Old Time Dances Cain Popularity in Recent Weeks
Detroit News reviews an experimental old fashioned dance at a Detroit hall drawn by five thousand revelers. Couples aged sixteen to sixty join the quadrille, rye waltz, polka and schottische as Ford executives observe. The floor crowds, police called, and future Tuesday nights promise similar events.
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Henry Ford
Detroit News
Detroit
Ford
Sheik
Ben Lovett
J. L. Wood
The
Arcadia
West Bath Grange Monday program includes party and readings
A West Bath grange meeting featured contests illustrated songs conundrums readings and discussions shaped as a Valentine party with sandwiches cake and toffee. A Washington's birthday program is planned for next Monday under Annie Peterson Annie Henderson and Harriet Bonney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Washington
Herbert White
Mary Boudreau
Philip Boudreau
Ralph Kenney
Fuller Brush& Co
Kennebec
Ella Higgins
Thomas Perkins
Bath
B. H. Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
Hyde Windlass Co
J. DB. Lemont
Lily Pond
Alonzo Fisher
John Wharff
Charles Traggett
Merrill Smith
Film Street Baptist Church
Smith Freeman
Brunswick
Ernest FE. Williams
Williams’ Lot
Winneganee Creek
Spinney’s Mills
Arrowome
Legion Boys Defeat Community Club in Interclub Match
A small Winnegance team rallied to host the Interclub league game at the American Legion Hall Tuesday. Illness and unemployment kept many away, but those who played earned three wins from four tables, a 75 percent night for the Legion boys while Winnegance claimed 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Gubhouse
Niiny
Grange
Legion Boys
Winnegance
Stummary
Legion Winnegance
Cribbage Perkins McCutcheon Coombs Morse
Legion
Winneganee
Walters Desmond Nelson
Webber
Widow Hathorne's Daughter Julia Feted in Woolwich Lincoln Birthday Party
A Woolwich gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Hathorne celebrated Julia Hathorne on Lincoln's Birthday with games music by Merle Jameson at the piano and a gift of a pocketbook and compact. Guests included extended family and friends from Bath and nearby towns. social visits, snowshoe excursion, and several arrivals and departures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Hathorne
Julia
Lincoln
Miss Mathorne
Merle Jameson
Miss Hathorne
Bath
Lewiston
Marion Skinner
Julia Hathorne
Sugadahoe Ferry
Nequasset
Lawrence Putnam
Fred Hathorne
Vinal Hunnewell
Putman Cottage
Lake Nequisset
Delian Card
Vernon Ayer
Montsweag Farm
Viola Treble
Bowdoinhaz
Artell Hayward
Chester Dana
Chicago
Annie Orr
Thomas Jong
Otis Oliver
Waldoboro
F. Wy. Carton
Dora Beals
George Hathorne
Moses Kennerson
John Sheldon
Eugenie Bartlett
Brunswick
Henry
J. Gould Thailey
Alton Strout
Frederick Gilmore
Lad
Ym.cg
Leroy Daimeson
Jolly Evening Party by Genesta Circle
The Genesta sewing circle held its monthly supper at Masente temple on Tuesday with many plates. Olive Corliss led the supper and a large committee organized an entertaining program featuring a quartet, readings, spelling match, a dance, card tables, and a final waltz.
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Genesta Sewing Circle
Masente Temple
Olive Corliss
Annie Coa
Susanna Congdon
Ruby Curtis
Ada Deering
Annie Deering
Lucy Edney
Mel. Dida
Sarah Shaw
Elizabeth Jen
Alice Shackford
Mabel Merrill
Carre Thomspson
Luther S. Whipson
Lloyd Gs. Daley
Mother Machree
Elizabeth Deering
Carroll A. Deering
Benjamin Savage
Bailes
Mele Dunham
Addler
Mrs. Savage
Annual Social at Central Church Draws Large Attendance
Central church held its annual reception and social in the parish house with an evening program of music, readings, and Scotch songs. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake, then danced in the main hall as committees oversaw reception refreshments and entertainment.
