Sagadahock Bath Handtub Record Sets New England Mark
Bath celebrates 75th hand engine muster anniversary as Sagadahock logs a 233 feet 7 12 inch stream. White Angels of Salem win over $1200 and silver cup. Essex 2 and Enterprise No 2 follow with high prizes. Maine Rhode Island New Hampshire among states represented. Brockton district wins $2100 purse.
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White Angel of
Salem
New England Firemen
New England
Bath
Sagadahock
New—England
Bath V. F. A
Archie Carey
Ambrose McNeill
White Angels of
White Angel
Protector
Stockton
Nonantum
Providence
R. L
Riverside
Essex 2
Essex
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Avon
Mass
Defiance
R. I
Rhode
Drizes Amttion Machine
Enterprise
Campello
Rounces
Hancock
Brockton
Areaens
Acess
Salem East Greenwich
Washington Wickford
State
Wrens
Alabama Coon
Cambridge
Charlestown
Montello
White Salem
Angel
Stoughton
Campello Oe
Oakland Beach
Byfield Neptune
Newburyport
Heights Enterprise Campello
Georgetown
Okommakamesitt
Marblehead
Worcester
Providence R. I
Brookville
Ilancock
West Newburyport
North Andover
Yywburyport
League Defiance
Chommakamesitt
Norwood Nonantum
Boothbay Harbor
Peaslees to Attend Augusta Legislature Session
Representative and Mrs Clarence A Peaslee departed Tuesday noon for Augusta to attend the legislature. They occupy a suite with the Misses Cannon of 188 State Street and Dr Peaslee will return to Bath each Friday for patient consultations, staying until the following Tuesday.
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Clarence A. Peaslee
Augusta
Misses Cannon
State Street
Peaslee
Bath
Mrs. Lermond family updates in Bath area
Mrs. Sidney Lermond and her sister Miss Clara Albee of Newcastle, formerly from Bath, died Monday in Bath. Mr. Lermond, formerly from Quincy and a master builder at The Texas Steamship Co. during the war, has accepted a job at a Newcastle boat yard.
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Sidney Lermond
Clara Albee
Newcastle
Bath
Lermond
Quincey
Texas Steamship Co
Frances Ida Williams Weds Gilbert Gunnell in Georgetown
Frances Ida Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas M Williams married Gilbert Gunnell of Waltham Massachusetts on New Year’s Day at 5 30 pm in Georgetown with Rev W T Boyd officiating and the double ring ceremony. They will honeymoon in New York then reside in Waltham. The wedding followed a busy local scene with guests and community notices amidst school and church updates.
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Frances Ida
Thomas M. Williams
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham, Mass
W. T. Boyd
Thomas Williams
West Georgetown
Gilbert Gunnel
Waltham
Mass
Willian Boyd
Spinney's
Arrowsic
Robinhood School
Center School
Marjorie Hinckley
Ruth Hinckley
Dorothy Campbell
Elizabeth Hunt
Marion Hunt
Regina Delano
Arthur Delano
Junior Hagan
Burton Cunningham
Maynard Thibodeau
Bath
Joseph Higgins
W. A. Todd
Popham
George Smith
George Teague
Lexington
Alice Hinckley
Sagadahoe Farm
William Farnsworth
Owen Marr
Joseph Harford
Little River
Fred Harford
Josie Williams
George F. Oliver
Raymond Marr
Everett
Chester McMahan
Arthur Buzzo
Middleton
Agnes Powers
Stearns Scott
E. B. Billings
Miiss Maude Thayer
Bradford
Tienry
Alyah Reynolds
Bay Point
Herman Spinney
First Baptist Church
W. O. Oliver
H. G. Heald
Colleen Barnes
Harry Heald
W. C. Todd
Gladys Oliver
George FF. Oliver
Thomas Hagan
Frank Heald
A. BE. Rowe
Hl. J. Rown
Kenniebee Point
Bath A. C. Set to Open Season With Butler A. C.
Bath A C will open its season next Wednesday night against Butler A C of Brunswick at home. The team has trained for over a month and a schedule aims to present a well drilled squad under amateur rules with Central Board officials refereeing. Captain Jerry Gilmore leads the forwards and newcomer Dingley shows promise as the other forward, as Bath aims to field two complete teams for depth.
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Bath A. C
Butler A. C
Brunswick
Central Board
Bath
Jerry” Gilmore
Dingley
Massachusetts
Sagadahoc Pomona Meets at Topsham
West Bath grange attended the Sagadahoc Pomona final meeting of the year at Topsham grange. Officers were installed, discussions covered farming energy versus education and future grange activity, a noon meal preceded vocal solos, and visitors from Androscoggin, Pine Tree, and Auburn granges joined local members.
