Juniors Stage Whimsy Delight At Morse High
The Morse high school juniors staged four acts of Whimsy in the new auditorium drawing 400 spectators for Friday night and a matinee for 450 grade school children. The cast of 23 earned praise led by Robert Hatch as Whimsy and Frederick Rowland as Jack Prexy Marshall with strong turns by William Gove Priscilla Colby and William Bruce. Miss Mary H Conley received special credit for producing the lively college farce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Robert Hatch
Whiisy
Jack
Marshall
Frederick Rowland
William Gove
Dale
Denning
Rowland
Gove
Priscilla Colby
Judith Denning
Dale—Denning
Mr. Gove
William Bruce
Dean Russell Coulter
Dean
Jack “Prexy
Kantrell College
Dean Coulter
Mary H. Conley
Miss Connley
Jack “Prexy” Marshall
Merritt Trott
Bob “Zip” Bryant
Farley Mayo
Willard
Falstatl
Martin
Herbert Henderson
Donald
Brick” Owens
Stephen Marshall
Chauncey “DeLuze” Abbott
Charles Stuart
Raymond “Derby” Tate
Albert Ingalls
Orville
Dusty” Rhodes
Jack Black
Gilbert “Speed” McDermotte
Gene
Chester
Prigcilla Colby
Dale “Oily” Denning
Arthur Leeman
Howard “Buck” Peters
Doriss Holbrook
Barbara Chatterton
Olive We
Estelle Johnson
Paulineers
Marjorie McHugh
Dorothy McCabe
Helen Mitchell
Catherine Hooper
Ruth Norris
Hilda Scott
Rebecca Thompson
Ella Comeau
Thelma Wright
Roberta Hathorne
Albie Sanders
Katheryn Shorey
Rosalind
Mrs. Sander
Nellie Leman
Hermione Medill Durant
Giants win big game at the opera house 33 to 25
At the Richmond opera house the Durand Aces faced the Philadelphia Giants, the world champion colored team, with the Giants winning 33 to 25. Local teams of high school girls and boys plan Friday matches at Brunswick and St. Mary's Bath, while many town notices and obituaries follow.
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Opera House
Durand Aces
Philadelphia Giants
Giants
Brunswick
St. Mary's Bath
Richmond High School
Pius Lloyd Cheney
University of Maine
Ruth Anderson
B. A. Black
Brockton
Amy Brent
D. of
A. V
Legion
Lincoln
George Tibbetts
Albert Tibbetts
South Dresden
Jane Harvard
Pred Gelloward
Detroit
Mich
Rsa
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Edith Edgecomb
Pleasant Street
Arthur Dickey
Main Street
Jennie Wayer
Malden
Mass
Clinton C. Gardiner
Front Street
William
Susan Morton Gardiner
Richmond
Sadie Grover
Bar Harbor
Hattie Plate
Bertha Clifford
North Weymouth
Odd Fellows
J. R. Clifford
Cotton Cemetery
Ralph Hodges
Newark
Louise Trott
Mark
Gardiner
Herbert Baker
Hilda Baker
Portland
Mary Webber
F. Smart
R. N
Augusta
Frank Alexander
Bowdoin Man Hurt Assisting Stuck Truck on Ridge Road
Samuel Enman Bowdoin sustained a head injury when a horse thrown while he helped pull a New England Telephone Co truck from the ditch on Ridge road. He was taken to his home for recovery after Dr. Pratt attended to a leg bruise and he regained consciousness before arrival. The item notes club meetings and social happenings in the area.
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Samuel Enman
New England Telephone Co
Ridge
Ernest Sylvester
Mr. Enman
Bowdoin Hustlers
W. D. Rogers
Sagadahoc Grange
Pomona Grange
Topsham
Ladies’ Aid
Herbert Adams
Helen Mocker
Angie Purinson
Leonard Curtis
New Gloucester
N. E. Curtis
North Bowdoin Notes and Local Moves
Master Harland Hatch travels to South Portland to visit relatives and Mrs H D Higgins shows marked improvement after illness. Judah Small school program and box supper raise $8.40. School vacation begins Friday for six weeks. William Sanders of Bath visits relatives. Local carpentry at the town house by Alfra Small and Oscar Hatch. Lewellyn Freeman recovers from illness. Mrs John Reid and Dorothy visit Bath while Wilson Freeman and family return from Bath.
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Harland Hatch
South Portland
H. D. Higgins
Judah Small School
H. C. Marshall
William Sanders
Bath
Alfra Small
Oscar Hatch
Lewellyn Freeman
John Reid
Dorothy
Wilson Freeman
West Bath Grangers Have A Fine Program
Attendance at the West Bath Grange meeting reached sixty with a strong program of singing, current events by Ethel MacDonald, orchestral selections by the Mackinnon sisters and Hender son brothers, plus stories by Leland Plummer. Next week will honor Abraham Lincoln with a committee of Ida Waterman, Minnie Waterman, Bessie Snow, Elizabeth Chesley handling arrangements and Rev. Weston P. Holman as speaker. A cafeteria lunch will follow.
