Reviews Past Work of the Bath W C T U
Miss Shee May Douglas reviewed past work of the Bath W C T U at a Salvation Army hall meeting. The Bath union, among the oldest, has achieved homes for 125 homeless children, helped pass a curfew, and built a large network of Loyal Temperance societies. It supported flower missions, sailor aid, a first aid box, and bands in schools. It advocates temperance, prohibition, women’s rights, and Christian citizenship. Local leaders described police court methods and mothers aid, noting funds shortages for four additional cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shee
Douglas
WLC
Salvation Army Hall
Bath Union
iPo
Olm
Kennebec
Vineyard Haven
Maine Central Station
Mercy
Woman's Reformatory
Skowhegan
Bath
Frances Willard
Henry Somerset
England
Wallace
Lew Wallace
Adas'rockett
Department
Edith Pall
the Salvation
Ex-Gov Milliken Addresses Maine Women’s Club in NYC
Ex Governor Carl B. Milliken, now secretary of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association of America, spoke to the Maine Women’s Club of New York City at the Waldorf. He outlined rules governing films, the shift away from profanity, and the educational use of cinema in classrooms and medical instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl BH. Milliken
Motion Picture Producers’ and Distributors’ Association of America
Maine Women's Club of
New York City
Dean
Waldorf
WLS
Milliken
Cleveland
Lowell Temple Installs Officers in Ceremony
Officers of the Lowell temple were installed Wednesday night with Lila Haskeal of Auburn acting as installing officer. OA Sapper received the gavel as a guest cake bore the emblem while Sheriff and Mrs Albert Henderson sang and Mrs Henderson accompanied. New officers include Louise Munro chief, Laura Munro senior, Emily Williams junior, Ada Chanes manager, Gertrude Stewart finance, Alice Thowie records, Marion Bows protector, Illa Jaquith guard.
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Lowell Temple
Tos
Lila Haskeal
Auburn
OA Sapper
Sheriff
Albert
Henderson
Genesta Circle Hosts Large Gathering for Annual Entertainment
Genesta sewing circle members organized and hosted their annual entertainment night led by president Mrs Edith Savage. A covered dish supper preceded performances by Mrs Sarah Shaw Mrs Mabel Merrill and others with readings songs and a skit finale. Prizes for the card session went to Jason Merrill first Mrs Eunice Walters second and Miss Genesta Corliss consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Sewing — Circle
Edith Savage
Adolph Ehlers
Eunice Walters
Mabel Merrill
Sarah Shaw
Madelyn Skelton
Genesta Corliss
Sagudalive Supreme Court to Convene in Bath Next Tuesday
The January term of Sagudalive Supreme Court will convene in Bath next Tuesday with Associate Justice Sacre v. Devsy of Bar Tarbor presiding. The grand jury will consider the evie denes in the case of Raymond Petit of Brunswick who pleaded guilty before Judge John Woheegan in Bath municipal court to the murder of Mrs Maria Bk. White in Popsham on Dec 22. One who was held without bail. The grand jury will consider evidence in other cases presented by the county attorney Arthur J. Dunton. Thus far one civil case of unusual importance has room into view. The following have been drawn for traverse jury duty: Arrowsie Hugene Baker Bath Fernald D. Crocker Daniel T. Dougherty Edward B. Smith Willin Bb. Temple Eubra KL Troop Oscar PF. Wright Toddwoin A. J. Small sowdoinhaim Robert Ji. Patten George W. Weeks Georgetown Natt BF Trowe Phippsburg George BL McNulty Richmond Roy Brown Charles M Decker John TL Witham Topshawm Mdwina At Hildreth Harold AL Thildreth Maurice AL Luce West Bath William Bailey Woolwich Edgar W. Bailey
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Sagudalive Supreme Court
Bath
Sacre v. Devsy
Bar Tarbor
Evie Denes
Raymond Petit
Brunswick
John Woheegan
Bath Muticipal Court
Maria BK. White
Popsham
Arthur J. Dunton
Arrowsie
Hugene Baker
Fernald D. Crocker
Daniel T. Dougherty
Edward B. Smith
Willin Bb. Temple
Eubra KL Troop
Oscar PF. Wright
Towdoin
A. J. Small
Sowdoinhaim
Robert Ji. Patten
George W. Weeks
Georgetown Natt BF
Trowe
Phippsburg
George BL McNulty
Richmond
Roy Brown
Charles M Decker
John TL Witham
Topshawm
Mdwina At. Hildreth
Harold AL Thildreth
Maurice AL Luce
West Bath
William Bailey
Woolwich
Edgar W. Bailey
Queen Esther Lodge Installs Its Officers
The Queen Esther Rebekah lodge held its annual installation Tuesday at Odd Fellows hall. District officers Leona Osier and Mary Thompson presided. new officers include Harriet Tuinker as noble grand, Harriet Stagard as vice grand, Fannie Thurlow as chaplain, Annette Pinkham secretary, Louis McKeiver treasurer, Lucy Stover inside guardian, Rae Haywood outside guardian, Kiva Helah conductor, Nellie Leeman warden, Nellie Lord right supporter, Emma Copeland left supporter, Elizabeth Tedford right supporter of the vice grand, Charlotte Heald left supporter of the vice grand, Florence Mank as past noble grand, who received the collar and a white gold wrist watch. The officers were presented gifts, followed by refreshments and a social hour.
