West Bath Grange hears lively program on cold night
Despite chill, a large West Bath Grange crowd enjoyed a moonlit sleigh ride to the hall and a lecture night. Mrs. Florence Irish organized the program with Mrs. Fred Carey performing a solo and Mr. Carey reading, followed by remarks and a dance planned for Washington's Birthday observance.
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West Bath Grange Hall
Florence Irish
Fred Carey
Carey
Washington
Doris Puller
Havel
Blover
Reding
Willie Tait
Bola
Fulton Visitors From New Bedford Visit South Street
Mr and Mrs Robert W Fulton from New Bedford are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Fulton on South street and Mr and Mrs Leland R Mitchell on Middle street. They plan to return Friday. Mr Fulton is assistant manager of a Woolworth store in New Tedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Fulton
New Bedford
Daniel Fulton
South Street
Leland R. Mitchell
Middle Street
Mr. Fulton
New Tedford
Ancient Pathfinder for Travelers in 1854
Gardiner resident John H. Wight owns the Pathfinder a monthly old railroad guide from October detailing schedules across lines west to Waterville and Augusta. It notes wooden boat and stage links to Bangor Del fast and Farmington with fares and travel times reflecting mid 19th century routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wight
Gardiner
Pathfinder
Tsed
Worthland & Kenenbee
Augusta
Waterville
Bangor
Delfast
China
Farmington
Winthrop
Skowhegan
Porthand
Portland
Avenstia
Wight
Showlegan
Ealleh van Ath
Siowtego
Genero
Darth
Ford
Boston
Cetel
Tivrries Beecher Steuwets
Phillise
Saepsen
Breton
Local churches boost Y fund with surprise donation
The First Church of Christ, Scientist. Beacon Street Church. and First Baptist contributed to the local Y fund this winter. The article notes the gifts support YMCA operations and urges more men’s groups to follow the example to sustain youth programs.
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Tinery 2
YMLCL
Auiv
Beacon Street
Church of Christ
Scientist
Church of Christ, Scientist
King Boris Engineers Freight Train Escape
A Bulgarian rumor claims King Boris of Bulgaria and his brother Cyr dt posed as engine driver and stoker to move a freight train carrying timber and bricks to Philippopolis. Reportedly the brothers rode the loco while idle due to snow delays and brought the train to its destination without incident.
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Boris
Bulgaria
Perdinand
Baris
Philippopolis
Seti
King Reris
Cyr Dt
Iing
Div
Sotla
Virvna
German Shipping Rise Steady in Reaching Former Fleet Size
Germanys mercantile fleet nears its prewar standing as German operators expand sea routes via the Suez Canal. Statistics show the German flag first appeared on the Suez route Oct 28, 1920 after eighty six months of suspension, with tonnage figures rising through 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Germany
Mee
Scientists find six thousand new insect species yearly
The Biddeford Journal notes scientists classify about six thousand new insect species each year while Maine farmers wonder why the number found locally remains small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Biddeford
Major Henry Owen Jr Attends Officers School in Portland
Major Henry W. Owen Jr. spent the weekend in Portland attending a school for officers of the 40th Coast Artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Portland
40Th Coast Artillery
Morse High Honor Roll Shows Long Senior List
Morse High School announces the six weeks honor roll with a lengthy senior roster. Names include Barbara Austin Rodney Bailey Thelma Barbour Lydia Baxter Isabelle Berry Druscilla Bornheimer David Brown Isie Crocker Gwynne Dresser Faye Davis George Davis Wilhemina Gackenbach Dessie Galvin Louise McPhee Carrie Shaw Janette Smith Leslie White Cecille Veilleu and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Austin
Rodney Bailey
Thelma Barbour
Lydia Baxter
Isabelle Berry
