Morse High School Honor Roll and Class Honors List
Readers learn the Morse high school honors for six weeks ending June 1, 1026. Highest Honors and Honors are listed for Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes, naming many students including Winifred Aderton Sophie Greenblatt Edna Hallowell Mil dred Hooper Muriel Howe Amy Irish Marjorie Legard Elizabeth McGrath Esther Petlock Mary Twomey Phyllis Wright and others. P.G. Marry Vinson is noted.
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Times
Morse High School
Freshnigge Class Honors and Highest Honors Recipients
The Freshnigge class lists Sophie Greenblatt Mildred Hooper Muriel Howe Amy Irish Elizabeth Mc Grath Mary Twomey Whyllis Wright among Honors Mary Bryant Jane Edge comb Edna Hallowell Raymond Hath orne Marjorie Legard Eda Mcreen Anna McNeil John Newell Esther Voet lock Carolyn Vlant Silas Plant Charlotte Pottle Roland Trott Delia Cloutier Lena Oliver Hazel Hatch Isabel Burns Eleanor Danforth Henry DeLong Verey Wilson Emma MacDonald Virginia Pinkham Continued on Page Two.
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Winifred Aderton
Sophie Greenblatt
Edna Hallowell
Mildred Hooper
Muriel Howe
Amy Irish
Marjorie Legard
Elizabeth McGrath
Esther Petlock
Mary Twomey
Phyllis Wright
Mary Bryant
Thelma Burleigh
Jane Edgecomb
Raymond Hathorne
Evelyn Lightbody
Eda Mereen
Anna McNeil
John Newell
Carolyn Plant
Silas Plant
Charlotte Pottle
Adeline Hogers
Courtney Stover
Roland Trott
Frances Young
Whyllis Wright
Eda Mcreen
Esther Voetlock
Carolyn Vlant
Delia Cloutier
Lena Oliver
Hazel Hatch
Isabel Burns
Eleanor Danforth
Henry DeLong
Verey Wilson
Emma MacDonald
Virginia Pinkham
Summer on MacMahan Island Brightens Coast Vacation Scene
MacMahan Island Colony opens a lively summer with a $3 million Kennebec River bridge underway at Bath. Cottages fill early as Seal and Porpoise Camps open July 1. Notable arrivals include Philip Little and wife from Salem with art plans, Stewart Corey from Northfast and others from New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Howard Giles unveils studio paintings later displayed at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Engagement announced within Grey Rock club circle.
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Kennebec River
Bath
Maine Coast
MacMahan Island
Philip Little
Salem
Maine
Stewart Corey
North Fast
E. 8. Anderson
Masters’ School
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
H. A. Nealley
Newton
Mass
Robinhood Cottage
Eleanor A. Field
Julie A. Youngs
Scranton
Theodore S. Lazell
J. Henrys McLellan
George S. Vine
Providence
Rt. L
Pine
Marlboro
L. C. Roberts
Haverford
Isabella Sharp
Philadelphia
Allen
Orange
N. J
Misses Allen
Howard Giles
New York
Giles
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Mary Strong
Masters
John. K. Lee
Bird
Philip 3
Atita
N.Y
Mixes Strong
Howe
WihKehaeed
James S. Rogers
Rogers
Miss Spence
New York City
City approves 12000 fire pumper purchase by vote
Aldermen back the fire department committee for a new combined chemical and pumper truck at North End Station No 2. The plan funds a 12000 note, with Torrey Bailey opposing in council over cost. A Maxim truck demonstration impressed chiefs and council before unanimous alderman support.
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Ralph C. Covel
Committee On Fire Department
North End
No. 2
Seagraves Chemical
Board of Common Council
Torrey and Bailey
Ward 5
Spear
Ward 3
Council Bridges
Alkazin
Middleboro
Mass
Fire Department
Mount Desert
Charles E. Parks
Eastern Steamship
Union Street
Boothbay
Torrey
Batley
Fortier
Robinson
Neagle
Water District
Oscar Tanguay
Et Als
Wesley Street
Washington Street
Wesley Court
The
Commercial Trading Co., Et Als
School Street
Cahills Blacksmith Shop
Committee On Lighting
Governor addresses dependents and state welfare costs
Governor Ralph O. Brewster spoke to the Penobscot County Republican Committee noting a surge in state expenditures for dependents. He cited a $35,440,000 appropriation, described as the largest in state history, and discussed building projects, hospital deficits, and potential new wings at Bangor as part of anticipated needs and possible tax relief.
