Unexpended Balance From Christmas Tree Fund
A colonial treasury note details unexpended funds from the Christmas tree fund set aside to aid the city’s poor children. The special committee notes plans for a final report on productions, while resignations and new memberships occur among local residents and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acanittins
TL. A. Huse
Chwen
Dpercy Marks
Mitchell C. Ave
William P. Currie
Thorold Pieking
Andrew Cahill
Gilbert Standish
Shtcold Deerige
Jesse Al-len
Raynend Widen
Rodger McTones
Jebu J Jack
Topstia
Grits and Sunshine Greeting Sold by Mrs Moody Bath ME
Sun dried codfish from Sheepscot Bay offered wholesale. Mrs Marion W Moody at 3283 Washington Street Bath Maine advertised greeting cand and grits. F M Reid located at 16 Ferry Street appears in the notice dated December 31 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion W. Moody
Washington St
Bath
Sheepscot Bay
F. M. Reid
Christmas Program At Bowdoinham Baptist Church
A Christmas Eve concert at the Bowdoinham Baptist Church featured a full program of hymns recitations solos and a toy gift tree for children. The event showcased local students and families with many names of participants and attendees listed throughout the agenda and afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Christmas Guests Gather in Bowdoinham and Nearby Towns
Bowdoinham Post Road reports Christmas visitors across the region. Mr and Mrs Harry Porington hosted Carl Brown and son and Lewis Suey and Walter Frye. Mrs Annie J Cobb and Ed and James Cornish joined Mr and Mrs Charles Fogg in Bowdoinham village. W J Graves hosted Christians as guests. Mona Johnson and Florence Cornish with children visited Mrs H EK Jack and Joseph Wade of Swan Island. Frank Heath visited Miss Eva Western Dee. Wike spent Christmas week in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Porington
Carl Brown
Lewis Suey
Walter Frye
Annie J. Cobb
James Cornish
Charles Fogg
Bowdoinham Village
W. J. Graves
Mona Johnson
Florence Cornish
Portland
Elmer Wade
Pittsfield
Mass
H. EK. Jack
Joseph Wade
Swan Island
Frank Heath
Eva Western Dee
Wike
Massachusetts
Merry Meeting Grange installs officers at Friday meeting
At the regular Merry Meeting Grange session in Augusta, officers were installed by Charles M. White with assistance from Mrs. White and Mrs. Day. Names include Overseer O. Purinton, Treasurer Clifford Teenie, Secretary Clifford Teenie, Lecturer Muriel Beals Tibbetts, and others. George Brown and Emily Rideout were absent due to illness. An oyster supper followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Grange
Charles M. White
White
Herbert Heath
George Brown
Cleet
Emily Rideout
Morse High to publish biweekly school paper
The Morse high school pupil body won approval to publish a school paper every other week instead of weekly. The board requires monthly financial reports on the publication. Officials passed a motion to settle the Roll of Accounts and noted attendance with Mayor Celill in Boston for a business delegation.
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Jone
Morse High Post
Board of Education
Morse
Pang
Ember
Celill
Boston
Busess
Men of Matters
Cesd
Gardiner High to Host Morse High Friday Night
Morse High undefeated basketball team will visit Gardiner High at the Y gym for a Friday game. Morse has outscored opponents 167 to 47 in three games. Gardiner's early season form is uncertain but the locals aim to challenge the visiting squad in the newly opened gym.
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Morse High
Gardiner High School
Morse Dads
Gardiner
Faust
Bath School
South End PTA Evening Meeting Draws Large Crowd
The South End PTA held an unusually well attended evening session with many fathers present. Mrs. John Hunt was ill, and Mrs. Chester A. Plant presided, with Miss Anna Averill winning a prize for her grade’s encouragement of attendance. An entertainment followed with songs, dances, and a play as members enjoyed refreshments.
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South End
PTA
John Hunt
Leland Rk. Mitchell
Boston
Chester A. Plant
William H. Small
Benevolent Committee
Sadie Coombs
Anna Averill
Weeks Street
Miss Averill
Genevieve Duprey
Ethelyn Spinney
Louise Wilson
Dorothy
Phyllis Trott
Marjorie McDougall
Emily Comeau
Jennie Cameron
Clinton Fleming
Ethel
Merthine Ward
Evelyn Trott
North-Center
U. A
Oak Street
Edmund VP. Briggs
Be. M. Kutller
Funeral for Frank G. Osgood Held at Home
The funeral of Frank G. Osgood was held Wednesday afternoon at his home 10 Bath street. A Christian Science service was read by Mrs. Lottie D. Gilman. Pallbearers from Diab lodge of Elks accompanied the body to Maine Central station and included T. L. Be Grinde Archibald Miller Walter J. Whitney and George A. Cheechill. The body was taken to his birthplace Gothan N A L by Mr Whitney and Mr Charhill. Hairpins and nets are in demand as many women grow hair after the first bed.
