Major Oramel H. Stanley Receives Freemason Degrees in Pekin
Major Oramel H. Stanley Medical Corps U S Army received the thirty-first and thirty-second degrees at the Ching Te Con sistory in Pekin. The ceremony took place in the Temple of Heaven where the Emperor once worshipped, with permission from the Chinese government granted through C T Wong representative to the Peace Conference. Major Stanley, Bowdoin graduate, is the son of Charles E Hacker of Brunswick, and he is married to Beatrice Hacker daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Maeker of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EL Hacker
Brunswick
Bath
Ching ‘Te Consistory
Pekin
Clona
Oramel HE. Stanley
U.S. Army
Stanley
Bowdoin
Dowdoin Medical School
China
Yang Loh
Temple of Heaven
Altar of Heaven
Major Stanley
Beatrice Hacker
Charles E. Maeker
Trrunswick
Guaranteed Hosiery Sales Opportunity Ad
Outlines a sales job offering 2 percent time or 7 dollars per hour spare time selling guaranteed hosiery. Claims agents can earn 75 to 100 dollars weekly. Describes hosiery as a necessity and easy to sell with large profits. From Eagle Hosiery Company, Darby PA TL 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Hosiery Company
Darby
Morrell Ships Back Ten Speedy Horses From Chicago Sale
Isaiah Morrell of Brunswick returns from the Chicago speed sale with ten hand picked light harness pacers. The lineup features Beauty Cochato 2.244 percent and Dr Harvey 2.1414 percent with colt prospects, Tray Burns 2.134 percent, Clifford Wilkes 2.15, and others including Carl C and Bell Medium. Morrell aims to fill College stables with fast, sound horses for spring racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Morrell
Brunswick
Chicago
Windy City
Morrell
Dr. Harvey
Beauty Cochato
Walter Cochato
Blake
Nutwood
Indianapolis
Tray Burns
Dr. Burns
Lady Agnes
Cyclone
Clifford Wilkes
Mr. Morrell
Stormcliffe
College
Mt. Clemesce
Carl C
Bell Medium
Irving Wottle
Ice Ghost
Carl
Frank Conges
Eagles Win Victory Over the Red Men at Park Alleys
The Eagles defeated the Red Men 1408 to 1315 at Park alleys. Tam of the winners led with 494 pins, including three century rolls, and Stewart added 479. The league will finish the series March 24 with a Baxters vs Texas first-round match upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Tam
Stewart
Davis Hatch
Baxters
Texas
Bath May Rival Poland For Diamond Spring Water
Bath may rival Poland in bottled Diamond Spring water now sold for local use in imperial 2 quart bottles. Its analysis lists lilies 1.57, carbonate of lime 1.70, sulphate of lime 1.42, carbonate of magnesia 1.00, chlorides of potassium 1.20 and sodium 2.59, hydro-sodic carbonate 1.70, alumina .05, peroxide of iron .07 per imperial gallon. Witch spring and another nearby, long favored by Bath youth at Dead Horse grounds, lie over the stonewall by Dyke’s pasture near Russell field, filtered through sand on a rocky ledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Poland
Lewiston Way
Stonewall Dividing Dyke
Russell Field
Sewall Mill Pond
Morse Girls Fall to Rockland 25 2 in Opener
Morse high girls opened their season with a 25 to 2 loss to Rockland. Captain Eleanor Witham led the Morse lineup with Margaret Cummings as manager and players Dorothy Davis Eleanor Perry Elizabeth Sullivan Evelyn Choate Dorothy Bucklin Marion Armstrong in the readable stanza of the game.
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Morse
Rockland
Rockland High Girls
Morse Girls
Eleanor Witham
Margaret Cummings
Dorothy Davis
Eleanor Perry
Elizabeth Sullivan
Evelyn Choate
Dorothy Bucklin
Marion Armstrong
Morse High Aims Build Winter Track Team and More
Principal Clinton I. Wilson of Morse High discusses starting a winter track program to prepare for spring meets at Bates Colby Maine and Bowdoin. He also expects hockey later, secures funding for uniforms, and highlights strong student athletic support and a thriving girls basketball program led by Ruth Hall and Margaret Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton I. Wilson
Morse High School
Bates
Newdoin
Colby
Maine
Bowdoin
Morse
Walbridge
Wilson
Athletic Council
Athletic Council and Association
Ridge school elects officers for improvement league
Ridge school pupils in Bowdoinham chose officers for the school improvement league led by President Stanley Pero and other posts held by Hilda Pero Helen Lamoreau Elise Fickett Margery Lamoreau A steady stream of social events is planned to raise funds for improvements.
Walker man suffers serious wrist injury opening salmon can
Arthur H. Hatch of Walker Street nicked his left wrist when a can opener slipped, severing an artery and causing a deep gash. A doctor arrived promptly, stopping the bleeding and preventing complications. He will be off work for several days.
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Arthur HH
Hatch
Walker Street
Mr. Hatch
Local Falls At Work Injure Three Men
Percy Marks, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Marks, is hospitalized after falling 15 feet from a staging at The Texas Steamship Co yard Thursday afternoon. He suffers no serious injuries. Three other men fell with him but escaped harm. Dr Eben J Marston dislocated his left shoulder Friday at his home and is arranging patient consultations by person or telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Marks
Thomas Marks
Washington Street
Texas Steamship Co
City Hospital
Marks
Eben J. Marston
Seth 8. Mullin
Marston
Mrs Olive D Robinson dies at 87 in Bath
Mrs Olive TD Robinson 87 widow of Leonard Robinson died Friday at her home 1325 Washington street after five weeks illness. Born in Machias daughter of James S Baker she lived mainly in Bath and attended Beacon Street Methodist church. She leaves two sons Charles E of Bath and Albert A of Milwaukee a daughter Mrs Fred Wethethee of Bath and several grandchildren. New Moon is a dry one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive TD. Robinson
Leonard RR. Robinson
Washington Street
Robinson
Machias
James S. Baker
Bath
Beacon” Street
Methodist Church
North End
Charles E
Albert A. Robinson
Milwaukee, Wis
Fred Wethethee
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Dramatic Health Benefits
A promotional note describes winter illnesses and rheumatism worsening, praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as effective for treating common complaints. It also recommends Hood's Pills as a gentle adjunct when a laxative is needed, claiming radical and permanent relief.
