Richmond Mount Carmel O E S installs officers in at meeting
Mount Carmel chapter No 51 O E S holds installation with Past Matron Inza Gardner installing officer assisted by Past Patron Leslie F Roberts and Genevieve Joy as marshal and Iva Ring as organist. New officers listed include Worthy Matron Barbara Jack and Worthy Patron James Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel
Inza Gardner
Leslie F. Roberts
Genevieve Joy
Iva Ring
Hazel Libby
Barbara Jack
James Fields
Margaret Bailey
Percy Baker
Mary Shaw
Elizabeth Joy
Inez Hinkley
Margaret Duren
Adai
Ruth
Courtney Hinkley
Esther
Ina Baker
Martha
Vanessa Beedle
Electa
Flora Denham
Virginia Dunklee
Frances Curran
Warden
Lucy Tarr
Homer Alexander
Winnifred Foster Roberts
Ethel Bailey
Juanita Baker
Leroy V. Cleveland
Geraldine Cleveland
Richmond
Winthrop High School
Winthrop
American Legion
Earl McGraw
Legionnaires
Bill Macumber
Cony High Schol
Bertelle Skinner
Minnie Skinner
Augusta
John Nichols
Hallowell
Brunswick Road
Richmond Corner
Gardiner
James Letheridge
Nathalie Shaw
Saco
Emerson School
Eula Terrell
Margaret Grover
Randolph
Enterprise Grange
Sagadahce Pomona Grange
Topsham
George Thompson
Leon Batchelder
James Meserve
Arthur Dickey
Ida Watson
Florence Wheeler
Anne Spofford
Charles Howes
Alfred J. Niles
Brunswick
Progressive Grange
Pomona
Ray Stinson
Legion Welfare Committee
The
Baptist Sunday Schools
E. H. Bailey
Hattie Purington
Mariina Pashard
Albert Darrah
Lilleth Lord
Gladys Purington
Baptist Parsonage
Walter Rittall
Charles Cobb
Elmer Purington
W. S. Cobb
Cora B. Tarr
Providence
R. I
C. M. White
A. D. Page
Henry R. Peterson
Juliette Poulin
Lewiston
Woman's Missionary Society Holds Meeting and Shower
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met with Mrs. Herbert E. Worrey at 1207 Washington Street. Two quilts were tied as the group followed a program on missionary work in Asia, with readings, songs, and prayers led by several members. A silver shower honored Adrienna Lepage of Auburn prior to her Feb 15 wedding to Henri E. Grondin at her cousin's Lewiston home, with bridge prizes and a luncheon following. Mary Isabelle Jones will be a soloist at a Maine Federation of Music Clubs and MacDowell Colony benefit in Portland on Feb 7.
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Henry Plouff
Augusta General Hospital
Tuesay
Epworth League
Methodist Parich Hall
Dorothy Barnes
Russell Mary
Boston
Long Chapel
Emerson School
Frank Andersen, Jr
Far Northwest
C. L. Biglin
Legion
Orange
The
Grange
Elizabeth Thompson
Faree
Miss Thompson
Story
Inez Witham
Cleveland
Herman
Rachel Witham
Elizabeth McAfee
Leslie Roberts
George Wilson
Rose of Sharon Chapter
Masonic Temple
Augusta
Harold Turner
Marblehead
Mass
Fred L. Rogers
Arthur Lancaster
Long Island
N. Y
J. W. Randlette
Charles W. Messenger
Gardiner
B. B. Douglass
Bowdoinham
S. P. Call
Frank Beedle
Margaret Grover
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
Woman's Mission Society of the First Baptist Church
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Charles R. Sims
Jesus
Bertha Scott
A. I. Stuart
Julia Worrey
Adrienna Lepage
Auburn
Henri E. Grondin
Juliette Giguere
Bartlett Street
Lewiston
Lucienne Bouchard
R. N
Emilienne Gagne
Grace Lepage
Georgette Lepage
Wilfred Labbe
Marguerite Lepage
Agathe Cloutier
Ovide Cloutier
Mary Isabelle Jones
Bates
Maine Federation of Music Clubs
MacDowell Colony
Frye Hall
Portland
Rossini Club
Miss Jones
Rossini
MacDowell Association
National Federation of Music Clubs
Ralph Dunton
Bath
Robin
Working League
Belle Heath
G. Lachaise
Elizabeth Nagle
Thomas M. Hagan
A. S. Cunningham
Clara Barker
Carrie L. Oliver
Carroll P. Powers
Robinhood
Friends
Center la
First Baptist Church
Hovey
Mina Hinckley
Jennie Todd
Alonzo Hunt
West Georgetown
Sarah McKenney
Somerville
Burton
E. J. Stewart
Philip Dalrymple
Christian Endeavor Society
Grace Hovey
Alfred Rowe
Carrie Heald
Earle Hagan
Cross
Master Workman
Christ
Agnes Powers
Helen A. Fickett
C. M.G. Hospital
Danville
Brickyard Hill
Fickeit
Frank A. Fickett
Local Social News From Bath And Georgetown
Bath and Georgetown notes cover visits illness and travel among residents. Waterfront damage from high tides and gales is reported with boats and land affected. A 52nd anniversary Christian Endeavor program was postponed with an adjusted service plan.
