Pine Tree troop scouts meet with varied learning
Pine Tree troop No. 1 Girl Scouts met Friday after school in the American Legion hall with 39 in attendance. Activities included handicraft first aid knot health compass and nature work. Ruth Robinson leads in the Scout work contest. February birthdays observed. a Morse High girls basketball trip noted. local club readings and hospital updates included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of America
American Legion Hall
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Inez F. Carr
Amber F. Carr
Ruth Robinson
Bluebeards
Dorothy Durgan
Inez Kennerin
Evelyn Nickerson
Alice Coleminn
Victor Herbert
Horace Greeley
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight Moody
Aaron Burr
Charles Dickens
William T. Sherman
William H. Harrison
William Allen White
Thomas A. Edison
Abraham Lincoln
Sidney Smith
Gen. Winfield
Scott Hanevik
Mary Garden
Cardinal Newman
George Washington
Deorge
Frederick Handel
John Burgoyne
Enrico Caruso
Buffalo Bull
Henry W. Lonufellow
Isabel Irving
Birth of Donald Burton Weed at Bath City Hospital
William and Mrs Weed of West Bath welcomed a son named Donald Burton Weed at Bath city hospital. Anna C. M. Tillinghast of Cambridge Mass says she will not resign as United States Immigration Commissioner and will resist removal by the incoming Democratic administration. She has spent several summers at Riverside hotel in Popham Beach and has many friends in the summer colony at Popham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onald Burton Weed
Bath City Hospital
William Weed
West Bath
Anna C. M. Tillinghast
Cambridge
Mass
United States Immigration
Riverside Hotel
Popham Beach
Portland Greeting for Returned Mrs Hamel and Transit Tales
Mrs Edward Hamel formerly Theo Radley returns to Portland after visiting Capt and Mrs Charlies A Radley at 6 Tarbox street. An air mail from Trinidad details a West Indies cruise by Herbert L Douglas and Edward D True aboard Mauretania with plans to transit the Panama Canal. Thomas L Perry remains confined at 110 Dummer street with serious illness. Corrinne Hogan, Perry’s cousin, is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hamel
Theo Radley
Portland
Capt
Charlies A. Radley
Tarbox Street
Milton Douglas
Herbert L. Douglas
West Indies
Edward D. True
Hallet
Trinidad
Panama Canal
Havana
New York
Bath
Thomas L. Perry
Dummer Street
Mrs. Perry
Corrinne Hogan
Birthday surprise for Engine 4 driver Joseph Cloutier
Firemen at the engine house staged a Friday night birthday surprise for Joseph Cloutier of Engine 4. After supper he found colleagues waiting with a large cake baked by Mrs Amos F Perry, concealing the plan until his joyful discovery of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cloutier
Amos F. ‘Perry
Joe
Lecture on Our Future by Felix Frankfurter at Bowdoin
Lieut and Mrs Robert W Ferrell and Mr and Mrs Clarence E Johnson attended the Feb 8 lecture on Our Future by Professor Felix Frankfurter of Harvard at Memorial Hall Bowdoin College The professor is noted as a future solicitor general or presidential adviser on international affairs making the talk highly interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Ferrell
Clarence E. Johnson
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Mrs Karcher S Jackson Hosts Two Tables Of Contract Game
Mrs Karcher S Jackson entertained at her Center street home on Friday night with two tables of contract. Local players attended, enjoying an evening of bidding and play in a friendly neighborhood gathering.
