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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

7

Death by Own Action Dr Milton's Play Shocks Morse Hall

A dramatic production at Morse high assembly hall depicts a doctor using staged death by own action to teach patients life’s value. Charles Cummings plays Dr Milton with a strong supporting cast including Helen Brown Louise Holbrook and Mary Curran. The three act show features romance, moral turnabouts and a prearranged finale with all characters eventually choosing life over death. The cast and crew praised by Ruth Wilson for polished performances.

Charles Milton Morse High Assembly Hall Marion Bedford Milton Charles Cummings Rudolph Valentino Helen Brown Miss Randolph George Scudder Inspector Nolan Police Wilfred Rice Prof. Sumner Louise Holbrook Dr. Milton Mary Curran Madame Natehi Fletcher Harford Wall Street Howard Miller Ralph Norwell Irene Miller Fannie Falmouth Dorrce Povich Lila Beverly Nolan Pops Mansfield Greece Nolen Sith Dorice Pévier Trene Miller Dorice Povich Harford Prof. Mansfield Ruth Wilson Elizabeth Randall Mary Appleton Elizabeth Coombs Hattie Brown Burnham Dunton Harry Pinson Rosina Bates Beatrice Nichols Mary Lord Luella McDonald Jorge Wotton Lloyd Hooker

Court binds over Owen after hearing story

Philip Owen a 19 year old Portland youth who allegedly confessed to Police Lieut. was arraigned in Bath on being an accessory after the fact in the larceny of Herbert E Worrey’s Reo, Nov 28 1924. Probable cause found by Judge Keegan, Owen bound over to Sagadahoc county grand jury. He testified he joined Perry and Millett in Portland before Thanksgiving and aided in the Portland Boston trip.

Philip Owen Portland Fred Verry Walter Millett Fred F. Hall Bath Keegan Reo Herbert E. Worrey Owen Sagadahoe County Perry and Millett Millett Watter Center Middle Streets Perry Boston Danielson Conn Worrey

Engagement of Chatman and Miss Warren Announced

Joseph T. Chatman son of Mr and Mrs John K Chatman of Kennebunkport plans to marry Janet Warren of Dokio Japan former Salem Mass and granddaughter of Dr Walpole Warren rector of Holy Trinity and St James New York The couple will wed in Tokio in February and travel in Japan Honolulu and the Panama Canal before settling in Andover Massachusetts

Joseph T. Chatman John K. Chatman Kennebunkport Janet Warren Dokio Japan Warren Salem, Mass EF. Walpole Warren Holy Trinity St. James Church New York Chatman Wphillips-Andover Academy Williams College Tokio Honolulu Panama Canal Andover Mass

Nine Year Old Battles Bobcat During Ski Outing

Nine year old Norman Cain of Dexter swung his ski to stun a bobcat that attacked his dog. He carried the animal home where his father found it still alive and shot it. The bobcat weighed 24 to 50 pounds.

Norman Cain Dexter Cain Ti Savas Jean

Federal agents raid Bath in liquor probe

Federal prohibition agents under Seth May, state director, have visited Bath and secured liquor purchase evidence against several residents. Cases are expected to go before the Federal grand jury in Portland. Sheriff J Horace McClure says he did not solicit the agents’ visit.

Seth May Bath Portland J. Horace McClure

Georgetown Social at Methodist Church in Robinhood

A Wednesday social at the Robinhood Methodist church raised 10 for a church lamp. Local residents, including Mrs. Abbie Reynolds and Mrs. Carrol Powers, attended for cake and coffee. Updates note residents visiting Bath, Portland, Daytona Beach and other towns, with several trips and visits listed. An honor roll at Center School includes Marion Hunt and others, and a school committee meeting was held at the chair’s home.

Robinhood Abbie Reynolds Carrol Powers Jones Catherine Oliver Kay Joan Thibodeau West Georgetown Josie Williams Jennie Todd Burnside Powers Bath W.S. Cressey Ralph Dunton Ridgewood N. J Portland Henry Reynolds B. A. Powers Harry Heald W. A. Todd Little River Z. Pinkham Blanche Westall Lewiston George Willis Woolwich Jennie Yodd Catherine Oliver W. T. Boyd Union Frederick Laskey Massachusetts John Hunt Charles Campbell Everett Campbell Howard Heald Abbie Morris J. K. Oliver Center School Marion Hunt Elizabeth Hunt Regina Delano Arthur Delano Junior Hagan Burton Cunningham Orra Mains LB. Dillings T. M. Hagan West Georgetown Wood Folt

Christmas at Punkin Holler play delights Five Islands locals

Five Island school presented Christmas at Punkin Holler at the Grange Hall under Miss Maxine Walker. Cast included Albertina Stevens, Sherman Campbell, Lila Campbell, Barbara Gray, Reed, and many others. About 100 attendees enjoyed songs and humorous lines, with candy sales aiding the Five Island School Improvement League. net proceeds later reported as $18.08 after year expenses.