Druscilla Bornheimer
David Brown
Isie Crocker
Gwynne Dresser
Faye Davis
George Davis
Wilhemina Gackenbach
Dessie Galvin
Louise McPhee
Carrie Shaw
Janette Smith
Leslie White
Cecille Veilleu
Hmmna Ayer
Frederick J. Boudresn
Marion Brookings
Velma Cornish
Joseph Doyle
James Erskine
Ruth Field
Grace Henderson
Catherine Jeonard
Tillian Lee
Arabelle Lord
Rose Lindenburg
Bertha McCullough
Jiffie Mitchell
Bien Newell
Arthur Orr
Evelyn Rowe
Delmar Trott
Kenneth Sheldon
Byron Spinney
Paul Thompson
Mary Sylvester
Blair Wilson
Jack Dougherty
Juniors Highest and Honors List Recites Local Students
A long list of juniors earning Highest Honors and Honors is printed with many names including Mary Appleton Dorothy Appleton Mary Badelie Thelen Brown Elisabeth Coombs Mary Curran Evelyn Davis Dorothy Donnell Doris McKay Ephraim Pooler Edwin Spaulding Chace Spaulding Katherine Trott Dinah Trott Ruth Anderson Rosina Bates Lonalair Dorothy Breton Elsie Carter Parrest Carlton Mary Conley Charles Cummings Janette Currier Alexander Donaldson George Dow Sadie Dowling Philip Fisher Trudson Fowles Ruth Fowles Christine Prye Mary Gotth Green Lillian Tail Helen Halbertrude Tarrington Pleteher Harferd Helen Harvey Eleanor Hathorn Gilbert Hathorn Velma Trister Louise Holbrook Dorothy Triggard Beatrice Jenking Florentine Knowlton Gladys Kouelon Olin Larrabee Dudley Leavitt Christine TlLockery Mary TLerd Luella MarcDonald Dua McDougal Dua Me Dougal Evelyn McTunis Stephen MMe Phee Ruth Merry Gertrude Milliken Irene Miller Garace Moody Doris Morse Hyela Moses Altine Munsey Louise Oliver June Parks Estelle Reed Wil fred Liew Novella Shepherd Elizabeth Wright Elizabeth Trott Rose Wein-Dlatt Margaret Williams George Wotton Droris Poyich Ruth Meister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Appleton
Dorothy Appleton
Mary Badelie
Thelen Brown
Eligabeth Coombs
Mary Curran
Evelyn Davis
Dorothy Donnell
Doris McKay
Ephraim Pooler
Edwin Spaulding
Chace Spaulding
Katherine Trott
Dinah Trott
Ruth Anderson
Rosina Bates
Lonalair
Dorothy Breton
Elsie Carter
Parrest Carlton
Mary Conley
Charles Cummings
Janette Currier
Alexander Donaldson
George Dow
Sadie Dowling
Philip Fisher
Highest Honors and Honors listed for 20 students
A list of students receiving Highest Honors Ruth Bryant Ade laide Campbell Helen Furber Katherine Galvin Trelen Trayes Mary MacDonald Gladys Mitchell Helen Rogers Marion Skinner Louise Stewart Thelma Thorn ton Elsie Trott Alice Whalen and Honors Eleanor Blake Donald Brewer Evelyn Burgess Virginia Clark Trene Coombs Gladys Comeau Beatrice Duprey Trazel Footer Marion Fuller Edward Gediman Doris Genthner Beatrice Goddard Katherine Golder Priscil In Hodge Alta Tropkins Lucy Jewett Karl Kennerson Katherine Lennox Shirley Mank Gertrude Maxwell Madeline Moore David Mullen Louise Munsey Mary O'Donnell Mary Paine Ray Rice Cecila Richards Susie Robbins Eliza beth Robbins Mimnery Rogers Shirley Shepherd Doris Soule Thelma Staples Richard Stinson Maurice Warner Elea nor Webster Mabel Whitten Wendell Williams Sidney Cullen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bryant
Adelaide Campbell
Helen Furber
Katherine Galvin
Trelen Trayes
Mary MacDonald
Gladys Mitchell
Helen Rogers
Marion Skinner
Louise Stewart
Thelma Thornton
Elsie Trott
Alice Whalen
Eleanor Blake
Donald Brewer
Evelyn Burgess
Virginia Clark
Trene Coombs
Gladys Comeau
Beatrice Duprey
Trazel Footer
Marion Fuller
Edward Gediman
Doris Genthner
Beatrice Goddard
Katherine Golder
Priscil- In Hodge
Alta
Highest Honors List Names From Local School Ceremony