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West Bath Grange
Sagadahoc
Topsm Grange
Leland M. Plummer
Johanna Hodgkins
Edward W. Haggett
John Wright
Nettie Teeling
Harry E. Peterson
Fred Brown
Elmer J. Hich
Horace, Marshall
Bowdoin
Edwin C. Watten
Topsham
J. J .Hayward
Imaster
Topsham Grange
O. Wparington
Merrymeeting Grange
Henrietta Sawyer
Myrtle Cutler
Annie Kennedy
Fred Rackley
E. O. Patten
W. H. Gould
Irving Heath
BE. W. Haggett
FE. W. Haggett
Grange
Mr. Patten
J. P. Hayward
C. O. Purinton
Gertrude Tarr
Bow Joinham
Emery Durinton
Emily
Millward Patten
Charlotte Robbins
State Grange
Harry Rackley
Mary Hayward
Haskell
Androscoggin Pomona
Personal Notices From Worthind and Nearby Towns
Local notes report several deaths and visitors. Mrs John Taylor and Mrs Annie Le mont died Tuesday in Worthind. Mrs Ella Carey of Morse high faculty died Monday in Augusta. Mrs Warren Washard of Lower High street died Monday in Portland. Capt A T P Greenleaf of Boothbay Harbor was a Monday visitor in town. Hon Liurther Maddocks of Joothbay Harbor visited Bath Tuesday. Mrs John MeIunes hosts Sewing class at Washington street this afternoon. Mrs Vincent Nichols of Portland visiting relatives Mr and Mrs A P Denham. Edwin Lowell of Western avenue Monday in Brunswick for midie set repairs. Mrs B A Fuller Melrose Mass returned home Tuesday after three weeks with relatives. Mrs Edward H Kimball of Lincoln street overnight Monday. Mrs Helen Shaughnessy and Miss Martha Barker visited Portland Tuesday with Mrs Reginald Lombard. Mrs Sarah K Burrill a patient at City hospital recovering from eye operation Saturday.
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John Taylor
Annie Lemont
Worthind
Ella Carey
Morse High
Augusta
Warren Washard
Lower High Street
Portland
A. TP. Greenleaf
Boothbay Harbor
Liurther Maddocks
Joothbay Harbor
Bath
John* MeIunes
Washington Street
Vincent Nichols
A. P. Denham
Edwin Lowell
Western Avenue
Brunswick
B. A. Fuller
Melrose
Mass
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Helen Shaughnessy
Martha Barker
Reginald Lombard
Sarah K. Burrill
City Hospital
Cast Announced For Morse High Senior Play
The Morse high senior play The death by own action Specialist lists cast members including Randoph Harvey Mansfield Cummings Norwell Scudder Falmouth Miller Beverly and Dorice Vovich. Committee heads Mary Appleton Lloyd Hooker George Wotton oversee tickets ads properties with Burnham Dunton and Harry Pinson as stage managers. ushers named.
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Morse High
Miss Randoph
Helen Brown
Helen Harvey
Sumner Mansfield
Times
Wilfred Hice
Lara Oe
Bernie Louise Holbrook
Midaste
Natehi
Mary Curran
Charles Milton
Charles Cummings
Inspector Nolan
Robert Wraveliaff
Wall Street
Fletcher Harford
Ralph Norwell
Miller
George Scudder Fannie Falmouth
Trene Miller
Lila Beverly
Chopur
Edna Dorice Vovich
Mary Appleton
Spare Time Art Students Talent Showcased Across Chicago
Hundreds of Chicago men and women from all professions are pursuing art in spare time. A rubber shoe dealer and a steel mill secretary show notable skill while a leading art academy director reports broad interest and vocational echoes. Most study for personal or cultural reasons, with minimal impact on regular jobs.
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Chicago
Bell Boys
Bath D A R Card Party Planned for January
Bath D A R activities committee met Tuesday with Mrs. Charles C. Low and approved a card party on January 8 at the Cosmopolitan club house. The committee invites members and friends to attend, with no- Herbert Calderwood. Ruth Morgan, former Morse High Latin teacher now in Albany, N Y, returned Saturday after a week with Mr and Mrs A B Scott of 86 Green Street.
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D.A.R. Activities Committee
Charles C. Low
Cosmopolitan Club House
Herbert Calderwood
Ruth Morgan
Morse High School
Albany
N. Y
Bath
A. B. Scott
Green Street
Five Islands Grange Enjoys Tuesday Program
A large attendance at the Five Islands Grange Tuesday evening enjoyed clipping uncommon wants and various readings. Mrs. Amazeen and Miss Stevens contributed music and a Red Cross poster was shown. Officers’ attendance noted. next week’s gentlemen and ladies night events announced.
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the Grange
Charles Amazeen
Marion Stevens
A. A. MacMahan
F. H. Rittall
Horace Rittall
Grange
Jena
Maxine Walker Pekett Sos
Red Cross
Ee A. A. MacMahan
Bith
Clarence MacMahan
Bath
DD. N. Howard
Ocean View
J. G. Stevens
Alice Cromwell
Oak Grove Seminary
Vassalboro
William Belanger
Woolwich
J. T. MacMahan
Karl
Chester MacMabhan
Gir
Elbridge Miliu
Hartley Harley
John Thibodeau
Arthur Berry
Portland
W. S. Delano
Phillip Campbell
T. W. Blaisdell
McMahon Island
Alton Reed
Fred Carr
Newdick
Rittall
Leon Williams
Tost
Morse High Track Team Develops Youngsters
Morse High coach David Y Alkazin prepares his squad for the Andrews post meet in Portland next month. He aims to enter a relay team and place Capt. Raymond Small in the 300 yard dash, Harry Pinson in the 1000 yard run, with several contenders trying out for the relay and the 300. The milers are Burnham Dunton, Pinson and Lawrence Palmer. half milers Chester Dann and Newell Hodge. Other strong showings include Harvey Hartley, David Mullin, Stanley Wallace and capt Small in jumps. The annual interclass meet is set for February 27 at the Y. class of 1925 seeks to reclaim Thompson Cup.