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West Bath Grange
The
Grange
Ethel MacDonald
Mackinnon Sisters
David
Vincent Henderson
Leland Plummer
Charles T. Henderson
Mercie McFadden
Annie Henderson
Abraham Lincoln
Ida
Minnie Waterman
Bessie Snow
Elizabeth Chesley
Weston P. Holman
Edith Trott
Eleanor Danforth
Laurice Smith
Lucy Ward
Wiscasset News and Local Obituaries and 4 H Enrollment
The page notes James H. Gray of At tleboro and Amesbury died January 28 at 59, a Wiscasset native who visited annually and stayed with Miss Williamson. Maine 4 H enrollment for 1980 reaches 1267 members, Cumberland leading with 247, Waldo 138, Penobscot 128. growth suggests statewide 1930 enrollment will surpass 1929. Mrs. Caroline Kneeland of Harrison, widow of David Kneeland, runs Elms House Hotel, supervising pastry, menu planning, and daily management after her husband’s death 16 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gray
Attleboro
Amesbury
Wiscasset
James
Sarah Gray
Miss Williamson
Maine
Cumberland
Waldo
Penobscot
Caroline Kneeland
Harri‘son
David Kneeland
Elms House
Five Islands News Roundup and Local Visits
George Gray files report from Five Islands with notes of residents including Arthur Berry of Bath and Mrs Emma Pinkham visiting. Fred Carr drives to Bath. T. M. Hagan and son Earle prepare ice house for Robinson pond. Alden Carr of Topsham passes Mrs Fred Carr. town officials J G Stevens Percy Savage and W E Gray in Georgetown on town business. Local coasting, social gatherings at the Ladies aid, grange meeting with officers installed, and a storm causing a single school session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
MacMahan
John Key
Portland
Fred Carr
Bath
Arthur Berry
Five Islands
Charles Boucher
Percy Savage
T. M. Hagan and Son
Earle
Robinson Pond
Hershel Dickey
W. E. Gray
Georgetown
Myrna Campbell
Isabel Stevens
Seguinand
Alton Reed
Winner
Grange
Farm Bureau Planning Meeting Officers Named
Officers were elected at planning meetings across towns. Lists include Bowdoinham Montsweag Nequasset West Bath with chairmen secretaries and department heads for Women and Men. Attendance contest winner Nequasset with 97 points. Richmond Corner 73. Woolwich 70. others scored in the 60s and 20s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Bowdeinham
Milton Given
H. A. Rackley
W. B. Donnell
C. E. Heenie
Emily Rideout
Edith Rowe
Hazel Denham
Ruth Dodge
Mildred. Given
Montswear
Alton C. Berry
George
Fred Rose
Loring Small
L. D. Rogers
Georgetown Social Roundup Highlights Visitors and Local News
Georgetown residents and visitors are listed with repeated mentions of trips to Bath Woolwich Portland and Westbrook. Notables include Thomas Hagan and son Earle Cunningham, Charles Lewis Five Islands Senator Carlton Woolwich and various Bath guests. Local activities note wood cutting motor trips and church events at First Baptist and Berean Baptist.
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Thomas
Hagan
Earle
Alex Cunningham
Charles Lewis
Five Islands
Walter V. Cummings
Bath
Portland
Arthur Farrar
B. H. Woodside
John Hunt
Alonzo
West Georgetown
Woolwich
Augusta Rowe
Bath and Son
Arthur
Rowe
New York
Senator Carlton
Ellsworth Loveitt
William Mains
Roland Harford
W. A.'Todd
Higgin’s Mountain
H. G. Heald
Martha Rich Bowen
Charles Soule
E. B. Billings
Grace Hovey
Ruth Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Walter Powers
Robinhood
Henry Reynolds
Alvah
Edward Clarey
Maude Thayer
Westbrook
Spitz
T. N. Williams
F. W. Hovey
Edgecomb
Christ
First Baptist Church
R. D. Coombs
Friends In Town
Hovey
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
Delegates elected to national congress by DAR chapter
Col. Dummer Sewall chapter of the D A R elected the regent Mrs. Ethel Willes and Miss Clara N Fogg as delegates to the national congress in Washington in April. Alternates include Mrs. Kendall and Miss Douglas among others. Delegates to the state conference in Rumford in March were named, with several alternates. An activities committee all day session with luncheon was noted, and Miss Ella J Douglas spoke on Washington, father of our country. Hostesses were Mrs. Leonard M. Lord and Mrs. Horace Morse.