The article lists students receiving highest honors including Eleanor Ansert Walter Anliker Marion Black Minnie Brown Doris Campbell Lillian Cutler Marjory Dearborn Earl Decker Ellen Dollo Helen Decker Philip Evans Ed win Fuller Bessie Greenblatt Katherine O Donnell Clarabell Quick Elizabeth Rolfe Cecile Rowland Lawrence Specht Adna Place Honors taiilian Acherson Glenace Blair Madeline Coombs Dennis Bou dreau Francis Bruce Edna Burns Delia Cloutier Jessie Colby Helen Curtis Mia Davis Annie Deojay Louise Du prey Clayton Portier Arthur Tait Thel at Deering Josephine Timblen John Hart Pauline Todgkins Irene Trowe Kethel Trase John Leonard Tsabelle Lewis Osie Lord Evelyn Lord Sylvia Laneh Helen McBurnie Louise Mitchell Walter Norton Carl Oliver Tsabell Pais ley Evelyn Petlock Mildred Preble Archie Seekins Muriel Spinney Katherine Thompson Millard Trott Theodore Weil Telly Elsie Wakefield Thazel Wakefield Stanley Wallace Mildred Webber Hdna Wright Harry McDonald William Tow ers Nina Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ansert
Walter Anliker
Marion Black
Minnie Brown
Doris Campbell
Lillian Cutler
Marjory Dearborn
Earl Decker
Ellen Dollo
Helen Decker
Philip Evans
Edwin Fuller
Bessie Greenblatt
Katherine O' Donnell
Clarabell Quick
Elizabeth Rolfe
Cecile Rowland
Lawrence Specht
Adna Place
Taiilian Acherson
Glenace Blair
Madeline Coombs
Dennis Boudreau
Francis Bruce
Edna Burns
Delia Cloutier
Archie Seekins
Muriel Spinney
Katherine Thompson
Millard Trott
Theodore Weil- Telly
Elsie Wakefield
Thazel Wakefield
Stanley Wallace
Mildred Webber
Hdna Wright
Harry McDonald
William Towers
Nina Wallace
School policy sparks debate over girls' hair cutting rights
Superintendent Webber defends allowing girls at the institution to cut their own hair while noting recent incidents of self styling during visits. Police Commissioner Willittin J. Sullivan’s term ends and he is nominated again by Republicans of Biddeford in a slate including Clayton E L Clough for the board of education and Joseph Lamontagne Jr for the police board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goris
Suate
Phatlowell Iy
Webber Alresnds Gaianmy
Webber
Herone
Willittin J. Sullivan
Aronndh
Biddeford
William PL Woodrow
Ccaucus
Clayton EL Clough
Board of Education
Joseph Lamontagne, Jr
Board of Police
Henry Ford to Build Boston Auto Plant on Fifty Acres
A definite assurance has Henry Ford planning to acquire fifty acres in Boston for an automobile assembling plant. He will spend millions for construction and equipment to establish the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Boston
Mrs Worrey Hosts Bible Class Valentine Tea
Mrs Herbert Worrey entertained her Sunday school girls at the First Baptist vestry Thursday afternoon from four to six with a Valentine tea. Seventeen girls attended, sharing sandwiches cookies cocoa and a cupid salad arrangement. Mrs Worrey and Mrs Trish provided the spread. gifts included a box of chocolates and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Worrey
First Baptist Vestry
Isabel Burns
Marguerite McMinch
Lillian Merry
Lillian Cutler
Christine Triggins
Mary Watson
Eleanor Pye
Woman's Literary Union to Meet Wednesday
Mrs Abbie Nunn Phlert of Boston a friend of Mars Gledhill will be soloist Miss Alice Benedict Goodrich of Augusta a young composer will perform Military Marvel Wing of Marreles and Maine song with words by Lester Haut Lits hoping for state song status Mrs Clifton Grey wife of Bates College president will be only member to respond group readings by Mrs Pred BE Pomeroy Auburn Trio to play luncheon 179 expected Maine as theme
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Abbie Nunn Phlert
Boston
Mars. Gledhill
Alice Benedict Goodrich
Augusta
Sousa
Marreles
Maine
Lester MM. Haut
Ltis
Clifton DD. Grey
Pres. Gray
Bates College
Pred BE. Pomeroy
Auburn
Government licenses for potato warehouses hearing held
A January hearing at Presque Isle opened a series on licensing potato warehouses under the United States Warehouse Act. Growers dealers shippers and Cooperative Potato Growers' Exchange officials attended. about ten percent of Aroostook County's crop was represented. The session was led by TL 8S. Yohe and DPaul McWillisons of the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presque Isle
Department of Agriculture
United States Warehouse Act
Cooperative Potato Growers’ Exchange
Aroostook County
TL 8S
Yohe
Sixty Couples Enjoy Dance for Y Benefit