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Leona Osier
Mary Thompson
Round Pond
Harriet Tuinker
Noble Grand
Harriet Staggard
Fannie "Thurlow
Annette Pinkham
Louis McKeiver
Lucy Stover
Guardian
Rae Haywood
Kiva Helah
Nellie Leeman
Nellie Lord
Emma Copeland
Elizabeth Tedford
Charlotte Heald
Florence Mank
Lois McKeiver
Jennie Barrin
Eva Atwood
Elizabeth McCabe
Harriet Woolcott
Submarine Safety Discussed At West Bath Grange Meeting
Attendees including John J. Carey Jr William E White and Sheriff Albert Trenderson debated improving safety devices aboard submarines. The event featured a farce "Saving the Situation" by J Mason Wright and others, with an orchestra of David Henderson George Burns Lizzie Hinggett and Thacold Safford. A total of 65 people attended with 12 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
John J. Carey, Jr
William E. White
Albert Trenderson
Thacold Safford
David Trenderson Sais Woseng
For Sale Items and Psychic Reader Listings in Bath and Brunswick
Classified notices list items for sale including a bar robe and a lady's fur coat with contact in Bath, plus virgin wool yarn from a Maine manufacturer. Also advertised is Madame Chase a clairvoyant card reader in Brunswick offering advice at 50 cents with address on Union Street.
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Tel
Fred Daley
Tigh Street
Bath
Jbargain
H. A. Bartlett
Harmony, Maine
Madame Chase
Union Street
Brunswick
Maine
North Center P T A Plans Skating Pond Use and Founders Day
The North Center P T A held a regular meeting Tuesday with vice president Mrs. Lewis Gannon presiding. A committee was formed to confer with city authorities about flooding the park pond to create a skating rink for children. The group approved a rummage sale in January and planned Founders Day for February 17, with a joint program with the South End P T A. Committees were named for both events and refreshments were provided afterward.
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North- Center
Parent-Teacher Association
Lewis Gannon
LeRoy Colby
John A. Legro
Arthur Sewall
Ralph W. Breage
Park
Scott Golder
John Legro
Robert B. Hateh
Ten
Lewis Berry
Rosese IP Meladden
Tahoe Grange Meeting Delights with Harmonica Solo
Bowdoin Center hosts a well attended Grange gathering with a Harmonica Solo by an Overseer as members discuss topics like housework and auto necessity. A surprise timber number engages all, followed by homemade candy and a social hour. Next Saturday Sister Mary Cornish leads the surprise timber.
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Tahoe Grange
Bowdoin Center
Nisin
Ae Orthy
Bro
Donald Jasper Jscussion
Bros
Herbert Roberts
Wilbur Skelton
Nate Doughty
Worthy Lee
Adams
Worthy Ter Baker
Guy Williams
Mary Cornish
Three Applications For Membership In Topsham Grange
Topsham grange held its regular meeting Saturday evening with three applications brought in and one balloted on. The lecture program included instrumental music by Henrietta Sawyer, a tableau arranged by Grace Alexander, and a debate on the Farm Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
Anusie
Henriett Sawyer
Grace Alexander Sieeeeeee
George Clifford Varileohe
Renee Doris Edgecomb
Mary Hayward
Harry Rackley
West Bath Grange program delights with readings and poem
Two numbers on the West Bath grange program Monday night pleased the audience. Guests Mrs Ha Day of Dromore grange gave two character readings in costume and Dr Ida Rowe of Five Islands grange read an original poem titled Toast to the Men that drew prolonged applause.
