Talk On World Court And Other Matters
Mes Morrill Hamlin of Portland addressed a Cosmoplitan club audience on current events. She reviewed the Works Court debate and the 20th amendment proposal, urged larger voter participation, and advocated a Federal Bureau of Education. She ends with a preview of next Saturday’s talk on Great Britain Sees It Through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill Hamlin
Portland
Cosmoplitan Club
GK Congress
Hamlin
Elas
Pfaandin
Washington
Senate
United States
Congress
Federal Bureau of Education
Meeting of Creditors in Gediman Case
First meeting of creditors in the Gediman Bros. matter was held by Referee in Bankruptcy William T. Dtatt. Attending were Henry J. Gedian, Arthur W. Gediman, their attorney Edward W. Dridgham, John D Carey, and Maurice E. Rosen representing Charles L Crockett mortgagee. Mortgage foreclosure and store closure left no funds for unsecured creditors. the referee ordered no trustee and canceled further creditor meetings until further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grediman Bros
William T. Dtatt
Henry J. Gedian
Arthur W. Gediman
Edward W. Dridgham
John D Carey
Ess
Maurice EL Rosen, Esq
Vortland
Charles L Crockett
New York City
Buy All Wool Worsted Yarn From Concord Mills
Purchase high quality worsted yarns in many shades and heathers for hand and machine knitting as well as rug yarns. 4 oz skeins at 50 cents each. Free samples available. Orders be sent C O Pentace naid Concord Worsted Mills West Concord New Hampshire 1-6-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Pentace Naid
Veteran Pedestrian Walks From Topsham to Bath
William Hildreth of Topsham a well known business man walked to Bath on Tuesday morning to discuss business with friends. The trip covered five and a half miles in about one hour sixty minutes, averaging 16 and a half minutes per mile. He was accompanied by Wool Heath of Topsham who was reporting for sagadahoc county supreme court jury service. They noted the frozen snow covered route from Topsham to East Brunswick, about three quarters of a mile between. Temperature was zero at departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 2. Hildreth
Topsham
Bath
Hlildreth
Hildreth
Heath
Topehars
Sagadahoe County
Supreme Court
Mersying Bay
Topeham Tor
Brunswick
Mr. Hildreth
Times
Ple
Frederick EL Heath
Janiaed Plain
Mass
Eildrerh
Mirriedl
Misse Maxwell
Portland Auto Show to Open Saturday
The Portland Automobile Dealers' Association announces a six day auto show at the Exposition Building starting Saturday with a record display of models and a full features program. Howard B. Chandler reports space is fully booked and Gus Tapley Sturtevant plans entertainment highlights. Vincent Lopez Club Orchestra of New York City is among the major musical features. Queen Mary reportedly purchased seventy clocks as gifts for loyal tenants and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorthiunl
Howard B. Chandler
Gus Tapley Sturtevant
Chandler
Eastern Star Officers Perform Good Work
Mrs Susan B Quick served as worthy matron for the last regular Eastern Star meeting of the Core of the Trinity chapter O E L S with a large attendance. The next meeting February 4 will open for the last time with Mrs Prick as worthy matron and Julia A Vickery of Belfast to install officers. A chafing dish luncheon followed and the evening featured a radio set installation by Harold Small enhancing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B .Quick
Trenesta
Merc
Julia A. Vickery
Belfast
Wright
Ann Deering
Elizabeth Jackson
Rose Rogers
Flora Hadzdon
Harold Small
Horse dies after best race for Blick hero in West Bath
Seb Dtreet owner of J Rupert Wing of West Bath suffered the death of Lust be fore Wisemusset a racehorse that collapsed after a track incident during a race at Dameriseetta. Driven by Walter Miles the horse reared snorted and fell, dying within minutes. Mrs George Sewett assisted. Winx had bought the horse weeks earlier from a Damarisentta dealer to run in Heath driving era races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seb Dtreet
Trarckx
Fife
George Sewett
Milex
Winx
Damarisentta
Delieverd
Winz
Successful Party At Cosmopolitan Club Auction Event
The Cosmopolitan Club held an evening of auction and whist on Sam street with 01 tables. Mrs Williams Whitney won first prize for a flowering item and Mrs Ralph Mrace received the second prize a vessel. Leland Mitchell won a boxed powder prize and Mildred Nichel earned a talcum powder prize. Vanus Hagetetian presided as vice president guiding a committee of club members. Over 62 was realized for the club treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Whitney
Ralph Mrace
Leland K. Mitchell
Emma Mazen
Leland R. Mitchell
Mildred Nichel
Vanus Hagetetian
