Bowdoin Institute to Feature Babbitt and Canby Speakers
Bowdoin College announces the May 4 to May 18 Bowdoin Institute of Modern Literature with Irving Babbitt and Henry Seidel Canby as speakers. Frost and Sandburg are already named poets joining a diverse program highlighting American letters.
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Irving Babbitt
Henry Seidel Canby
Bowdoin Institute of Modern Literature
Robert Frost
Carl Sandburg
Harvard University
Dayton
Ohio
Harvard
Paris
America
Babbitt
France
Justice Barnes Opens Court and Schedules Docket
Judge Barnes opens sessions with 25 cases set, 19 for divorce, including the Goodall versus Emmons ferryman case over a deadly Kennebec wreck. Attending lawyers listed, jurors excused to Wednesday, naturalization births noted, Richmond ferry case to begin, and a Rotary luncheon cited.
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Ley
Woolwich
William EF. Mitchell
West Fath
Hl. W. Douglass
Richmond
William J. Paisley
Bath
Joseph D. Foster
Topsham
Augustus A. Percy
Roscoe CG
Bailey
Edward C. Cleary
Georgetown
Wiliam H. Gould
Bowdoinham
John A. Leonard
Henderson
Henry P. Smith
James R. Goodall
Litchfield
Owen E. Emmons
Dresden
Goodall
Kennebec
George W.heselton
Gardiner
William R. ‘Attangall
James S. McFarland
Arrowsie
Charles L. Douglas
Arthur J. Dunton
Barrett Potter
Brunswick
Peter A. Clinto
James H. Cameron
Quincey
Mass
South Windham
Bath Loan & Building Association
Thompson
Justi Dats
James
BL Perkins
Boothbay Arbor
KE. L. Aldrich
Yopsham
Frank I. Cowan
Portland
Louis A. Jack
Lisbon Falls
Henry R. Drew
Edward W. Bridgham
William P. Hall
John J. Keegan
Walter S. Glidden
Ralph ©. Dale
Joseph M. Trott
William I. Hogan
Justice Barnes
Pred Rand
Augusta
Rotary Club
King Tavern
J. Nichols
State Treas
William L. Bonney
Colby College
Supreme Court
Forencen
Sagedahoc
Red Perry
Walter Millett
H. B. Worrey
Willian Lewis
Wississet
Carl
Aston Lewis
Henry Rowe
North Bath
Tiamnes
United States
Alfred Quist
Arthur A. Aver
Andrew J. Lozier
Nicholas 4. Giambaz
Nicholas S. Micholas
Emmanuel Arvenault
James TD. Hunter
Ethel W. Hunter
Elzeny Belanger
Abraham F. Crosman
Albert Bourassa
Maine History Myths Reexamined in Woolwich Style
A writer challenges legends around Capt. William Phips and early Maine names. He disputes Camar ine as Rob inhood and traces Dam eriscotta's origin to Damerin's Cove, questioning Royalist genealogies and the Phips biography with references to a 17th century log and wreck find. He critiques sources, urging cautious judgment and further evidence.
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Winslow
Sheepscot
St. George
Waymouth
Maine
Camarine
Robinhead
Robinhood
Brore
John Damerin
Boston
Damerin
Damerin’s Cove
Robinhwood
Ramsagin
Nequiasset
Willicm Whips
Phips
Mary Phips
William
New England
Divine
Whips
England
London
Sir William
Hayti
Rogers
May Compromise on Toll Bridge
Senator Carlton urges careful cost estimates for a Kennebec Bath toll bridge arguing materials and labor may rise, while warning against inflated prices. He notes War Department navigation concerns and Bath’s interest, with a rising thanks after his explanation. Charles T. Wetherbee returns from Detroit after two weeks with his father.
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Carlton
Augusta
Tumilton
Caribou
J. L. Waddell Co
New York
War Department
Bath
Richmond
Wass
Kennebee
Charles TI. Wetherbee
Detroit
Mich
George C. Wetherbee
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Bowdoin Institute
Central
South America
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Stcadahock Block
Bath. Me
Kuppenheimer
Munsing Union
Aco Sca
Cycranareicta
Treet, Bath, Maine
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