Lee Wins Y.M.C.A. Ping Pong Crown in City Tournament
Edward J. Lee Jr won the Senior Y M C A Ping Pong Tournament while over 60 boys competed in a close, keen event. Lee dominated the rounds, defeating Bill Levin in the semi and Alfred Fullerton in the final to become champion, likely the city’s best player beyond the YMCA. Milton Trott visited Portland Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Lee, Jr
Lee
Bill” Levin
Alfred Fullerton
P. Stinson
L. Buck
J. Mullaney
T. Hall
A. Fullerton
W. Mussenden
D. Black
D. Perry
B. O'Donnell
E. Fortier
J. Levin
R. Colby
A. Sarkis
H. Mank
P. Black
C. Plummer
E. Lee Jr
G. Perry
J. Grindell
W. Hawley
E. Owen
W. Stacey
C. Perkins
E. Lee
A. Parks
D. Jewett
J. Murray
R. Smith
G. Atwood
H. Sarkis
H. Henderson
F. Morse
W. Levin
H. Mayo
W C T U Letter Defends Prohibition Stand in Bath
A W C T U letter from Mrs D Leigh Colvin of New York defends prohibition against alcohol, arguing it harms public health and that national prohibition remains preferable. She cites moral suasion, various licensing options, and the Wickersham findings to support the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
D. Leigh Colvin
New York
John S. Sheppard
of the Wet Women
Colvin
Bath
First Baptist Church
Sheppard
Hoover
Mrs. Colvin
Yandel Henderson
Yale
Henderson
Wickersham Commission
Supreme Courts
Independent’s Wood Cut Correction And School Yearbook Change
A correction notes that an old wood cut originated from the piazza of a house on Swan Island near Big Narrows and Spaulding’s Island, with daisies in the scene. The Boston American’s M C Priest identifies the photo. Stephens High School Rumford cancels its annual Tribune yearbook this year due to poor advertising and will issue it when conditions improve.
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Independent
M. C. Priest
The
Boston American
Swan Island
Big Narrows
Spauldings Island
Little Swan Island
the Independent
Bath Road
Priest
Stephens High School of
Rumford
Tribune
Five Islands Grange Social Draws Notable Attendance
A Five Islands grange social drew strong turnout with games and refreshments. Visitors include Carl Wicting of South Weymouth and Ada McGilvrey of Portland. Mrs. Field's ankle injury limited her at home. Miss Isabel Stevens and Mrs. Stevens visited. Puzzles from Cambridge and Boston collectors arrive for grange library use.
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Carl Wicting
South Weymouth
P. B. Savage
Ada McGilvrey
Portland
Percy McGilvrey
Orville Rowe
Norman Howard
Bath
Five Islands
Leslie Ainley
Cambridge
Mass
Alex Cunningham
Georgetown
P. LB. Savage
Ellsworth Pinkham
L. H. Rowe
Leon Williams
Isabel Stevens
J. G. Stevens
D. R. Stevens
Everett Stevens
Robinheed
Williavns
Roland Harford
Georeetown
Five Islands Thurday
Carey Cottage
Alice Bush
Olney P. Anthony
Charles O'Connel
Hallowell
Clarence Smith
Maw Icey Russell
Patrick Cavan
Colby College
Waterville
Nellie Simons
Mary Williams
Sabattus
Ruth Keller
Unity
Charles A. Cordon
Ralph R. Stilphen
Winthrop
Josephine Lancaster
Cape Cod
Houston
Madelyn Fox
J. M. Stevens
Elizabeth Stevens
W. E. Reid
New York
Carrie Stevens
Katherine Pendergast
Boston
Daytona Beach
Fla
Talk on education before men's club
Arthur B. Scott Morse High School principal spoke to the Winter Street church Men’s club on how frills and extras support learning. He warned that loss of diversion could make regular courses irksome and lead to mischief, urging teacher readjustment to preserve personal attention.