Olive Hallowell Hosts Discord Club Supper
Miss Olive Hallowell entertained the Discord club at her home 157 Oak Street with a supper on Wednesday February 8. Valentine decorations and red can dies adorned the table. Attendees included Mrs. Oscar Adams and Misses Virginia Clark Elizabeth Oliver Elinor Coombs Edna Potter Isabelle Berry Jessie Colby Shirley Shepard Phyllis Wright. Miss Oliver will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hallowell
Oak Street
Valentine
Oscar Adams
Virginia Clark
Elizabeth Oliver
Elinor Coombs
Edna Potter
Isabelle Berry
Jessie Colby
Shirley Shepard
Phyllis Wright
Mrs Harry F Morin Hosts Contract Club Luncheon
Mrs Harry F Morin entertained her contract club for luncheon at her home on Washington street Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Miss Cherry Blossom operetta rehearsals begin at Cosmopolitan Club
At its first rehearsal on Thursday night the Singing club of the Cosmopolitan club prepared for an upcoming performance of Miss Cherry Blossom by May A Dodge and John Wilson Dodge. Committees for the operetta to be staged in the Masonic Temple include Avery as director and costuming, Johnson on tickets and advertising, Hartwell handling orchestral music. Meetings after this week are Fridays at 7 30 with a covered dish supper at six next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Blossom
May A. Dodge
John Wilson Dodge
Singing Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Masonic Temple
Charles W. Avery
Alice F. Johnson
Helen E. Hartwell
Miss Miriam Doble Returns to Norton After Exam Break
Miss Miriam L. Doble Morse 31 returns Sunday to Norton Massachusetts where she is a sophomore at Wheaton College after recess following mid year exams with her parents Internal Revenue Agent Malcolm L. Doble and Mrs Doble of 56 Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam L. Doble
Morse
Norton
Mass
Sophmore
Wheaton College
Internal Revenue
Malcolm L. Doble
Doble
Green Street
Bath schools sent Miss Sprague to Miss Stevens funeral
Miss Frances BE Sprague of 31 Richardson Street represented Bath schools at the funeral of Miss Helen H Stevens, penmanship teacher in Bath public schools from 1928 to 1931. The service was Thursday at 2 PM at Miss Stevens’ home 167 Holland Street Lewiston, Rev. Lee A Hanchett officiated, interment Riverside Cemetery. Family members served as bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances BE. Sprague
Richardson Street
North Grammar School
Bath
Helen H. Stevens
Substitute for Higgins in Wilson Schools Office
Miss Kathleen V. Leonard Morse 32 is substituting for Miss L Christine Higgins who is ill in the office of Superintendent Clinton D Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen V. Leonard
Morse
L. Christine Higgins
Clinton D
Wilson
PTA child study group discusses environment for children
The P T A child study group held a meeting with Mrs A J Conti to address issues in free and grade school classes. The next session is set for March 9 with Mrs Arthur Nichols at 1 Cobb road and will explore Learning. Charles W Avery and wife left Friday for Quincy Massachusetts due to the critical illness of his father W C Avery formerly of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
A. J. Conti
Arthur Nichols
Cobb Road
Charles W. Avery
Andrew
Quincy
Mass
W. C. Avery
Bath
Card party at Cosmopolitan club hosts auctions and contract
Eleven tables of auction and contract played Friday night under the Singing club. Mrs. Harold L. Adams won first in contract. in auction first prizes went to Mrs. James B. Lemont and Dr. Joseph I. Smith, with Louis Silverman taking second. Sandwiches and coffee served. Committee includes Mrs. Briggs, Pierce, Churchill, Miss Johnson, Miss Mikels, and Mrs. Avery. Club plans another party next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Singing Club
Harold L. Adams
James B. Lemont
West Bath
Joseph I. Smith
Louis Silverman
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Carl F. Pierce
Lennox Family At Lewiston For Stevens Funeral
Mrs George Lennox and her daughter Miss Agatha Lennox visited Lewiston on Thursday to attend the funeral of Miss Helen H Stevens a former penmanship teacher in the city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lennox
Agatha Lennox
Lewiston
Helen H. Stevens
Missionary Society Holds All Day White Cross Session
Mrs. Merton Wright entertained the Far and Near Missionary society of Corliss Street church at her High street home for an all day White Cross work session. Sixteen members attended dinner and Mrs. John Wright of Marshall avenue joined the group. The next session will be a business meeting on February 24 with Mrs. Frank Preble of Cherry street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Wright