Irectors
Helen Hartwell
Lillian Frost
Martz Barker
Nellie Goodrich
Alezel Hartieb
Hiram T. Stevens
Rachel Nichols
Liessie Hunt
Fred Fuller
Officers of Lowell Temple Inst Install Plan For Saturday Supper
Report on Lowell Temple Institute officers and installation plans as illness affects Queen Muors delaying ceremony. Grand Senior Abbie Mercis and Grant Manager Satie Gsarcelou assist installing officer with new leadership in logistics at local area lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwtallias
Sibra
Qaer Muors
Dealwell Grange Officers Installed at Small Veint
Earle 2B Merwe led the installation of officers for Dealwell Grange on Saturday with help from Mr and Mrs Lay den Conant. Mrs Aertha Cooinhbs and Mrs J O Tibbetts of Dpremmeere Grange provided piano solos. A social hour followed. Arthur N Fowle of Augusta, wartime yard worker for Texas Steamship Co, shows a new universal joint attracting engineers and patent filings both U S and Canada. Cattle theft in Wyoming is up to 15 percent on some ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Merwe
Dealwell Grange
Amd
bLayden Conant
Aertha Cooinhbs
J. ON. Tibbetts
Dpremmeere Granse
Tibbetts
Arthur N. Fowle
Augusta
Texas Steamship Co
Canada
Wyoming
Farm Bureau Grange Hall Friday Event Features Catherine Cook Speaker
The Farm Bureau hosts an all day session at Grange Hall on Friday with Miss Catherine Cook as speaker. The Verne Maren chapter will conduct the meeting and installation of officers. Mrs Millward Patten, past grand patron, attends. Auxiliary officers and guests join a banquet and social hour following the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Catherine Cook
Granite Hall
Feorr Meath
Millward Patten
Mildred Given
Grand Marstal
Lara Marie
WLM
Menry
A. ML
Tia Whewdgett
Elem
Treas
Elizabeth Whitney
Emily Kobevorst
Met
Vendatherine Korague
Clara Wardie
Marshal
Tibbetts
Verdanl
Amd Myre
Arex
Connecticut
Vault Ames
Kem
Clara Foxx
Alma Kenic
Cora Welkunssom
Enatly
Midewast
Matis
Cannon
Sretze Amex
Richieomb
Aed
Pew Express
Sax
Ncwl Mere
Iidge Ete Izter Telly
Satcurebay
Mettencil
Mare
Mannie Denham
Sarah Smail
Ad Minta Wilken
Brand
Edith Rowe
FLX
Fiorence Siezars
Hazel Cormick
Myrtle Lowell
Emily Kitewitt
Georgia Denham
Catherine Mulligan
Elizabeth Newton
Georgia Ferry
Emily Hideonst
Amd Mere
Karl Mateh
Dseorzta
Lena Cornish
Mis
Lara Fess
Brunswick
Mere
Sifferd Heenie
Borsiness Kiehmemd
Nathan Leavitt
Manchester
Freury
Cornish
Mary Meetealf
Wonton Mertwlas
Elot Bemlall
Portland
Sins
Wlow
Renddall
Alanine Gales
Westher
Theomer
Piget
Sel -Compen
Meinday
Clarence Gouhl
WL Gould
Conuerticut
Mazardwv
Avice
Ruth Weatherhead
Weatherstan
Neame
Geull
Seoune
Methalist
Elarch
Mertha
Ewer
Gogtsins
Jesse Ames
Barbara Meow
Myrtle Sewell
Rood
F. I) Huntley
Josiah Fulton
Purinton
Orange Lecturers
Watersille
Portland visitors and local farming notes headline
Mrs. George Cutler and Myre. Helen Meritt were Portland visitors Saturday. HL Dodge and D. Pur iton returned from a few days business trip in Aremextink county. Farmers in the village are putting in season crops. Mehert Temple operates at the river selling cake to locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cutler
Myre
Helen Meritt
Portland
HL Dodge
D. Puriaton
Aremextink
Pepe
Mehert Temple
Poultry School Offered If Community Shows Interest
Demonstration in Sagada with University of Maine experts proposes a three day Poultry School at Woolwich’s Schoolhouse. Lectures and hands on practice cover breeds, housing, disease, breeding, marketing and incubation with nominal fees. interest petitions and contacts through the Independent office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Sagadale
Sagadabee Kerry
Woolwich
University of Maine
Siew Demet
Maine
om.Keeding
Thuy
Personal Notes From Bath and Surrounding Cities
OP Morrison of Boston visits Bath as a business guest. Mrs Frank Shepard returns from Bradford Massachusetts after two weeks with Mrs Sadie Fall. Nurse Susie Larrabee Deardsley improves at home on Washington street. Mrs Fred Wetherbee of Melrose Massachusetts visits brother Charles H Robinson on Washington street. Mrs Howard Varksx leaves for Boothbay Harbor to spend a week with her husband. Prof Maynard Jordan of Danger and Mrs Jordan return from visit to Mrs Jordans father Thomas McCormack of Bath. Lennox W Cressey seriously ill in hospital in Bridgewater Massachusetts after an operation. he once ran a Bath shoe store on Center street. Mrs Walter L Ellis of Nashua New Hampshire returns after ten days in Bath. she plans to stay with Miss Bessie Potter on Washington street. Mrs Ellex summers in Southport and was Lily Black of Bath before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OP. Morrison
Boston
Frank Shepard
Bradford
Mas
Sadie Fall