Nearly 60 couples attended a benefit dance at the Y M C A gymnasium on Friday night praised as one of the season’s prettiest parties. Active music was praised. intermission served ice, cakes, cookies, and valentines decorations. The same committee that ran Red Cross dances organized this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saemas
Red Cross
Moose Lodge entertains State Supervisor Willey at Bath
One Thursday evening the Bath lodge Loyal Order of Moose entertained State Supervisor Walter T L Willey of Gardines. Supper was served at seven and Willey addressed the body in an instructive manner. He referred to the Moose Heart Home and thechildren's home of the order. The lodge expects a big addition of new members starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Walter TL Willey
Gardines
Willey
Mooseheart
Colonial Club to Hear A J Ol Cummings Speaker
A J Ol Cummings, Maine State Chamber of Commerce manager, will address the Colonial club Tuesday evening after the annual officer elections. He plans to outline chamber policy and present several French dialect readings, a engagement arranged by Pred B Tecling.
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A.J OL. CU. Cummings
Maine State Climber of Commerce
Colonial Club
Myvedith
Mrr. Chommings
Rotary Club
St Chamber of Commerce
Mro Cummings
Tle
Pred B. Tecling
Sunlight Cure Trial Boosts Tuberculous Boys in Open Air
London County Council last summer ran an open air school experiment with thirty five boys wearing little clothing to tan in the sun. After weeks of treatment the boys looked more alert energetic and happier according to official observers. The report notes improved vitality and mood among participants. Gilmore City Clerk prepares for municipal election materials ballots and equipment. Ward constables deliver bags to wardens and return gear after polls close. Board of Registration held public sessions Wednesday.
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London County Council
Esc
Gilmore
Legion notes show widespread activity among posts
American Legion posts across the nation push centralization of work for Marion Indiana home duties, fund burial plots in Galveston, and seek street honors in Biloxi. St. Petersburg hosts vaudeville veteran Will Cressy, Chicago candidates face non political questions on Americanism, and Mayor McFee of Peabody urges toll tax to fund a Legion home.
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Legion
Marion
Ind
American Legion
Department of Indiana
St. Petersburg
Fla
Amercan Legion
Will Cressy
A. EF. F
France
Sheridan Post
American Legion of
Chicago
Post
Mary
Grover F. Sexton
William DD. McFee
Phaverhill
Mass
Death of Marion resident Frank M. Patten
Frank M. Patten of Marion Massachusetts died at his home on Vitcher Street Friday February 1 after two years of poor health burial in Evergreen Cemetery Rev L D Somers led funeral services at his home a large friend gathering and many flowers survived by wife Mary two daughters Mrs Willis Webber and Mrs Donald W Nicholson three sons Francis H Alexander and Alger and a sister Mrs Alice Simmons plus six grandchildren Patten was born in Bath Maine 62 years ago and was a longtime plumber and town official associated with the water system and Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges.
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Marion
Mass
Frank M. Patten
Vitcher Street
Mr. Patten
Bath
Commission of Public Works
Pythagorean Lodge
Alcyone
O. E. Marion
Shawmut Lodge of Odd Fellows
Toston
Sippican
Red Men
New Bedford
Patten
Widow of Bath machinist dies after operation pneumonia
Mrs. Augustus Black widow of James Black and former Bath Iron Works machinist died Thursday at City Hospital from pneumonia after surgery. Born in Danville she grew up in Auburn and lived in Bath with her husband. Survived by daughter Mrs. Alice Putnam of Washington DC, two grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two sisters and several others.