Far and Near Missionary Society
Corliss Street
High Street
White Cross
John Wright
Marshall Avenue
Frank Preble
Cherry Street
Boston University students visit city for weekend with Deering family
Miss Elizabeth B. Deering Morse 28 a BU Sargent School senior and Miss Margaret Little Swarthmore Penn a Sargent sophomore arrived Friday to spend the weekend with Miss Deering's parents Mr and Mrs Carroll A Deering 398 Washington street. They returned Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth B. Deering
Morse
Boston University
Sargent School of Physical Education
Margaret Little
Swarthmore
Penn
Sargent
Miss Deering
Carroll A. Deering
Washington Street
Miss Hodgkins Hosts Supper and School Dance
Miss Mary Hodgkins entertained Friday evening at the home of Charles M. Webber 48 Lincoln Street with Mrs Frank W Jaqua as hostess. After a satisfying meal she hosted basketball game and dance at the high school. Guests included Nellie Robinson Robert Cressey Ellen Hodgkins Leslie Larrabee and John Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodgkins
Charles M. Webber
Lincoln Street
Frank W. Jaqua
Miss Hodgkins
Nellie Robinson
Robert Cressey
Ellen Hodgkins
Leslie Larrabee
John Conway
Joseph Small Visits Mutter in Washington Street Home
Joseph Small of New York City spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Frank A. Small of Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Small
New York City
Frank A. Small
Washington Street
Shaw Visit From Pelham Family Comes to Town
Mr and Mrs Robert P Shaw of Pelham New York arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Shaw s mother Mrs Fred R E Dean of Dummer Street Mr Shaw returned to New York Monday and Mrs Shaw will stay a few more days He is employed by the New York Museum of Science and Industry in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Shaw
Pelham
N. Y
Fred R. E. Dean
Dummer Street
Thaxter Fifth Birthday Celebration for Langdon Thaxter
Mr and Mrs Sumner Sewall with Miss Minnie White were dinner guests of Dr and Mrs Langdon T Thaxter in Portland Friday night Langdon Kimball Thaxter son of the hosts will entertain Wednesday afternoon in honor of his fifth birthday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Minnie White
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Langdon Kimball Thaxter
Co Workers at First Baptist Church Meet and Social
The Co-Workers class of the First Baptist Church held a Friday evening meeting with 15 attendees. Mrs. Bertha Furber led the program and entertainment followed by refreshments provided by Mrs. Willis B Hall Mrs. Cedric A Martin and Mrs. Simon M Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bertha Furber
Willis B. Hall
Cedric A. Martin
Simon M. Moore
Charles Card
Murray F. Bridges
Bates E. Stover
Emery Rideout
Edward Cook
Lincoln Bailey
Edward Burnham
Freeman Crosby
William Wakefield
Oak Street
Miss Fisher shines in Skidding at Kent's Hill senior drama
Miss Barbara E. Fisher of Morse class of 1932 delivered an outstanding performance as Mrs. James Andrew Hardy in Aurania Rouve rols three act comedy Skidding. The Kent's Hill senior class presented the annual dramatic offering last week. The plot follows Mrs Hardy as she battles to keep her family from skidding amid temptations from a judge husband and wayward daughters with domestic peace finally restored at curtain. In Bath, F A Track of Brooklyn joined the naval office as senior inspector of naval material at Bath Iron Works Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara E. Fisher
Morse
Aurania Rouverol
Kent's Hill
James Andrew Hardy
Miss Fisher
F. A. Track
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert W. Ferrell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Track
Dorchester Couple Weds in Roxbury Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Earl Z Rosemark of Dorchester Mass married in Roxbury on Sunday night with Rabbi Merriman officiating. They arrived in town Monday evening to stay with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Solomon K Greenblatt at 233 Washington Street. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Rosemark and the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Greenblatt of Dorchester. Best man was J Koppell Rosemark and maid of honor Miss Evelyn Greenblatt. Bridesmaid Miss Bessie F Greenblatt, a cousin, also attended. Mrs Solomon K Greenblatt and her young daughter Riva Civia were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Z. Rosemark
Dorchester
Mass
Roxbury
Rabbi Merriman
Solomon K. Greenblatt
Washington Street
Rosemark
Samuel Rosemark
Samuel Greenblatt
