Interclass plays rehearse for February auditorium show
Rehearsals progress for a three part interclass play series with the seniors winning the first contest. Seniors, freshmen, sophomores, and juniors each present named plays coached by Misses Canley Dearborn Conley and patronized by local students and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose
Mary Canley
Mrs. Bell
Dorothy Anliker
Albert Bell
Richard Jenkins
Silvia Bell
Barbara Nickerson
Philip Flick
Merton Sprague
Hazel Henderson
Janet Bridgham
Weasel
Marjory Dearborn
Donald Page
Officer
Franklin Hallowell
Messenger
Joseph Dinsmore
Bob
Maurice Skulin
Betty
Marjorie Haskell
Aunt Mary
Shirley More
Katherine Conley
Annabel Withers
Ruth Dale
Charley Hunt
Carleton Pye
Sally Lou Smith
Arlene Littlefield
Mary Lord
Russell Colby
Jack
John Skelton
Mattie
Edwina Thornton
Mollie
Tuber Mackinnon
Jim
Blair Hodge
Mrs Edna Wilson Heads Saturday for New York Business Trip
Mrs Edna Wilson departed Saturday for a business trip to New York. She will visit meetings and conduct professional engagements during her travels in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wilson
New York
Boy Recovers From Heart Illness Returns Home
Master Everett Green, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Everett Green of 66 Bowery Street, has recovered from a heart illness that confined him to his bed for three months and now spends time about the house and ventures outdoors briefly, with strength steadily returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Green
Bowery Street
Mrs James A Gillies Returns Home From New Haven
Mrs James A Gillies returns to her Washington street home after several weeks at her former residence in New Haven Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gillies
Washington Street
New Haven
Conn
Ann Quinlan recovering after Brunswick hospital operation
Friends of Mr and Mrs Everett Quinlan of Brunswick note that their daughter Ann who fell ill last Monday and underwent surgery at Brunswick Hospital is progressing well. Mrs Quinlan, formerly Miss Margaret Peterson, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry E Peterson of East Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Quinlan
Brunswick
Ann
Brunswick Hospital
Danforth Returns to Gardiner After City Visit
Netary Public Frederic A. Danforth, a public accountant, returned Thursday to Gardiner after several days in the city on business. Principal Ralph L. Hunt announced Hebron Academy scholarship averages for the first semester. Second honors, for at least 85 percent, went to Charles H. Cahill Jr. Thomas A. Tracey of 86 Russell Street announces the engagement of his daughter Rosena Ann to Philip Gormley of Portland with a wedding planned in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Paine
High Street
Boston
Frederic A. Danforth
Gardiner
Ralph L. Hunt
Hebron Academy
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Thomas A. Tracey
Russell Street
Rosena Ann
Philip Gormley
Portland
Mina Wilson and Mark Hanna Attend Bass-Richmond Game in Richmond
Mrs. Mina Wilson and Mark Hanna attended the Bass Richmond basketball game in Richmond on Friday evening. Miss Olive Rowe accompanied them and planned to spend the weekend at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Wilson
Mark Hanna
Richmond
Olive Rowe
Bath City hospital patient Mrs Hyde shows steady progress
Mrs Edwin P. Hyde of 77 Union Street spent a fairly comfortable day at the Bath City hospital where she has been a patient for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Hyde
Union Street
Bath City Hospital
Dunton Resumes Practice After Severe Cold
Hon. Arthur J. Dunton, previously confined to his home by a severe cold, has resumed his law practice and returned to his office on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
Charity Card Party At Central Church Parish House
The League hosted a Monday evening card party with 26 tables at the Central church parish house. Mrs. Percy W. Marks won first prize for women, followed by Mrs. Sherman N. McQuaide and Mrs. Mark W. Hennessy. In auction, first prizes went to Mrs. Leonard M. Munsey and Thomas R. Huton. Mrs. Dora L. Howard led the tables with assistants Mrs. David L. Wilson Mrs. William S. Newell and Miss Ethel Blake. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
League
Percy W. Marks
Sherman N. McQuaide
