Mothers' Club Card Party Aids Village School Book Fund
The Winnegance Mothers' Club held a card party at the community house to benefit the village school book fund. Bid whist winners were Joseph B. McCutcheon and Mrs. Almon R. Perry with consolation prizes to Parker O. Rogers and Mrs. Frank Perow. The event drew local residents including workers home for the weekend. cocoa and coffee were served.
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Mothers’ Club
Winneganeee Mothers’ Club
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Almon R. Perry
Parker O. Rogers
Frank Perow
Harry F. Oliver
Portland
Charles FE. Hewitt Jr
Kittery Navy Yard
Thatcher Vinkham
Thatcher Barker Winkham
Kittery
Winkham
Thomas Haley
Bath
Samuel Jordan
Portsmouth
Woman's Auxiliary
Leon I. Pennell
Squawebb
Parker
C. Rogers
Harry
John M. Sheffield
James O Lincoln
George Dennison
Freeport
Leon Pennell
Tinswethy Rogers
Mildred Hathaway
Rorkport
Merc
Rogers
Eleares Dorin
Germanteam
Med
Nevnepen
Charlies FL Hewitt
Vortien
Albert Parris
Robert Monsen
Thesby
City predicts fivefold growth to five million in two years
In a recent address Gilbert Werizhr spoke of Los Angeles tripling its population to five million within two years. He noted France hosting about 200000 alien visitors and expressed uncertainty about their handling.
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Lax Angeles
Gilbert Werizhr
France
First Steam Fire Engine Arrives in Bath in 1866
Sixty years ago Bath welcomed its first steam fire engine City of Bath No 1 during tests amid strong wind and streams reaching Sagadahoc House on Front Street. The era introduced Patton hand engines Kennebee 1 Tor rent 2 and Delage % arriving Oct 15 1867, followed by Long Beach No % Feb 19 1872 and Kennebec do 3. Bath then housed jumpers six hand engines three steam engines and one meter pumper alongside other historic hand engines used by various groups.
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City of
Bath No. 1
Sagadahork
Front
Center Street
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
Vath
Edward W. Vaughan
Bath Young People Take Marriage Vows
Miss Helen S Powers and Thomas J Cumming wed Monday at St Marys rectory in Bath. Father Joseph Harrix presided. Only two families and intimate friends attended including Edward Power as best man. The bride wore cream satin with braided chiffon and satin hats. Afterward a breakfast at the Powers home on Cummings Street. The couple plan to live at 18 Cummings Street after a brief trip to Portland. Mrs Cummings a Morse High graduate and active in local athletics. He is foreman at J W Cummings Feldspar Co.
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Helen S. Powers
Thomas J. Cumming
Marrie
St. Mary's Rectory
Joseph Harrix
Edward Power
Brifle
Raymond Powers
Crmemings Street
John W. Comseings
Euagene Desmond
Amirex Flaherts
Marion Porington
Less Bath
Charles Brswell
Brunswick
Cummings
Drieve
Portland
Basten Ami
Comming
Morse Hish
Dasx
Ehre
J. W. Cummings Feldspar Co
Civil Service Exams For Rural Carrier Recruitment
The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations for rural carrier vacancies in Wisconsin and surrounding districts. Eligibility requires U.S. citizenship and adherence to Form 1900 criteria. Pay ranges from 240 to 520 per annum plus mileage, with separate exams for rural routes and rail or steamer posts. Applications, including a photograph, must be filed by the specified deadline. advance notices will be mailed to applicants.
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Milton FL Chingins
Frath Porst
Er- View
United States Civil Service Commission
Wiscasse
Ocrur
Pereieliie
Bevis
Wean
Catine
Wales
United States
Camameesiem
Washington, DC
Washington
CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER TERMS DESCRIBED
A discussion outlines filling a vacancy created by the death of David W Scribner. Capt Walter M Mallett has been appointed by the Governor. the unexpired four year term begins January 1 1927 and will be filled by election in September. Voters will see on the ballot whether nominees seek long or short terms as required by state statute and secretaries of state guidance.
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David W. Scribner
Ne Ance
Walter M. Mallett
Fopsham
Brewster
Scribner
Septtember
George M. Stinson
Woolwich
Stinson
Secretary of State
Offier
Vicrause
Telephone's Golden Jubilee marks fifty years of global reach
The article celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the telephone at the Centenary of American Independence, noting its global spread from its American invention by Bell. It recalls early experiments by Alexander Graham Bell, the development of switchboards, and the progression toward automated exchanges, with a forecast of widespread automatic telephones and near universal adoption. It mentions World Fair showcases and key figures in early telephony, highlighting rapid advancement and continued evolution today.
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Philadelphia
United States
Carrie
Alesander Graham
Bell and Ware
Woerster
Marx
A. E. Streefger
Kameas Ciy
Missouri
Joseph Harris
Brash Electric Co
Baltiemere
Ta Porte
Indiama
Capial
Iam
Sorreial
Largeal Comeiéeracinas
Seltzer and Hall of Fame Rumors in Mem Beaters Saga
Fragmentary notes discuss an Aubern group with figures named Seltzer and Dewmerist. Questions arise whether Seltzer and allies left the organization and whether Seltzer remains active in a rival effort. The text hints at elections or leadership changes without clear conclusions.
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Hall of Fame
Seltzer
Aubern ix
Axsortation
Mrs Asenath Wallace Dies at 91 in Phippsburg
Mrs Asenath W Wallace 41 oldest woman in Phippsburg and wife of Urial F Wallace died early Monday from complications of two to three years. Born Spruce Head she lived at Small Point since marriage and belonged to Small Point church and Bodwell Grange. Survived by husband three sons Fernando Edwin Irving. two daughters Mrs William W Hoxmer and Mrs Charles Pye.