Punkin Holler Grange Hall Five Island School Maxine Walker Puppets Wdlram Marold Pinkham Mansfield Boucher ‘Reuben Russel Pinkham Aaron Mark Hanna Mosetta Usaas Phyllis Stevens Ceeeirte Ee Font Mona Campbell Faith Dith Christania Pinkham Baliye Baliye Kivtas Foie Seco sae:Orean Carr Stene Tay Elizabeth Mary Jane Veronica Maude Fairweather Myron Campbell Irving Charles Mansfield Richard Sylvester Dickie Boucher Miss Walker Five Island Grange Minnie MacMahan WF. H. Rittall Horace Ritall L. H. Rowe Alice Pinkham Kathleen Gray Alice Cromwell Five Island School Improvement League

Officers Installed by Corliss Street Y P S C E

Corliss Street Baptist Christian Endeavor society held a prominent installation last week after a supper and program. About 50 attended the event with Miss Velma Cornish hosting as toastmaster. New officers include Harry McIntire as president and Irene Coombs as second vice president, with a full slate of committee chairs and a closing speech by Principal Arthur B. Scot of Morse High.

Corliss Street Baptist Christian Endeavor Society Arthur Bb. Scot Morse High Velma Cornish George B. Wolstenhorne Sidney L. Eaton Chester A. Plant Thelma Rich Isle of Somewhere Leland Ames Mr. Eaton Harry McIntire Clifford Russell Irene Coombs Mildred Hunt Olive Hatewell W. W. Chaney Katheryn Trott W. O. Chaney Dorothy Coombs Sadie Coombs Flower Vivian Plant Judson Fowles Isabella Paisley Philip Eaton George Paisley Lucy Coombs John Hunt Olive ‘Hallowel Eleanor Coombs Olive’ Hallowell Kathryn Trott Edith MecPherson Dwinal Caynish Leslie and Mabel Whitten Wildwood Bernice Hunt Howard Wakem Mr. Scott A. O. Thomas Maine Kennebunk Gov. Brewster John Burgon Stearns Scott America RE. Lewis Will Harold Safford Edward Dodge Clifford Linwood Russel Howard Walter Cecil Rowhind Linwood Wiley Harvey Hartley Don Preble Sarah Coombs Clarence MelIntire Mildred Walker Dorothy Lucy Olive Harewell Louise Munsey Kula Fielding Harry MeIntire

Master of Stables Enjoys Deserved Rest After 31 Years

Richard Marsh famed trainer to King Edward VII and King George V retires after 31 years guiding famed racers Thais Persimmon Diamond Jubilee to classic wins. He helped earn $165,000 in stakes for the royal owner. Aroostook farm tale ends with a breakfast return remark as a job seeker seeks shelter.

Edward VII George V Richard Marsh Beau D Grummel Marsh King Edward Prince of Waes Thais

James Price Injured by Fall in Augusta

James Price of Bath, staying at the New City hotel in Augusta, fell down six stairs Wednesday night. He suffered injuries to both shoulders and a painful wrist, was conscious, and taken to Augusta General Hospital for X rays. Police investigated the accident. Mr and Mrs Nate Young and son David and daughter Evelyn have moved to 21 Russell Street in Bath.

James Price Bath New City Augusta Price Dyer Augusta General Hospital Werley Stevens Nate Young David Evelyn Russell Street

Morse Girls Defeat Brunswick in Lopsided Victory

Morse high girls basketball overwhelmed Brunswick high 21 to 10 after a close start. Capt. Marion Wagner starred at forward, Leola Ward scored seven baskets, with Ward, Donnell, McDonald, Moore, and McElman contributing as Morse pulled away in the second half. Next game is against Biddeford.

Morse High Tepee Ahunni Hallowell High Brunswick High Morse Marion Wagner Leola Ward Capt Wagner Allan Spear Capt. Murion Miss Ward Capt. Wagner Frost Brunswick Capt. Marion Miss Frost Ward Leola Award Morse Girls Tuddeford Biddeford

Referee Dorothy Rowe Oversees South Port Match

Scorers include Coombs Fowles Thmers Wilson Crimminus for South Port with four eights on the PP clock, officiated by referee Dorothy Rowe.

Dorothy Rowe South Portland Coombs Fowles Thmers Wilson Crimminus

Tracing the origin of the name Quebec in early maps

The Geographic Board of Canada traces how the name Quebec arose from River St Lawrence narrows noted by Cartier and Champlain. Early spellings include Quebecq and Kebec, with Indigenous origin meaning a narrow passage. The article cites Champlain 1613 1614 accounts and references to Algonquin languages and regional usage in Nova Scotia and maritime provinces.

Dominion Geographic Board of Canada Quebec Guillaume Levasseur Dieppe Henri Harrisse Ottawa Leserbot Champlain Cartier Chianplain St. Lawrence Canadien National Railways Citadel of Montreal Gulf Albert Lacombe Georges Lemoine Silas T. Rand Maritime Provinces Nova Scotia Halifax Liverpool River Milton France Gosselin Tibet

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