J. Koppell Rosemark
Evelyn Greenblatt
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Riva Civia
Mrs Julia Boyd Returns From Boston and New York Visit
Mrs Julia Boyd has returned from a two weeks visit in Boston and New York with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Boyd
Boston
New York
Ladies' Night Observed by Sterling Brotherhood
The Sterling Brotherhood of Corliss Street church held its monthly business meeting and special observance Monday in the Deer ing room with about 30 attendees. Clifton and Percy Leeman provided music along with Clifton Cross on piano Selections. Lee Scott delivered Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and Wilfred W. Chaney, the Brotherhood president, gave a reading. Community singing was part of the program. Charles W. Thing suffers an abscess on the left wrist, with two operations performed last week by Dr. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Brotherhood of
Mackinnon sisters attend Hebron Winter Carnival
Miss Edith A. Mackinnon and Miss Isabelle Mackinnon of 276 Washington Street returned Sunday night from Hebron where they attended the sixth annual Winter Carnival at Hebron Academy as guests of Archibald M. Main Jr Newell J. Wilson Herbert A. Henderson and Edward J. Lee Jr. They motored to Hebron Sunday to return with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith A. Mackinnon
Mrs W Dayton Hill Hosts Contract Club Meet
Mrs W Dayton Hill entertained her contract club Monday afternoon at her Washington street home. Mrs Samuel D Hooper held the highest score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton Hill
Washington Street
Samuel D. Hooper
Births Recorded in City Clerk Office Two Newborns Added
Birth notices show a son Frank Richard Anderson born Jan 30 at Bath City hospital to Charles Frederick and Rosamond Ellen Beamen Anderson of Sheepscot. A daughter Christine Eva Williams born Feb 5 to John Diamond and Stella Eva Powers Williams of Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
Frank Richard Anderson
Bath City Hospital
Charles Frederick
Rosamond Ellen Beamen Anderson
Sheepscot
Christine Eva Williams
John Diamond
Stella Eva Powers Williams
Georgetown
Mrs Sanborn Hosts Tuesday Luncheon on Middle Street
Mrs Fred N Sanborn entertained with a luncheon Tuesday noon at her home on Middle Street. In the afternoon two tables of contract were played among guests, with conversation and refreshments accompanying the cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Sanborn
Middle Street
Mrs Barker to Return Home After Florida Visit
Mrs. Byron F. Barker of 740 Washington street is expected home from Florida the last of next week. She has stayed at Frostproof near friends Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Siiness and spent days in Miami and St. Petersburg plus other points in the state. Mrs. Henry W. Butler’s friends regret her illness at 624 High street while her sister Mrs. J. D. Eastman of Portsmouth New Hampshire visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron F. Barker
Washington Street
Florida
Frostproof
Edward C. Siiness
Miami
St. Petersburg
Henry W. Butler
High Street
J. D. Eastman
Portsmouth, N. H
John Stewart Jr Returns to City After Work in Massachusetts
John Stewart Jr who has worked two and a half years at Fore River Shipbuilding Co in Quincy Massachusetts returned late Monday night to this city to remain until June at his father John Stewart's home at 32 Oliver Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart, Jr
Fore River Shipbuilding Co
Quincy
Mass
John Stewart
Oliver Street
South End P T A Sews for Red Cross in Washington St rooms
South End P T A held an all day session to sew pajamas and night gowns for the Red Cross in Washington street rooms. A noon dinner served by a committee followed by a monthly business meeting chaired by Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Washington Street
Red Cross
Nate H. Young
James S. Knight
Albertha Williams
Arthur C. Lemont
N. Gratz Jackson
Miss Higgins Ill After Sunday Operation
Miss L Christine Higgins Morse class of 1930 daughter of Roscoe and Mrs Higgins of 79 York Street is seriously ill in a hospital after an operation performed Sunday She serves as secretary in the office of Superintendent of Schools Clinton D Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Christine Higgins
Morse
Roscoe P. Higgins
York Street
Clinton D. Wilson
First Baptist Church Establishes Junior Brotherhood
Sixteen young men met with Rev. Charles R. Sims and Hon. Arthur J. Dunton in the Brotherhood rooms to form a Junior Brotherhood. A constitution and bylaws were adopted and a nominating committee appointed for officers to be named at the next meeting on Monday February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
