Winter Carnival in Bath Promises Excellent Show
Bath readies a full Winter Carnival program starting February 16 at the opera house with coronation courts led by Byron Spinney and Doris Fuller. The parade follows on the 17th with skating races, horse events, ski jumping, snowshoe races, a toboggan slide, and a Masonic Temple ball, featuring the Morse High band and master of ceremonies William W. Larrabee. students will sell carnival tags to boost the athletic association.
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Bath
Opera House
Byron Spinney
Doris Fuller
BE. W. Larrabee
Charles Hi. Cahill
Patricia Whitehouse
Doris lVerkins
Harriet Brown
Catherine Thompson
The
Royal Guard
Edwin Johnson
Francis Duprey
David Mullin
Gordon Harrington
Royal Tages
Warren Hawley
Lilly Mussenden
6Th Infantry
U. S. Army Band
Linden Street
Lilly Pond
Mac
Daiinit
Perkins’ Field
Masonic Temple
Morse High Band
Ws. W. Larrabee
Morse High Athletic Association
Officers Nominated by Colonial Club
Fred L B Veeling to relinquish presidency March 2 as Colonial Club seen debt free with near full membership and robust reserve. Edwin M Jones and Dudley Lesvyitt elected to active membership. nominations include Linton D Wilson vice president Edward D True treasurer Edwin F Kameny secretary W Percy Marks director three years Allan Spear finance committee two years for the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred LB. Veeling
Colonial Club
Prex
Teeling
Edwin M. Jones
Dudley. Lesvyitt
Daniel Willian
Linton D. Wilson
Edward D. True
Edwin F. Kameny
W. Percy Marks
Allan Spear
Sterling Bible Class Reopens Cycle Meetings At Church
Fourteen members of the Sterling Bible class met Monday night in the Deering room of the Corliss Street church and voted to resume the cycle meetings. They planned a white elephant sale for March 1 and were served ice cream and fancy crackers by hostesses.
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Deering Reom
Corliss Street
Abbie McCabe
Ethel Vearson
Lara Albee
Kioma Lermond
Kingsbury Held on Liquor Charge in County Court
Lawrence Kingsbury arrested Saturday by a sheriffs deputy faced arraignment Monday on illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor without a federal permit. He was found guilty, fined 40 dollars, and sentenced to three months in jail. An appeal requires $2500 sureties for Saguduhwe Supreme Court May term.
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Lawrence Kingsbury
Kitz G. Falin
Sheriffs Department
Keegan
Saguduhwe
Washington D A R chapter hosts Washington themed February meeting
The Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter held a George Washington party at Mrs. Alexander M. Cutler’s home in Bath with about 29 members and a guest. Delegates and alternates were elected to state and national conferences in Augusta and Washington, and a Washington birthday program featured flag ceremonies and portraits of George Washington. Refreshments included a Washington birthday cake with Continental soldiers as candles.
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Dummer Sewall
Alexander M. Cutler
Washington Street
Miss Terry of
Burnham
Eleaza Walker
Augusta
Alice Varney
Charles C. Low
Margaret Foote
Harry C. Webber
Corrie Varney
John A. Morse
Agnes Humphreys
Bath
William F. Willes
Cathance
Allen M. Irish
Charles Browne
Edward C. Trumner
Fred F. Blaisdell
Clara Togg
Bowdoinham
Alice Minott
Abbie Minott
Mead
Annie Palmer
Margaret Purington
Lacey Kimball
Charles ©. Low
KE. J. Hardin
Bathend
Edward—H. Kendall
Bowdeinham
George Washington
Leonard Lord
Elwina Durgin
Flora Randall
Jamen BE. Lockery
Harry EB. Ring
Ceorge
Washington
Alice Robbins
Sulgrave Institution
United States
Great Britain
Beeen
Lockery
Washington Manor
Foote
Lincoln
Nerbert Calderwood
Mayor seeks to keep Bath Brunswick road open this month
Mayor Cahill aims to keep the Gath to New Meadows river road passable amid snow and storms. Bath struggles with limited snow clearing equipment while horses clear sidewalks and streets. a road machine is sent to North Bath. Efforts may extend to Brunswick highway to sustain travel late in the season. Dr John Vlutzer of Brunswick is seriously ill.
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Cahill
Gath
New Meadows
Bath
Brunswick
North Bath
Publicity talk by Maine Secretary coils local Rotary gathering
Harrie B. Coe secretary of the Maine Publicity Bureau spoke at the Vath dietary club luncheon at Ling Tavern. He highlighted Maine tourism efforts citing Lucerne in Maine Phillips Lake Sprucewold and Boothbay Harbor developments and urged citizen cooperation to attract visitors and investors.
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Harrie B. Coe
State of
Florida
Maines
Coe
Ter
Jie
Lucerne-in-Maine
Phillips Lake
Bangor
Ellsworth
Sprucewold
Boothbay Marbor
Custine
Maine
Walker Nickerson
Bath Club
Sargent
Nashua
Brunswick
M. C. A. Father and Son
Trenvy I. Butler
Woolwich
Btate Highway Commission
Wiscasset
Mdhmund Staples
Wolwin ‘Rue
Family Frie at Vejepscot Fire Destroys Home
A wooden dwelling at Vejepscot owned by William Guptill and occupied by William Kilbride and family was destroyed by fire Friday morning about six. Family escaped in night clothes with few belongings. Loss estimated at 1000 dollars with slight insurance. Fire response hampered by water scarcity and freezing conditions.
