Evening Workers Hold Annual Christmas Tree Party
The Evening Workers gathered at Mrs. Omar R. Perry home for a Christmas tree with decorations by Mrs. Fred S. Coombs and Mrs. Zina B. Hunt. Santa figures distributed gifts as members enjoyed a cold sliced ham supper and merriment before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar R. Perry
Santa Claus
Fred S. Coombs
TA. Trueworthy
Univerity of
Maine
Orville Rogers
Pennsylvania State College
George Rogers
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Winfield W
John G. Morse
Farle Tasker
Cradford
LA. Trueworthy
Phippsburg
Bath
Otis O. Hunt
Blanche Heald
Portsmouth
N. H
Belle Hunt
Death of Maj. Smith Recalled by Old Poem Tale
California obituary notes Maj Augustus L Smith former state treasurer. The piece recalls The Returned at the Flags of Maine a poem by Moses Owen of Bath inspired by a story of two girls and a flag incident. Owen wrote hastily but with fervor and Smith encouraged publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Augustus L. Smith
Treaurer
Solebers
Torus
Maine
Mazes Owen
Bath
Sugurts
Maj. Sonith
State Treasurer's
Moses Owen
Ohwen
May Smith
Alice
Mr. Owen
Maj. Smith
Henry N Pringle to Lead World Prohibition Reform Federation
Henry N Pringle, famed for anti crime work in Maine, is named national law enforcement director for the World Prohibition and Reform Federation starting Jan 1. Formerly with the International Reform Bureau, he conducted liquor traffic and gambling investigations across major cities and secured over 2 600 convictions and contraband forfeitures. He led dry campaigns in Porto Rico and survived multiple assaults, with a 23 year record of reform work and no prosecutions. Enquiries to Federation headquarters will receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Pringle
Magadaher County
Maine
World Prohibition and Reform Federation
Mr. Pringle
International Reform Bureau
Wilbur F. Crafts
Dorstern
Louisville
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wilmington
Font
Wringt
Bureau
Porto Lice
Fsawo Teaderity
Wringle
Pringles
Workdary Magazine
Washington
Maine Beekeepers Plan Bangor Conference at City Hall
The Maine Beekeepers Alseviation will hold a conference at Bangor City Hall on January 9 with a nationally known speaker. Topics include apiary site selection, buying queens, wintering bees, honey production, cross pollination benefits, and round table discussions on improving production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Bangor
United States
Round Table
Funeral announced for Bath iron works employee Frank H Merritt
Frank H Merritt died at Maine General Hospital in Portland from heart trouble after two months of illness. He was a machinist at Bath Iron Works and a former tinsmith. He leaves brother George A Merritt and two nieces, with services scheduled Thursday at 2 PM at 7 Shepard Street, Bath, officiated by Rev. David L Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
David Ue
Harriet S. Merritt
Watson & Gannett
Foote & Sparks
Bath Iron Works
Path Veteran Fireman's Association
Universalist Church
George
Merritt
Fine old lady celebrates birthday in Bath
Mrs. William Gilbert a longtime Bath resident received many visitors on her sixty sixth birthday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Nellie Coleman 16 Beacon Street. She enjoys good health and was happy to greet friends wishing her many more pleasant celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilbert
Bath
Nellie Coleman
Beacon Street
Gilbert
Paberay
Lillian Owen
Hagens
Willing
Whotuopsom
Perthind High School
Miss OS
Miss Oscen
Pony Sarg
Mr. Thompson
Hazen Craft School
East Gloucester
Miss Cowen
Portland
Tingapsom
Portland School of Pine Arts
Thompson
Deerins High School
Pratt Institute
Columbia Summer School
Portland School of Fine Arts
Portland High School
President Gifted Wrist Watch By Maine Iris Society
