Miss Clare Eames Plays Virgin Queen in New York
Miss Clare Eames, cousin of Mme Emma de Gogorza, stars as Elizabeth in Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper at the Booth Theater New York. Her path from painting to drama included studies with Marah Cowell Lemoine and the Sergeant School, with early roles at Greenwich Village Theater.
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Clare Eames
Mme
Emma Mames de Gogorza
Princess Elizabeth
Virgin Queen of
England
Mark Twain
Prince and the
Booth Theater
New York
Miss Hares
Bath
Miss Hames
Hartford
New England
United States Navy
Mark ‘Twain
Hayden Eames
Shanghai
China
Eames
Fath
Mme. Eames
Emailio de Gogorza
Miss Hamilton
William T. Hamilton
Maryland
Miss Fames
Cleveland
Ohio
Everal
Minemes
Paris
Marah Cowell Lemoine
Sergeant School
Lyceum
Greenwich Village Theater
Schnitzler
William Faversham
Greenwich Villiage
Tie
Fhe
Elizabeth
Vince
Miss Eames
Bath Team Wins State Championship
In a one sided game at the Y gym Bath YMCA defeated Lewiston YMCA 84 to 11 to earn a trip to Chelsea Massachusetts for a game with Chelsea YMCA. Lavin was absent for Lewiston due to illness and Shanahan started at left forward.
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Y.m.hla
Bath
Y.muhla
Lewiston
Chelsea
Mass
Y.M.H.A
Tath Boys
Lavin
Shanahan
Legion Bowlers Lead the League in Thrilling Victory
The American Legion bowling team beat the Eagles 1479 to test, taking first place as the Eagles faltered. Legion surged from a poor run in prior matches and closed the first round just two points from tying a club record, signaling a likely tight race with the Wish team for top honors. The Eagles and Legion now appear set for a season battle as remaining matches unfold.
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American Legion
Eagles
Legioners
Legion
Washington
The
Morse High School Contest Raises Over 200 Dollars
More than $200 was realized in a competitive contest among Morse high school classes last week. A freshman English class issued a general challenge that drew participation from all classes. The contest closed Monday afternoon with the freshman class leading by per capita average of anhour SULTS, while the junior class followed with a per capita total just over one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Gen Azgapetian speaks at Bath Rotary on Armenian relief
Large Bath Rotary gathering at King Tavern heard Gen Azgapetian, noted diplomat linguist, recount Turkish atrocities against Armenians. He wore a military uniform with decorations and urged funds to feed and clothe starving Armenian children, stating $5 feeds one child. Action on the appeal expected at next meeting.
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Bath Rotary Club
King Tavern
Azgapetian
John C. Prince
Maine
The
Near East Society
Robert H. Jack
Bowdeinham
George P. Davenport
Allen M. Irish
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Culbert McGay
Clinton JD. Wilson
Morse High School
Willard E. Sprague
Glenn C. Joyce
Charles P. Wetherbee
Fred B. Teeling
Gen. Azgapetian
Rotary
Ile
Club
Armenian General Neyteh Khan Azgapetian Fights Turco-German Forces
Mesrop nevton Khan Azgapetion known as Ney teh Khan, Armenian patriot and cosmopolitan born in Constantinople, educated at Roberts College Geneva and Columbia. An American citizen who joined the Seventh Regiment NY, served Persia, then Russia with Armenian volunteers against Turkey before fleeing to America amid Bolshevik upheaval.
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Azganetian
Azgapet
Azgapetian
Mesropnevton Khan Azgapetion
Neyteh Khan
Persia
Orient
Roberts College
University of Geneva
Switzerland
Columbia University
New York City
America
Constantinople
United States
Crack Seventh Regiment
State Department
TMI
Washington
Legation
Sewall Recovers From Automobile Accident
William H. Sewall, knocked down by a car on November 27 while alighting from a trolley, was seen Tuesday morning appearing hale. He left City hospital Monday, returned home on Brunswick road, chopped wool, lit fires, pumped water, bathed without help, though his left hand remains fractured and may not regain full use until spring. He bears no ill will and suffered no pain during his hospital stay, eating three meals daily despite age and the violence of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi'lam H. Sewall
Front Street
Ferry
City Hospital
Brunswick Road
Tle
Sprina
Sewall
Accient
Dow
Spanish War Veterans Install Their Officers
Ernest VMad gar Kateon camp United Spanish War Veterans held a Red Men's hall meeting installing officers by Burt M. Dyer. Names include Frank Keeler commander J J Hamilton senor vice commander OQ A Webber junior vice commander Lewis Eeting officer of day Silas Hart officer of guard W R R Kimball chaplain W J Curran adju tant Burt M. Dyer quartermaster Edward Plummer historian Frank Cocheran senior color sergeant J 8 MeVex junior color sergeant A L Wil dete amatoriaato sergeant Levy Laudie trustee. They voted to buy campaign hats and to meet February Mb at 2 30 p m at GA Re hall to attend a Lincoln memorial with Rev D J Wilson as guest of the Sons of Veterans. A smoke talk and supper followed. attendance was good.
