Wiscasset Organ Society elects officers at annual meeting
Annie Dodge was reelected president of the Organ Society of the First Congregational Church at its annual meeting held last Wednesday. New officers include Elizabeth Webb as first vice president, Wate Sewall as second vice president, Sarah Varnes as secretary, Alice Trylors as treasurer, and Mary Marston as assistant treasurer. Thirty-one members attended as committees for February through April were named and a food sale planned for the vestry.
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Annie Dodge
Organ Society of
First Congregational Church
Mary Marston
Dbetmie Lewis
Susie Teewis
Dinily Groves
Nelle Dphington
Fom
Louise Mingdon
Harriet Jackson
Etta Barnes
Vern Quinmin
Lillian Bailes
Pebroure
Vielw Adams
Ehaire Viva
Taura Carlton
Plorence Sherman
Naomi Swain
Grace Ce Tense
Marguerite Hem
Elivirmian
Mars
Angie Ines
Girace Albee
Mas
Lara Coffin
Sara Sherman
Paonie Adios
Elivivoiin
Ales
Jennie Gheay
Mes
Plattie Maesher
Alice Taylor
Jessie Jackson
First Baptist Endeavor Society Meets Sunday
The Christian Endeavor of the First Baptist church will meet in the vestry at 615 on Sunday evening. Several speakers will discuss topics including The History of the Local Society WA Secade and I should mean to the World. This marks a new format and a strong attendance is hoped. all are welcome.
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First Baptist Church
Chicago Fire Destroys Million-Dollar Private Libraries
A major blaze in Chicago wiped out vast private libraries, destroying books valued at millions of dollars. Investigators assess damage and origins as fire crews contain the scene.
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Chicago
West Bath Grange debates Maine school failures and reforms
West Bath Grange members discuss whether Maine schools are failures and what changes to make, with 72 members answering roll call and Senator J Edward Drake opening the session. Several members propose changes, and other notices include play postponement due to illness and local social visits.
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West Bath Grange
Maine State Grange
Maine
J. Edward Drake
Addie Purington
E. W. Haggett
Mason Wright
Annie Peterson
Jank A. Danforth
Annie Henderson
Joanne T Wodgkins
Lizzie Haggell
Judge Glidden Closes Probate Matters in Sagadahoc
Judge Walter S. Glidden presided at the January term Sagadahoc probate court second session. Wills admitted and estates announced. executors appointed, bonds filed, inventories and accounts approved. petitions for administration and distributions heard. various estates listed including Bath Richmond and San Antonio, with multiple executors and conservators named.
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Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoe
Tha May Baston
Richmond
Clyde
Gray
Henry C. Reed
Mary P. Reed
Lucy M. Hughes
Bath
J. Edward Hughes
Ida M. Daston
Edwin Qa ‘Tarr
Joseph L. Kingsbury
Agnes V. Cooke
George FP. Preble
Bowdeinham
Ralph O. Dale
George DP Davenport
Arthur J. Dunton
J. Edward Drake
William S. Shorey
George BL Gale
Grace M. Gale
Jessie A. Perry
Charles J. Perry
Milton
Mass
Harry J Rieh
Lawrence Newell
West Bath
George DP
Davenport
Joan Me
Ad. Boon
Elizabeth
Shaw
Lucille Mendham Germaine
Ada M. McCobb
San Antonio
Texas
Frederick DD
Frank J. Fowler
Frederick D. Winter
Fred LD. Winter
Bath native Charles IX. Jackson laid to rest
The body of Charles IX. Jackson of Bath arrived Wednesday afternoon from Everett Massachusetts. Prayers were held at the grave in Oak Grove with Rev. Robert H. Carey of Corliss Street Church officiating.
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Bath
Everett
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Robert H. Carey
Corliss Street Church
Bath A. C. Loses Its First Game
Bath A C falls 51 to 43 to Auburn in a fast, high scoring Maine high school boys basketball clash. Auburn’s Flinn Hall and Todd led a quick offense while Bath struggled to stop the visitors’ fast break and hard interior defense. Bath struggles, Searsport next week.
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Mexico High School
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Berward Little High School
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Mrs Purington Reappointed to West Bath Red Cross Board
Mrs Miles Purington was reappointed to the executive committee of the Bath chapter of the Red Cross in a recent Grange Hall meeting. Members sewed garments into coats for children and prepared an all day session with dinner. The yearly activities report will be completed soon. next meeting is planned for the 28th at the Grange Hall with committee chairs Mrs A Z Snow, Mrs Herbert Hodgkins, Mrs Charles Oliver, and Mrs Henry Adams.
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West
Herbert Hodgkins
Charles Oliver
Henry Adams
Free Will Workers Annual Meeting Report
Free Will Workers of Corliss Street held their annual meeting at private homes Wednesday of last week. Mrs Emma Knowlton, president, presided over reports detailing a year of substantial work completed. Officers elected for 128 include Nellie G Hunt president and Lois Ames first vice president.