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Col. Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Ethel Willes
Clara N. Fogg
Washington
D. C
E. P. Kendall
Ella J. Douglas
Edwin Mead
John A. Morse
Agnes Humphreys
Fred Cary
Maud Clark Gay
E. Fred Albee
Thomas F. Perkins
Rumford
Willes
W. S. Given
Clara N Fogg
B. P. Kendall
Harry Ring
Lucy Kimball
Winnie Durgin
Margaret R. Foote
Alice Shorey
Jane Lemont
Leonard Lord
Charles C. Low
Emily Rideout
R. D. Purington
Leonard M. Lord
Horace Morse
Appraisers Named to Value Tug Pejepscot
Albert B. Hall and Edmund R. Norton of Portland are appointed by Judge John A. Peters to appraise the tug Pejepscot owned by Pejepscot Paper Co of Brunswick. The company seeks liquidation under civil suit damages of 20000 by George and Elliott Smith and Frank Falkins. The tug of 142 tons operates between Bath and Canadian ports towing pulpwood carriers.
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Albert B. Hall
Edmund R. Norton
Portland
Pejepscot
Pejepscot Paper Co
Brunswick
John A. Peters
United States District Court
George and Elliott Smith
Frank Falkins
Bath
Canadian
North School Closes for Winter Vacation in Westport
The Westport North School closed Friday for winter break. Nonabsent pupils include Dorothy Higgins Doris Higgins Ethel Higgins Bertha Jones and Horace Jones. Ethel Mae Colby and Ethel Higgins were also not absent in fall. Miss Bessie Greenblatt from Bath plans to reopen the North school for spring term. A successful box supper and social funded an organ purchase, pleasing parents and friends who praised student work.
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North School
Dorothy Higgins
Doris Higgins
Ethel Higgins
Bertha Jones
Horace Jones
Ethel Mae Colby
Bessie Greenblatt
Bath
Barrymore Debuts Vitaphone in General Crack at Opera House
John Barrymore stars in General Crack a full talking film with singing in a tale of eighteenth century romance. The Vitaphone production directed by Alan Crosland for Warner Brothers features a dual personality hero from gypsy origins and royal blood along with Marian Nixon and an extensive supporting cast. The film is partly in vibrant technicolor.
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John Barrymore
Opera House Theatre
Europe
Barrymore
Alan Crosland
Warner Brothers
Don Juan
Marian Nixon
Lowell Sherman
Hobart Bosworth
Armida
Jacqueline Logan
Otto Matteson
Philippe de Lacy
Andres de Segurola
Douglas Gerrard
William von Brinken
Theodore Lodi
Nick Thompson
Curt Rayfield
Walter Anthony
Vitaphone
George Preedy
J. Grubb Alexander
Rod and Gun Club Elects Its Officers
Sagadahoc Rod and Gun association at its annual meeting elected Vernal Chase as president Edward Hunt as first vice president Edward Reed as second vice president Leigh Reed as secretary and treasurer Edward W Bridgham as counsel Dr W E Kershner as auditor Ellery E Whittemore Arthur H Price and George Parshley as directors An intensive drive for members is planned and an oyster supper is set for the first week in March at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Rod & Gun Association
Y.M.C.A
Vernal Chase
Edward Hunt
Edward Reed
Leigh Reed
Edward W. Bridgham
W. E. Kershner
Ellery E. Whittemore
Arthur H Price
George Parshley
Queen Esther Lodge Hosts Reception for District Officers
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge held a reception after its Tuesday meeting in Odd Fellows hall for district deputy president Harriet Bunker and marshal Lois McKiever. Past Noble Grand Lillius Larrabee presented gifts, with music by Caroline Thompson and readings by several members. The group planned next week’s activities and noted upcoming Past Noble Grand’s Night on Feb. 18 with a coordinating committee.
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Harriet Bunker
Lois McKiever
Odd Fellows Hall
Bunker
McKiever
Lillius Larrabee
Queen Esther
Caroline Thompson
Elizabeth McCabe
Harriet Huggard
Harriet Richardson
Henry T. B. Leeman
Clifford Announces Candidacy for State Senate Seat
Hon. Charles W. Clifford of Bath plans to seek the Republican nomination for state senator in Sagadahoc County. A veteran Bath businessman and former city council member, he has served eight years on a state hospital trustees board and was Bath’s representative in the Maine House in 1927. Another candidate is Hon. Ellis L. Aldrich of Topsham, who served in the House in 1927-29.
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Charles W. Clifford
Can
Sagadahoc
Clifford
State Hospital
House of Representatives
Bath
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Bremen's Maiden Voyage Spurs U S Link to German Line
A 1929 account recalls the Bremen first voyage to New York marking the rise of North German Lloyds vast transatlantic service. The ship boasted grand public rooms a 60 by 135 foot lounge a 300 person ballroom extensive winter garden and a night club on the sun deck guiding modern liner luxury.
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A. Satkowski
Bremen
Lloydine
New York
America
New York Harbor
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Hazel Southard
Mary Cass
Jay Alexander
Irene Trott
Roland Alexander
Howard Knight
Frank Preble
Charles Messenger
Brunswick Grain Warehouse
Joseph W. Larrabee
Pasenger Station
Bowdoin
North Bowdoin
West Bath Grangers
Nequasset Bureau
Richmond Corner
Dummer Sewall
Westport
ROD and Gun Club
Carters We
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Queen Esther Lodge
Chef A. Salkowski
the Bath
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Fade
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