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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
2
West Bath Logging and Local School Lunches Report
West Bath lumber crew tows timber from the Winter Farm to Morse Mill in Winnegance, amid snow. Local school hosts hot lunches starting Thursday with Miss Marion Jaques teaching and 13 pupils bringing personal dishes. Community notices include visits, employment changes, ice-harvesting, a grange meeting with a pro bridge stance, and social gatherings at Sabine and Campbell's Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Morse & Sons
Winnegance
Winneganee Creek
Morse Mill
Littlefield
Marion Jaques
Wilton Bates
Thornton
Sabine
Mr. Bates
Patricia Bates Duren
Duren
Margaret Bates
Samuel F. Bates
Edward W. Sampson
Willian A. Furber
Bath
Birch Point
Golden Rule Mirrors Motives In Self Evaluation
A brief note urges readers to measure their actions by the Golden Rule first, then assess others. It emphasizes aligning motives with ethical standards to foster sincerity and clearer judgments in daily conduct.
Magee Has Material For A Great Bowdoin Season
Bowdoin coach Johnny Magee expects a strong indoor season with last year’s relay unit returning. Key performers Bob Foster Hal Littlefield John Tarbell Cock Tailton Mason Bowen and others shape a deep team. Freshmen Winner Morgan Swett Hewitt Butler Simpson join veterans as Bowdoin eyes American Legion meet in Portland February 11 and the NLEC in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Magee
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Brown
Dartmouth
Sae
Bob Foster
New England
Hal Littlefield
John Tarbell
Cock Tailton
Tere
Qoen Q
Goig
Mason Mason
Yvenes
Bowen
Diartaoth
AL AL Gimes
Bui
American Legion
One Quile
Mwrcaitie
Toston
NLEC
Owell
Charlie Derry
Robiti
Sellew
Boston
Whittier
Morgan
Swett
Hewitt
Butler
Sonpsen
Piske
Prank Poster
Bob Poster
Simpson
D Bridgtog Academy
Peimt
Woolwich Days Ferry School Closes After Successful Term
The Days Ferry school in Woolwich closed Friday afternoon after a successful term taught by Mrs. Frank J. Walker. A valentine party ended the day with Mrs. Walker receiving an amber necklace from her pupils. Students and staff share news of developments, visits, and community events as the town continues winter activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Frank J. Walker
Noth Woolwich
Alice Preble
Uewsdornham
Florence Baker
Monmouth
AL AL Stott
Pevings Mille
Bostom Wits
Giert
Edgae
Mye Pennovate
Fee Wncaay
Auwusta
Bailes
Wiscasset
Wis
Mes
Mire
Trving Miller
Masine Walker
Murphy’s Corner
Schootionse Mhurs Divevenmins
Mars
Ding's Ferry
Stole
Prank Oh Walker
Papa Vie Wien
Wettess
Charles W. Clifford Jr
Bath
Camden
Clifford
Polland
A. Wodtall
Beth
Soul Harold
Montana
Mie
Ros. Gilmore
Leon Netty
Bruunswick
By OW. Curton
Day's Ferry Pool Meet Planned Sunday January 25
A local gathering was set to be held at Day's Ferry on Sunday January 25 contingent on suitable weather. Organizers await confirmation of the date and the turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day's Ferry
Social Notices From Richmond Area Gatherings
Mrs John Willy visited her brother O W James and attended a three day fair in Richmond. Mrs Glenwood Siegars stayed with Mrs Ann Perkins on Saturday. Mrs Charles Pashard visited her aunt Mrs Harrington in Richmond last week. Mrs Vesta Siegars visits her daughter Mrs Harold Wall in Gardiner. Mrs Fred Carleton visits friend Mrs Blanch Densmore at the Ferry. Mr and Mrs Charles James of Richmond visited Tuesday with his sister Mrs John Lilly. Mrs Ann Perkins is ill and under the care of Dr Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willy
O. W. James
Richmond
Glenwood Siegars
Ann Perkins
Charles Pashard
Harrington
Vesta Siegars
Harold Wall
Gardiner
Fred Carleton
Blanch Densmore
Bath Box Company Reports A Successful Year
Bath Box Company reports a prosperous year with Jats A. Gillis of New Haven re-elected president and general manager. Officers elected include Fred W. Courser of Warner and Wellington A. Moore of Bath. directors also list Gillis, Courser, Moore and Arthur J. Dunton. The firm notes large timber stocks and high plant efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jats A. Gillis
New Haven
Conn
Bath Box Co
New England Association of Box Manufacturers
Pres
Gillis
Fred W. Courser
Warner
N. TL
Wellington A. Moore
Bath
Courser
Moore
Arthur J. Dunton
Gardiner Lecture Postponed To January 29
William Tudor Gardiner Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives will not attend due to illness. The Cosmopolitan club lecture is postponed one week and will be held Thursday night January 29. Ticket holders may use their passes on the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cooke
Bath
Rachael Griese Everson Stinson
Millard Hansen
Westport
William Leeman
William Tudor Gardiner
Maine Elouse of Representatives
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath City Hospital Trustees Elect Committees
