Nine Boats to Launch from One Yard in One Day
Newport News Shipbuilding will launch nine vessels on March 20 including the 162 foot Aras for Hugh J. Chisholm of Portland and three additional keels to be laid within hours. Other ships include the Dorchester for Merchants and Miners and the Savarona designed by Cox Stevens for the New York Yacht Club. The event will draw up to 306000 visitors with officials and naval officers in attendance.
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Hugh J. Chisholm
Portland
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Chisholm
Bath
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
James B. Hunter
Tath Iron Works, Ltd
Shipbuilding
Constellation
Ranger
Tellows
Dorchester
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Baltimore
Savarona
Richard M. Cadwalader, Jr
Fort
Washington
Cox & Stevens
New York
New York Yacht Club
Josephine
Bath Tron Works
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Hampton Roads
United States War Department
Raymond
Delaware River
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Virginian
West Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Points
Congress
Annapolis
Fine musical numbers at Genesta chapter installation
Attendees of Genesta chapter O F S installation enjoyed vocalists and a quartet performing Star of the East Lead Kindly Lights and The Rosary. The service also noted the funeral of Mrs Arimeriel A Davis of West Point with many relatives in attendance.
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Genesta
O. FE. S
Alusses
Mabel Merrill
Ada Derkins
Carrie Thompson
Thompson
Lloyd Daley
Arimeriel A. Davis
Lene Fo Davie
West Point
Hind
Elinton Waller
Tye Childeen
George
Branhitda Dhivis
Spivive
Anes Niles Henry
Orland Wallace
Wea Point
Clara Darling
Weet Point
Mes
Greorge Abelville
Walden
Phi Wise
Grizzly Bears Under Study Face Extinction Fear
Edmund Heller, Roosevelt wild life expert, warns the grizzly bear may be doomed in the United States in a bulletin from the Roosevelt Wild Life Forest Experiment Station. His Yellowstone survey defends the species and counters beliefs that visitors mainly seek geysers, noting tourists are drawn to two park bears.
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United States
Edmund Heller
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Wild Life Forest Experiment Station
State College
Dkg
Heller
Senate Public Lands Committee
Horace M. Albright
National Park
Yellowstone Park
Holland farmers cooperate yield joint profits in auction system
A New Jersey extension specialist reports Holland farmers unite to sell produce via a large auction in Bovenkarspel. Small farms near sea level grow early potatoes and cauliflower, using canal boats to reach a central auction hall where buyers bid as a mechanical system records sales and ships proceeds by rail or sea.
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Holland
H. BR. Cox
New Jersey
Cox
Europe
Bovenkaarspel
Grootebroek
Dbovenkarspel
Ife
Itis
West Bath Grange Program Draws Large Local Attendance
About 50 members attended West Bath Grange Monday evening for an engaging program led by four young ladies headed by Miss Lucy Ward. Activities included readings, a question on charitable gifts, contests, a variety of performances, and a report on the recent Lecturers conference in Augusta.
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Grange
West Bath Grange
Lucy Ward
Edward Besaw
William BP. Nfatch
Theling Staples
Doris Fister
Hazel McDonald
Katherine Jagan
William H. White
Edgar
Philip Soudreau
Mrs. Haggett
Alice Smith
Pearl Lemont
Harry BE
Peterson
Weston T. Bonney
David Anderson
Lizzie Haggett
Harriet Rooney
Thelma Staples
E. W. Haggett
Everett G. Lemont
Augusta
J. Nedley
Weat Bath
Augin
Marjorie Smiley
Dorons Weis Eng Sabina Sanda
Staley
Dibamor
Manuel
Annie Willian
Marta
Vina Thais
Parrabee
Advard Young
Jamies
Hayes Wins Checker Contest At Hotel Phoenix Publicity
A large crowd gathered at the Hotel Phoenix Saturday as John Hayes defeated Nathan Povich in five close games. Hayes secured premier honors with slender margins and the match drew spectators with tense finishes. The event marked the first meeting of the two players and a rematch is likely this week with plans for a broader tournament through February in Phoenix.
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Hotel Phoenix
Witnes
John Fayes
Nathan Povich
John Tises
Mirgin
Eles
Povieh
Saguedahos
Shewid
Bouquets Presented Central's Pastor Anniversary
Bouquets were presented at Central Church in honor of Rev City Mdi Weeon marking the pastorate anniversary. A bouquet from the choir and another from Lengue reflected goodwill between Central and St. Mary’s congregations. A large congregation attended with fitting sermons and music. Marie EK MacDonald, previously ill, is improving.
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Mdi
Ole Bonquet
Ehoire
Fred Phe Lengue
Wilxem
St. Mary's Church
Marie Ek, MacDonald
Woolwich News Roundup of Local Events and Social Visits
Woolwich residents note road conditions from Sagadahoc ferry to Day's ferry are reportedly good enough for travel with planned work continuing in other areas. Local social updates include Jane Feere visiting Mrs. Georgie Walker, Velia Bailey attending Wiscasset academy, and various weekend guests from Bath, Augusta, Waterville, and Bowdoin. A fox sighting in North Woolwich, a postponed Farm Bureau meeting, and several community happenings complete the bulletin.