Mark W. Hennessy
Leonard M. Munsey
Thomas R. Huton
Dora L. Howard
David L. Wilson
William S. Newell
Ethel Blake
Hurst Heads to New York City for Weeklong Stay
Hurst departed Tuesday for New York City where he will spend the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst
New York City
Health Improves for Bath Dying and Cleaning Works Owner
Friends report C. W. Walsh owner of Bath Dying and Cleaning Works has improved health and was dressed Monday for the first time in 12 weeks. He hopes to leave his room at the Columbia hotel soon and return to his business next week. Mr and Mrs William H Small and son Raymond visited Portland Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
William Partington
High Street
Emma Jane Trott
Jack Horner
Lydia Smith
Emma Jane
Barbara
Priscilla Trott
Frederick
Richard Andrews
C. W. Walsh
Bath Dying and Cleaning Works
Columbia
William H. Small
Raymond
Portland
Winter Tea Hosts Two Connecticut Visitors
Mrs Harold A Burbank of Hartford entertained with a tea in Bath for Mrs Roswell Moore of New Britain who is visiting Topsham with her aunt. Guests from out of town included Mrs Allen and Mrs Bruce H M White of Topsham and Mrs Esther D Folsom and Mrs A D Wrightson of Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Burbank
Hartford
Conn
Bath
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Roswell Moore
New Britain
Moore
Topsham
Ernest A. Allen
W. S. Newell
Jane S. Murphy
Mary Newell
Harrie
Out of Town
Allen
Bruce H. M. White
Esther D. Folsom
A. D. Wrightson
Garden City
Paul B Wilson Visits Kent's Hill for Weekend with Parents
Honor student Paul B. Wilson arrived Friday evening to spend the weekend with his parents Reverend David L. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson at 898 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Wilson
Kent's Hill Preparatory School
David L. Wilson
Middle Street
Prayer and Praise Service at Old Folks Home
A First Baptist group held a prayer and praise service at the Old Folks Home on Tuesday evening of last week. The program featured hymns scripture readings by Miss Rylie V. Stover and Miss Rosamond Stover, musical interludes by Laura Hall Elinor Hall and others, plus talks by Rev. Charles R. Sims and Mrs. Clement D. Whittall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Guild of the
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
Hazel Higgins
Sims
Rylie V. Stover
G. Eunice
Mises Laura
Elinor Hall
Rosamecnd
Stover
Eleanor Wright
the Devest Sons
Mary Child
Papa
Clement D. Whittall
Edith DaWolffe
Laura Hall
Jenny McNeill
Phyllis Eaton
Alberta MacLellan
Gardner F. Roberts
Rev
Surprise party honors Mrs James Russell Grant at home
Mrs James Russell Grant received a surprise party and baby shower Wednesday evening last week at 122 Court Street hosted by the Wednesday evening club. Attendees included Mrs Jean Moore, Mrs Rose Cronsberg, Mrs Bernadette Tracey, Mrs Mabel Cahill, Mrs Clara Tracey and Mrs Corinne Hayes. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell Grant
Court Street
Jean Moore
Rose Cronsberg
Bernadette Tracey
Mabel Cahill
Clara Tracey
Corinne Hayes
Greenblatt children celebrate birthdays at Washington Street home
Riva Divia Greenblatt marked her fourth birthday and Abraham E. Greenblatt his sixteenth with a family supper at the Greenblatts home 233 Washington Street last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riva Divia Greenblatt
Abraham E. Greenblatt
Solomon K. Greenblatt
Washington Street
Duncan McInnes Returns to Bath from Boston
Duncan McInnes travels back to Bath after a short trip to Boston. He is joined by his cousin, also named Duncan McInnes, who has been visiting Bath for several days with his aunt Mrs John McInnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McInnes
Bath
Boston
John McInnes
Evening Supper Party in Washington Street Home
Mrs W Dayton Hill hosted an informal supper at her Washington street home on Thursday night. The gathering featured card playing with Mrs Roland F Hill achieving the highest score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton Hill
Washington Street
Roland F. Hill
Mrs Sumner Sewall Hosts Thursday Lunch Lounge
Mrs Sumner Sewall of Washington street entertained with a small lunch on Thursday noon. During the afternoon two tables of contract were arranged with Mrs Rupert H Baxter and Miss Jane as participants.