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Ralph O. Brewster
Penobscot County
Republican Committee
Penobscot Valley Country Club
Bangor Hospital
Bangor
Rotarians Hear England and Europe in Luncheon Program
At King Tavern Rotarians heard Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin and Mrs Hardin describe prior European travels and plans for an upcoming trip. Dr Langdon T Snipe added England and France highlights while Fred Fox and others recalled spring Paris visits. Visiting Rotarians Ralph A Stone and George W Smith plus guests joined the program.
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King Tavern
Old England
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Hardin
Europe
Vdaris
Fred Fox
Fred
Paris
Langdon T. Snipe
England
France
Ridgham
Eugene Desmond
Chefer Plant
Ralph A. Stone
George W. Smith
Gardiner
William Wakefield Jenks
Ho K R. Karnaghan
F. QO. Furbush
Boston
Roger D. Skillings
Bath
Dog Locates Bowdoinham Farmer in Thick Thicket
A dog owned by Milton Given found missing Bowdoinham farmer Charles H. Blair Tuesday morning after searches by 20 volunteers and deputies. Blair, dazed and exposed to cold, was brought home and treated. he had wandered from River road. Blair, 60, formerly janitor of Bath YMCA, farms on the Dunham place with wife Edna.
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Charles H. Blair
Bowdoinham
River Road
Milton Given
Mr. Given
Mr. Blair
Blair
Albert Henderson
Henderson
Given
Bath
Y.M.C. A
Edward Dunham
Dunham
Republican campaign plan outlined by Maine state committee
At a Augusta meeting the Republican committee outlined a statewide intensive campaign led by Sagadahoc county members. Governor Brewster and national figures Fernald Hale and White attended alongside local leaders. A multi-week drive ends with a one day August blitz and a formal dinner at the Blaine house.
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Augusta
Harriot CC. Ledyard
Arthur K. Purington
Sagagdahoc County
Daniel F. Field
Phillips
Ralph O. Brewster
U. S
Bert M. Fermald
Frederick Hale
Wallace H. White, Jr
John E. Nelson
Guy P. Gannett
Portland
National Committee
Sagadahec
New Meadows Inn
Brewster
Wyoming
Field
Bra €. Mason
Lover-Foxucreft
Rice
Gannett
Fernald and
Jasle
White
Congressman White
Breuster
Blaine House
Vinot Club Dines At New Meadows Meeting
The Vinet Aub attended the season finale at New Meadows on Tuesday night. Attendees included Mr. Fred Hartnett, Mrs Marshall Haradep, Mrs. Lewis Avers, Mrs. E Murphy, Mrs. Maurice McKay, Mrs. Alfred Tharsies, Mrs. Harry Metjimecis, Mrs. William Carmen, and Mrs. George McElman.
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New Meadows
Fred Hartnett
Marshall Haradep
Lewis Avers
E. Murphy
Maurice McKay
Afred Tharsies
Harry Metjimecis
William Carmen
Geerge McElman
Meeting of Creditors for John C. Daprer
Creditors of John C. Daprer of Welwich have notice from Referee William T. Hall that he was adjudicated bankrupt on July 1. The first meeting of creditors will be at the referee office 72 Front Street Path on July 31 at 10 a.m. Creditors may attend prove their claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business.
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John C. Daprer
Welwich
William T. Hall
Front Street
Path
Baum family and Raves tied to Medford notice
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Baum and daughter Ascan sod Arther B Depcan all of Poricturn N H O and Mrs Georgie Raves of Medford thiss ave rescue likely a notice fragment listing names and places without clear action or date.
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Arthur E Baum
Ascan Sod Arther B. Depcan
Poriiccurn
N. HO
Georgie Raves
Medford
Thiss
Ave
Phippsburg Nears Dedication of New Memorial Library
Phippsburg prepares to dedicate the Albert F Totman Memorial Library at the Center funded by a bequest of 4451 and interest. The old chapel was adapted with a brick foundation a screened copper entry and a wood floor. The library will house fiction history travel and general works and will hire a librarian with Miss Margaret Festeterian from Patten Free Library offering visiting assistance.
