass
Bath's New Ladder Truck Joins Fire Service
Bath's fire department adds Ladder 1 from Middleboro Massachusetts. The converted vehicle, formerly Combination 2, features new ladders and improved response on hills after trial runs by Bernard McCausland with Isaac Chase to drive. Alderman Covel praises the acquisition.
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Bath
Hook and Ladder 1
Middleboro
Mass
Alderman Covel
Committee On Fire Department
Bernard McCausland
Isaac Chase
Lady's Ring Found in Mortar at Old Tavern Site
During excavation at King Tavern foundation in Bath Alten Lewis found a small solid gold wedding ring in mortar. An unknown owner's initials are carved inside the smooth band. A local jeweler dates it to unspecified antiquity and urges residents with knowledge of the initials to come forward.
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King Tavern
Alten Lewis, Foundation Co. Employe
Smaoth
Lewis
Middle Street
Bath
Destined to Follow His Father’s Footsteps
Thomas Gross eight year old son of Bowdoin College biology head Prof. Alfred O. Gross impressed Longfellow school third grade by delivering a half hour astronomy lecture with accurate diagrams. The boy, a class member, drew on his own reading to discuss heavenly bodies and preferred astronomy to arithmetic.
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Thomas Gross
Brunswick
Alfred O. Gross
Bowdoin College
Elsie Rideout
Longfellow School
Thomas
Maine Fair Officials Set for Bangor January Sessions
Bangor hosts the Maine Agricultural Pairs association annual meeting January 12 and 13 with leaders from the National Trotting and Eastern States Exposition groups and Maine Agriculture officials among speakers. Attendees include WW OTL Gocher AO Nash A W Lombard Milton Danzizier Frank Washburn and Prof H S Cobert among others from universities and local boards.
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Otl Gocher
IN National Trotting Association
Liner
AO Nash
Springheld
Bangor
Maine Agricultural Pairs’ Association
Banger
George W. Weescott
Joseph Brown
AL BL Peckham
Gas Masks Sent Here For Bridge Workers
Sheriff McClure said gas masks were ordered from the adjutant general’s office for sand hogs in a Kennebec river pier caisson. The Foundation Co representative urged action, Governor Tirelster pressed the case, and two dozen masks were shipped to Bath. Outcome of the effort remains uncertain.
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McClure
Adjutant General
Kennebec
Foundation Co
Batters Hh
McClaire
Tirewster
Adjutant Generals Department
Bath
Bethel Residents Wed in Bethel Home Ceremony
Miss Florence A. Dickford of Bowoin Vere joined in marriage to Robert Tastings at the home of William Curtis in Western Promenade, with Curtis officiating. Tastings is Bethel selectman and a teacher in Augusta. attended by both families.
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Uastings
Bethel
Plorence A. Dickford
Boweoin Voore
Kew
W.C. Curtis
Tewisten
Curtis
Mrr
Piastings
Christmas plans light up Woolwich church scene
Woolwich settles for a Christmas tree at the Congregational church Nequasset and a Friday evening service. A memorial service for Rodney Bailey was held there with Rev. I. Dodge Hardin officiating. Various locals visit, travel or host during the holiday recess, including Beatrice Wright and Beatrice Hansen, and a planned Christmas concert at Neguasset church.
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Congregational Church
Nequasset
Rodney Bailey
I. Dodge Hardin
Beatrice Wright
Old Orchard
Winfield Wright
Hollis Leeman
Bath
Artell Slayward
Beatrice Hansen
Augusta
Mary Hearin
T. Herbert Fernald
Waldoboro
Frank Whittum
North Woolwich
Corn V. Corliss
Mars. Woodbury Merrill
Annie Goff
No. 1
Artell Hayward
Delmar Trott
Herbert Munsey
George W. Shaw
Sagadloc Ferry
Arrowsie Bridge
Laura Brown
Murphy's Corher
George Wright
San Francisco
Cal
Josie Jeh
Hollywood
Wright
Woolwich
Wilson Wright
Elizabeth Wright
Bates College
Fred Potter
Pomfit
Conn
Everett Rice
Windham
A. M. G. Soule
John Austin
Neguasset
Death of Rodney Bailey Noted by Woolwich Grange Resolutions
On November 2 1926 news of Rodney W Bailey's death reached Woolwich friends. The Woolwich Grange mourns a respected member whose courtesy honesty and loyalty set an example for youth. Resolutions urge observed tokens of respect and reflect on his school and college achievements.