A portrait from a Maine newspaper notes the Girls Friendly Society in Portland inviting members to a tea hour and announcing a wrist watch given to the society president. The event highlights the group’s aims in character building and charity, with officers and members named in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Charles M. Tabb
High Street
Wath
Miew Gertrude & Hall
Dioresam
Thermas Street
Verthawet
Shepherd
Mans Sears
Vani’s Hatch
Vortland
Dieveran
Swciety
Vici Wen- Janin Urewster
Amd
Besjorin Vrewses Peorert
Mizgin
Meboyter
Citord
Iiris
Amy Swiety
Desirelwe
Steed Social Service
Terme
Washucten
Pil Cabech
Ohne Teres National Presisient
Eevets Tists Werk Peer
New Year Exercises at Salvation Army
Readable program notes list participants and performances for a Salvation Army event. Includes items like The Herald Angels, Silent Night, Story of Sess, and Revitalization segments with names such as Mrs. Carpenter and Edith King. Describes an evening program with carols and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Wiht
Santas
Mark
The
Herald Angels
Votter
Seenelte Clark
Potter
Eleanor Liting _ Lee
Forestry Students Harvest Maine Seedlings for Reforestation
The Western Maine forest nursery at Verseburg, run by T Clifford Eastmas, grows white pine and Norway spruce seedlings. A two year program aims to raise 1,000,000 trees under supervisor Mr Vastusan to seed forests for future reforestation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Clifford Eastmas
Maine
Versebure
Norway
Vastusan
Mr. Masta
Sieben
Bert
Opportunity to Become a Lieutenant in the Army
Final examinations for line lieutenants in the Regular Army will be held in early April across the United States. Boards will meet near candidates to reduce travel. A preliminary exam screens unfit or inadequately prepared applicants. Details and forms available from the Adjutant, First Corps Area, Army Base, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipopwrist
UD Dee
Foveteend
Eset Corps
Witlee
First Corps
Army Vase
Boston
Madison gardener claims strawberry patch weed haul record
Chester Townshend of Nichole street Madison reports he found weeds pulled up easily while tending his strawberry patch on December 22. He says the episode let him finish the weed cleanup in his garden row by row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Townshend
Nichole Street
Madison
Maine
Meeting at the Select Srem Boom Kautcardins for Two Year Terms
An evied mewting reports discusssions on term lengths and candidate roles. The text mentions Water Ouse, Geer werk Metabep, and Ve week eeb ek 1 dosgtier M Sagan with unclear details about attendance, motions, and procedural steps, reflecting a local governing gathering with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caarles Barane
SK Elmewale
Aote
Sfr
Angers Oeesgietier Wigeben
Nereta
Sunday School Workers Discuss Association Meeting
A large city gathering of pastors and Sunday school workers discussed church training and leadership. Leaders from multiple divisions outlined progress on teacher training classes and the need for more time to devote to Christian education and youth growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers Discuss Association
Pecrnsess Cof Biehisnenad
Saxadabex Cavonty Siusades Kbit
Vrevident
Psl Direneers
Vreacurer
DL Seasaet
Obies Divixion
Mro
Bheyd Suley
Yeasy Veale
George Crinhett
Ades
EL 1
Tozer
Paorthisnd
Susdas
Engestiendd
Diario Offewr
Magedson and
Visscolss
Paul Deerner
Ful Mrewsier
Claessens
Annual Pound Party At Old Ladies Home
The annual pound party for the OM Ladies Scheine took place on New Year's. The hall overflowed with gifts for the coming year. A donation of 147 was received in cash. Callers paid courtesy visits as the AMA ladies hosted a delightful afternoon with tea and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldadies
Scheine
Carh
Christmas Tree and Party Guests Highlight Wesley Sunday School
A Wesley Sunday School group hosted a Christmas tree event and annual party at the Queen Esther Lodge. The program featured songs, gifts, and a musical varied by a chorus, instrumentalists, and readers, with distribution of presents and a light supper for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Lodge