Susie Larrabee Deardsley
Washington Street
Fred Wetherbee
Melrose
Maxs
Bath
Charles H. Robinson
Howard Varksx
Boothbay Harbor
Maynard Jordan
Danger
Cressey
Center Street
Walter L. Ellis
Nashua
N. H
Bessie Potter
Ellix
Southport
Lily Black
Holy Name Society Elects Its Officers at St Marys
Holy Name Society of St. Marys Church held its annual election naming John M. Denley president Archie gillis vice president Emery Wilson treasurer Mewin Comeau secretary Henry Liggins lecturer Father J J Warris spiritual director. The rising vote of thanks went to L Eugene The beau who wraps up a year as president. The society plans a Clifford parish lease takeover for a nursery and a big year ahead with hikes smokers and a ladies night in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of
Clifford Parish
Moly
Sorey
James McLaughlin
Chatenans
Edward McCormick
Paul Gurney
Harry Thebeau
Henry Biggins
Bath Notes of Local Residents and Theatre Praise
Miss Catherine Enmonus improves from a week in bed due to a cold. Mrs Franks A W Parington returns from a five weeks visit to Belmont Mass. with relatives. Mr and Mrs Albert Desmond of Oak Street welcome a son born Sunday morning. Fred W Stummerton and Harold W Summerton of Portland attend the Eagles banquet in Bath. Mrs Henry Werkins returns to Boothbay Harbor after a Bath visit with her sister. Miss Marion Dean returns to Dorchester after a week in Bath with Miss Marcia Moulton. Mrs J Edward Drake and son return from South Portland after weekend with Dr Reginald Lombard. Tom Cushings play The Devil in the Cheese praised by Prof William Lyon Phelps of Yale as brilliant witty and diverting and the most amusing Broadway comedy in his monthly League for Political Creation talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Enmonus
Franks A. Wparington
Belmont
Mass
Albert Desmond
Oakstreet
Fred W. Stummerton
Harold W. Summerton
Vortland
Bath
Henry &. Werkins
Boothbay Harbor
Herbert D. Maxwell
Marion Dean
Dorchester
Marcia Moulton
Middle Street
J. Edward Drake
J. Edward, Jr
South Portland
Reginald Lombard
Tom Cushing
William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
League For Political
Town Hall
Phelps
Broadway
Veteran actor H Price Webber dies at 82 in Augusta
H Price Webber 82 a veteran actor manager in New England and the Maritime Provinces died at his sister-in-law's Augusta home. Born in Brixham Devonshire England he began as a printer then worked in Nova Scotia St John and Boston before turning to theatre. He led the Boston Comedy Company and toured northern New England and Maritime towns for years. He married Paulina Moore in 1972 who became a leading lady in his company. she died later. He is survived by sister-in-law Nellie Moore of Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Price Webber
New England
Augusta Friday
Brixheam
Devonshire
England
Nova Scotia
St. John
Boston
Civitarer
Worring
Bese Fon
Jooston Comedy Co
Maritime Provinces
Paulina M. Moore
Mr. Webber
Ile
Former Bath Woman Reflects on Independence and Memories
A Bath native writing from San Francisco in 1927 sends greetings and nostalgia to friends back home. She mentions schoolmates the Strouts and Austins, Governor King’s mansion, and her mother’s attendance at Governor King’s funeral. She notes plans to join the 75 Year Club if accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strouts
Austins
Bath
TD. A. R
Governor King
Ux Lama 1
G. A. RL
Grand Army
Gov. King
Congregational Church
Israel
Charles Green Longfellow
Bearcon Street
Sale of cooked foods by Winter Street Church Ladies
The committee in charge of the sale of home cooled food and candies by the Ladies' aid of Winter Street church in the chapel next Saturday afternoon at 2.00. Mrs. Frederick W. Freeman, vice chairman, Mrs. A. E. Wardwell, Mrs. Cas'hs Webber, Miss Abigail Corton, Mrs. John A. Lord, Mrs. Fred Wim—, Ades. Lillian Wrost and Mrs. Charles Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Frederick WW. . Freeman
A. BE. Wardwell
Casrhs Webber
Abigail Corton
Join A. Lord
Fred Wim ‘Ions
Lillian Wrost
Charles Nelvon
Ink Price Labels by Paris Shopkeeper
A Paris shopkeeper displays a small ink bottle he claims cost 15000 francs. He used the ink to write the prices on all his product labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
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Double Merchants
Cosmopiltan Club
Gediman
Concord Worsted Mills
West
Concord, N. H
William R. Hildreth
Court House
Mary
Eastern Star
Richard Quick
J. Rupert Wing
West Bath
Uccessful
Cosmopolitan Club
Lowell Temple
Bodwell Grange
Merrymeeting Grange
J. ©. Nealey
Courtney
Jessie Cromwell
Woodfords
Horatio Hall
Claflins, Inc
Holy Name Society
L. Eugene Thebeau
San Francisco
Bolivia
Bath Department
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