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Hood
Local Society Notes Highlight Brunswick Meetings and Visits
Horace Whitney attended the Royal Arch chapter meeting in Brunswick Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Henderson and party drove to Brunswick Saturday and saw a movie. Dr. Charles Browne is ill and confined at home. Mrs. Ida Cornish’s illness brings her to hospital care, with Mrs. H. E. Cornish of Rumford Falls visiting. Dr. Laughlin gave a health sanitation and child welfare lecture at grange hall Friday with lantern slides and strong attendance. Electa chapter OES planned officer installation January 22 with two invites for each member. Mrs. M. T. Purinton hosted Star aid Friday with good turnout. next meeting at Mrs. F. K. Jack’s. W. O. Adams and family moved back to their Bowdoin farm. The H H O O D G held a New Year’s social January 1 with games, dancing, ice cream, sandwiches, and coffee. Regular meeting January 5 admitted two candidates. oyster supper planned January 12. four candidates conferred. The club has 28 members, funds the hall, and maintains a homey atmosphere. mascot is Merling Shirley Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ridge School
Stanley Pero
Hilda Pero
Helen Lamoreau
Elise Fickett
Margery Lamoreau
Ida Cornish
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Alton
Small
Augusta Hospital
Mra FE
BP. Duran
A. C. Small
Bowdeinham
California
Los Angeles
Jake Bishop
Alice Webber
Richmond Village
C.C. Purinton
Annie Morehouse
Lewiston
F. K. Jack
Richmond
Levi Stockman
L. Mosher
G. RB. Cutler
Nettie Browne
Gardiner
Philip Rideout
Randall
Brunswick
Charles Fogg
J. FE. Cornish
Newtonville
Mars
Jefferson School
Machiasport
Everett Williams
Kennebec Lodge
C. C
C. Nealey
V. C
W. F. Read
R. He. Jacek
R. S
Caleb Sedgiey
A. Newton
Carleton
Jenkins
J. G
Charles Mogg
William Mal
I. EK. Ferguson
John Mealley
Wilder Perry
EF. J. Webber
Lida Lancaster
P. A. Cannon
Grange Aid
Grange Hall
Pythian
Rogers
Florence Small
and Rogers
Bowdoin
Gladys , Hamilton
VD. A. Cannon
R.A. Dickinson
Providence
Horace Whitney
Royal Arch
Albert Henderson
Charles Browne
H. E. Cornish
Rumford Falls
Nancy Cornish
Ida
Laughlin
Damariscotta
Electa Chapter
O.E.S
M.T. Purinton
Star Aid
W. O. Adams
H.H.O.O.D.G
Merling Shirley Lowell
Red Cross kept informal hearing over Bath family aid case
Judge John J. Keegan presided an informal Red Cross hearing in Bath regarding a woman and her daughter said to have sought public aid while owning a house and car. The court urged personal responsibility, noting the family’s assets and past acts of selling cheap goods for profit, and allowed the woman to depart after paternal guidance.
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Kath
The
Red Cross
John J. Keegan
Rockland
Bath
Washington Street
Lime City
Keegan
Bowdoinham 1888 Ice Cutters Delay Winter Housing
In Bowdoinham 1888 the brick yard and Pine Grove Ice Company will not fill houses due to a probable large ice cut elsewhere and cold weather felt in the west and south. Spring Cove Ice Co to begin cutting on Monday. Fifty plus residents and local notables noted including Rev C C Cone on his 85th birthday amid a large gathering.
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Brick Yard
Pine Grove Ice Company
Lime Tree
Mount Desert
Bar Harbor
Spring Cove Ice Co
Mrs Olive D Robinson Funeral Held at Home
The funeral of Mrs Olive D Robinson widow of Leonard R Robinson was held Sunday afternoon at two at her home 1825 Washington Street. Dr E Hilton Tost of Beacon Street Methodist church officiated with pallbearers Representative Charles J Cain Alderman Scott Golder Harry Wendleton and William A Armstrong. Burial was in Oak Grove.
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Robinson
Olive D. Robinson
Leonard R. Robinson
Washington Street
E. Hilton Tost
Beacon Street
Doctor Marston Injured After Cellar Slip
Dr Eben J Marston is recovering from a dislocated shoulder after slipping on a cellar stair at his home and will be out for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben J. Marston
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International Masonic Lodge
AY Tien Tsin
Maj
Oramel H. Stanley
Charles E. Hacker
Medical Corps
Tien-Tsin
Pine Tree Circle
America
Circle
Mary McMann
Nellie ML. Johnson
Edward J. Murphy
Jennie DeWolfe
Walter Choate
John Johnson
William Ham
Frank Murphy
Vine Conecivele
Augusta
Foresters
Dan
Liberty Theatre
Paramount and
Artcraft Pictures
Bath Opera House
Opera House
RED
Eagles Morse
Stewart Ce
Oliver
Bowdoinham
Texas Yard
Physician
Mrs
Otis N. E
Liberty ST
Howard
Center Street
Octave Breton
Bowdoinham Advertiser
Bath Dept Store
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