West Bath Grange hosts lively meeting and lecturers report
West Bath Grange members held a homey Monday session with unusually good attendance despite bad weather. Mrs. Joanna Hodgkins read a report from the Augusta lecturers conference. the program featured a Flag salute, Grange Singing, readings, discussions and a social dance plan at the Grange hall.
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West Bath
Grange Reading
Josuma Hodgkins
Hodgkins
Lilium Rogers
Annie Peterson
Pearl Letient
Colonial Club Whist Results And European Voyage Notice
Colonial Club duplicate whist saw M A Haggett and Joseph McCole as lone winners among five pairs, solidifying second place behind White and Skillings who lead with perfect 100 percent. Hon and Mrs Edward W Tyde plan a March Mediterranean cruise on the Providence Fabre line with stops from Madeira to Marseilles, Mentone, and a return via England.
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M. A. Haggett
Joseph McCole
Hollp
Edward W. Tyde
New York
Mediterranean
Providence
Fabre Line
Madeira
Algiers
Palermo
Naples
Alexandria
Constantinople
Piraeus
Smyrna
Monaco
Marseilles
France
Mentone
Monte Carlo
Mr.Hyde
John C. Phillips
Nnd
England
Liverpool
Rufus Hall Seen in Portland on Wednesday
Rufus Hall was reported in Portland on Wednesday on business, indicating a routine civic or commercial visit without further details of purpose or outcomes.
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Rufus Hall
Portland
Bath Radio Club forms to share radio experiences in Bath
The Bath Radio club held its first meeting in the Bath municipal building with about 40 enthusiasts. Officers were elected, a committee formed to draft by laws, and plans set to invite speakers on radio education while promoting better receiver operation to reduce interference. The group read a talk on preventing regenerative receiver whistling and urged courteous, non disruptive radio use.
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Bath Radio Club
Bath Daily Times
Bath
Ralph HW. Danton
Clan Dpeasion
Melvin Robbins
J. Madward Pomeroy
Arthur Wland
Fred 0
Jel Vo
Hegin
Institute of Ravlta Baigiueenrs
Sagadahoc Grangers Gather for Pomona Meeting
Sagadahoc Grangers assembled at Bowdoin Center hall in fine weather for a Pomona gathering. W H Gould was absent as master. Harry Rackley presided and welcoming remarks opened a program of songs, readings, and discussions on local agriculture and Daylight Saving. The event included a dinner and an afternoon program, with next meeting set for Enterprise Grange in Richmond Village on February 27.
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Sigadahoe Pomona
Sagadaahoe Grange
Bowdoin Center
W. Ht. Gould
Harry Rackles
Grange
Phas
America
Chester Marshall
Harry Rackley
Jonni Plodskins
Aagusti
Marine Farmer
Belle Raehley
Tfelem Gould
Lanimg
Bowdoiuhan
Androscoggin Pomona
Pomona
Enterprise Grange
Richmond — Village
Whist Party Prizes Win for Mrs Plant and Alex Cater
At the Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association whist party in Daxter hall on Thursday night first prizes went to Mrs Plant and Alex Cater. Emma McNeil and H Cotteau took second prizes. Mrs F L Barker of 1037 High street left Saturday for Everett to spend the winter with her son Frank A Barker.
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Staples
Fhelnr Brettey
Bath
Cinth
PW. Trnggett
Mary Philper
Littlefield School
Joseph Wo Laterbee
Llewellyn Rogers
Thompson's Brook
Grange
Grange Hall
Fred W. Larrabee
Lewiston
W.ohl. Larrabee
Ch. W. Tiggett
Samuel F. Bates
Sabine
Rye Tata
James Perry
Meadowbrook
Samuel Reverey
Herbert Bearsee
John Clough
Chester King
Campbell's Pond
Henry Grown
Fred J. Winter
Clifton Street
Ernest IB. Williams
Barbara
Ruth Brown
Woolwich
Daxter Hall
Plant
Alex Cater
Emma McNeil
H. Cotteau
F. L. Barker
High Street
Everett
Frank A. Barker
Morse High Quintet Tops Cony in Fast Augusta Game
Morse High School defeated Cony High 19 to 10 in Augusta in a rough match officiated by the referee. Morse’s defense held Cony to three first period baskets and a scoreless last 32 minutes, while Morse dominated with strong teamwork and key plays from Olinte and Winslow.