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West Bath Grange
Ha Day
Dromore Grange
Ida Rowe
Islinds Grange
Odd Items Of Interest From Around The Nation
New York officials note the proper city pronunciation of Houston differs from New England usage while New Yorkers call it Plewston. A Jacksonville general reports 3.5 million pennies returned to machines nationally and AGENT M00 pennies in circulation. Hin Cheung Chan captains Houlton College soccer. nine concert bureaus merge to book stars like Galli Curci and Chaliapin. Sixty percent of the 6.5 million estate of Count Karolyi is set for cultural use. Andy Lytle, long Penn State follower, dies at 50. a memorial is planned. An octogenarian bachelor's brick house marks graves with a stone shaft for beloved horses and dogs.
Pythian Sisters Install Officers and Social at Bowdoinham
The Pythian Sisters held a year opening ceremony in Bowdoinham naming officers led by Hannie Deneham with Georgian Berry and Stebba Given. A buffet lunch followed as residents reported local visits, farm notes, and community business including Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co. and Mutual Fire Insurance events.
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Pythian
City events mix entertainment and civic notices
Red Men hall hosts an Friday evening entertainment for T. W. Hyde camp funds with My Country Aunt, Bob and His Dancing Girls, solos and dances. Winter Street Men's club hosts J Harry McLellan as speaker. The original Hounds club plans a beef steak dinner at Masonic temple Saturday. George Litch of Stoneham is injured in an auto crash. Arthur G. Oliver, formerly of Bath Times, reports on the S-4 collision. Bath bridge activity and improvements at Lewiston Buick Co. and Bridge-Merrill lighting change draw attention. Public showers and school activities noted along with highway engineer change in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's Hall
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
Bob
Eva J. Lemont
Ha Day
Winter Street Men's Club
J. Harry McLellan
Bath
Masonic Temple
Edward Morse
Fred Ss. Curtis
Thomas Houston
Walker Lewis
Arthur G. Oliver
New Bedford Times
Bath Times
Vaulding
Provincetown
Oliver
Miles
Baulding
New Bedford
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Price
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Association
Army
Suth
Frank B. Nichols
Bath Daily
Viraes
Thorey © Webber
W. CO
T. U
Frances 0. Lane
Lada Varney
James de Lockery
Front Street
Genesta Circle
Queen Esther Lodge
P.T.A
New
New York
Jacksonville
Charles P. Stamimerdi
Florida
Cinton
N.Y
Hin Cheung Chan
Houlton College
Galli Curci
Jeritza
Chaliapin
Othe
Budapest
Michael Karolyi
Tate College
Andy Lytle
Penn State
Bowdoinham
Pythian Sisters
Tast
Hannie Deneham
Georgian Berry
Stebba
Minta’ Wilson
Hazel Cornish
Midith Rowe
Florence Seigars
Sarah Small
Prudence Lucy
Shazel Denham
Beatrice Brown
Jessie Cromwell
Portland
Bert Williams
Bay Road
Long Branch
William Given
Lewiston
Henry Trish
Lelis Moore
Massachusetts
Sagadahoc Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Paul Mines
Lang View
George Th. Shacker
BF. EE Siegiars
W. OS
Given
G. H. Prickett
BE. C. Baker
Al‘bert
Hlenderson
BF. Lang
W. Od. Kendall
Paul Nimes
Douglass
Ralph McEwen
William Miller
Judge Ames
Unity
B.ol. White
Selectmen’s
Dwight J. Moody
Selectmen’s Office
United States
William T. Hall
Clark
Silas Hamilton
Gardiner
Ellsworth Leavitt
Lauris Willson
Augusta Post Office
EF. KE. Wilson
Frank Seigars
Barbara
C. L. Browne
Clara Fogg
Mary Libby
Wattie Andros
W. B. Donnell
Virginia
Dorothy Scott
Helen Britt
FE. Emery
Waterville
Frank Jenkins
Rothens Douglas
Jack
Bridge
G. RR. Cutler
Ethel Willis
Cathance
C.L. Brown
Charles Berry
Lottie Cobb
Augusta
Carrie
Blanch Woodworth
Sineel
George Litch
Stoneham
Mass
Tie
Charles C. Low
High Street
Low
Jennie Harvey
Hotel Phoenix
Lewiston Buick Co
Broad Street
Bridge-Merrill Inc
South End
Washington Street
Lucien D. Barrows
Paul Sargent
Senter
Bath Department Store
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