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Cme
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
Winter Street Church
Scott
Faime
Shess
Pres. Sills
Beewdoin College
Health posters show by Girl Scout troops at Pine Tree meeting
Health posters were crafted by Bobolink and Bluebird patrols under Mrs. Darrah at Pine Tree No. 1 Girl Scouts meeting in American Legion hall. The posters highlighted health points as crafts and contests tied to attendance and scout work, with 36 active members and 32 present.
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Bobolink
Bluebird Patrol
Albert A. Darrah
Pine Tree Troop
Girl Scouts of America
American Legion Hall
Earch Patrol
Bird A. Shellendarge
R.N
Inoz F. Carr
Ameer F Carr
Catherine Shellenbarger
Mary Josephine Ferrell
Ruth Robinson
Dorothy Wing
Tropp
Eberrance
Margaret Cook
Barbara Trott
Priscilla Trott
Eleanor Gasser
Sophie Greenblatt
Virginia Davis
Barbara Kenney
Patricia Sewall
Betty Watson
Martha Page
Anna Mae Schellenbarger
Eleanor Wilson
Lillian Goodwin
Paul Revere
Millard Fillmore
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Brown
Benedict Arnold
James Wolfe
Jack London
Daniel Webster
Robert E. le
Josef Hoffman
Stonewall” Jackson
Lord Byron
Charles Curtis
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Henry M. Stanley
Wilhelm II
William McKinley
Walter Damrosch
Eddie Cantor
Tom Mix
Cushman’s Maine venture grew from bread to golf and lodges
N A Cushman turned a bakery business in Maine into a diversified enterprise. He expanded bread specialties, brought his four sons into leadership, and in 1925 began building a golf course at Sebasco after a neighbor gifted him clubs. He added holes, a lodge, and numerous cabins, creating a prominent Maine recreation complex.
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Mount Merritt
Maine
First Saco River Sawmill Founded by Roger Spencer
In 1654 Roger Spencer of Charlestown built the first sawmill on the Saco river. He later joined Major Pendleton in Neck purchases and moved there in 1658. By 1669 he conveyed all mill interests to Capt. Thomas Savage of Boston.
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Saco River
Roger Spencer
Charlestown
Major Pendleton
The
Neck
Capt. Spencer
Robert Jordan
Thomas Spencer
Boston
Thomas Savage
Norman Lambert Wins Pushaw Pond Ice Boat Race
Bangor pianist Norman Lambert built and steered his own ice boat to a wide-margin victory at Pushaw Pond last week. Other home made boats were piloted by Woodward Drew Phylis Gould Charles Wilson and Rob the order fiven. Interest in ice boating grows with more races planned and Lambert defending his crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Lambert
Bangor Orchestra
Pushaw Pond
Winter Pruning Advice for Fruits and Grapes
The notice urges immediate pruning of fruit trees vines and cane fruits. Delaying pruning until spring benefits neither trees nor harvests and now is the proper time to prune to promote healthy growth and yields.
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Robert Dickerman
Fred Horne
Claire Plouff
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Woman's Missionary Society
India
Laura Harrington
Burma
Haley
Shanghai
A. I. Stuart Christian
Y.M.C.A
Milton Trott
Mrakon
W.C.T.U
George W. Clayton
Sanford
Mousam
Clayton
Bath Savings Institution
Girl Scout
T. Ol
Wien
Sebasco Mote
Ain
Culimiat
Lynn
Harold B.asmaneser
Ton
Anowther
Belfast
Rhide Island
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Cushman
Cusaman
New England
Carl N. Murch
My. Cushman
Mureh
Bramhall League
Ife
Vaughan Street
N. A. Cushman
H. C. Woolley
Wiscasset
Montsweag