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Ernest Vmadgar
Frank Cocheran
MeVex
Wildete —Amatoriaato
Levy Laudie
GA. Re Hall
Lincoln Memorial
D. J. Wilson
Sons of Veterans
Bowdoinham and Vicinity Community Notices Spread
Bowdoinham reports lodge installations with Florence Robinson of Bath as installing officer and new officers led by Mary Webber. Merrymeeting Grange installs officers with W. H. Gould and Karl Hatch in key posts. A county-wide supper and wood aid at post office info point. Local residents attend banquets, visits, and hospital contacts, with several moving homes, leases, and marriages noted. Charles White promoted in Augusta, Bowdoinham politics praised, and many townsfolk active in Grange and social events.
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Chester Jack
Harl Blodgett
Edna Graves
Wallace Trufant
W. J. Graves
Albert Henderson
PP. A. Cannon
George Ferguson
Ceres
Charles Newton
Vomona
George Berry
Samuel Stover
Bath
I. M. Fowle
Charles Fogg
Douglass
O. Purinton
Randall
Purinton
Lorenzo Minott
Grant Tulse
Sybil Briery
Daisy Mealey
Hortense Cannon
Emma Ferguson
J. C. Dill
Richmond
Joseph Tealey
Will Curtis
Detroit
Méeh
Mr. Curtis
Towdoinham
Dwight Ames
Paul Ames
Ife
Bowdoinham
Richmond Line
Miss Maud Billings
Mr. McKay
Florist
Gardiner
Hiss
Margaret McCullum
Winslow
Bowdoin Center
Sagadahoe Grange
Viola Coombs
H. K
Ralph Dunton
Frances Wilson
Star Aid
PY OK
Jack
Grace Mouley
Bertha Chadwick
Nona Fogg
Evelyn Anckett
Beatrice Small
Wilhelina Newton
Dorothy Dickinson
Gladys Robinson
Evelyn Sedgley
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Rheumatism Relief
Advert says rheumatism is a blood disease with acid in the blood causing muscle and joint pain. Hood's Sarsaparilla is presented as a superior blood purifier and tonic with strength builders. It claims many cures and positive relief, plus Hood's Pills as a laxative.
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Tor
Hood
Dog Tales of Brown and His Hound Toot Across River
William F. Brown and his hound Toot braved the cold on a Tuesday rabbit hunt beyond the river. The brief tale highlights their outdoor pursuit and canine companionship.
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William F. Brown
Toot the crossbreed hound feats in severe weather chase
A dog named Toot, a mix of foxhound and beagle, chased a rabbit for an hour and was nearly captured by his master in harsh weather. Brown and others report Toot has felled 15 rabbits this season. Rex the black spaniel, owned by Driver Edward H Cook, alerted a fire call but was locked in the firehouse. Police kept Perry the bulldog warm at Center street overnight after finding him shivering. Rex and the dogs endearing to their handlers reflect local canine reputation.
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Rex
Center Street
Perry Bull
Winnegance
Morse score myth busted in state record lore
Goth fans misread a recent Morse High 100 point team total as a state scholastic record. The Lewiston Sun notes true records were Edward Little with 107 points against Freeport in 1915 16 and Edward Little 124 12 over North Yarmouth in 1912 13, the latter cited as the state record.
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Goth
Morse High
Rockland High
Edward Little
Freeport
North Yarmouth
Lewiston Sun
Two Still Alarms From Cold Blaze at Two Homes
On Tuesday evening firefighters responded to a chimney fire at 11 Floral Street occupied by Melvin Whitlam. One pony extinguished the blaze, no damage. A second alarm at Charles A Hooker homestead on Vine Street required two chemical ponies and water, burning two hours in zero mercury conditions, but caused no damage.
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KE. H. Cook
Combination 4
Floral Street
Melvin ID. Whitlam
Charles A. Hooker
Vine Street
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H. P. Boudreau
Liberty Theatre
Paramount and
Artcraft Pictures
Bath Opera House
Opera House
Bath Y.M.H.A
Miller
Poviea
M. Vovieh
Ewes
Richland
Mikelsky
Bao
Lewiston Y.M.H
Silverman
Cee
R. Rutenberg
Pet Newers
Isornstein
Eevee
M. Rutenberg
Teerdie
Burlet
Haley Timer
Povich
Legion Bowlers
American Legion Slocomb
Hennessey
HOG
Russell Eee
Morse Ag
Pmtewartene
Gen
William H. Sewall
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary and
Merrymeeting Grange
Doris
Herbert
Ida Slanehard
Woburn
C. A. Newton House
Pierce
F. A. Small
Beatrice
JL. M. Small
the Ridge
R. H. Jack
Charles Hackett
Frost
Hodgkins
Government Forestry Department
Silas Hamilton
George TL. Alexander
Ridge
Portland
Charles M. White
State Agricultural Department
Augusta
Frank S. Adams
Lowdeinham
Charles l. Brown
Pleasant Street
J. H. Antes
Aroostook
Penobscot
W. E. Lake
Jessie Amey
W.E.N.S
Miss Ames
Robert BE. Woodworth
M. Viola Haskell
Otis N.E
Liberty ST
Howard
Octave Breton
Brunswick
William Brown
Morse
Acorn
Tam
N. Y. Life Insurance Co
Dummer Ct
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