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Morse High Quintet
Cony
Augusta
Morse High
Morse
Kennebec Journal
Cony High School
Assembly Hall
Cony High
Winslow
Poor
Boyd
Morse Tem
Voting lists posted for March election by Board of Registration
New voting lists revised by the Board of Registration were posted at polling places ahead of the March election. Voters should check lists for their names and appear before the Board if not listed to have names restored.
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Board of Registration
City Messenger Child
Bob
Hubby as a Shopper
A meek man strides into a department store and, with bold humor, asks for gloves for his wife. The salesgirl prompts colors finishes and button options, while he jokes he does not want them buttoning down the back.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Genesta Chapter installs its officers in formal ceremony
Genesta Chapter OES held a formal installation Friday night with past matron Olive Corliss assisted by Carrie Thompson as installing chaplain and Mae Congdon as installing marshal. Ada Deering received a past matron jewel and silver gifts as thanks from retiring officers. Annette Merrill led as matron with a banquet and dancing to follow.
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Genesta
O.E. S
Olive Corliss
Carrie Thompson
Mae Congdon
Deering
Annette Merril
Corliss
Thompson
Miss Congdon
Bath Iron Works to bid on government lightship and lighthouse tender
Bath Iron Works plans to bid on a government funded lightship hull set for finishing in Washington on March 2. The contract covers all interior fittings and equipment except the diesel engine to be supplied by the government. The yard may also bid on a 200 foot side wheeler lighthouse tender for the Mississippi River with delivery in New Orleans named Willow. Lookout light vessel trials expected February 12 and February 20.
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Washington
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Bath
Bath Tron Works
Mississippi River
Southland
New Orleans
Willow
Lookout
Spear Referees Dalmariscotta Hoop Battle Rockland Wins 21 19
Allan Spear officiated the Friday night game between Rockland High and Lincoln Academy in Dalmariscotta. Rockland won 21 to 19 after prior meeting Lincoln won 20 to 16. Rockland fans arrived by an 800 strong special train and many followed the game by radio. Norsworthy of Rockland was the only player fouled out. Rockland scored 10 floor goals to Lincoln Academy's six. the academy made five 15-foot shots to Rockland's one.
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Morse
Cony High
Lapidus
Cony
Olinte
Tie
Morse High
Allan Spear
Dalmariscotta
Rockland High
Lincoln Academy
Rockland
Jake Aldred
Spear
Damariscot
Norsworthy
Rockland Center
Academy
Brotherhood Discusses Maine Railroads and Merger Plan
Charles P F Flagg of Portland lectured at the First Baptist church on a proposed New England railroad merger and endorsed Maine Central president McDonald's plan. The talk was described as illuminating and well received by attendees. In York County, Rosario Dube was found not guilty by reason of insanity on an assault with intent to kill charge after trial in Biddeford.
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Maine
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Priday Ae
Charles PF. Flagg
Portland
Bhigg
Tron Horses
New England
Pres. McDonald
Maine Central
Scott Wilson
Rosario Dube
Biddeford
Saco- Lowell Company
York County
Tle
Robert Sidel
Secretary Wallace on Alaska resources and pulp mill plans
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace rebuts claims Alaska lacks water power and timber. He cites cooperative studies showing cheap, vast water power sites in southeastern Alaska, a timber base of 70 billion board feet, and transport advantages via year round coastal waterways. He asserts pulp mills will drive demand for shipping and that development hinges on distance to markets and capital, not physical limits.