Steamer Islesford Concludes Season After Rough Voyage
The Steamer Islesford ends its season after a rough voyage with passengers recounting a tumbling craft and officers steering through a difficult trip. The vessel had a 2 successful season and patrons hope for an early reopening. Miss Margaret Cummings returned to Dover New Hampshire to teach Commercial courses at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stesmer
Cnd
Sue Jeff
Dessa
Courterien
Mise
Margaret Cummings
Dover N. H
Wesley Choral Society Christmas Tree Event
The Wesley Choral Society held a Christmas tree event with gifts for members including three ami gifts to Linwood Wiley and others. There were games a short rehearsal a business meeting and plans for a contest among choirs before the coming cantata and Easter Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westey Choral Society
John Cristias
Yipes
Che
Jinwood Wiley
Jody Otke
Phairry
Early gasoline tax receipts show strong initial uptake
Figures from State show the gasoline tax bringing in $39,004.48 in the first 25 days after it took effect, with October receipts at $51,800.80. The best single day since the law began was $70,006.07 in August, indicating favorable collection performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staite Nader B.D. Vanford
Archie Thayer Funeral Rites Held at Court Street
The service for Archie Thayer was conducted by Rev. David J. Wilson at the Court Street residence. Floral tributes appeared from siblings William and Alonzo Thayer, nephew Charles Thayer, and Elwell Pinkham. burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Thayer
Seaver
Court Street
David J. Wilson
William and
Alonzo Vhayer
Charles Thayer
Elwell Pinkham
Oak Grove
Pathfinders Class Social at Miss Effie Mitchell Home
Pathfinders class of the Fiket Baptist church met at Miss Effie Mitchell's home last Wednesday for a sociable afternoon with games and readings. Guests enjoyed dining room treats and a joke tree filled with candy, bags and trinkets. Present were Bernice Worrie Mabel Lake Trene Anat Rice Jenkins Florence Arey Lucy Jowett Grace Spaulding Irene Howe Harriet McNinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinders
Fiket Baptist Church
Effie Mitchell
Bernice Worrie
Mabel Lake
Trene Anatrice Jenkins
Florence Arey
Lucy Jowett
Grace Spaulding
Irene Howe
Harriet McNinch
Pro Se Board Finishes Outside Work as Season Ends
Most of the outside work on the pro se of the Board of Highways and Sewers has been completed for the sen and now the skeleton crew dee ing away Summer equipment at barn on North street extension oe jting out the Winter apparatug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Highways and Sewers
North Street
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Dromore
Mystery Club
Charles FE. Preble
I. A. Trueworthy
Fred L. Parks
Squaw Club
Forrest Drake
Drake
James FE
Perry É Meadowbrook
Omar R. Verry
Tyleston C. Oliver
Winfield Groves
Alvena Oliver
Phippsburg Center
Augusta Campbell
Whippsburg
Sherman—b—Morseo
D. F. McAllister
Herbert Morse
Charles M. Perkins
World Prohibition and Reform
Frank H. Merritt
Charles VM. Tubbs Gaczt of Honor
Girs’ Friendly Society
Army
Mele
Ina Monger
Cee
Ceeteceer
Cee Venton
Sean Doilengrre
Dyiet
Ceee
Derrreths Beater Wiss
Mre
Carpenter
Whyllie
University of Maine
Selectmen
Cive Hesring and
Ceant Teleghene Company
E. H. Brewster
Bath Trust Compary
Wesley Sunday
Schoal
Antu Christua- Gree
Weates
Sundis
Wight
Sara Ole
Mareavei Gardos
Cherian
Meritine Ward
Awis
Tae Manger
Vrimiirs Dept
Vedelem
Tinton Mleming
Ne. i
Ayatta
Winlier Ward
Aiat of
Sistas
Marion Whittier
Charlotte King
Aercine Stow Ladies
Miss Corliss
Christine
Genevieve Wifey
Lassie
Edwin Powers
Josephine Pinser
Eli
Wiltie Sone
Leonard Lard
Mies
Geroride Meucin
Mary Besqueis
Horace Ward
Lillian Leensa
Vielin
Wilisia M. Coogden
Neliie Deenam
D. Stover
Oliver
Deans
Lens
Henry PL
Leena
Islesford
Wesley Choral Society
Povil and
Pathfinder
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