West Bath Grangers Celebrate Washington Birthday Program
West Bath Grange held a patriotic Washington birthday program with large attendance. Mrs Florence Irish led the lectured reading and Everett L e mont arranged tableaux featuring Washington and the flag. Includes community singing, readings, and short sketches with local participants. next Monday night a public supper and program follow with a roll call on current events.
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Woeet Bath Grange
Washington
Florence Irish
Marion Plummer
Grange
Everett Lemont
Hazel Wharff
David
Little David
Pred Brown Su Pine
Panihetie
Dedi Hhdghin
Washingtonton
Speck Certis
Moers
Wolthen
Patt
Phasgett
Pimieteus
George Worele Reese
Lillis Beers
General Aid
Aid
Grange Tlumorrous
Corenter
Willian Traiteft
Jazare
Mer
Everett G. Lemont
Hadith Rich
Del
Joanna Plodgkins
Bath and area church and school notes at week’s end
Residents attended First Baptist Church services in Bath where a sermon titled Three Prayers of the Devil was delivered by Rev. Swetnam and others. Weekender visits spread among Lemont, White, Larrabee, Craig and Bates families. Littlefield school plans a Monday fundraiser for improvements. Community members enjoyed skiing near Bath. Red Cross activities paused by weather but later continued at grange hall with quilting and garment work.
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Mary Phipothell Mandi
Malden
Bath
First Baptist Church
Revo i AL Swetnam
Fred W. Larrabee
Bicker Craig
J. M. Lemont
Joseph White
Hazel Wass
Littlefeld School
Mirehisas
Littlefield School
Charles Bates
Lee
Auburn
E. J
Sheldon
Darth
Joseph Larrabee
Pred Wo Larrabee
Snd
Elmer Craig
Lewiston
Mas Larrabee
Craig
Sarmuello
Sabine
Normin Rolfe
Rosbiury
Mass
May
W. N. Larrabee
Orrin Riles
Rupert Lewis
Clarence Gerrish
Fred Gerrish
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Carrie Trodgkins
Florence Rogers
Ada Larrabee
Annie Peterson
Joseph Dunning
Beatrice
Freeport
Marion Purington
Rangeley
Howard Lowell
Walter Marco
Winnegance
Grange Meeting Report and Town Election Interest
Mrs J B Lemont and Mrs Marco attended the grange meeting in the evening. Miss Helen Rogers is visiting at the Purington home. Town meeting Monday draws strong interest with several names for selectmen and other offices and a new school board member to be elected. A large vote is expected.
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J. B. Lemont
Marco
Grange
Helen Rogers
Miles Purington
Corliss Street Missionary Program Plans Out
The Corliss Street Church Missionary Society outlines upcoming programs beginning Friday with Mrs. James Coombs hosting and Mrs. Harriet Oliver leading. Each event features roll calls, current events, and mite box openings, with monthly dates through December and varied hostesses and leaders.
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Missionary Society of
Moerions
Salt Lake City
Trestess
Binge Lernend
Lois Ames
Purimih
Priostess
Ada Didar
Leder
Mas
Sirbed Thartowel
Joan Tosider
Mar Anjehia
Chris Drstele
Oviat
Mars
de Anes
Dimes Coonths
Dee
Willis Coons
Mes
John Padinier
Tuesday Club Hosts World Travelers at Dinner
Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Claire Coombs of Washington street led a gate supper party for 27 members of the Tuesday evening club at the Winter Street church Colonial Pues thiv night. They spoke of a world tour as part of three informal travel talks this winter.
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Clarence W. Morse
Claire Coombs
Washington Street
Winter Street
Morse
Miss Coombs
Arthur Simpsono
North Street
Miss Virginia Wright Celebrates Birthday Party
The Wright home at 72 Winship Street hosted a George Washington themed birthday party for Virginia Wright’s sixth birthday. Friends enjoyed games and prizes with decorations in red white and blue. Guests included Dorothy White and Margaret Bowers among others, with gifts and refreshments served.
