Horses Rescued After Ice Break in Winnegance Creek
A pair of horses broke through ice while pulling a wood load in Winnegance creek Friday afternoon. Edgar Oliver, Edgar Williams, William Oliver, Chesley Hutchins and Charles Bliss helped pull the animals free after about 15 minutes. The horses were trotted for 30 minutes to restore circulation and reportedly suffered no ill effects. The article also notes local residents visiting, illnesses, and social events in the Winnegance area, including gatherings at the Pennell home and various hometown notices.
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Winnegance Creek
Sabine District
Edgar Oliver
Edgar Williams
William Oliver
Chesley Hutchins
Charles Bliss
Fred I. Parks
Lincoln
Massachusetts
Winneganee
Cornish
Capt
Charles Perkins
Nova Scotia
Loring Small
Chelsea
Mass
Charles T. Small
William Cromwell
Con Arthur
Bowdoinham
Winfield Groves
Fred Dwyer
Bath
Rose Wiggins
Masachusetts
Seymour Blayden
Frank Purington
Hettie Morse
Standard Cloak Store
John M. Schofield
Tyleston C. Oliver
Bu Ilness
Eugene Morey
Carpenter
Kelley, Spear Yard
Ladies Aid
Alfred Oliver
Eugene Spinney
Esmerald Marr
Robert Manson
Roberta
Boston
Mr. Manson
Carl Rowe
Stanley Rowe
W. A. Perry
Auburn
Edward Blaisdell
Harry Blaisdell
New York
Thomas L. Perry
Gladys McGillicuddy
Olney. Perry
Walter Morse
Harry Knight
City Hospital
Franklin Morse
Hattie Morse
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
Gus Small
George Dennison
Madelyn
Freeport
Knight
Eugene Knight
Edith Bolton
Portland
Washington
Omar Perry
Rebecca Lee
Miss Cummings
Warren
Hayden Conint
Gilbert, Atwood
Ilona Atwood
Brunswick
Funeral of Mrs. Druscilla J Thorn ton
The funeral for Mrs. Druscilla J Thorn ton wife of Willard H Thornton was held yesterday at three at 176 Washington street Rev Elwyn O Taylor of Corliss Street Church officiating The body will be sent to Bangor on the first train Thursday morning with a service in Mt Hope cemetery chapel
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Thornton
Druscilla J. Thornton
Willard H. Thornton
Washington Street
Elwyn
Taylor
Corliss
Bangor
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Inter-class track meet entries listed for Morse school
Morse boys list entries by class for an inter class track meet at the Y gym Friday night for the alumni cup and medals. Seniors to freshmen show wide representation across sprints runs walks relays jumps and throws with more entries expected as week advances.
Fine Silver Cup Goes To Winners Of Morse Meet
The Morse High inter class meet at the YMCA Friday night will award a silver engraved cup donated by alumni. Allan Spear organized alumni contributions leading to the prize. A embossed medal will also go to the boy scoring the most points.
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Morse High
Allan Spear
Bey
Collie Pup Returned To Resume Journey
A stray eight month old collie pup sent from Lisbon to Newcastle by the Maine Central Railroad jumped from a baggage car at Bath station Thursday and wandered until Sunday when Miss Liarries Pratt of 60 Chestnut Street found and fed him. The dog followed her into the house and was later returned to its owner with Maine Central officials notified.
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Lisbon
Newcastle
Maine Central Railroad
Bath
Liarries Pratt
Chestnut Street
Maine Central
Miss Pratt
Dinner Party Held in Bath Girl's Honor
United States Senator James J. Phelan hosted a Saturday dinner at his Washington home in honor of Bath girl Mrs. Kailulani Williams wife of John Winslow Williams of Baltimore and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Sewall of this city Miss Camilla Sewall attended along with Lowell and Arthur Sewall. Miss Sewall recently returned from New Orleans where she enjoyed Mardi Gras. Mrs. Sewall and Miss Sewall have taken an apartment at the Shoreham. Mr. Sewall and his son Arthur left New York today for a three weeks cruise through the West Indies.