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Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Day's Ferry
Jane Feere
Georgie Walker
Velia Bailey
Wiscasset Academy
I. A. Bailey
Horace Savage
A. A. Stott
Otis Oliver
Waldobero
Eben Dank
F. W. Carlton
Rodney Bailey
Bowdoin
Wilson Bailey
Hollis Leeman
Little Son
Bath
Artell Trayward
Clivion Dolloff
William G. D. Riese
Richmond
Ernest Rice
Parker N. Moulton
Lake Neqnasset
John Kelley
Waterville
Henry Carlton
A. W. Howe
Augusta
Harold Fish
South Western Machine Co
Portland
Jesse Mains
Bo Mains
Florence Cartton
M. C. Trott
J. Gould Bailey
Maxine Walker
Arrowsic
John Reed
Wharey Aten
David G. Reed
North Wooolwich
Mbtoy
Farm Bureau
Costello
Till
Pearl
Charlotte Duck
Union Bridge
Cleveland Wright
Feero
Dry's Ferry
Barnes
Iilm
Rufus Savage
New Volumes Added to Patten Library Shelves
The Patten Free Library added numerous titles in November and December. Included are Black Magician, Test Sermon of 1925, Charteris Mystery, Chains, High Port Basil Ning, My Attends, Bride of Tris, What Evolution Is, and Waller The Page's Letters to Woodrow Wilson among others.
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Patten Free Library
M. Scott
Joseph F. Newton
Charteris
A. Wielding
Cousin Jane
Allery Leon Wilson
Henri Barbusse
Clinton ‘Twine
Archibald Marstiall
Christing
Alberta
I. G. Wells
The
Eldes
Archibald Marshal
Fugger
Pauline de Chary
Worty
Brand Whileek Kream Red Sen Te
Aje
Mr. Amdee
Tris
Sadnor Tlarrison
Mintats Peds
Ola Daugden Davies
Nival Side
Geaeffrey Callender
Bortegit
Hugh Walpole
Virates
Tie De'avato
Rupert J. Holland
Quest
Katharios Newdor
Yy. Levlie
Anna Ry Bare
Henry Cahey Lodge
the Troe Stevenson
George SS
Dell Kaan
William Youged
Taft
Marbury
Thrace
B. Flack
George
Parker
Waller
Page
Woodrow Wilson
Gertrude Hall
Martha Ostenseo
Collections of Plays For Children Attract Attention
A survey of new children's plays highlights volumes by James Vlaisted Webber and Hansen Hart Webster with several old favorites and charming new pieces. Kathleen Conyngham Greene's The Princess on the Road stands out for vivid fairy tale action apt for young actors.
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Percival Wide
Victorial Review
James Vlaisted Webber
Hansen Hart Webster
Lady Gregory
oThe
Cambridge
England
M. Jagendorf
Virgina Olcott
Short Plays For Young People Tops The New Books Note
The Saturday Review notes Highly Commended work in The New Books section. James Plaisted Webber and Hanson Hart Webster select Short Plays For Young People published by Houghton Mifflin. The volume features several double short plays appealing to youth and growing in popularity.
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Saturday Review of Literature
Jam
New Books
Slimes DP
Webber
Bath
Europe
Bowdoin
James Plaisted
Hanson Hart Webster
Iloughton Mifflin
MISS FURBISH RELATES HER WAR EXPERIENCES
Miss M O R Furbish recounts abroad service as a Red Cross purse during World War I before Grace church Mews club members and numerous tea guests at the parish house on Oak street. She describes departing Boston for New York in 1917 and sailing to the other side of the ocean with a large party aboard a steamer.
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New York
Liverpool
Havre
Paris
Furbish
Red Cross
France
Grace Church
Oak Street
M. OR. Furbish
City
Will
Keene Up
Winter Street church men defeat Brunswick Independents 12 to 8
Winter Street church team defeated Brunswick Independents 12 to 8 at the Y surface. Brunswick center Alexander scored for Brunswick, Oliver led Bath lads with 12 points, while Spinney refereed a fast clean game. The brief notes a farm proverb at the end.
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Brunswick Independents
Winter Street Church
Church
Oy Alexander
Brunswick Center
Oliver
Bath Lads
Spinney
Wotery Ett Ieee Sreegy Creek Ta
Nts
Lee
Siadthinsg
Ai Os
Aes Vonyn Aera Se
PUM Cele Ghee Nares
Brunswick
Soit
Ey Peliciait
Uchtfewealraeie, Cin
Vu Srst
Tammy Eer Goatists
Cate Elas
Tates
Yotal
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West Bath
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Maine
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Chevrolet
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Washington Street
A. H. Humphreys
Damariscotta
O. M. McKown
Boothbay Harbor
Turner & Gilpatrick
Ariel Custer
Grace Livingston Hill
Barrett
Wendell
M. A. DeWolt Howe
Cornelius Weyglundt
Grant Overton
Coombe St. Mary's
Maud Diver
Catherine the Great
Katharine Anthony
Lillie Langtry
Dora Wordsworth
Flv
Morley
Albert 3
Richey
Fay W. Hudson
Frank Swinnerton
Melbourne
Moscow
G. C. Dixon
Dil Norwood
Robert E. Pinkerton
Gertrude Haviland
Inez Haynes Irwin
China
Pao Chao Haieh
Clintons
Archibald Marshall
Jefferson & Hamilton
Chiude G. Bow
Little Viger
Anthony Hope
Lincoln
Clarence Ww. McCarius
Bos
George Marsh
J. St. Lee Strachey
Irvin Ss. Cobb
Oscar King Davis
Phillip Gibbs
Mary Caroline Casenford
Ran
Thames Williamson
Reson Cloud
Percy Lubbock
Samuel Kelley
Crostie Garston
Pred Bo Dayton
Samunel Pepys
J. Lucas-Dia Breton
James B. Connolly
South Africa
Win, Th Dawson
Treading the Wine Press
Ralph Conner
Houghton, Miffin Press
Miss Furbish
City Hospital
Grace Church Men’s Club
Winter
College Town
Gripe
Brown
Norway Medicine CO
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