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Asenath W. Wallace
Phippsburg
Urial F. Wallace
Spruce Head
William and
Axefiath Gregory
Wallace
Small Point
Bod‘well Grange
Pernando
Edwin Wallace
South Portland
Irving Wallace
William W. Hoxmer
Wath
Charles Pye
Small Paint
Bidwell Grange Installation of Teadwell Box
Bidwell Grange of Small Point tallied year offers and presented officers in the Independent issue. Members including Myrtle Pre and Fred Curtix hosted a supper for visitors and candidates after receiving the third and fourth degrees in a formal lodge ceremony.
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Teadwell Grange
Itx
Blueprint of Colonial Club shows midship section of frigate Constration
Vieut Jobe A Lord presents a blue print of the first midship section of the frigate Constration drawn by Lord. The view highlights every plank and timber with markings. Reconstruction work proceeds at Charlestown mats yard with Bath men employed. Talks of shortages and economic concerns appear amid a muddled report on crops and daily life.
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Jobe A
USNL
Lien
Liews
Charlestown
Bath
Poh
Bath Hospital Annual Meeting Document Fragment
Bath Hospital annual meeting notes list cash and asset totals including furniture and fixtures, nurses' home, hospital policy lines, trust funds for maintenance, and multiple investor holdings with varied percentages. Auditor IL T. Stevens signs off December 16, 1025.
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Hartford
Great Northern Ky. Co
Mississippi River Power Co
Gov
Central
Pacific Gas & Electric
Savings Bank Book
Bath Trast Co
Bath City Hospital Superintendent Report 1925
Minnie E. Furbish describes Bath City Hospital gains in nursing education standards adding Mary MacDougall as instructor and a new classroom and demonstration room. The report notes increased student numbers, three hours recreation, donor gifts, and a gold medal memorial for Doris Purington.
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Bath City Hospital
Bath
Mary MacDougall
Boston City Hospital
Purses
Maine
Sepember
Vath City Hospital Alumni Association
Doris Purington
Minnie E. Furbish
R.N
Ford dealers to post city names on roofs for air traffic
Edsel Ford proposes Ford distributor roof signs to guide air pilots across 10 000 towns. Roofs to display city names in white 12 inch letters facing sky with north pointing arrows, forming nationwide aerial signaling network linking Dearborn Chicago and Cleveland routes.
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Bath Garage Co
Vine Street
Ford Motor Co
Ford E Company
Dearborn
Chicago
Cleveland
Ford
United States
Edsel Ford
Motor Boat Show to Highlight New Designs in City
New England boat builders prepare display of fishing yawls sea sleds and sleek cruisers at the National Motor Boat Show in Grand Central Palace New York City January 22 to 30 The event spotlights standardization of design and production with cruising housing innovations and the radical sea sled among planned exhibits Otto Ulbrich of New York wins 200 by staying awake 100 hours.
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New England
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Bath City Hospital Seeks City Support at Annual Meeting
At the Bath City Hospital annual gathering, Fred J D Hill urged an annual appropriation of 2500 for hospital upkeep and announced three petitions to gather public sentiment before the incoming city government. Trustees then elected committees spanning finance, executive, supplies, house, benevolent acts, and medical staff including Drs Fuller Mullin Lincoln Snipe Barker Stott Peaslee Fox and Warren Kershner along with auditor Miss Marcia Moulton.
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Bath City Hospital
Fred JD. Hill
Hill
William D. Sewall
J. R. Andrews
Charles W. Welch
Frederick H. Kimball
Charles P. Wetherbee
Frederick E., Drake
Charles H. Cahill
Samuel R. Verey
Arthur J. Dunton
Hubert H. McCarty
Edward B. Smith
Joseph M. Trott
Rodney E. Ross
Oliver Moses
George P. Davenport
Samuel R. Percy
Mary F. Gibbons
Jesse Donnell
Harold M. Sewall
John A. Morse
Julia Watson
J. A. Redlon
J. A.redlon
J. i. Andrews
Frederick Drake
BE. M. Fuller
Seth S. Mullin
James Otis Lincoln
Langdon T. Snipe
Byron F. Barker
A. A
Maine Announces Baseball Schedule With Regional Rivalries
The University of Maine released its 12 game and more schedule detailing three games with Colby and two each with Bates and Bowdoin. Home games predominate with dates in Waterville Providence Kingston Durham Brunswick Lewiston and Waterville again. Scheduled matchups include Colby Brown Rhode Island State New Hampshire Bates Bowdoin and open dates.
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Colby
Bates
Bowdoin
University of Maine
Waterville
Brown
Providence
Rhode Island State
Kingston
New Hampshire
Durham
Milk fund drive seeks donations for undernourished pupils
Letters were mailed to district residents by the North-Center P. T. A. requesting contributions to maintain school milk for undernourished children. Donations may be given to Mrs. Edmund P. Briggs, chairwoman, or Mrs. Ralph W. Bragg, treasurer, as part of progressive school policy.
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Edmund P. Briggs
Milk Fund Committee
Ralph W. Bragg
Association
Tourists to Head Westward After East Tour
Tourist travel to Southern California will steadily increase in volume during the remaining winter months and next summer. Harold Stern, manager of the Hollywood Plaza hotel, made the forecast after a lengthy tour of the East.
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California
Harold Stern
Hollywood Plaza Hotel
East
Expect to Break Westward Claim for Los Angeles Office Building Growth
An estimate after an exhaustive survey predicts 1926 will close with 1,423,000 additional feet of rentable office space in Los Angeles. Miss Sadie Armstrong of Trufant Street visits Berlin relatives as the figures hinge on future construction.
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Los Angeles
Fentable
Sadie Armstrong
Trufant Street
Berlin, N.bh
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