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Bath
United States
James J. Phelan
California
Zein KR. Street
Washington
Kailulani Williams
John Winslow Williams
Baltimore
Harold M. Sewall
Sewall
Camilla Sewall
Lowell
Arthur Sewall
New Orleans
Shoreham
Mr. Sewall
Arthur
New York
West Indies
Kamber a Hustler in Maine Business Roots
Louis N. Kamber of New York visits Portland for the 19th birthday of the American Clothing Co. He recalls vowing two business rules to himself and has since built a successful career through value and heavy advertising. Also noted are George B. Moody’s move to Rathe and the return of Mr. and Mrs. Owen S. Armstrong from Walpole to 1800 Washington Street after visiting Mrs. Armstrong's parents.
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Louis N. Kamber
New York
Portland
American Clothing Co
Bath
Maine
Jamere Story
Kamber
Boston
Atc
Ramber
Owen S. Armstrong
Washington Street
Ice Rescue of Two Horses by West Bath Passengers
Two horses named Chab and Dan, valued at over $1,600, fell through ice on Lemont’s Creek near West Bath while being moved to Morse mill. A dozen passengers on an A. E. C. KK. Ry. electric car, led by conductor Russell Cross and motorman G. Herbert Prebl, helped pull them to safety after ropes were looped around their necks. The animals were warmed with blankets and given hot mash at the farm stable. The car waited about eight minutes, then resumed service to Lewiston after the rescue, while residents offered thanks to the rescuers and crew.
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Lemont’s Creek
Dlind — Crossing
A. Ec KK. Ry
Russell Cross
G. Herbert Prebl
Bath
Chab
Dan
The
Highland Parm
Sanford’s Crossing
West Bath
J. Mo
4. B. Lelent Sre
Morse
Diamond Spring Fee House
J.B. Lemont
O T. Lemont
Merv Bicilietet
Cleetric Eny
Ble
Creek
Lewiston
Aview Bates
Benchmont
Mauss
Yaresing
Mro A
Charles Bates
Edith Clough
Gorham Nor- Wal Ochoel
John Clough
Martha Wing
Perkins
Fred Hill
Washington
Williams Cottage
Th Stackpole
Carolyn
Augusta
Drewellyn Rogers
Wesley Church
Mars
Horatio Dien
J. M. Leavont
Harry Ko Peterson
Stanley
Mill Pond
Witthe
Herbert White
Charles Herbert White
Joseph Lardhbee
Fred Brown
Alexander Skillig
Portland
Knights of Cpythias
Aoan
Knights of the Golden Bargle
Louis
Evelyn
William Wright
Stephen Wright
Tle
Jane Johson
George Washipeten
and Mies
Bala Barter
Pharold
Clarence
Tuey Gervish
Charles Cummings
Clyde Nash
Martha Ning
John Cloweh
Leona Toyt
Charles
Philip Stackpole
Marguerite
Wenldall Williams
Rayvinond Worcester
Eva
Rena Clough
Loring
Edwin
Cini
Wineeganee
Leon
Charlie Phites
Alice Bates
Teona Troxst
Hiehach Verrilo
North Livermore
Mas
Pla Liye
Reka Me Tetr
Mo Wook
Witte
Bedford Street
Pati
Snd
Ha Street
Crdys Rennes
Hillowell Rogers
Harold Uaggett
Yggia
Mary Philpot
John Lariabes
Evelyn Wright
Nazarene
Trath Sundiy
Alis- Lid Brewer
Thas
Margaret Oates
Samuel Pates
Lowell School
George Washington
QRONO Plans Farmers Week at College of Agriculture
A dense outline of Partners Week at the College of Agriculture in QRONO details dates March 28 to April 2 with a tractor school and lectures on poultry, orcharding, gardening, milk production, feeds, and livestock. The program includes demonstrations, exhibitions, and special sessions for women, with the Maine federations and associations contributing to lectures and exhibits.