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Corliss Street Churen
Warren McIntire
Emma Knowlton
Nellie G. Hunt
Lois Ames
Josephine Sheldon
Grace Watson
Grace McIntire
Bima Knowlton
Mary Lpowker
Ketchum Mc Dougall Wedding Announced at St Marys
Miss Anna Pearl McDougall and William Henry Ketchum announced their marriage at St Marys church with nuptial mass by Rev J J Harris. Mrs Ketchum, daughter of Alexander and Mrs McDougall of Walker Street, worked as a seamstress for Commercial Trading Co. Ketchum formerly of Madison served in the US Navy and is now residing in Bath after marrying on Walker Street last August.
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Anna Pearl McDougall
William Henry Ketchum
St. Mary's Church
J. J. Harris
Ketchum
Alexander McDougall
Walker Street
The
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Madison
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POET
Bath residents plan trip to Bowdoin for Portland orchestra
Bath folks plan to travel to Brunswick Tuesday January 17 to hear the Portland orchestra conducted by the city organist at Bowdoin College.
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Brunswick
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Bowdoin College
Professor Mitchell Discusses Colonial Novel for DAR Meeting
Bowdoin English Prof Wilmot B. Mitchell spoke at Central church parish house before Dummer Sewall chapter DAR on American colonial fiction from Power of Sympathy and The Coquette to Washington Irving and Cooper. He traced evolution from austere early prose to entertaining later works and praised Cooper's enduring fame while noting audience appreciation and post lecture book talk by regents and officers of the chapter.
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Wilmot B. Mitchell
Bowdoin College
Central Church Parish House
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Dummer Sewall
Dar
Charlotte ‘Temple
Charles Bolton
Washington Irving
James Fennimore Cooper
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Leo
Thoard
Agnes Humphreys
William 3. Willes
Alice Shorey
Winpie Durgin
Alice Robbins
Lucy Kimball
Harry Ring
Rare 1728 New England Diary almanacs in Maine collection
Dr. William J. Rouse owns four 1728 New England Diary almanacs, among the oldest known and not bound in city libraries. Valued for margins with personal notes, one page recalls planting by noon and fishing, another mentions Stephen Smith’s schooling and husking. The set arrived via the Smith family from Boston and Rouse seeks Curtis Publishing recognition.
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New England Diary
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Sawyer
Maine
Boston
Smith
Smith College
YMCA Considers Building a Swimming Pool at Bath
Engineers estimate the YMCA pool cost at 36000 dollars with M F Hasbrouck of New York visiting Bath to confer with Gen Lee Perkins. Association officers view a pool as a needed feature and have started steps to provide this addition at the local institution.
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Madison Avenue
New York
Gen. Lee
Perkins
Hasbrouck
Bath
Delong Candidacy For Naval Academy
Word came Monday from Congressman Wallace He White Jr announcing Henry C Delong as a candidate for entrance examinations for appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Tests will be in February and April at Bath federal building and Portsmouth navy yard. The nomination is well received by family and friends.
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Henry W. DeLong
Henry C. DeLong
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Federal Building
Bath
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
DeLong
Charles H Eugley Veteran Barber Dies at 78
Charles H Eugley aged 78 a Bath barber for nearly six decades died after five weeks illness at his Linden street home. Born May 1 1855 in Damariscotta Mills he apprenticed in Bath with Whitbrick and co ran the Eugley shop with his brother Albert for over 40 years. Surviving are his wife one brother Thaddeus Rugley and a niece Mrs Tom Noyce.
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Charles H. Eugley
Linden Street
Bath
Damariscotta Mills
Eben
Ardelia Magley
BK. Whitbrick
Columbian House
Columbia Theatre
Frank Brown
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ezra Hume
Sugley
Bagley
William L. White
White
Knox & Lincoln
Eugley
Charles Eugley
Albert M. Eugley
Rugley
Bath Savings Institution
Johnson Bros
Shaw
Albert H. Shaw
Lincoln Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Thaddeus Rugley
Yarmouthville
Tom Noyce
Wortland
Lecture on Children Probes Scholarly Address at New Church
Rev. Bjorn Johansson spoke on The Child in Our Midst at the New Church Sunday night. He urged parental and community responsibility to educate and nurture children for life, highlighting education health and recreation as key factors. A follow up lecture is set for Jan 22 with a question box for attendees. A male quartet performed and Miriam W. Kimball sang.
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Bjorn Johansson
Johansson
Arthur T. Stearns
Marl Lerimond
Arthur Stearns
Robert SS. Gordon
Lloyd Daley
Miriam W. Kimball
Edna Bliss
Gounod
Bath Red Cross Elects Officers
At the Bath chapter annual meeting the nominating committee presented officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Seth S. Mullin as chairman, Mrs. Edward W. Hyde as vice chairman, Mrs. Arthur Crockett as secretary, and Charles C. Low as treasurer, with Clinton J. Wilson Frank B. Nichols and Miss Lizabeth Re. Moses noted in the election process.
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Bath
Clinton J. Wilson
Frank BB. Nichols
Lizabeth Re. Moses
Seth S. Mullin
Edward W. Hyde
Arthur Crockett
Charles C. Low
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