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Vejepscot
William Guptill
William Kilbride
Brunswick
Hillside
George Eastman
Federal Street
Edward B. Nickerson
Edwards
Tondreau
State Deputy Woods installs officers of the Modern Woodmen
State Deputy George C. Woods installed Bath camp M W of A officers with District Deputy John A. Gailey assisting. The event included a supper, 67 members responding in the roll call, and remarks on Woodcraft and recent lodge activities. Visitors included Lucien R. Ames and Adolph Ehlers.
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Bath Camp
M. W
Red Men's Hall
Tully
George C. Woods
John A. Gailey
Auburn
Woods
Joseph Brown
E. A. Avery
J. J. Hagan
William TI. White
Roscoe VP
Higgins
John Conant
George Moody
R. H. Bowie
Clifton W. Tedford
E. Lewis Wall
Madison
Bath
Harry H. Mayers
Hallowell
Bathcamp
Maine
Chicago
Yarmouth
Woodcraft
Lucien R. Ames
Bridgton
Adolph Ehlers
St. Louis
Wetherbee Weds Hanson in Portland Ceremony
Miss Margaret FE Hanson and George BB Wetherbee of Portland married Thursday evening at six at the Hanson home 24 Grant street Portland. Rev Henry Stiles Bradley officiated in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore white satin. her maid of honor Lillian Himson wore coral pink chiffon. The groom’s mother wore a bridal crown. The couple will honeymoon in Bermuda after sailing from New York Saturday.
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Margaret FE. Hanson
George BB. Wetherbee
Henry W. Hanson
Grant Street
Portland
Henry Stiles Bradley
J. D
State Street Congregational Church
Charles W. Wetherbee
Heuor
Lillian Himson
Lewis O. Ellis
Brunschck
Mrs. Wetherbee
New York
Bermuda
Snowdrifts Force RD No 1 Driver to Use Sleigh
Snowdrifts in Woolwich compel the RD No 1 driver to give up the car for the winter and complete deliveries from a sleigh. East river auto travel is nearly finished. If not resumed this week, the state ferry Hockomock may end night service. Jason A Merrill of Bridge Merrill shows well for mechanical day and enjoyed a good trip. Miss Ruth Campbell of Newcastle visits sister Mrs Charles E Merry on Andrews Road.
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Woolwich
RD. No. 1
Hockomock
Ruth Campbell
Newcastle
Charles E. Merry
Andrews Road
Maine Pilgrims Led by Governor Brewster Set for Southern Tour
About 150 Maine dignitaries travel from Portland on a three week mission through seven southern states. A radio equipped special train accompanies them as Maine promotes agriculture industry and recreation. The trip, funded privately, distributes 50 000 Maine booklets and showcases the state to business and civic groups across Florida Georgia Louisiana the Carolinas Alabama Virginia and Washington D C.
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Stume
Ralph O. Brewster
Portland
Maine
Maine Railroad Companies
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Carolinas
Alabama
Virginia
Washington, D.C
J. Perry Stoltz
Fleetwood Hotel
Miami
South
Henry I. Merrill
State Chamber of Commerce
Charles Ault
Associated Industries
Guy E. Torrey
The
Sovernor’s Council
M. L. Harris
Hiram Ricker
State of Maine Publicity Bureau
Col. Robbins
Maine Development Association
Benjamin Cleaves
Maine Associates
United Effort
A. I. T. Cummings
Redman Travel Bureau
Vortland
Mr. Cummings
Daniel Hoegg
Maine Publicity Bureau
Philip Ricker Shorey
Associates
Harrie B. Coe
State Publicity Bureau
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Sterling Bible Class
Kingsbury
D.A.R
Nath
John Vlutzer
the Bath Independent
Sagadahoc County
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Bath and Vicinity
Bath, Maine
Lewiston
Freeport
Brunswick Department
Archie Carey
Bath City Hospital
Carey
Harrie Coe
Sanford L. Fogg
Mrs. Fogg
Frank J. Nichols
North Street
Blaze
Pejepscot
Fred A. Keller
Thomas Coss
Central Church League
Central Paarh House
Herbert Calderwood
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
Fred FH. Spacks
Mast
Boston
Daniel Miller
Edward HE. Sampson
Bath Savings Institution
Tabimty
That
City
Jason A. Merrill
Bridge-Merrill
Vortlum
Frederick’. Abbott
Saco
Frederick ?. Abbott
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Maine Warent
National Defense
State Normal Schools
Nassan Institute
Northern New England School of Religious ‘Training
Auburn Savings Bank
Associated Industries of Maine
New England Shoe & Leather Association
Auburn Chamber of Commerce
New England Council
Clayton F. Baker
George C. Shaw Co
Alexander IR. Bailey
H. F. Farnham Co
W. I. Bickford
Gorham
Allen M. Bird
Rockland
George W. Blanchard
Rumford
Business and Professional Mens Association
Arthur W. Brown
Bar Harbor
H. A. Brown Furniture Co
Chapman National Bank
Philip F. Chapman
Lyman B. Chipman
Benjamin F. Cleaves
Maine Public Utilities Commission
Philip Coolidge
New England
Pathe News
Charles W.*clifford
Charley W. Clifford
Leverett K. Day
South Portland
Rives Brothers Department Store
John Winchester Dana
Richardson, Dana & Co
Guy S. Dunton
Chase Transfer Co
Maritime Bureau
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Maine Automobile Association
Guy F. Dunton
Fred L. Edwards
Eveready Radio
Johnson Bros Co
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