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Mar
E. Mason Wright
Winship Street
George Washington
Virginia
Peter Bibbits
Dorothy White
Margaret Bowers
Wright
Duaniy
Phabenes Panaeher
Niew Mirtigaai
Maregaret Rogers
Mary Clatds
Carrell Alorse
Binond Colling Jr
Balwayel Ad
Billy Ocen
St. Martins
Isen
Bertrand Wesley Feetioit
Aed
Maynard Melschien
Mrs O Hara Elected Matron At Old Folks Home
Mrs Catherine O Hara heads Old Folks Home trustees after recent meeting. Death of George Te Jackson noted as former trustee candidate. New board includes Dr James Lincoln Walter Glidden Frank Nichols Edward Smith and others. Mrs Pearl Lemont visited in West Bath and Miss Glenace Blair vacationing in Bowdoinham.
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Catherine
George Te
Jackson
Mareh Oo
Etusung Ren —Awitl
Edeceiend
James Lincoln
Walter SS. Glidden
Frank DB. Nichols
Edward B. Smith
George PL Davenport
J. Randall Leonard
Rupert HH. Baxter
Samuel Wt. Percy
Rodney EK. Ross
L. Eugene Thebeau
Allen M. Trish
Maine Leads New England in Religious Education Standings
A Chicago conference of the International Sunday School Council drew 300 delegates from Protestant groups across North America. Maine, represented by Rev EB HL Brewster, ranked 15th among U S states in organized religious instruction, leading New England states except Vermont in the measure.
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Chicago
International Sunday School Council of Religious Education
North America
Maine
Revo EB. HL Brewster
Maine Sunday School Association
North Ammerica
SOO
Kansas
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mascachusetts
Minnesota
Marsland
Vermeer
Mah Jongg Party Proves Success On Page One
A detailed report credits Mrs. Roscoe PL McPadden and a large committee for a successful mah jongg event. Volunteers, waitresses, and an orchestra supported the evening with a long program of dances and performances, including Hungarian and Hawaiian sketches, cake walks, and musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe PL McPadden
Harry A. Beals
Motley Piller
Seth Mullin
Chester Kingsley
Milton
Trott
Mars
Florence Hirgan
Piarry I. Stetcon
Roy Colby
Prancis Cooke
Perry Dee
Augusti Water
No Gratz Jackson
Nathan Yeane
Dessie Chirk
Mildred Clark
Nellie Congdon
Mae Bickle
David Rich
Leland Plummer
Russell Phinney
Jennie Sut
W. A. Newell
Ralph Wright
The
Masonic Social Association
Clinton McFadden
Rutherford White
David Trenderson
Otis Curd
Melville Robbins
Norman Toward
Edwin Powers
Priscilla Jooter
Frances Olivers
Margret
McCabb
Taucille Beals
Ruth
Evelyn Milimimer
Helen
Dorothy Conley
Harriet Green
Merline Thompson
Emma Colby
Frances Oliver
Hazel Footer
Wbu
Pearl Oliver
Charlotte Cahill Rauser
Margaret McCabe
Darmon Smith
Evelyn Vlim- Yias
Morse High Juniors Stage Small Play
Morse High Juniors performed The Downfall of Prof. Cram during a special assembly on Wednesday forenoon. Mrs. Will Carey and Raymond Vo organized the event with many students portraying literary characters and serving as chaperones.
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Morse High
Thea Sy
Dorothy Hogue
Testes
Philip Vaine
Kalwin KB
Pinson, Jr
MDS
Masamliduteng
Ceee Teaver
Gladys Keughian
Roger de Coverley
Thary Pinson
Christine Lockery
Ted A
Lidergate
de Wee
Forrest Higgins
Sree
Hart
del Gloe
Charles Ningsbury Mitcheto
Louise Holbrook
Harold Thayes Preapott Giy
Ernest Freeman Stewart
McAllister
Great Black Bear Causes Commotion at Rumford Corner
John Edward Oliver recalls a 380 pound black bear that roamed into Rumford Corner on a Tuesday evening. After dogs chased it, A A Bean shot the bear from his shot gun ending the menace. The bear had a history of sheep killing and had frightened villagers before.
