Sail Down New Meadows as Sagadahoc Pomona Meets Bodwell Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona and Bodwell Grange meet at Small Point with 106 attendees. Visitors from Dirigo Dromore Enterprise Merrymeeting Progressive Sagadahoc Topsham West Bath Woolwich join steamer trip on the New Meadows river. Flora day decorations, happy readings, and a full afternoon program feature speeches, music, poetry, and flower talks.
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Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Bodwell Grange
Dirigo
Dromore
Enterprise
Merrymeeting
Progressive
Topsham
West Bath
Woolwich
New Meadows
Flora
H. J. Whitey
Mark L. Percy
G. L. Johnson
Lilvie Smith
Geo. D. Weston
Merrymeeting Park
National Grange
Knox Pomona
Bessie Dickinson
Dromore Grange
Josie Hodgkins
West
Bath Grange
Frank Adams
Rolland Eaton
Bodwell
Amy Hunt
Daniel Brown
Merrifield
Martha Ll. Tarr
Annie Eustis
A. E. Rich
Old Phi Rho Society at Morse High School Debates and Traditions
Active Phi Rho members listed as part of Morse High School's historic fraternity founded around 1868 in Bath. The article notes long session history, founders including William E. Hogan, and the society's focus on public speaking, debates, and social events. Many charter members still living are named, with the group now scattered worldwide and a substantial library.
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William E. Hogan
Bath
Hogan
Bath High School
Howan
George E. Hughes
Joseph M. Trott
William P. Hill
Phi Rhos
Uie Soit
Phi Rho
Au Clets
Fonds
Society of Today
Phi Rhea
Bath Faces Glanders Case and Unlicensed Dogs on Malaga Island
A Bath area report notes a glanders outbreak in a Bath owned horse sold to Harrington Brothers of Georgetown and killed after diagnosis. It also covers Governor Fernald addressing unlicensed dogs on Malaga Island, which lies outside town jurisdiction, and local steamer schedules for Popham Beach trips.
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Maine
Malaga
New Meadows
Emmons
Bath
Fernald
Harrington Brothers
Georgetown
J. F. Butler
I. H. Purington
Butter
Bath built Yo Ho races New York to Bermuda yacht
Bath Marine Construction’s Yo Ho, built in Bath, competed in the New York to Bermuda race against Bronel 11. Henry Douglas Bacon and his wife Mrs. Bacon sailed Yo Ho, which carried twin screws and a 670 mile course with rough seas. The event started Saturday. boats reached Bermuda Wednesday morning.
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New York
Bermuda
Bath
Bath Marine Construction Company
Henry Douglas Bacon
New York Yacht Club
Yo Ho
Reuben Fletcher
Phippshoro
Bacon
New York-Bermuda
Aise
Mr. Bacon
Sica Bacon
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Cumberland
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Pahly P Stimson
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Frost Sr
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Woods
University of Maine
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Etta Webber
Emma Sylvester
A. C. Johnson
Roland Eaton
Pete
Massa George
Jennie Oliver
E. C. Patten
Producers
Consumers Exchange
State Grange
B. Walker McKeen
Fryeburg
B. D. Farnhall
McKeen
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Abbie Minott
W. R. Kimball
Millward Patten
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Yo-Ho
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