Grizzly Bear At Yellowstone Faces Extinction Threat
Yellowstone Park bears number about fifty, according to Mr. Heller, yet protection has not increased their abundance. He urges park-based food dumps after sundown and a law against shooting outside the park, arguing the grizzly's preservation hinges on changing perceptions and keeping it within sanctuary limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Heller
United States
Heller
Yellowstone
Mr. Heler
Park Service
Yellowstone Park
Grigoly
Mid-West
Ian
James Capen Adams
California
Theo UL
Trittell
Adie
Paeksa
Grizaly
Joint Installation of Kennebec Lodge Pythians and McDonald Temple
Kennebec lodge of the Pythians and McDonald temple Pythian Sisters held a joint officer installation Tuesday evening followed by a banquet. Officers for Kennebec lodge included V. C. Charles Blodgett and M. of F Ernest Lancaster, with Stimpson of Brunswick installing. McDonald temple officers were led by Edith Rowe as M. EF. C. and Hattie Lord presiding. A large social gathering followed, with many local residents attending and reports of town affairs and visits shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Lodge of Pythians
McDonald Temple of Pythian Sisters
Kennebec Lodge
K. of P
McDonald Temple Pythian Sisters
Frank Siegars
Charles Blodgett
V. C
Philip Nealey
Caleb Sedgley
Ernest Lancaster
Josiah Fulton
Elmer Jordan
Edward Graves
HL FE Cheney
L. G
Clifford Smalley
O. G. Dist
Stimpson
Brunswick
Hattie BE. Lord
Auburn
McDonald Temple
Edith Rowe
M. EF. C
Eva Vpurington
F. S
Mabel Lancaster
BE. J
Myrtle Sewell
Emily Rideout
Hazel Denham
Katherine Mulligan
Sarah Simall
Hannie Denham
Karl Blodgett
U. of M
FR. S. Blodgett
George H. Blodgett
Vlecta Chapter
O. WH. OS
Hedred
Ada
Tenn Hackett
Ruth
Cora Denham
Esther
Catherine Sprague
Eleetas
Fania Purinton
Mary Heath
Sentinel
Henry 2. Cornish
Eien M. Cornish
California
Elizabeth Whitney
Mary T. Nealey
Martha
Alonzo Gowell
Litchfield
Boston
Carrie Kendall
W. DB. Kendell
Lesfie Simall
Nendall
W. J. Kendall
Trish
Wellesley
Mass
Pine Tree
John Maher
Blop
Kendall
Portland
Wilbur Douglas
Merline Lowell
Nellie Rideout
Richmond
Janes Allen
St. John & Boston Express
L. P. Pemple
Kk It. Ferguson
Charles BK. Thack- Mie
Greve Shab AW
Sirowne
Verett Williams
Selectmen's Office
Wo. Rendall
W. T. Rendall
Village Lodge BL & A.M
James Lodgett
Licdmond
Bowdoinham Town Candidates Seek Re election
R A Dickinson and W J Graves are candidates for re election as first and second selectmen in Bowdoinham at the March 1 town meeting. Paul Ames runs for third member of the board. Also seeking reelection are Miss Jessie W Ames town clerk and town treasurer , B Cornish read commissioner, Dr Charles L Browne school board member, Dr T C Trish health officer kt Varington auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Dickinson
W. J. Graves
Paul Ames
Jessie W. Ames
B. Cornish
Charles L. Browne
TC. Trish
Kt. Varington
Delightful Whist Party At Parish House On Chestnut Street
A parish house whist party on Chestnut street drew a large crowd with fifteen tables and prizes. Mrs Scott Morse won first prize, an electric floor lamp, while Mrs John Hayes took silver mats as second prize. The consolation prize went to Mrs Bernard McAushind, a dish. William Gillis won a green gold scarf pin and John Allen took a set of books. The event was run by committee chair J Eugene Thebeau with John Conley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Scott Morse
John Hayes
Bernard McAushind
William Gillis
John Allen
Henry Gaudet
J. Eugene Thebeau
John Conley
Henry Diggins
Eugene Hart
James Malaughlin
Peter Allen
Stanley Richards
John Tayes
Independent's Public Mart Listings and Rentals
A patchwork of classified notices lists items for sale and for rent including a Valentines sale by Mrs. Marion W. Moody in Bath Maine, a small Woolwich property for cash, a five room house for rent on Tine Street, wholesale seaweed sale, and various wood and textile offerings with names and addresses such as Durward Bowie and Concord Worsted Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Road
Woolwich
Calso
Nellie F. Hanson
Bath Commander Saves Lives in Great Blizzard