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Augustus Black
James Black
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
City Hospital
Black
Danville
Leonard
Betty Rounds
Auburn
Bath
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Alice Putnam
Washington, DC. C
Charles Moulton
Belgrade
Frank Wilson
Mix
B.C
Funeral of Mrs Sewall in Washington Street Home
The funeral for Mrs Samuel S Sewall of Wis took place Monday at 10 50 am at her sister Miss Kmimai Troughtons home on Washington Street. Rev David L Wilson of Central Congregational Church conducted services. Interment followed at Oak Grove. attendees included out of town guests from Boston Wortland Montclair and Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Sewall Wis
Kmimai Troughton
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Oak Grove
Stuart W. Webb
Boston
Joseph
Noyes
Wortland
John Bradlee
Montclair
N. J
Charles Morse
Alice Shaw
Brookline
Mass
Hyde Camp Celebrates Lincoln and Washington Birthdays
Hyde Camp in S. of Vi held birthday celebrations with a Lincoln and Washington theme. Rev. David I. Wilson and Rev. RE Lewis Wall delivered patriotic addresses, remarks were made by Post Commander John Shaw, and singing by Mrs. B A Garcelon and Mrs. Martha Wilson accompanied the event. Washington pie was the featured dessert with sandwiches and coffee served.
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Lincoln
Washington
Hyde Camp
S. of
David I. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
RE. Lewis Wall
Beacon Street Church
John Shaw
B.A. Garcelon
Martha Wilson
Bishop Brewster Visits Grace Church for Visitation
Rt. Rev. Benjamin Brewster bishop of Maine made a neuual visitation to Grace Church on Sunday. He conducted Holy Eucharist preached and confirmed a class. He was entertained at the rectory and at the home of Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Brewster
Maine
Grace Church
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Early Exploration Along Maine Coast Highlighted in Talk
Frederic W. Baker spoke to Grace church Men's Club on Oak Street about early Maine exploration from Weymouth's 1602 voyage to Norse voyages, Cabot expeditions, and Popham colony. He described interactions with Indians, shipbuilding at the Kennebec, and coastal sites like Blast Head and Cox Head, with charts and government diagrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic W. Baker
Grace Church
Oak Street
Kennebec
Mr. Baker
Weymouth
Monhegan Island
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Ile
England
Sir George Popham
Popham
Ife
Virginia
Maine
Cabots
Laborador
Old World
New World
Walter Riecigh
Prominent Summer Visitor At Pemaquid Harbor
Gen J J Carty vice president of Bell system and longtime Bath summer resident at Pemaquid Harbor is noted in this item. The piece also mentions Mrs Oswald York known as Annie Russell and her Florida lease near St Petersburg along with renovations to her Maine coast summer home overlooking St Johns Bay between Christmas Cove and Pemaquid Harbor.
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Chicago
Gen. J. J. Carty
Miami
Fla
Catalina Islands
Pacific
Hawaii
Canada
Gen. Carty
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bath
Pemaquid Harbor
Bowdoin College
Pemaquid
Oswald York
Annie Russel
Pasadena
Florida
St. Petersburg
Miss Russel
Maine
St. John's Bay
Christmas Cove
Bath businessman sheds seven pounds in southern chill
Harry B. Sawyer, a Bath businessman renowned for his size, traveled from Maine to Florida to escape winter. The cold South supposedly caused him to lose seven pounds of flesh, attributed humorously to shivering.
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Harry B. Sawyer
Bath
Florida
Maine
Mr. Sawyer
South
Cotton output and finance tied to world balance
Farmers project a crop near ten million bales of cotton this year and an opinion argues that U S control of raw cotton could sustain high prices and support international credit. Metropolitan Life builds Brooklyn apartments costing seven million dollars with five room units at 45 dollars monthly and other segments yielding about 150 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Brooklyn
N.Y
Prize winners at Red Men's whist party Monday night
At the Red Men's whist party held Monday night the winners were George Reed first, George Cottith second, and Ma Lyons third with prizes noted as Vesta and Chases.