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Rodney W. Bailey
Woolwich
Woolwich Grange
Rodney
Card of Thanks for William S. Pinson and others
The Pinson family Fred Hansen and family Frank LR Thinsen of Woolwich Maine acknowledge with gratitude the tokens of love and friendship in their recent bereavement dated December 28 126
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William S. Pinson
Fred. Hansen
Frank LR. Thinsen
Woolwich
Maine
Food Sale by D A R Chapter Aids General Fund
Miss Winnie Dorgin chaired a charity sale by Col Dinner Sewall chapter D A R at CoOOW Rogers Front Street with Brown bread pies cake rolls and doughnuts contributing to the chapter’s general fund. The South Fad circle was hosted by Mrs Butler with Porto Rican coffee and Pasta de Cuaba as treats and the next circle meeting set for Mrs Chira A Coombs.
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Winnie Dorgin
Mary Dbrks
Harry Ring
James Lockery
Harvey Given
Brunswick
Clara Fogg
Bowdoinham
BL Op. Butler
Porto Rico
Chira A. Coombs
Unpaid Woolwich Taxes Advertised for Public Sale 1927
Collector of Taxes for the Town of Woolwich Maine announces unpaid 1926 taxes on land within Woolwich by owners. If due amounts remain unpaid, the real estate valued to cover taxes and charges will be sold at public auction at the Town House on the first Monday of February 1827.
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Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Cate
Gomyesetat
Ameney
Town House
Tevin Oon
Atom Oeloch. Sa
Stephen Blackman
Betes
W. HL
Sasaeeo Mets
Camp Girdai
W. Cartton
Qouinnam
Gould Battle
Maine
Christmas Dinner Made Easier With Planned Ahead Prep
The Bureau of Home Economics urges a ahead approach for Christmas dinner with many dishes prepared one or two days before. Start with the main course, pre roast or simmer turkey or fowl, pre cook sides like potatoes and vegetables, make cranberry sauce early, and have desserts such as plum pudding or mousse ready to finish on the day. The piece ends noting Mr. and Mrs. Haggett's return to Quincy, Massachusetts.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Unpaid Taxes Notice of Bowdoin Auction 1927
Collector announces unpaid real estate taxes for Bowdoin Sagadahoc 1926 on non resident owners. Taxes plus interest and charges will be sold at public auction at the Bowdoin Town House on February 1 1927 at nine in the morning.
Co-Workers Class Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Co-Workers class of the First Baptist church held its annual meeting and officer election on a January evening at Mrs. L. L. Hooker’s Washington street home. New officers include President Mrs. Clifford Harrington and Treasurer Mrs. Edward Burnham. The group planned a January meeting with a New Year’s tree and a gentlemen’s night in the vestry, and noted a religious service at the Old Folks Home on Sunday afternoon January 2. About 25 members attended, with Welsh rarebit, crackers, cocoa, and games served afterward.
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First Baptist Church
L. L. Hooker
Washington Street
Clifford Harrington
Simon Moore
Charles MecNinch
Edward Burnham
Gardner Roberts
Nella Stover
Arthur I. Stuart
Richmond Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
A surprise celebration honored Mr and Mrs Frank Duren of Richmond on December 14 marking their 50th anniversary. Their sons and daughters and families joined from Greenfield Massachusetts Skowhegan and local Richmond.
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Frank Duren
Richmond
Taxes on non resident real estate in Georgetown 1926 list
Long list of unpaid 1926 real estate taxes for Georgetown and West Bath Sagadahoc including property owners such as Isa Belts Cook Thomas Marr Charlott Williams heirs and Elizabeth Collins. Notices warn sale at Union Hall and Town Hall on February 7 1927 if unpaid.
