Winnegance Club Plans Regular Meeting and Summer Events
The Winnegance Community club schedules a Thursday evening meeting at 7 30 in the old clubhouse to discuss completion of the new building and anticipate a large turnout. Attendees learn of summer plans including Bridge Hall entertainment, dances, Grange events, and local visits spilling into August.
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Winnegance Community Club
Earle I Morse
Walter
Rumford
Bath and
Lisbon Falls
Li Falls
Lisbon
Bath AM Stars
Richmond
Jessie Kelley
Phippsburg
Carleton
Wotbriet
M. W. Tibbetts
Rockport
Freeport
Joshua N. Tibbets
Omar Perry
Arthur
Anse
Meadowbredk
Fehvin Thm
Thteepaer
Com
Belle Dunn
Abbie Reynolds
South Portland
M. W Adams
Merrill Wallace
Jonesport
Marcellus Avaims
Charles E. Dewitt, Jr
Cedric Reynolds
Hewitt
Charles E. Tewitt, Sr
Capitol Island
John G. Morse & Sons
Westport
William A. Perry
Bridge Hall
Charles Rogers
Perry
Elay
Olney CC
Charles BR. Willistas
Towkinham
Dromore Grange
Wingecunee
Phippstare Center
Walker
High Street
Cosy Dwelling for Camp Life on Wheels
Mr and Mrs E H Bryant of Everett Massachusetts with daughters Mable Ruth and their dog Mitch travel in a self contained motor home to Lake Moosehead for several weeks. The three ton Velie chassis carries a living room dining area sleeping berths a complete kitchen a water tank and toilet with ample storage and lighting from 25 windows. Mrs Bryant as school principal and Mr Bryant head of a college preparatory course at Everett High School have completed four seasons in this vehicle covering about 5000 miles
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Bryant
Everett
Mass
Mable
Ruth
Airedate
Mitch
Bath
Lake Moosehead
Everett High School
Bryant School
Falmouth
Iryant
Importance of complete birth records emphasized by city clerk
City Clerk Gilmore announces a push to complete birth records with full names. Since January 1 about 20 records lack a listed first name, prompting contact with parents. The completed record goes to the Bureau of Vital Statistics at the State House Augusta and bears the State seal with governor’s name.
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Gilmore
Bureau of Vital Statutes
Department of Health
State House
Augusta
Patten and Paine Win Amguneta Baby Marathon
Patten and Paine dominated the six mile Amguneta Baby Marathon amid mud and rough roads. Patten finished first in 37 minutes, narrowly beating Paine by two seconds after Paine Missed a turn marker. Ward, a male worker in Augusta, placed fifth.
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Amguneta
Clyde
Pattenon
FE. C. Patten
Gardiner
Roeland
Patten
Paine
Yestcore R
Paren
Warold Ward
Cath Ber
Augusta
William K. Denham Dies at Bowdeinham Home
William K. Denham died Monday noon at his Bowdeinham home from heart disease after years of illness. A Bowdeinham resident all his life he was a former butcher and later a store clerk. He leaves a wife four brothers and three sisters with names given as Emma Mars Portleinham and Clarinda Blair of Bath.
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William K. Denham
Main Street
Bowdeinham
Palph
Jon
Porthiad
George
Falwin
J. Wall
Baowdeinham
Sherman
One Among Many Wedding Troubles
London Opinion denounces throwing rice at weddings as a dangerous custom. The piece argues that while this danger exists, there are other risks at weddings that deserve consideration.
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London
Hailing Craft Receives Only Frigid Reply
The ice laden schooner Lizzie Snow from Winterport, captained by Frost, meets a fog bound coaster at sea. A terse exchange follows as the stranger asks for the Lizzie Snow and its commander and cargo, revealing a stark standoff over a chilly load.