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Great Black Bear
Rumford Corner
John Edward Oliver
Spring Street
LD. L. Wettingill
Frye
Maine
Brain
Mr. Oliver
A. A. Bean
Bruin
Vruin
Tie
Thuin
Mr. Bean
Bean
Cuto
Ruaneved
Sweepstake Matches Set for Maine Alleys at Lewiston Friday
The Bowliway in Lewiston will host a State of Maine sweepstakes Friday to crown the state bowling champion. Competitors include Emery Russell Hap McLean Nap Pelletier Mike Cyr Pete Morse and others from Lewiston Oliver of Bath Coggin of Gardiner the ivory boys of Waterville and entrants from Rumford Portland and Savoy. An entrance fee will be charged and prizes awarded. The event sh primes Maine bowlers for the World Championships in Boston in April.
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Lewiston
Pythian Pitch Tournament Scores Reported
In the Pythian pitch tournament held Thursday evening the results list William H. Puffer 253 and Russell N. Cross 247, Robert Sutherkland 242 and Harold Rowe 287, Edward McLellan 2SG, William Mann 8% and Eliner Whee.
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William H. Puffer
Russell N. Cross
Robert Sutherkland
Harold Rowe
Edward McLellan
William Mann
Eliner Whee
Tax Exemption Board Questions Washington Figures
Maine's tax exemption study group questions U.S. Commerce Department figures showing exempt real property rising from 34.2 million to 87.7 million dollars between 1912 and 1922. Auditor Hayford doubts sources and expects Washington to clarify. The board, led by Tayford, includes Stetson Hanson Powers and Snow and aims to map Maine's exempt property across 36 classifications.
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Maine
U.S. Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Lafayette National Park
FE. D. Hayford
Maine Investigation Board
Hayford
Department of Commerce
Washington
U Wasford
Tayford
Clement Os. Stetson
Clarence Hanson
Auburn
Herbert T. Powers
Fort Fairfield
Donald F. Snow
Bangor
Real estate transfers noted in Bath registry amid regional activity
Nine Bath transfers recorded at the Saga dahoe registry of deeds over two weeks with additional deeds from Bowdoinham Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond and Topsham. Transactions list buyers and sellers including Emily Nichols Ingalls Fred S Curtis and others with properties in Bath Bowdoinham Georgetown Phippsburg and Topsham and entities such as Diamond Match Co and Maine Feldspar Cup.
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Bath
Sagadahoe Registry of Deeds
Bowdoinham
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Richmond
Topsham
Verkins
Emily Nichols Ingalls
Fred S. Curtis
Amasa S. Elléers
Ella Ellers
Thomas Gagnon
Joseph Charles Footer
Ilarry M. Frye
Harry G
Past Masters Night at Polar Star Lodge Observed
Polar Star lodge members held their annual past Masters night with Eben J. Marston as W M and a full slate of officers led by J Edward Hughes as treasurer. The Portland quartet provided music and a supper followed the six o’clock event before the M M degree was worked at seven.
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Polar Star Lodge
FL & AL ML
Eben J. Marston
W. M
William An
Tove
Lucius M. LeMont
J. Edward Hughes
Py Ki. Bates
Joseph A. Terrell
Chester L. Shepherd
Philip A. Roberts
Walter S. Russell
David I. Wilson
William KF. Tram
Tyler
Emple Quartet
Portland
Everett
M. Waterhouse
Howard R. Stevens
Joseph W. Whitney
Harry F. Merrill
Walter S. Smith
Stetson Seeks Delegate Seat at Republican National Convention
Albert IX Stetson editor of the Aroostook Pioneer and Houston municipal court recorder seeks a delegate spot at the Republican National Convention. He garners support from prominent Republicans and Aroostook County newspapers. The Fourth District will elect two delegates at its April Wortland convention. Stetson is a Colby graduate and has led the Pioneer for seven years after a decade with the paper.