St Marys guild plans parish card party
St Marys guild of Grace church met at the parish house Monday night. Supper was served for members and husbands. Miss Anna Trott chaired the committee with assistance from Mrs. Walter M. Hill, Mrs. Henry W. Owen Jr., Mrs. Herbert Calderwood, Mrs. Fred D. Full, and Mrs. Edward Sewall. The parish card party is set for Monday night February 27 with Mrs. Edward Bridgham in charge of tables and Mrs. Fred D. Hill handling refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Anna Trott
Walter M. Hill
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Herbert Calderwood
Fred D. Full
Edward Sewall
Guild
Edward Bridgham
Fred D. Hill
Groves Returns to Marble Shop After Illness
Fra R. Groves, veteran dealer in marble and granite at 244 Front street, resumed work at his shop on Thursday following a two weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Groves
Front Street
Local Residents Visit Relatives Over Weekend
Mrs Edward D True of 645 Washington street traveled Friday to Long Island City New York to visit her son and his wife Mr and Mrs E D True C Lloyd Hooker returned Monday night to Colby College after a weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Lloydd Booker of 713 Washington street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. True
Washington Street
Long Island City
N. Y
E. D. True
C. Lloyd Hooker
Colby College
Mrs. Lee Lloydd Booker
Mrs Stetson Hosts Tea For Sisters In City Home
Mrs Ralph G Stetson held a Saturday tea at her Washington street residence for her sister Mrs Esther Folsom and Mrs R G Wrightson of Garden City L I Mrs Harlan L Skillin former city pastor of the First Baptist church has returned to West Buxton after a week with Mrs L L Pooker 713 Washington street and her sister Mrs Lillian Elsemore 57 Pine street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther D. Folsom
A. D. Wrightson
Ralph G. Stetson
Washington Street
Esther Folsom
R. G. Wrightson
Garden City
L. I
Harlan L. Skillin
Skillin
First Baptist Church
West Buxton
L. L. Fpooker
Lillian Elsemore
Pine Street
Mrs Reginald Stacy Appears Outdoors After Illness
Mrs Reginald Stacy of 14 Cobbroad left her home for the first time in three weeks on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jack Germaine of Wollaston Massachusetts are visiting Mrs Germaine's parents Mr and Mrs RK Hall of High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Stacy
Cobbroad
Jack Germaine
Wollaston, Mass
Mrs. Germaine
Mrs. R. K. Hall
High Street
Mr and Mrs Peterson Return After Funeral Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry E Peterson of Brunswick road have come back from Waltham Massachusetts after traveling for the funeral of Mrs Moses Hull the aunt of Mrs Peterson whose funeral was held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Peterson
Brunswick Road
Waltham, Mass
Peterson
Moses Hull
Frederick E. Drake Jr Returns Home After Ten Days
Frederick E. Drake Jr. returned Tuesday to his Washington Street home after spending ten days in New. The brief notice notes his recovery and return to family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Washington Street
New York
Bowdoin Student Returns to Campus After Illness
William P. Drake of Washington street resumed Monday his studies at Bowdoin college where he is a member of the class of 1936 after weeks of confinement to the house due to illness. Miss Christine Higgins secretary in the office of Supt Clinton D Wilson of the school department is confined to her home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Drake
Washington Street
Bowdoin College
Christine Higgins
Clinton D. Wilson
Mrs Ellery Doyle of Portland Dies in City
Mrs Ellery Doyle formerly Anna Conley and Morse high school faculty member died Tuesday in the city as a guest of her father John F Conley residing at 14 Bailey Street. Harold A Burbank of Hartford spent the weekend in Bath with Mrs Burbank at Archibald M Main and Mrs Main's home. He was joined by Roswell Moore of New Britain who visited Mrs Moore at her aunt Mrs Ernest A Allen's house in Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elliott Carleton
Augusta
Wiscasset
New England
Maine
Bangor
Philip G. Clifford
Portland
Bar Examination Board
Carleton
Fredson Carleton
Kent's Hill Seminary
St. Stephens’ Episcopal College
New York
Locke, Perkins and Williamson
Anna Carnelia Hendee
Ellery” M- Doyle
Anna Conley
Morse High School
John F. Conley
Bailey Street
Harold A. Burbank
Hartford
Mrs Merrill Returns After Visit and Helps Lodge Installation
Mrs Jason A Merrill of 204 Washington street returned from Mechanic Falls after a week with her parents Rev and Mrs Frank M Lamb. She assisted Mrs Sarah A Shaw worthy grand matron of Maine OES in installing Genesta chapter No 73 officers, her first such function since Christmas illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason A. Merrill
Washington Street
Meechanic Falls
Frank M Lamb
Miss Jane Porteous Visits Miss Mary Sewall in Portland