Arthur J. Dunton
Jones Martin wedding in South Orange November 1932
Paul Edwin Jones son of Edwin M. Jones marries Dorothy Evelyn Martin of South Orange at First Presbyterian Church South Orange on November 30 1932. Ceremony by Rev George A Edmison followed by a reception at the bride’s home. Beatrice Maybury maid of honor and George Grover best man. The couple resides at 110 Prospect Street South Orange. Both worked at Prudential Life Insurance Newark in accounting prior to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Edwin Jones
Edwin M. Jones
Corliss Street
Dorothy Evelyn Martin
Morris F. Martin
Academy Street
South Orange
N. J
First Presbyterian Church, South Orange
George A. Edmison
Beatrice Eleanor Maybury
George Hill Grover
Trenton
Maybury
Jones
Morse High School
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Newark
Bath Y M C A Plans Track Meet Banquet Eligibility
Governing committee outlines a list of league participants for the annual banquet at the Bath Y M C A. Includes representatives, coaches, managers, and all boys who practiced. Secretary to order badges for event winners. Captain to select all first and all second league teams without own players. Possible match between first and second teams discussed for season end. Meeting led by President Edwin E Pinson with several members present. adjourned at 7 50 after brief session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bath Y. M. C. A
Edwin E. Pinson
Clifton W. Tedford
Leon Buck
Norman Norton
Harold Carter
E. A. Jewett
John Chaney
Frank Harvie
Alfred Neal
William C. Perkins
Elbridge Wright
Y.M.C.A
Carrol A. Deering
Elmer Sidelinger
Erastus A. Jewett
William E. Palmer
Arthur F. Mayo
Irving Varney
Belle Welch
Herman W. Crocker
Take It or Leave It shines with Bath talent
Bath honors local makers of the two act musical comedy Take It or Leave It at Morse high school auditorium with Parke Grindel and D Joseph Doyle as writers and stars. Harold Humble and Janet Starr storylines weave through radio plotlines, supported by strong Bath cast and a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Morse High School
Parke Grindel
D. Joseph Doyle
Harold Herbert Humble
Dewey
Little Pineville
Ill
Tom Wilder
Wilder
Janet Starr
Humble
Richard Darling
Radio World
Janet
Mrs. Humble
George Field
Harold Humble
Lydia Baxter Smith
Maine
Atwater Kent
New York
Joseph Doyle
Edwin Tellig
Edward Jordan
Theodore Urbanowitz
Roland Fox
Leslie Larrabee
Jack Pry
Mary Kenney
George B. Wolstenholme
E. Rodney Delafiel
Marjorie Given
Patricia Delafiel
Howard Mayo
Harold Cutting
Frances Shaughnessy
James Temple
Betty Fuller
Katherine Dinsmore
Catherine Hooper
Isabelle Mackinnon
Miss Shaughnessy
Carol Stevens
Miss Dinsmore
Beth
Francis S. McPherson
Linwood Russell
Reginald Stacy
John Stacy
Ernest George
Woodbury Bailey
W. W. Travis
W. H. Perry, Jr
A. P. Madeira
Bowdoin College
John H. Grindell
Mill Pond Ice Co Opens on the Mill Pond
The Mill Pond Ice Co commenced operations Friday morning with 10 to 14 inch ice of good quality. Harvesting will employ over twenty workers, and up to 4,000 tons may be housed and stacked. The operation will take ten days to two weeks to reach full production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Pond Ice Co
Mill Pond
More One Act Plays At Morse High Friday
Four classes at Morse High School present a second set of one act plays Friday evening in the school auditorium starting at eight o clock. A small admission is charged. The program gives students a chance to gain audience experience as the class to advance to the State contest is chosen from the three sets, one already staged. Plays listed are Pa s New Housekeeper by the Seniors, Farewell Cruel World by the Juniors, The Weasel by the Sophomores, and Not Quite Such a Goose by the Freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Ning
Mary Lord
Catherine Conley
Marjorie Dearborn
Mary Conley
Societas Latinae Meets. Editors Elected in Mechanic Falls
The Societas Latinae met Thursday afternoon at club rooms in Mechanic Falls. Plans were discussed for publishing the Latin paper. Editorial staff elected: Editor in chief Hertha Ridley, assistant editors Rosalie Pike and Gladys Stackpole, business managers James Chase and James Johnson, exchange editor Rebecca Johnson, literary editor Frank Carter, sophomore reporter Philip Merrill, junior and senior reporter Iola Chase. Name change for the club paper approved, with name to be chosen by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societas” Latinae
Mechanic Falls
Hertha Ridley
Rosalie Pike
Gladys Stackpole
James Chase