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College of Agriculture
Qeone
Collype Ps
Treetine
Taild Aes
Meine
Yp Pee
Walrey T. Emerson
Qeehond Ear Engineering
University of Maine
Porto Dia Pie Maine Federation of Ngernatural Associations
Maine Seed Improvement Association
Maine Trolstein Breeders’ Asociation
Maine Livestock Breeders’ Association
Maine Star Homological Society
Mave Peccervers
Maine School Conroe Alan Association
First Rotary Club Formed in Chicago
The article recalls the formation of Chicago’s first Rotary Club sixteen years ago led by Paul P. Carris with three partners Silvester Schiele G T H Lohr and Shorey. It notes early meetings, the origin of Rotary name, and the spread of clubs nationally reaching 50 by 1912 and over 60 by 1920 with about 65 900 Rotarians and rapid growth.
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Paul P. Carris
Chicago
Tarr
Silvester Schiele
G. T H. Lohr
Fir Shorey
Chicago Rotary
Schiele
Harris
Rotary
Otyes
Rotary Clubs
Ter
San Francisco
Oakland
Seattle
Los Angeles
National Association of Rotary Clubs
San Frarisco
XN - York
Beton
Tecomea
Minneapolis
St Paul
St. Tenis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Lincoln
Neb
Portland
Ore
Ere
Sedgwick Circle Marks Washington Birthday Celebration
Sedgwick circle Ladies of the A. Th. held a regular meeting on Tuesday night followed by entertainment in honor of Washington's birthday. Hope Ward led a reading while Panny Thurlow and Mrs. Haley sang, with a piano solo by Mrs. Lillian Clancy. Members read club clipping and the Indies portrayed Colonial figures including George and Martha Washington.
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Sedgwick Circle
Ladies of the
A. Th
Washington
Hope Ward
Panny Thurlow
Haley
Lillian Clancy
George
Martha Washington
Plan for Full Time State Highway Commission Proposed
A bill introduced by Representative Charles W. Riek er of Poland would replace the current highway board with a three member full time commission serving staggered six year terms. Salaries would be 7000 for the chairman and 6500 for other members, with duties and powers similar to the existing board and no political committee affiliations. The bill requires state highway commission review and cost estimates before any funded project. The current members are Col. William Mc Ayer, Philip J. Deering, and Frank A. Peabody, all long involved in the highway policy.
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Uve
Tiidee
Dsues
Col
William Mc Ayer
Oakland
Philip J. Deering
Portland
Frank A. Peabody
Houstom
Messrs. Deering An Ayer
Mrs Meade Wilson Guests With Le W Littlefield in Portland
Mrs Meade Wilson spends time as a guest of Mrs Le W Littlefield in Portland, enjoying hospitality and local social events during her visit to the city.
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Meade Wilson
le. W. Littlefield
Portland
Bath Team Triumphs Over Boothbay Harbor in rough clash
Bath YMA basketball team returned home after a 3S to 12 drubbing of Boothbay Harbor high school. In the second half town players roughened play nearly sparking a riot before Bath secured the win. A return game was discussed but no date was set.
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YMA
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Bath Boys
Birthday Luncheon for Antoinette Lachance at Home
Miss Antoinette Lachance celebrates her sixth birthday with a party hosted at the home of Mrs. Lachance and Mr. Lachance. Guests enjoy parlor games from four to five, a crab meat canape course, ice cream, cookies, and a large birthday cake. After luncheon, dancing and singing follow. gifts are exchanged and guests depart after six. Attending are Charlotte Artis, Margaret Huse, Mary Larrabee, Marjorie Legard, John Stewart, Mark Hauer, Wesley Lewant, James Manion, Frank Manion, Mauries Skalling, and Bartley Donnell, with hosts assisted by Mrs. Lorenzen Collins and Mrs. Frank A. Manion.