Miss Jane Porteous of Portland spent the weekend as a guest of Miss Mary Sewall at the Stone house, enjoying a quiet leisure visit together in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Porteous
Portland
Mary Sewall
The
Stone House
Sumner Sewall Hosts Washington Street Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Sumner Sewall entertained at their Washington street home Saturday night. The evening featured four tables of contract with guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall Mr and Mrs John H Hyde Mr and Mrs Rodney FE Ross Mr and Mrs Alden G Smith Lieut and Mrs George Hunter Miss Anne Kimball Miss Miriam W Kimball Henry C Wright and Frederick E Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
Arthur Sewall
John H. Hyde
Rodney Fe, Ross
Alden G. Smith
George Hunter
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Henry C. Wright
Frederick E. Drake
Social visit at Hyde home with outdoor games
Miss Nancy Hyde hosted friends at her parents home Mr and Mrs Joan H Hyde on Saturday. Guests included Nellie Brown Dorothy Durgin Alice Eaton Rita Jenkins Eva Gaudet Barbara Hopkins Barbara Scott Margaret Ferrell Mary Josephine Ferrell Patricia Sewall and Sally Hyde. They hiked in the morning, then luncheon and outdoor activities followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hyde
Joan H. Hyde
Nellie Brown
Dorothy Durgin
Alice Eaton
Rita Jenkins
Eva Gaudet
Barbara Hopkins
Barbara Scott
Margaret Ferrell
Mary Josephine Ferrell
Patricia Sewall
Sally Hyde
Trott Family Weekend Visit in Providence Notes
Mr and Mrs Raymond Trott of Providence Rhode Island were weekend guests of Mrs Annie Trott at her home on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Raymond Trott
Providence, R. I
Mr. Trott
Annie Trott
High Street
Pro Bernard Hutchins Visits Camden During Winter Trip
Bernard Hutchins, pro at Bath Country Club in Camden South Carolina this winter, arrived in town Tuesday to greet friends while on a northern business trip for a few days. Gorham Normal School pupils home for the weekend include Nellie V. Leeman Hilda G. Scott from the city and Roberta B. Hathorne Burnette L. Bailey from Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Hutchins
Bath Country Club
Camden
S. C
Gorham Normal School
Nellie V. Leeman
Hilda G. Scott
City
Roberta B. Hathorne
Burnette L. Bailey
Woollwich
Beverly man visits Bath with Georgetown guest
Stearns W. Scott of Beverly Massachusetts visits Bath with Frank Heald of Georgetown. Scott stays with Mrs. Scott at 16 Andrews Road. Heald returned Sunday to Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns W. Scott
Beverly
Mass
Mrs Allen Returns Home From Brunswick Hospital
Mrs Arthur Allen leaves Brunswick hospital Sunday after surgical treatment. She is accompanied by Miss Estelle Bowden R N who will remain to care for her. Duncan McInnes also left Sunday for Boston after two weeks in Bath with his mother Mrs John McInnes of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Allen
Oliver Street
Brunswick Hospital
Estelle Bowden
R. N
Duncan McInnes
Boston
Bath
John McInnes
Washington Street
Winslow Rouse Couple Arrive for City Visit
Mr and Mrs Winslow Rouse of Boston arrived Monday night for a short stay in the city. They plan to visit Poland Spring for a few days before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow Rouse
Boston
Poland
Miss Isabelle Gallant in Gardiner Weekend Visit
Miss Isabelle Gallant of 19 Bedford street spent the weekend in Gardiner with her grandmother Mrs. John Lashow and cousin Miss Kathleen Darbeau. Street M. E. church in Portland hosted a meeting of preachers from Portland and nearby areas. Mrs. William D. Sewall of Washington street returned home Tuesday after ten days in New Canaan Connecticut with her daughter Mrs. John K. Jayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Gallant
Bedford Street
Gardiner
John Lashow
Kathleen Darbeau
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
New Canaan, Conn
John K. Jayne
Mrs. Hatch Hosts Contract Club Gathering
Mrs. Robert B. Hatch entertained her contract club at her Washington Street home Monday afternoon, hosting a social gathering with familiar attendees and light conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Hatch
Washington Street
Allan Spear
Contract Club
Pearl Street
Hathorne Returns to U Maine After Mid-Year Exams
Raymond C C Hathorne, a University of Maine sophomore, came back Monday after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Maurice T Hathorne of Woolwich since Thursday to take mid year examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond cC. Hathorne
University of Maine
Maurice T. Hathorne
Woolwich
Morse Rockland game draws wide local attendance at Rockland
Tuesday night at Rockland saw a wide circle of attendees for the Morse Rockland game including Ronald Smith Franklin Morse Donald Conroy Hiram Stevens Alfred Staples Douglass Crosby Paul Hayes Harry Ring Blair Wilson and Mr and Mrs Forrest Lewis among others. Also Tuesday evening Mrs Angus Burden hosted Corliss Street church Research class at 20 Highland Street with light refreshments and discussions including Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Ronald Smith
