Former Governor Milliken Addresses Mews Club
Ex governor Carl E Milliken spoke on The Spirit of America at Winter Street Church before the Mews club and parishioners praising 300 years of Pilgrim legacy. He urged immigrant awareness of American history Thrift clean living and faith to defend the nation from internal threats. Local church leaders compared Milliken with Charles E Hughes noting shared honor and service as attendees enjoyed social hour and refreshments.
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Spirit of
America
Carl E. Milliken
Langdon T. Snipe
Maine
Mews Club
Winter Street
Rath
Milliken
Ife
Pres
William Schaubel
Snipe
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Library Adopts New System for Classification
Miss Margaret Foote at Vatten Free Library explains a new six category scheme for 24 000 volumes. Books will be numbered by author initials, a number, and title initials ALI9CA, with sections for literature fine arts philosophy religion sociology and fiction. Readers will locate titles by class then by author or title in alphabetical order, aided by visible rack labels. The system aims to ease search once patrons learn it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Foote
Vatten Free Library
Miss Foot
Louisa M. Alcott
Morse Handles Kent's Hill In 58 to 20 Victory
Morse surged to a 58 to 20 win over Kent's Hill at the Bath Y. Hillerkins led Morse with 18 baskets, while Captain Sprague and guards Mc Farland Clements Wold starred on defense and offense. The first half held Kent's Hill to one basket as Morse players followed coach Walbridge's team play. subs impressed, giving Morse a fast, balanced attack and a strong depth chart for the season.
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Morse
Kent's Hill
Hillerkins
Capt. Sprague
Morse Guards
McFarland
Clements
Wold
Kent
Morse Boys
Bath Boys
Stover
Sprague
Bill Perkins
Walbridge
Hill
Atwood
Parris
Foote
Annual Meeting of Bath Chapter Red Cross Reports
The Bath chapter of the American Red Cross met at the Red Cross rooms in Sagada block Monday at 4 30. Harold W. DeLong opened the session and records from the last meeting were approved. Treasurers and committee reports were read detailing bedside nursing infant welfare school nursing clinics and home service activities. A large nominating slate for the executive committee was accepted. The meeting adjourned at 5 20. Home Service and Production reports summarized financial status client activity and local and foreign relief efforts including babies clothing and layettes.
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Bath
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Sagada Bock
Harold W. DeLong
Oliver Moses
Frederick E. Drake
William AA. Jack
Seth S. Mullin
Home Service Division
Mary L. Turpin
Langdon T. Snipe
Frederick H. Kimball
John L. V. Burke
Clare Coombs
Thomas 8. Gibbons
Emma Eames de Gogorza
Edward W. Hyde
Priscilla Kimball
James. BK. Lockery
Caroline Moses
Elizabeth Moses
Seth S. Mallin
J. Albert Redlon
Edmund I Briggs
John Ll. P. Burke
Harold W. de Long
John J. Keegan
Crosby Optimistic On Steamboat Plan And Securing Boats
Carl K. Crosby of the Kennebec Navigation Co. returns from Boston Maday hopeful that the Boston and Kennebec route will resume spring service in 1921. He expects funds to take over four steamers and wharf properties before February 1, with Augusta Bath and Bath area providing the remaining stock. If the deal closes, the boats will run again. otherwise, investors will be repaid promptly.
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Carl K. Crosby
Kennebec Navigation Co
Boston Maday
Boston
Kennebec
Kennebec-Boston
Toothbay
Crosby
Augusta
Bath
Kennebec Valley
Fred B. Teeling
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Teeling
Handwork Method Class Teaches Sunday School Craft
Fifteen participants in Sunday school work attended a hands on session led by Miss Susie Parker of Portland at the UMLCLA assembly room. The class demonstrated wax articles cutouts drawings and crafts as practical illustrations of the lesson. The teaching method aims to engage attendees with supervised projects and is to meet every other Tuesday evening with enrollments handled by Secretary Volz.
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Susie P. Parker
Portland
Umlcla
Mss Parke
Parker
Umlclal
YMCA
Volz
Miss Marian Brown Becomes Secretary
Miss Marian EB Brown, formerly history teacher at Morse High School, is named executive secretary of the Republican State Committee of Maine and will run the Augusta headquarters. She replaces Gilbert Ry Chadbourne, newly appointed private secretary to Gov Frederick TL Parkhurst. Brown is associate editor of the Kennebec Journal and has reported state politics for the paper, including the state convention. She plans to compile a complete statewide voter roster at once.
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Marian EB. Brown
Morse High School
Republican State Committee of
Maine
Augusta
Gilbert
Ry Chadbourne
Frederick TL. Parkhurst
State Committee
Kennebec Journal
Bangor
Bigpost
Horsemen Plan Saturday Races at Lily Pond
The same horse classes slated for Saturday afternoon at Lily Pond will get a trial next Saturday if weather cooperates. People from Lisbon Falls and Brunswick will drive to Bath to watch. Later a season horse show on ice is planned with saddle horses racing. Bath owners have recently added several saddle horses. Races will include both male and female riders as skating remains smooth after recent rain and thaw.
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Lily Pond
Lisbon Falls
Brunswick
Bath
Central Maine Power completes Skowhegan power station
Central Maine Power Co finishes a Skowhegan plant in 13 months, a landmark in Maine industry. The project, started in November, now powers the Kennebec river area with 20 000 horsepower capacity and timely progress on the North Channel dam follows spring work.
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Central Maine Powers Co
Skowhegan
Maine
Kennebec
Liv
South Channel
North Channel
O. K
Bath State Ferry Commission Proposed by Senator Baxter
Senator Rupert T. Batser of Sagada hoe county introduces a bill to form the Bath State Ferry Commission to oversee the Bath Woolwich Kennebec ferry. It sets chairman terms, appoints three Bath residents, and fixes annual salaries at 550 dollars, subject to Public Utilities Commission oversight.
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Baxter
Bath State Ferry Commission
Sagadahoe
Commission of Three
Bath
Woolwich
Rupert T. Batser
Sagadahoe County
Kennebec River
Public Utilities Commission
Bath State Ferry, Commission
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Capada Cera Os
John L. Wilson
Warren K. Kershner
Edwin J. Hardin
Herbert EB. Douglas
Thomas E. Artis
Arthur Lemont
Charles Miller
Charles E. Plaisted
Forrest Staples
Kents Hill
Mareh Bence Ewe
E Reese
Relief Office
Osay
Cherevere
Miss Turpin
Central Maine Power Company
Maine Power
June
Jan Seenee
Marian Brown
Brown
Central Maine Power CO
Central
New Power House
Johnson Bros Co
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