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Mars
Lachance
Helenas
Antoinette Lachance
Antoinette
Charlotte Artis
Margaret Huse
Mary Larrabee
Marjorie Legard
John Stewart
Mark Hauer
Wesley Lewant
James Manion
Frank Manion
Mauries Skalling
Bartley Donnell
Lorenzen Collins
Frank A. Manion
Phi Rho Debate Sets Disarmament Topic For Next Week
Morse High School Phi Rho society selected disarmament of nations as the debate topic for next week. Affirmative speakers are John Dougherty captain George Cahill Lloyd Coombs with Paul Stewart as alternate. Negative speakers are Clayton Rowe captain Hiram Tobey David Tabor with Andrew Flaherty as alternate.
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Phi Rho Society
Morse High School
John Dougherty
George Cahill
Lloyd Coombs
Paul Stewart
Clayton Rowe
Hiram Tobey
David Tabor
Andrew Flaherty
Baxter Introduces Auto Measure On Nonresident Vehicles
Senator Rupert T. Baxter of Seog introduced a bill to allow nonresident owned vehicles used commercially to operate in the state for 10 days without license or registration, with a fee to obtain a proper certificate. A second act would require registration and set plate fees, while another proposal seeks reciprocal nonresident exemptions based on foreign jurisdiction rules.
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Rupert T. Baxter
Seog
Baxter
Senate
Arthur Roe Gould
Aroostook
One
District School Rehearsal Set by South End PTA
A second rehearsal of the District School production was held by the South End parent teacher association in two weeks. The cast features Blanche Sprague Elizabeth Jackson Lena Green Mary Rich Nellie Thaint Ada Dunbar Sue Mitchell Annie Deering Harriet Small John Sampson and Will Small. An in costume District School orchestra will perform with costumes and wigs supplied by a local firm as usual.
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South End
Parent-Teacher Association
Blanche Sprague
Elizabeth Jackson
Lena Green
Mary Rich
Nellie Thaint
Ada Dunbar
Sue Mitchell
Annie Deering
Harriet Small
John Sampson
Will Small
Coal Barge Arrives for M. W. Sewall Co. in Valley
Lehigh Valley barge 785 carrying 1100 tons of anthracite coal from Perth Amboy NI reached the harbor this morning, towed by Leigh of Bee Line Transportation Co., for M. W. Sewall Co.
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Lehigh Valley
M. W. Sewall Co
Perth Amboy
Leigh
Bee Line Transportation Co
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John T. Palmer
Leon Penne
Frank Lemont
Milton Trott
Harold Small
Ralph Wright
Pennell
Raymond Welch
Elbridge
R. Wright
Nathan K. Coffin
Arthur Lemont
Bessie Potter
Marion Oliver
A. (. Oliver
Charles Morse
George A. Merritt
Merrill Foss
Tall
Tobey
Stover
Rogers
Redlon
Elliot
Stewart
Lyden
Taye
Fredgara
Bruce
Bucklin
Spechts
Mlaherty
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Wallace
Joyce
Acherson
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Lydon
Thates
Wold
Bates
Poyich
Tyden
Bowdoin
Collie
George B. Moody
Ratheafter
I Moody
Charles Bates, Jr
Chaves Bates
Eleanor Bates
Elmer Craig
Qrono
Leon Pennell
George A.merritt
the Grange
Grange
Sagadahoc County
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Henrietta G. Sawyer
Pleasant Street
Harold Hildreth
Topsham
Country Gentleman
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Plan Full Time Highway Board
Boothbay Harbors
Ra ' Irs
A. Povich
Miller
My Povich
A. Riellin
Mikelsky
Man Mis Kendrick
Hbo
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J Hageett
Giles
Campbell
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Seorer
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Gediman
PHI Rho