Franklin Morse
Donald Conroy
Hiram Stevens
Alfred Staples
Douglass Crosby
Paul Hayes
Harry Ring
Blair Wilson
Forrest Lewis
Ralphard
Carl Dearborn, Jr
Alfred McCabe
Angus Burden
Corliss Street
Highland Street
Burden
Nettie Plant
Jennie Seavey
Etta Pottle
Lizzie French
Emma Daley
Harriet Nocton
Julian Johnson
Mamie Worrey
Jennie Curtis
Annie Allen
Nettie Bonney
Mabel Shepard
Helms
Martha Cutting
Minnie Tyler
Pre Easter Sale Planned by Ladies Aid
Mrs. Thomas K. Haley hosted the First Baptist church Ladies aid at her home on Cobb road Tuesday afternoon to organize a pre Easter sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Haley
Aid of the
First Baptist Church
Cobb Road
Hebron Academy memorial honors Rockwood Pratt
Hebron Academy holds a memorial service for Rockwood Lincoln Pratt a Hebron senior who died of pneumonia at the school. His funeral in Shrewsbury Massachusetts drew six of his classmates as bearers. Pratt the son of Ida Bartlett Shrewsbury Mass was remembered for his modesty thoughtfulness and ability to forge friendships. Meanwhile Maine news notes report William J. Caven delivering mail near South Thomaston encountering a moose herd including two bulls and a calf in a dramatic roadside sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron Academy
Rockwood Lincoln Pratt
Academy
Hebron
Massachusetts
Rockwood
Shrewsbury
William J. Caven
Rockland
Clark’s Island
Harrington’s Cove
Thomaston
Caven
New Advanced Courses At University Of Maine College Of Technology
The University of Maine College of Technology will add two courses in advanced engineering geology and mechanical laboratory in the second semester. Engineering geology covers river improvements shoreline protection groundwater quarrying earthquakes and dams while mechanical laboratory supports hydraulic option students with testing water wheels flow measurement and pipe friction analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Technology
University of Maine
Colby to honor Bainbridge Colby with June address
Hon Bainbridge Colby former secretary of state under Woodrow Wilson will deliver the commencement address at Colby College on June 19. Colby is distantly connected with the Gardner Colby family and serves on the honorary committee for New Campus for Old Colby, having addressed the New York City Alumni association last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Colby
Gardner Colby
New York City
Sun Journal Benefit Association Gay Party at DeWitt Hotel
About 150 members and guests attended a Saturday evening party in Lewiston. The DeWitt hotel ballroom featured Valentine decorations, a heart-shaped stage, red balloon accents, soft lighting, and cozy seating areas around the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Hotel
Lewiston
Sun-Journal Benefit Association
Father and Son Banquet by Battery F Ends Inspiring Event
The Bangor armory hosted Battery F of the 152nd Field Artillery for Maine’s first father and son banquet. It drew officers and guests in a relaxed, informal setting before a banquet with singing led by Sergeant Tremblay and Sergeant Major Fish, accompanied by Miss Charline Strout at the piano. Other state units plan to follow this example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
152Nd Field Artillery
Armory
Main Street
Bangor
National Guard of Maine
Sergt. Tremblay
Sergt
Major Fish
Miss Charline Strout
Freeport man fined for drunken driving after crash on Main Street
George Randall of Freeport was fined $100 and costs in Brunswick Municipal Court after pleading guilty to a drunken driving charge. He was arrested Sunday night by Chief W B Edwards after his automobile collided with a Bowdoin College student’s car on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Randall
Freeport
Brunswick
Randall
W. B. Edwards
Bowdoin College
Main Street
Bath area activities span clubs, politics and social events
In Bath last week, 23 babies attended a Red Cross clinic led by health nurse Ruth W Henry. The Bath Veteran Fireman's association plans a Feb 13 banquet at Water street hall, following a 1930 event in the same venue. Hi Y clubs debates, dances, and a strong basketball team feature updates, with plans for interclub games, a tattling debate, and dance after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Sagadahock
Ruth W. Henry
Bath
Water Street
Broad Street
Winslow plough freed after drifting snow ordeal
The Winslow plough, driven by Jesse Webber, was buried for 24 hours in a ten foot Taylor road drift during a northeast gale. It stalled in the storm and was soon buried, requiring shovel work to free it before it could be moved to solid highway again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Road
Winslow
Jesse Webber
Merchants of YMCA Edge Indies 54 to 38 in League Clash
The Merchants of the YMCA City league scored 22 points in the third period while limiting the Independents to three, winning 54 38. The victory ties the Indies with Iron Works for league lead, as Oakhurst beat Hyde Windlass 32 26 in the other game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