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Albert F. Totman
Phippsburg
Tetman
Elisha L. Tetmen
Small Point
Sam- Ines
Margaret Feste Lrarian
Patten
Dredging for Anchors Mechanics First Caisson
Workers dredged holes in the river bed Wednesday to place massive cement anchors for the A1 caisson. Each block weighs five and a half tons. The plan calls for launching the pier four caisson today and anchoring it with wire cables to the anchors amid tight tidal conditions.
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Pier 4
New Heating Plant At North Grammar
The Board of Education approved two new heating permits for North Grammar and voted to reopen schools for the winter term. Secretary Wilson was directed to notify the Fanes Player Lasi3 Corp for use of Colombiz theatre for the high school graduation.
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Oard of
Grammr Baibkiimg
Memdry
Secretars Wilson
Rell
J. T
Young Life Saver Rescues Boy From Drowning
Pac metoe suburb reports a boy saved from drowning Monday morning as he tried to swim across the river. A young lifesaver noticed the danger and pulled the boy to safety before he went under a third time. Paul McCole recently passed the Red Cross life saving test conducted across the river.
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Pac
Josteph F. Metlole
Court Street
Charlee Bore
Comer Street
Drewuits
Severs
Paul
Youms McCole
Red Cross
Portland youth put on probation for wheel theft
Ray Tourtulette, 22, of Portland, was placed on probation by Judge Keegan after pleading guilty to stealing two Ford wheels and tires from Prescott Motor Co in Bath. The case involved Ralph Grant and a third suspect. Grant received three days in jail for unpaid fines.
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Ray Tourtulette
Portland
Keegan
Paim
Prescott Motor Co
Bath
Sumiay
Tourtillette
Ralph Grant
Rockland
Knox County
Tourulette
Herkland Bte
Prescott
Grant
Reoeklamd
Warrem
Teurtiliotte
Ch Kkren
Lesleury
Township Co-workers hold monthly church meeting
Townity even members of the Co-workers class of the First Bopr'st church met Tweskay afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. Herbert E. Worrey for a regular monthly meeting and social. Lawn games were played in the afternoon and a covered dish supper was served. After supper a short business meeting followed by a social hour.
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Bopr'st
Tweskay
Herbert E. Worrey
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Howard Bates
Margaret Lord
Dorothy Smith
Edward Staples
Lillian Stover
Dorothy Thompson
Lelia Thornton
Marjorie Troop
Percy Wilson
Doris Perkins
Marjorie Dearborn
Helen Decker
Ellen Dolloff
Ruth Emerson
Ethel Huse
Muriel Ayer
Doris—Campbell
Jessie Colby
Lillian Cutler
Thelma Dearing
Philip Evans
Edwin Fuller
Josephine Hamblen
LaRue Kemper
Amanda Munsey
Katherine O'Donnell
Isabelle Vaisley
Evelyn Wetlock
Clarabeil Quick
Elizabeth Rolfe
Lawrence Speck
Lisie Waklefield
Hazel Wakefield
Grace Winchenbaugh
Elwood Toothaker
Pansy Ward
Mabel Whitten
P.G
Marry Vinson
Mmahan Island
the ‘Bath Frust Companyi Bath, Saiie
Alden G. Smith
Iat
Continental and Commercied Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Cie
Sp. Smith
Belepartee
North Bath
Gilmore
Harold W. Child
Orinete Ie
Crete
Utah
Carenste
Caaneare
Bath National Bank
First National Bank
Louis Modes
Myrtle Street
Joseph Lewis
Federal Street
William A. Arimstrong
Ralph P. Dunbar
Mary J. Fullerton
Wiscasset
Durward H. Bowie
Raymond Court
Max Katz
Elm Street
Osccar C. Coffill
Cum Products
Auto Tire & Supply Co
Percy W. Oliver
Vine Street
A. Miler
Lincoln Direct
Arthur Allen
Bath Trust Co
DOG Beats
Bowdwinham Man
Vinot Club
DINES
Albert F. Toctman
Phippsburg Center
Kennebec Bridge
Young Life
Boy Chum
Johnson Bros Co
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