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B. Woodman
Hall and Handy
W. B. Woodman
Sasanoa
Tsabell HW
Cook
Alberta
W._Edwards
Narman's
R. Davis
Tho. R. Marr
L. v
A. Corliss
Kennebee Et
Sach
Manors
McOt Uy
Seapas Tere Leap Heanteien
Eaad Tpettengill
Bkilen
Real Iete
D. A. Bish Lradhineg Company
D. A. Bishop Fest Tntct Za ‘Garet S Bid
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Washington Park
Charles Bt. Rideout Heirs
Milan Street
Cole Bailey
Charles H
FL W. Sheldon
Bramnall Real I
Washington Pagie
Cooke
Francis G
Court Street
Bee Dyer
Malcolm Tees
Kingsbury
John S. Tryde
Louisa C. Shepcel
Annie M
Cottage Park
Wisner
Roscoe S
Spring Street
Ledyard
Hinckley
Pee
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Roland
Leander
Dauphi Paha
Lee
Friedeberg
Pheodore
M.C. KR
Water Street
Union Street
Kennebec River
Hroughton & Meeker
Lord Street
Campbell, Haile
Jerry J
Maude W
Santora
Thigh Street
Charies
Vred Kk. King
Winslow Court
AGUS
Antrusttey Weceerrats Ladies
Dalsine
Herlihy
Elizabeth M
Rideout Heirs
Prospect Street
Dock
Wastington Street
Hlunt
Bred K
Charles A. Thant
A. Thant
Ate Sai Mann
Shirley HL
Bss
Uta
Charles H. Ropers
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Iwell Mateer
Thomas
Maria Wiggin
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McCullough
Witham C
Nathaniel Donwell
Lake Lombard
Reuber Rich
Lazarus Varrin
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McGovern
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Morgan
Susan A
Tarbox
Deliste
Orre
Center Street
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Iluse
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Rye
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Peper
Etheenih Parrish
Ruthertorn K
Hinckley Street
Herbert le Hopkins
Llattie May Scott
Washington Street
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Siren Aertshie Warington
Ernest Bl
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Same
Eo Rogers
John
Whing Creek
Stinmess
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Rose Higgins
Allen Lane
North Ee
Annie L. Palmer
A Acm
Gisele Thompson
Lizzie
PiiGihCe
Daaia
Tous Fee Wyuine
Cem Ottan Seer Eaties Freie Aie Thwing
Alton H
Herbert Vd. Maxwell
Mae Towenss
Iman Can
Aera
Maeparptes Eater
Eisai
Ralph
Charles S
Crosby Morse
Ahiee L
Minute M. Casey
Brading Company
Vrocopio, Sylvia
Havener
Sen
Dike Road
New Meadows
Erees Cseeeeee Roche
Joseph M
Washvast
Whiskeag Creek
Plummer
Saw Mil
Elanet Temple
Emerson Irish
Moses Rowe
Amanda Rogers
Jennie Webber
J. Arthur White
Real True
Norman
Mark Street
Family gathering marks pleasant day for Ordways and Dures
A full day of family time delighted Mr and Mrs Ordway and relatives. Mr and Mrs Ordway returned to Skowhegan Tuesday evening and Mrs Harry Duren left for Greenfield Wednesday morning after the enjoyable gathering.
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Aml
Ordway
Skowhegan
Harry Duren
Greenfield
Bath Firm Acquires Very Valuable Rug
Fitzgerald Brothers, antique dealers of this city, have acquired one of the largest hooked rugs seen in the state. The piece measures 0x10 feet and likely took years to make. Its design features a cottage and chapel at the center with trees birds and flowers. Background buff with a black edge. A similar rug was sold three years ago to VW annamnakers.
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Bath
Fitzgerald Brothers
Fitzgerald Bros
VW Annamnakers
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