Merchants
Y. M. C. A. City
Iron Works
Oakhurst Crew
Hyde Windlass
Y. M. C. A. City League
P.C. Indies
wee eens _ Iron Works
Eeeres Oakhurst
Windlass
Indies
Merchants Rout Indies in Third Quarter Showdown
Charlie Bartlett scored 24 and Donny Wilson 17 as the Merchants built a 47 24 lead after a decisive third quarter. The Indies fought back in the final period with Mark Hayes Allie Jewett and Shorty Parks scoring, but the pace and accuracy of the Merchants proved too much to overcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants
Indies
Charlie Bartlett
Danny Wilson
Red Reed
Bartlett
Donny Wilson
Mark Hayes
Allie Jewett
Parks
Bria- Jewett
Wilson
Reed
Whitehouse
Toothaker
Brim
F.G Bartlett
Anne
Renee B. Jewett
Oakhurst Defeats Windlass Amid Sharp Free Throw Show
Oakhurst edged Windlass 32 26 as Cy Longley led scoring with night on the milk men. Louis Pooler stood out for Windlass with 18 points eight from the line while Harold Lyden was out. Oakhurst built leads 4 0 then 14 9 20 15 and finished strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Longley
Teddy
Ham
Charlie MacDonald
Louis Pooler
Louis
Harold lLyden
Oakhurst
MacDonald
Callan
CARE
Ween Longley
Eeseses
McMann
Teense Oliver
Everest Ees McDonald
Eeeseee
Aye
Windlass F
Pooler
Saan
Harold Pulsifer Receives PSA Silver Medal in 31st Dinner
Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer of Brunswick was awarded a silver medal at the Poetry Society of America’s 31st annual dinner. The event at the Hotel Delmonico in New York honored his service as president for 1931 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer
Brunswick
Poetry Society of America
Hotel Delmonico
New York City
Aristocratic guest in Maine hotel tests hire staff
A Maine summer hotel manager recalls a new, inexperienced clerk handling an aristocratic guest seeking reservations for herself and her daughter. The tale ends with a sharp exchange over dinner attire and in room meals, highlighting the staff’s inexperience and the hotel’s billing quirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Resolutions Sign Draws Augusta Public Interest
A watermark of a resolutions sign in the window of a store at 323 Water Street Augusta captures public attention. The inverted letter S in red adds a distinctive touch while the resolutions appear constructive and worthwhile to Augusta residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Water Street
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Virginia Clark
Edna Potter
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Shirley Shepard
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Donald Small
Hevel
Women’s Home Missionary Society of Wesley Church
Linwood F. Carr
Bird A. Shellenbarger
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Jane Wing
Rita Lewis
Roberta Gordon
Catherine Shellenbarger
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Harris T. Rodick
Forest L. Littlefield
Llew
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American Legion Hall
Marjorie McNeil
Annie King
Rachel Scott
Virginia Davis
Hazel Banks
Ruth Robinson
Bluebird
Bob O-Link
Lucy Haggett
Harry F. Morin
North Center
P.T. A
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
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Bangor Theological Seminary
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Shaw
Mr. Wilson
Marcia L. Petlock
H. and H
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Arthur McDonald
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Donald F. McRae
Joseph T. Smith
Maurice Libby
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Charles Merry
Ruth Bryant
Edith Renaud
McDonald
Edith Rénaud
Mary F. Gibbons
Ruth F. Skillings
Junior Hospital League
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Roger D. Skillings
Harold Burbank
Harriet C. Lord
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Priscilla Magoun
Janette W. Smith
Duncan H. Farrell
Springfield, Mass
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Turner Court
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Newell
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Joseph I. Smith
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Bertram Willis
George Sarkis
Roxbury, Mars
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Roxbury
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Cambridge
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Brookline
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North Bath
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Maine News Notes
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Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
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Industrial Accident Commission
John Grindell
Association
Warren Hawley
Arthur B. Scott
Ernie George
Singing Club
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Carl F. Pierce
George A. Churchill
West Bath
Mildred R. Thalheimer
Cosmopolitan Players
Fire Department
City Hall
Scott Morse
Richard Fratés
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