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George Reed
George Cottith
Vesta—Chases
Ma Lyons
Remembering Bath's Old Park and Distant Vistas
A nostalgic tour recalls Bath with details of early businesses and residents along Broad and Arch streets. The piece notes George Moulton's ship repair yard, I. H. Randall's grain trade, Torrey brass foundry, and Hartleb Chestra's sash and door works. It describes the old park scene, a former two story corner building, missing stairs, a grassy common, and the transformation led by Charles Clarke and others.
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James Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
George Moulton
Washburn
Maine Central Railroad
I. H. Randall
Trott's
Broad
Arch
G. I. Mitchell
Broad Street
Charles Monroe
Arch Street
Bill
Scotty Frye
Torrey Brass Foundry
Ingalls
Water District
Commercial
Lombard Street
Hartleb & Chestra
Commerce
Commercial Street
Mark Sewall
Washington and
Linden Streets
Front Street
Watson Frye
Leonard's Drug Store
Clarence Johnson
BK. A. Hodgkin
High Street
John J. Desmond
Charles J. Clarke
John Ramsay
Ruth Fox
Charlie Cahill
Severe snowbound road hinders Bath to Brunswick travelers
Sunday evening two Bath cars bound for Brunswick found the Hanvs hill area nearly impassable due to heavy drifting between Re and Cook's Corner. Valtiere led a party to the evening train and back, leaving at seven and returning ten, evidencing the poor road conditions.
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Here
Brunswick
Hanvs Hill
Cook’s Corner
Valtiere
Madvi Gras Ball at Armory With Noted Dancers
March 4 marks the Madvi Gras ball at the Armory featuring Rutherford White leading a six piece orchestra. Charlotte Cahill Rauser and Ralph Small perform a sensational waltz by H P T Stevens, with Charlotte and her Sunshine Girls premiering new song hits and gowns. La Belle Marie dances a number titled A French Doll. Each act on the bill is unique to this occasion and will not be repeated.
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The
Armory
Rutherford White
Charlotte Cahill Rauser
Ralph Small
H.pt. Stevens
Bath
Charlotte
Sunshine Girls
Bath residents to attend Il Trovatore in Portland
Bath people plan to attend performances by the San Carlo Grand Opera Co in Portland during the last three days of the week. A special round trip rate has been arranged by the Maine Central railroad. The Saturday night show is Il Trovatore, featured as part of the Musia Festival next Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
San Carlo Grand Opera Co
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
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Irstie
Carey Sens
Leland Ames
At Dasnem
W. Thiggett
Stackpole
Charles Foremont
JM. Tlenmont
Parent
Lowell School
Freddy Larrabee
Po. Whitt
Unto Street
Grange
Thelia Staples
Er. W. Haggett
Walter Marea
Winneganes
Mar
Mars
Deement
Fred W. Larrabee
Boc. Murphy
Wester Avenue
Joseph Pooter
Joeseph W. Larriher
Bred Brown
Birch Pool
Preaster
Larrabee
May
Lincoln Willists
Poster's Point
Iyster
Gwendolyn McLelin
Soames Puller
Pullers
Nortem
Wheels
Dannie Clark
Chirenee Gerrish
Martha Sanford
Pleasaant Street
Mas
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Gerrish
Pred White
Rennebunk
Willian A. Brown
E.R. Brown
Dora Austin
Austin
Olive BE. Jones
George Jones
Turner
Jeonard W. Bonney
Edwin Bonney
Roderick J. Mooney
Bonney
Mr. Bonney
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Buckfield
Lynn
Ocean
Morse High Honor Roll
Morse High School
Dad Brown
Norway
Mrs. Worrey
Woman’s Literary Union
Moose Lodge
Board of Registration
American Legion Post
Galveston
Texas
Post Treasury
Charles Bandry Post
Biloxi
Miss
Ecitv. Council
Mrs
Augusta Black
Hyde
Brewster
Frederick W. Baker
Grace Church Men’s Club
Seth
Sawtelle
Calif
Atwood
Es Medicine Coo
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