James Johnson
Rebecca Johnson
Frank Carter
Philip Merrill
Iola Chase
Reduced Rail Rates for Farm and Home Week at Maine Univ
Maine Central and Bangor & Aroostook announce reduced fares for Farm and Home Week at the University of Maine March 27 to 30. Round trips priced at one and one half regular fares with a 25 cent minimum, valid to Orono or Bangor. Tickets on sale March 27 to 31, extending to attend the closing banquet March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Bangor & Aroostook
University of Maine
Maurice D. Jones
College of Agriculture
J. J. Doane
Portland
G. M. Houghton
Bangor
State of Maine
Princeton
Orono
Jones
Y M C A Allows Teachers to Gift Free Boy Membership
The Y M C A directors at their monthly meeting voted to let each supervising teacher offer a free Y M C A membership to a deserving boy who has never belonged. Monthly reports were read and accepted. Resolutions were adopted honoring benefactor Mrs. Galen C. Moses. Charities C. Low presided. attendees included Carroll Watson, William H. White, Frank B. Nichols, J. Edward Drake, Arthur I. Stuart, Charles C. Low, and William C. Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Galen C. Moses
C. Low
Carroll Watson
William H. White
Frank B. Nichols
J. Edward Drake
Arthur I. Stuart
Charles C. Low
William C. Perkins
Bath couple ascend Mount Washington in locomobiles
A Bath Maine pair led a Baxter Brothers party to Mount Washington using an 800 pound Stanley type locomobile, with a heavier 2200 pound mobile survey machine following. Gasoline ran out on the climb, but the ascent proved the toughest yet, aided by a stiff breeze and wet roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Washington
R. H. Baxter
Bath
Maine
Baxter
H. C. Baxter
Brunswick
Mr. Stanley
Crawford House
Messrs. Baxter
Baxter Brothers, Corn Packers
New England
Cressey and Warner Marriage Reported in City Clerk Office
Tuesday morning in the office of City Clerk John W. Gilmore the marriage of Walter G. Cressey and Mildred E. Warner was received. Cressey is a shoemaker, son of George F. and Minnie Cressey of 53 Shepard Street, and Mildred Warner is daughter of Daniel H. and Mary E. Waltz Warner of 221 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
Walter G. Cressey
Mildred E. Warner
Forest L
George F
Minnie C. Woodman Cressey
Shepard Street
Miss Warner
Daniel H
Mary E. Waltz Warner
Middle Street
Biddeford Seniors Plan In-City Class Photos
Seniors from Biddeford High and Thornton Academy are adopting the "Buy at Home" slogan. Instead of traveling outside the city for class photographs, both schools have arranged with a Biddeford studio to take the portraits this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford High
hThornton Academy
Biddeford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coomb
Bis
Becchbay Harbsy
Ira Abbott
Jeannettte Webster
Helen Moses
Evelyn Middleto N
Isabelle Gellant
Rita Henderson
Eva Henderson
Arlene Littlefield
Cora Max Pearson
Alice
Genevieve Mallett
Barbara Norton
Rita Cummings
Marjoris Quinn
Elizabeth Colby
Dorothy Parshiey
Mary Spinney
Vanona MacDonald
Mary Nickerson
Louise Briggs
Marvin R. Truss
Allan Spear
Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
Arthur Brown
Noel Coward
Design For Living
Orvis Bonney
Weston L. Bonney
East Brunswick
Brunswick Hospital
Bonney
Albion
Wiscasset
Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington
Orvis, Jr
Thomas Tarbex Bonney
Mr. Bonney
Arthur Sewall
Sagadahoc
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Sewall
Miriam W. Kimball
Anne Kimball
Roger D. Skillings
Legislative Committee
Robinson Verrill
Frederick W. Smith
Maine Christian Civic League
Verrill
W. S. Newell
Association Against Prohibition
Everett Green
Bowery Street
Henry Gediman
Merle Hamilton
Charles W. Thing
Ralph G. Stetson
William P. Hill
Harry Briggs
Charles Avery
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
South Orange, N. J
Rockland
Gibbons Coal Co
Port Richmond
Philadelphia
Seguin
Standard Oil Co
Fordham
Georges Bank
Iron Works
Atlantic & Pacific Fish Co
Boston College
Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Independent
Roy
Charles L. Burgess
Floral Street
Sunnyside Lodge
Campbell's Pond
Small
Dunton’s Corner
North
Bath Country Club
North Bath
Samoset Steamboat Co
Post Office Department
Washington
MacMahan
Five Islands
Norman 2Nd
Virginia
Edward P. Kendall
Bowdeinham
Frank S. Brockman
Richmond
Kennebec County
F. F. C. Little
Kendall
Brockman
Leonard & Mitchell
Seventh Day Advent Church
Warren E. Kershner
Bailey Evening School of Industry
Bangor and
Aroostook
Farmers
Board of Directors of Association
Cressey-Warner
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