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David Y. Alkazin
Morse High
Andrews
Portland
Raymond Small
Harry Pinson
Brick” McMann
Pa” Hayes
Gilbert Hathorn
Harold Brown
Stubby” Carlton
Wilfred Rice
Capt. Small
Burnhm Dunton
Lawrence Palmer
Chester Dann
Newell Hodge
Harvey Hartley
David Mullin
Stanley Wallace
Ted Veilleux
Capt
Small
Hayes
Oscar Adams
Carl Oliver
Clayton Fortier
Walter Anliker
Arthur Maine
George Barker
Phil Eaton
Alex Burden
Sidney Cullen
John Doyle
Norman Martin
Roland Tiboetts
Sterling Bible Class Elects Its Officers
Mrs. Wilfred W. Chaney was elected teacher and Mrs. John Russell substitute at the Sterling Bible class annual meeting. Officers named for the year include Mrs. Chester A. Vlant president, Mrs. Carroll A. Deering vice president, Mrs. Elmer F P Campbell second vice president, Mrs. Pearl Dunbar secretary, Elvira Coombs assistant secretary, and Mrs. Robert C. Mitchell treasurer. Welsh rarebit cake and coffee were served after the meeting.
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Robert C. Mitchell
Pleasant Street
Sterling Bible
Wilfred W. Chaney
John Russell
Chester A. Vlant
Carroll A. Deering
Elmer FP. Campbell
Pearl Dunbar
Elvipa Coombs
Robert (. Mitchell
Local students depart for schools after holidays
Mrs J Re Andrews of Washington street left Sunday for New York for a few days. Miss Gavynne Dressertuts returned to Bates college after holidays with Rev and Mrs Paul Dresser on Summer street. Philip Paine of High street left Monday for Phillips Academy Andover MA to resume studies after holidays at home on High street.
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J. Re. Andrews
Washington Street
New York
Gavynne Dressertuts
Bates College
Paul Dresser
Summer Street
Philip Paine
High Street
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Oil From Dead Fish Theory Draws Attention
A long piece argues that petroleum originates from fossil fish remains. Professor John H. MacFarlane traces oil formation to fish fossils in shales heated by earth's interior. The article links fossils, volcanic action, and mid Atlantic geology to crude oil and related products. Maine reports December Near East Relief donations totaling 22767.86 including a 12500 secret gift. The New York League of Business and Professional Women insured ten members for 10000 each to secure a loan for a new home.
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John HH. MacFarlane
University of Pennsylvania
Felix Miles
Nature Magazine
MacFarlane
United States
Philadelphia
New York League of Business and Professional Women
Autos in Collision at City Intersection
An automobile traveling north on Wash and another east on Winter driven by Clinton D. Wilson Superintendent of Schools collided at the intersection Monday noon. Both occupants were severely shaken but not seriously injured. The cars showed clear impact damage.
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Washwad
Winter Street
Clinton D. Wilson
Muskrat Attack on Bath Street Railway Motorman Recalls 1915 Incident
Frank H. Beal, a Bath local motorman in 1915, fought a muskrat that grabbed his leg near the Kimball Palmer properties. Roscoe Leighton aided, they killed the muskrat, and Beal later needed medical care for a poisoned leg, missing three workdays.
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Frank H. Beal
Brunswick Road
Bath
Supt
F. A. Fuller
Center Street
Roscoe Leighton
Lincoln Street
Kimball Barn
Palmer Field
Kimball
Palmer
Frank
Leighton
Mrs Maria Kendrick McLellan Funeral Observed At Topsham
The funeral for Maria Kendrick McLellan widow of Charles H. McLellan of Bath occurred Sunday at her Topsham home with Rev. Thompson E. Ashby and Rev. Paul Dresser officiating. Bearers included Rupert H. Baxter Edward W. Hyde Ian Mussenden and Charles J. Gilman of Bath and Brunswick. Burial followed in Maple Grove Bath. F H Lehman of Rocky Ridge Ohio served as mayor of his town for more than 28 years.
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Maria Kendrick McLellan
Charles H. MccLellan
Bath
Topsham
Thompson E. Ashby
First Parish Congregational Church
Brunswick
Paul Dresser
New Church
Rupert H. Baxter
Edward W. Hyde
Lan
William B. Mussenden
Charles J. Gilman
Maple Grove
F. H. Lehman
Rocky Ridge, O
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