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Albert IX. Stetson
Aroostook
Aroostook Pioneer
Mrs Carlton W Lowell Hosts Monday Evening Bridge Club
Mrs Carlton W Lowell entertained the Monday Evening club at her Bedford street home with bridge and music. Refreshments included sandwiches cake hot chocolate and candies. The next gathering will be at Mrs Welertelgitas t LOer’s home next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton W. Lowell
Bedford Street
Welertelgitas
Morse Wins Local Grudge Match Over Rumford 22 to 9
Morse high powers to a 22 to 9 victory over Rumford at the Y after a revenge-filled game. Key Morse totems include McCabe and Olinto scoring, Spinney and Butler guarding, with Morse leveraging strong teamwork to hold Rumford to two baskets in two periods. Referee Spear enforced control, aiding Morse’s clean game.
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Morse High
Rumford
Morse
Y Morse
Institute
Offeml
Spear
Denuts
Fvcom
Dennis
Spinney
Butler
Mores
Vlinto
Morse Boys
McCabe
McMann
Larrabee
Pooler
Bath
Mourse
Clinto
Jankouskis
Ellis
Kersey
Morsey
Dennis Coached
Inds
Rumfords
Tony” Olinto
Rumfora
Collch Hayward
Skinny
Olinto
Kershey
Kowalzyk
Clue
White
Morse McCabe
Elis
Mac
Capt. Morse
Quinto Aled
Morse G. F.G
Verein Nile Tatene Nirtersiacresisis
MCC
Aimirecisis Latins
Vooletiatts
Tassies
Condom Cor Eanteinietrt
Lsdidnos
Evita Lesa Etie
Rumford G. F.G
Alouec LE
Kowalzy
Junkouskis
NST Syaliga Ek Age Meee
Ond
Vinsuscs Narain Trent Eet
Guts Aig
Widespread backing for Radio Music Fund grows
Public support for the Radio Music Fund rises as donations reach across stations with contributions chiefly in small amounts. The committee, WEAF officials, and Arthur Judson seek the first concert date while awaiting continued response from listeners.
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Radio Music Fund
Clarence N. Mackay
Felix M. Warburg
Frederic A. Julliard
A. D. Wilt, Jr
Central Union Trust Co
Broadway
WEAF
Arthur Judson
Radio Music Fund Committee
Judson
Philharmonic
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Lewiston Armory Project To Be Discussed In Augusta
Governor Sugter and Mayor Brann will attend a conference with the State Armory commission and city officials to promote mutual understanding of city and state rights in a state owned armory. The Lewiston Armory is the first built under the State Aid law.
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Sugter
Brann
Lewiston
State Armory Commission
Lewiston Building Committee
Arl
Augusta
New York Assembly Bill Aims to Legitimize All Newborns
A bill introduced in the New York Assembly seeks to declare every child born in the state legitimate and the heir of its natural parents, changing a key aspect of birth status law.
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New York Assembly
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Grangers
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Lynn
Corliss Street Society Missionary
James Coombs
Grace Morse
Clara Coombs
Virginia Wright
Mrs. O'Hara
OLD Folks Home
Pearl Lemont
Mr. and
Joseph Lemont
Glenace Blair
Bowdeinham Coet
Viepee
ALL New England
MAH Jongg Party
Louise Calderwood
Herbert Douglass
Carolyn Footer
Marion O'Nara
Helen and
Dorothy Conlees
Princes Oliver
Ralph Small
Raggedy Ann
Merion OF
Piaza
Carolin Footer
oPream Daddy
Vien Newell
Gladys Bickle
Maury Paine
Mr. Betts
Miss Murphry
Marion Hill
Winnifred Jolmsen
Moaway Mooreer
Pythian
State Board
Polar Star
Tyiddeford
Buxton
Edward
Academy
New England
Gorham
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