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G. G. Deering
Lizzie Snow
Frost
Winterport
Atlantic
Capt
Six Bath boys going to Camp Devens in August
Six Bath youths including Karcher S Jackson Frank A Arsenault Edward F Gaudet John F Want Donald F Specht and William V Backlin will attend the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Devens Mass starting August 1. Lt Richard Schlesberg of Portland in charge, overseeing 3440 New England boys for a month of free government training under Col George Williams at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. The Maine recruitment and local leaders anticipate strong turnout as the camp offers body-building drills, swimming, baseball, track, and moral welfare supervision by five chaplains and doctors. Parents are assured of care and guidance comparable to home. Applications to Philip Sharpe at 6 Gray Street Portland or the regular army recruiting station City Hall Portland.
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Karcher S. Jackson
Frank A. Arsenault
Eaward F. Gaudet
John F. Want
Donald F. Specht
William V. Backlin
Bath
Camp Devens
Mass
Citizens
Richard Schlesberg
Portland
New England
Sam
Schiesberg
Ith
Gen. Edward
Bexton
Schlesberg
C. Mo T. U
George Williams
Third Cavalry
Fort Ethan Atken
Vermont
Cap Devens
Anl
Ra. Edwards
Mr. Sharpe
Gray Street
Reod& City Hall
Central Pastor to Tour Northern Maine for Great Northern
Rev. David L. Wilson of Central Congregational Church will tour Northern Maine at the invitation of Mont S. Hil of Augusta to deliver sermons and speeches. The circuit spans over 400 miles and may take two weeks with stops at mont jelated camps and permanent facilities. The Great Northern Paper Co funds moving pictures and educational displays, plus reading material and games for workers, as part of a social service program.
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David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Mont S. Hil
Augusta
Spruce Wood Department
Great Northern Paper Co
Delver
Maine
Worb
Great Northern
Kissing Hazard Prompts Talk Of Marriage
A woman and a silent young man discuss kissing, with the man warning it is dangerous because it could lead to marriage. Their exchange reveals social views on romance and commitment in a curious dialogue.
Southern Trees Interest Seth In Virginia News
The Southern Branch Va local notes describe spring and early summer in Bath and Virginia, noting shade trees, hydrangeas, magnolias, and fruit bloom. It mentions beet harvest activity, market berries, new potatoes, and local gardening as well as memories of Battery 1 veterans from the Spanish American War and World War I connections. The weather is described as cloudy then warmer, with a closing signoff from Seth dated June 24, 1922.
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Falitor
The
Independent
Old Dominion
Willoy
Ness
Valin
Gardner
Battery 1
Wlr. Kimball
Edward TL. Saunder
Carlton Lewis
the Times
Bath
Maine Women Plan Publicity to Host National Convention
Maine will showcase a miniature camping scene at the National Convention of the Business and Professional Women’s clubs in Chattanooga. Miss Elizabeth F E Webber of Worthind will lead the publicity exhibit for Portland's 1925 hosting effort, backed by Maine merchants and clubs with thousands of souvenirs and samples shipped to Tennessee.
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Maine
Buiness and Professional Women’s Clubs
Chattanooga
Elizabeth FE. Webber
Wortlhind
Bath
Portland
Portlaind Club
Federation
Banger Club
Edison Co. names Maurice Gres as efficiency man
Maurice J. Gresh is appointed to lead efficiency work at Edison Co. after serving with the United States Army and prior experience at Brown University and Union Rubber. The article notes his draft era service, college background, and role in coordinating efficiency measures among jobbers and departments.
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Brown
United States
Wty
Stewart
States Rubber Co
Abswerin
Edison
Morse Records Guarded in Portland Court Case
Documents and books seized by the United States are under guard by secret service and court officers as Morse of Bath and Rupert Much face removal indictments in Portland. The cargo from Washington was moved under guard to the Court House to be used in challenging the Maine to New York charges. Proceedings focus on the indictments validity with briefs filed and a possible resumption next Monday. Miss Winnefred Wall has returned home to South Windham for the Sumner.