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Mosher
Wiscasset
Harry
Clara Fogg
W. L. Booney
Gardiner
TL M. Millay
Penny Rideout
Lela Bishop
Loraine Heenie
Rong
Devs
William Jessop
Portland
Near East
Methodist
Eseven
Jack
W. OB. Mendall
Augusta
Sybil Duiry
Richmond
W. OL. Bonney
Alvah Hildreth
Popsham
Hildreth
Bergusen
Charles J. Mosher
Lome
Eridhiy Sur
Eva AN. Wentworth
Methodist Church
Village Lodge of Masons
Mester
Mbeta
O. B.S
Danlap Commandery
K. T
Bath
W. Hl. Gould
OB. Sprague
George Cutler
William T. Hardie
W. J. Benner
Sears
Maine Central Railroad
Cvesy
Ira
Elizabeth Frost
Frank G. Osgood
Bath Street
Lottie D. Gilman
Maine Central
TL. BE. Grinde
Archibald Miller
Walter J. Whitney
George A. Cheechill
Diab Lodge of Elks
Post and Auxiliary Hold Two Joke Trees
Two joke trees at the club rooms of Roland H. Smith post, A. L., drew 50 or more for a Tuesday night gathering organized by the auxiliary. The group gave a $10 check to the post for the new building fund and hosted Miss Minnie Furbish and Miss Bernice Macs Dougall among other guests. A past commander badge was presented to Gardiner Rogers by James Lester Morse after a post meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland H. Smith Post
A. L
Minnie —Furbish
City Hospital
Bernice Macs Dougall
Eagles Bowling Team Issues Challenge
Bath calls for a five man match at Park alleys as the Eagles organize a fast team to bowl anyone declaring speed enough for a good contest. Eagles will bowl regardless of terms. Team members include Pete Oliver Leroy Lothrop Charles Farnham Francis Hum and C A Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Acre
New Ray a Vast Force in Ultra X-Ray Discovery
Dr I A Michikan reports an ultra X-ray described as the shortest hardest and most powerful radiation known. Watson Davis notes the event in Current History Magazine and cites its potential to melt the earth and transform scientific knowledge. The piece also mentions air power and Dr Goddard’s view on preglacial American habitation.
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I. A. Michikan
Watson Davis
Science Service
Washington
Current History Magazine
Davis
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Chester Solingies
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Oweht
Fath
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Era
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Paty
Gramud
Andy
Chester Ss
Kingsley
Bowdoinham
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McEwen
Miss Whittier
Shirley Lancaster
Christine Temple
Barbara Sedgley
Miriam Brown
Annie Cunningham
Clarice Verrill
Halvor Francis
Margery Sedgley
Celia Billings
Heeese
Eunice Cary
Harmon Smith
Nellie Temple
Lucille Johnston
Malcolm Billings
Frances Sedgley
Johnston
Bethlehem
Ruth McEwen
Lucile
Leslie Johnston
Frances
Herbert Cary
Santa Chaus’ Heralds
Francis Billings
Evelyn Atkins
Holly
Virginia Temple
Steven
Arthur Webber
Porto Tico
Franklin Cary
Evelyn Heath
Halvor Francis Tipo
Chou
Josephine Temple
Barbara Vancaster
Willie King
Electa
O. FE. S
Frances Cutler
Lewiston
Fh. BE. Wilson
Frank T. Siegars
Charles Blodgett
PLO Neulen
Graves
C. W. Sedgley
Lancaster
Ace
H. B. Cheney
I. G
Horace
Dodge
BR. D. Purinton
E. P. Kendall
Albert Henderson
Mary Lilly
Village Lodge
J. Kendall
Main Street
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Della Little
Ernest Curtis
W. OS. Given
Miss Smith
Phillips
Mary Hardie
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
William J. Hardie
Harvey Ames
Watertown
John Wallace Ames
Wollaston
Irving Wallace
Judge Ames
Jessie
Ralph A. Gifford
Fairfield
Kendall
Miss Hatherry
Dr. Elliott
Brunswick
Emeline Wratt
Methodist Aid
H. D. Cornish
Ruby Blanchard
Charles Sedgley
Kenneth MicDougal
Waterville
Newport
BK. OD. Wendall
Stella Given
Gertrude
Dilly Cornish
W. 4. Graves
Bowdoinham Post Road
Gardiner High
P.T.A
F. G. Osgood
Corsletts
Brunswick S
E. Nte
R’s
Patten
Legion
Sagadahoe County
Edwin
Throwdoin
Sowdoinham
Westh
Woolwich
Register of Deeds
Fred Bol Ngdip
James BE
Bank
Svcucchtinig
Supreme Judicial Court
Ghicera Artain
Pete Eis
Pee Ao
Tals Court House
Sally and
Colac Ane
Ueteasel Apt
Twin County Farm Bureau
Foesn Aigedisle Pitas
Carrie KE
Siniel
Richmond-Dresden
Cope Bourgh Ursareet
Oesseta Baereee Rey
EAGLE
Pittsjburgh Gazette-Times
Goddard
America Museum For Natural History
America
Bath Department Store
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