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Paper Trade Journal
Alaska
Wallace
United States
Juneau
Ketchikan
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Alaskan
British Columbia
Panhandle
Puget Sound
Plant and Oliver Triumph for Park Alleys in Brunswick Match
Feslie Plant and Maurice Oliver rolled strong at Park alleys to defeat Walker and Gamache of Brunswick by 131 pins in the second half of a 20 string match. Their 27 pin lead from Brunswick Thursday night sealed the win by 15S pins, as Bath led early and kept it.
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Feslie Plant
Maurice Oliver
Park
Walker and Gamache
Brunswick
Bath Boys
Privat
4Stass Pem Sao Tolis Gabe
Miss Lydia Baxter Visits Augusta As Guest Of Governor
Miss Lydia Baxter is in Augusta for the weekend staying at the Blaine mansion as a guest of her uncle, Governor Vercival WP Baxter. The scene includes family tension with a discussion about marriage.
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Lydia Baxter
Augusta
Vercival WP. Baxter
Blaine Mansion
Morse Track Team Prepares for Class and State Contests
Morse high ready for interclass meet at the local Y on February 22 as the team also targets Bowdoin College indoor meet on March 8. Capt. Joe Butler and Raymond Small balance basketball with track, while Donald Brewer leads the sophomores and Frank Doyle manages.
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David Alkazin
Morse
Portland
Morse High
Bowdoin College
Harold Hayes
Donald Brewer
Lawrence Valmer
Harold Grown
Gilbert Hathorn
George Field
Burnham Dunton
Norman Norton
Frank Doyle
Charles Doyle
Roland Tibbetts
Kenneth Sheldon
Odd Names Given to Children Across Families
A Kansas City Star item recounts unusual baby names from siblings named Pepper and Lemon to China and Always. It notes legal changes, the Million family using numbers, and how Ten Million kept his numeral birth name while adopting informal forms.
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Robert New
Nothing
Mixer
Mr. Peel
Mr. Codd
Mr. Ware
China
Mr. Gentle
Pigg
Brown
Gay
Guinney
Million
Oregon
Washington
Super
Million & Million
Ree
Lad
Milton
Una
Trio
Ten
Tenis
Ten Million
Kansas City Star
Students to study Mexico City business methods next summer
A group from Loston University and other colleges will travel to Mexico City to take commercial courses at the National University of Mexico. Courses given in Spanish with English outlines, students will work for Mexican firms mornings and early afternoons for college credit only. The Rochester Church building trustees insure pastor Rev. Clinton Winder for 100000 with disability benefits of 3000 per year and 100000 payable on death.
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Loston University
Mexico City
National University of Mexico
Rochester
Clinton Winder
Teddy the Homing Toad Goes Into Winter Quarters
Teddy the homing toad has entered winter quarters after a string of sensational, unverified exploits publicized by Frederic H. Sidney of Wakefield Massachusetts. Sidney’s stories claim Teddy traveled 40 to 100 miles from his Wakefield garden and even mentored press coverage in New York. Local readers and editors have questioned the toad’s adventures, while Sidney reports continued interest from nature magazines and press offices.
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Teddy
Tyah
United States
Frederic H. Sidney
Wakefield
Mays
Boston
Winchendon
Mr. Nidney
Wakefield Ark
Mr. Sidney
Nature-Magazine
Sidney
New York
National Association of Chiropodists
Big City
Broadway
Mass
Tut
Sid
New York Society For Prevention of
Homing Toad
Frisco
Eastport
Galveston
Sea Water Salts and Iodine Value and Public Comment
An article notes sea water contains salts beyond sodium chloride and explains how iodine and other elements are essential to life. It describes iodine’s dietary importance and includes a chemistry demonstration with potassium iodine and sulfuric acid. It ends with a Rhode Island representative critiquing women who advocate for pets over children influencing policy.
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Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Lamar
Rhode Island
What is Eugenics and its book offer
This notice promotes The Common Sense Medical Adviser by R. V. Pierce M D as a health and sex guidance work. It explains Eugenics and related topics like marriage, motherhood, and physiology and offers a discounted one dollar copy from Doctor Pierce's Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York.
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R. V. Pierce
M. D
Doctor Pierce's Invalids Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Ady
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