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Central Church
Picardy
Parks
Appleton
Hill
Shaw
Rose Marie
Ethel Parks
A. Campbell
Aalee
Mr. Wood
Goss
Young
Jack Coss
Jack Burgon
David J. Wilson
Owen J. Ledyard
W. W. Robinson
C. A. Peaslee
Parker N. Moulton
Willian
RK. Kimball
C. A
George W Fullerton Dies at Wiscasset
George W Fullerton an aged Woolwich native and longtime Wiscasset resident died of heart disease. The death was initially misreported by neighbors. funeral services were held at his home with Rev. Trenry W Webb from Wiscasset officiating. Burial took place in Wiscasset at Sprins.
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George W. Fullerton
Wiscasset
Ox Horn Corner
Fullerton
Woelwich
Tle
Woolwich Grange
von Manas Fel
SS. O
Trenry W. Webb
Sprins
Two Fine Talks Before PTA
The article covers a PTA meeting where Miss Forbist discusses nurse training, duties, and career paths at Bath hospital. It outlines three years of study including obstetrics and operating room training, uniform rules, and salary prospects from 74 to 100 dollars monthly.
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Bath
AO Hospital
Furbish
Biard City
Sle Aiso
Wathals
Athearmment
Associ
Mabel Awerltesecher
Anusie
Quay
Income Tax Returns Assistance at Feb Center Hall
A public notice announces tax return help sessions led by an officer from the Wisconsin post office and New Castle National Bank. The events are scheduled for February 2 and 28 at Center Hall in Boophbay Tarber to assist residents with preparing income tax forms.
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Peter
Dacternal
Newcaste National Bank
Boophbay
San
Service Officer Report Highlights Legion Efforts
Roscoe E. Perkins, service officer for Roland W. Smith Post, American Legion, summarizes activities since January 1920. He lists compensation cases filed, pending matters, veterans’ benefits, hospitalizations, and out of town trips to Portland and Boston for the bureau. He thanks the Red Cross and local citizens, notes costs borne by dues, and urges member feedback plus social events and a twilight tea program.
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Roland HH. Suasith
American Legion
Roscoe E. Perkins
Roland VW. Smith
Snider
Phis
Durta
U.S. Veterans Bureau
PEG
Sringes Vics
State of Maine
United States
American Redo Cross
Dees Athe
Red Cross
Legion
Gul Lundy
Bath
Portland
Boston
Veterans Bureaus
Service Aim
Test of the Legion
American Red Cross
Jath
Universalist Union to Entertain Sunday
The Young People’s Christian Union of the Universalist church held a Sunday night meeting to plan entertainment for Brunswick. Marces Scudder presided as state president. Irene Howe Bernice Gilley and George Dow named to arrange the event with 5 30 serving of sandwiches cake and coffee.
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Young People’s Christian Union of the Universalist Church
Phin
Brurunswick
Marces Scudder
Irene Howe
Bernice Gilley
George Dow
Mothers of the Union
Gardiner G Deering Towed For Repairs After Storm
The schooner Gardiner G Deering owned by Boston Shipbrokerage Co bound from Bath to Norfolk Va for coal repairs after storm damage. Sighted two miles off Boston lightship she was towed by pilot boat to Finns Ledge and then to President Roads before entering the upper harbor for work. Previously laid up in Bath and purchased by new owners.
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Sheri
Gardiner G. Deering
Boston Shipbrokerage Co
Bath
Norfolk
Boston Bay
Boston
Finns Ledge
President Roads
Gardiner G. Deering Co
Blaze Destroys Small Home Behind Royal Pool Room
Box 45 called the fire department Friday at 11 15 to fight a blaze in a single story dwelling occupied by Melvin Ning behind the Royal pool room on Water street. The flames spread to a nearby story and a half building storing valuables. firefighters soon subdued the fire using water from a pony. The blaze started from a very hot stove that ignited the wall.
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Melvin Ning
Royal Pool Room
Water Street
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Thomas Verkins
Fred W. Larrabee
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C. F. Harrington
North Street
Charles White
FE. W. Haggett
E. C. Donnell
Edward Thompson
Fred S. Brown
Baxter’s
Maine
H. C. Baxter & Bro
Brunswick, Maine
Woolwich
Genesta Circle
Traria
Church
P.T.A
Noxwar Mephiss Co
Norway
Abe
Ad Crates
Chevrolet
Prices f.C.b. Flint, Michigan
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Cyrus Longley
Roland Tibbetts
Pauline MacDonald
Dorothy Thompson
Beatrice Reed
George Wilson Scudder
Universalist Union
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