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United States
Secret Service
Charles W. Morse
Bath
Porthimi
Washington
New York
Court House
John F. A. Merrill
United States Steamship Company
New York State
Morse
Maine
Chapin
Mowse and
Mueh
Morse and
Much
Porthland
Petition Aims to Put Daylight Time to Popular Vote
A Bath businessman plans to circulate a petition for a referendum on daylight saving time. He argues the change causes travel trouble and misalignment with standard time. He says Brunswick uses standard time and cites late-night outings and early mornings as impacts. He would back a vote if supported by the people.
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Bath
Brunswick
Free ferry and all night service urged for Bath and Woolwich line
In Maine Ferries column readers urge Bath and Woolwich boat line to run all night and propose state operation of free service during tourist season. They argue free ferries and bridges attract visitors and boost hotel revenue, noting current 50 cent fare may hinder traffic.
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Maine Ferries
George H. Clark
Boston
Maine
Bath and Woolwich
Death of Jessie Florence Greenough in Yarmouth
Oscar D. Greenough of Walton Nova Scotia was summoned by the death of his sister Jessie Florence Greenough 41 at Yarmouth hospital June 26 after a serious operation. She had lived in Boston before visiting Hebron and was operated on there. Funeral was held June 28. Survived by sister Mrs James Baxter of Hebron and sister Mrs Robinson of Walton and brothers John of Walton and Oscar of Bath.
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Oscar DD. Greenough
Walton
Hants County
N. S
Jessie Florence
Silas Greenough
Yarmouth Hospital
Miss Greenough
Boston
Hebron
Yarmouth County
James Baxter
Snipe Begomes New President at Maine Medical Disassociation Meeting
The Maine Medical Association annual meeting at the Falmouth Hotel closed with Dr. Langdon T. Snipe of Bath named president-elect following Dr. Addison S. Thayer. Dr. G. A. Moulton and Dr. J. W. Nichols won key officer posts while Dr. Walter H. Miner and Dr. Bertram N. Bryant filled vice-president and secretary-treasurer roles respectively. Next gathering set for Houston June 12–14, 1925 with new councilors and delegates named.
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House of ‘Delegates
Maine’ Medical Disociation
Falmouth
Langdon T. Snipe
Bath
Addison S. Thayer
Portland
G. A. Moulton
Hartland
J. W. Nichols
Woington
Walter H. Miner
Calais
Bertram N. Bryant
Bangor
Houston
Walter Gilbert
Lewis Hodgkins
Ellsworth
James MacFayden
Milo
C. H. Burgess
Ir. D. A Robinson
National Council of Medical Education
Addison 8. Thayer
Vortalnd
National Legislative Council
Death of Mrs. Julia A. Nash at 74 in Bath area
Mrs. Julia A. Nash 74 widow of Columbus P. Nash died after a three month illness with heart complications. A Bath resident since 1800 she previously lived in Columbia Falls and on Washington Street near Moulton's corner. Survived by son Irving H. Nash daughter Mrs. Rufus D. Moulton two grandsons Parker N. and Roger Moulton and great grandson Parker N. Moulton Jr.
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Julia A. Nash
Columbus P. Nash
Washington Street
Beacon Street
Moulton’s Corner
Nash
Cutler
Alexander
Martha Parker
Columbia Falls
Bath
Irving H. Nash
Rufus D. Moulton
Parker N
Roger Moulton
Parker N. Moulton, Jr
Earl of
Good Cheer Evangelist Frank Curtis Plans Maine Visit
Good Cheer Evangelist Frank Curtis of Boston, known as the Good Cheer Evangelist, will tour Maine in July preaching the Gospel in Brunswick, Bath, Freeport, Yarmouth, East Harpswell, Woolwich, and Cundy’s Harbor. The trip operates without denomination ties, funded by a group of Boston businessmen. Mrs. J W Mains of Portland spends weeks with her parents in Woolwich.
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Frank Curtis
Boston
Good Cheer
Maine
Brunswick
Bath
Freeport
Yarmouth
East Harpswell
Wiscasset
Cundy's Harbor
J. W. Mains
Portland
John Sheldon
Woolwich
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Edison CO
Maurice J. Gresing
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Edison Concern
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Fedisen Co
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Om Morse
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France
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