Captain Leonard Oliver of the Bathgate, commanding the Southern Transportation Co., blizzard of the Jersey coast era. He saved eight lives from three distressed barges including a woman and a little girl, hauling survivors aboard with no loss of life. He kept watch amid wicked seas before delivering the tow and survivors to Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Oliver
Bathgate
Southern Transportation Co
Starfegat
Jersey
Brattleboro
Oliver
Tie
Zoth
Len
Abesacom
Henlopen
Amos Perry
Thompson Bros., Inc
Brooklyn
Tom
Fine talk on law and legal procedure at men’s club
Corporation Counsel Walter S. Glidden spoke to the Men’s Club at Central Church about the law and the legal profession. He contrasted England’s faster criminal justice with delays in the United States and explained common and criminal law, noting changes in judge selection and urging support for reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Walter S. Glidden
Central Church
Hiw
England
United States
Glidden
Mains
New York
Rammany Pall
Bit
American Car Association
Supreme Court of the United States
Lafollette
Plans for Bath Winter carnival coronation
The Bath Winter carnival prepares a coronation at the opera house Tuesday night with French Colonial costumes from Hooker & Howe. I A Huse coordinates ticket sales while Myrna Avery arranges an orchestra. Fifty skiers expected in the ski jump and obstacle snowshoe race heats. Coaches Hayward and Hennessey judge events as city teams prepare the Lily pond arena this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Myrna Avery
Huse
Richard Dgarthelmess
Cty Park
Raymond Hayward
Mark Hennessey
Y M C A Notes and Banquet Plans
The Y M C A notes church league games set for Saturday. The Y secured Billy Lundrigan for the Father and Son banquet on February 15 to sing That Certain Party and Freshie. Gene Desmond to lead organized singing. John McCormick carries a $1,000,000 endowment policy maturing in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lundrigan
Freshie
Gene Desmond
John McCormick
Aged Woman Saved From Fire by Quick Neighbor Aid
Mrs. Charles Allen aged 84 narrowly escaped death when a two and a half story dwelling at Cedar Grove burned at about one o clock Wednesday morning. Alden Stilphen arrived first and broke a window to reach her dragging her to safety. The home and contents burned with an estimated loss of five thousand dollars and little insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Stilphen
Charles Allen
Cedar Grove
Stitphen
Stilphen
Mrs. Allen
Jamey Carlyle
Jugo Slavic Tamburica Concert Delights Chicago Quintet
The Jugo Slavic Tamburicans held a Tuesday night performance at Masonic Temple before a good crowd. The Chicago based group, under Royal Lyceum Bureau, wore distinctive garb and played Tamburicas from ukulele to large models, delivering wholesome entertaining music. The five musicians were James Berwfick Nicholas Rothnic Peter Snatural Joseph Falco and Joseph Lotinek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Royal Lyceum Bureau
James Berwfick
Nicholas Rothnic
Peter Snather
Joseph Falco
Joseph Lotinek
Fof
Ilinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berrill
Maine
OW. Green Sie
S.&h. Green
New England
Women’s
Bostonia Orchestra
Portland Automobile Dealers’ Association
Bowdoinham
Manery Sedgley
RR AL Doughis
Beanswick
Ruth Melwen
Ida Faashes
Col Vye
Gardiner
Willigm Wilkes
Cathunee
C Browne
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Myra Fowle
Gardiner Telephone Exchange
I. M. Fowle
Upper Main Street
F. K. Jack
Union
Baptist and
Methodist
W. M. Colby
Tle
Sweet Singers of
Israel
Lincoln
M. BE
Re FF. Lowe
Dora Wentworth
Westbrook
Ebner Wentworth
Saco
Rey
A. W. Wentworth
Sosb
SYZS
Svtorags
Independent
Tor Sale
Bon Tt
Bowdeinham
Jelswe
Center St
Marion W. Moody
Washington St
Bath
New Meadows
Washingtor St
Ray Coolish
Janes
Wholesale
M. Reid
Ferry St
Salt Watk
Ernest
Martti
North
Mifys
John Perkins
I. McCabe
Marshall Ave
Rysell Colbe
Viceman
John
Wright
Durward Fl
Bowie
Edward St
Tel
Durward Uf. Bowie
Dunton
Sue Shades
Meter Tug
Concord Worsted Mills
West
Concord
New Hampshire
Senter
Bath Opera House
Dresden
Canton
Bath Department Store
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