Bath city hospital trustees announced at their annual meeting the appointment of committees and executives. Finance includes Rodney E. Ross as chairman with Oliver Moses and Hubert H. McCarty. Executive chaired by George V. Davenport with Arthur J. Dunton and others. Supply chaired by Mrs. Charles W. Welch. House led by Miss Julia Watson. Benevolent chaired by Mrs. J Albert Redlon. Medical staff lists multiple doctors led by Dr K E Fuller. Pathology by Dr Mortimer Warren. Auditor Hiram L D Stevens. Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City Hospital
Rodney FE. Ross
Oliver Moses
Hubert H. McCarty
Charles I. Wetherbee
Julia Watson
Charles P. Wetherbee
Leonice Morse
Galen C. Moses
J. A. Redlon
J. Albert Redlon
Henry C. Wright
Frederick 12
Drake
KE. M. Fuller
Seth S. Mullin
James O. Lincoln
Harry F. Morin
Langdon I Snipe
Byron FL. Barker
A. A. Stott
Clarence A. Weaslee
Horace Fox
Mben J. Marston
Warren BE. Kershner
Aurist
Kershner
Movin
British motor trade brisk despite tariff cuts
Sir John Simon reports a strong British motor trade after McKenna duties were repealed. Birmingham is described as a tariff reform hub and motor share market center. He notes newspapers claim active motor shares, reduced prices, and a thriving light car industry, with gramophones and pianos showing similar prosperity and a looming piano shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simon
Birmingham
Longtime Grocer Retires as Son Takes Over Shop
MUsworth’s oldest business man retires after 45 years running a grocery store. Austin H. Joy will take over the business and continue the family name on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musworth
Austin H. Joy
Rabbit Big’s A Cow In Witt Swamp Report
A Norway nimrod soberly reports seeing a rabbit in Witt swamp as large as a cow. It stood its ground and even bit and kicked at dogs, and no one dared shoot the creature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway Nimrod
Witt
Talk on Astronomy Before Church Club
John J. Burkhart addressed Grace Episkopal church Men's club on astronomy in an open forum. He outlined modern instruments for measuring heavenly bodies, cited leading scientists and discoveries abroad, and explained forecasting methods and eclipse details for January 24. Carroll Witson presided and refreshments followed the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Burkhart
Burkhardt
Carroll Witson
Four Men Arrested by Federal Officers
Four men from Bay Point and nearby, Herman Spinney, Ralph Spinney, Alonzo Curtis, and Aubrey Steen, were arrested by U S deputy marshals on prohibition violations. They appeared before Judge John J Keegan for bail and were ordered to appear before U S Commissioner Gould in Portland. Spinney previously served time in the Atlanta federal pen for prohibition violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Ralph Spinney
Bay Point
Alonzo Curtis
Aubrey EK
Steen
Perry Street
Seth May
John Js Keegan
United States
George S. Gould
Portland
Walter S. Keenes
Simeon Harriman
Herman Spinney
Atlanta
Gould
Bath to light streets if sun eclipse darkens city
Division Superintendent Ralph W. Bragg of Central Maine Power Co will ensure Bath street lights are on Saturday forenoon if the sun eclipse darkens the city. Bath is expected to experience about a 90 percent eclipse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Bragg
Central Maine Power Co
Bath
Miss Lermond Hosts Junior Misers Gathering
Miss Sarah Lermond entertained Junior Misers on Monday evening at her Washington street home. Refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs. Arthur Sampson, Mrs. Arthur Lemont, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Frank Lemont and Miss Bessie Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lermond
Washington Street
Arthur Sampson
Arthur Lemont
John Taylor
Frank Lemont
Bessie Potter
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COATS
Bolivia
Berkeley Cambric
Gardiner Richmond
Bath Department Store
Center Street
West Bath
Morse
Winne
Gance
Fred White
Edward Cook
Walter Kingsbury
Quaker Point
Lowell School
Marguerite
Wendall Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Morse High School
Dorothy Stilkey
Rye Aut Sar
Lillian Brown
Foster's Point
Lexington
Mass
Miami
Fla
Baltimore
Carrie Hodgkins
Clara Noyes
Everett
Adnan Larrabee
J. FE
West Bath Grange
Harry Peterson
Edwin Pinson
Edwin Hageeit
Rae Raney
Frank Beals
Herbert Simpson
Kennebec
Edwin EE. Pinser
Edwin W. Haggett
David Slenderson
Therbert Cavanaugh
Ding Hall
Omer Diggins
Grange
Frank
Kathryn Hagan
Frank Cromwell
Ann
Sabine Improvement Association
Doster
Krow
Arrken
Benchmont
Evelyn Dates
Minnie Haley
Louis Eisenzimer
Joseph Adan
Louis Eisenzimmer
Leon Oates
Sige
Noves
Charles H. Bates
Edward Marston
Chirence Tyves
Mir
Joseph Adams
John McNary
al HE Doves
Walter Hill
Minnie Riley
Evelyn Bates
Rheta Aitken
Leon Bates
H. W. Aitken
Charles T. Bates
Kenneth Clifford
Norway Medicine CO
Small’s Radio Shop
Bath, Maine
Magee
Stockton
Dith Bo Spaulding
Caroline St. Berry
Peter McRae
Woolwich
Dresden
Bath Box Company
John E. Burkhardt
Grace Church
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