Pupils of Lowell School Plan Picnic at Small Point Beach
Readable text notes Lowell school pupils will enjoy a picnic Saturday at Small Point with autos provided for convenience. The column lists numerous local residents and visitors from Bath, Waterville, Portland, Freeport, and other Maine towns visiting cottages and homes along Sabine, Campbell Point, and New Meadows over the weekend and Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Small Point Beach
Lowell School
Small Point
Henry Cotrene
Bath
Sabine
Mildred Barter
Waterville
John Higgins
Annie Rogers
Smiley
Chaney Simmons
Edwin
Helen Ward
Portland
Neses
L. D. Rogers
George Chesley
Heme
T. S. Chesley
Portions
Charles (Hem
Florence
Hosmer Fletcher
Auburn
H. A.owene
John Pooler
Pooler
E. J. Allen
Walter Royal
Freeport
J. C_ Larrabee
James Chambers
Brunswick
Kenneth. Wyman
Merton Wright
Woolwich
Elmerraig
Raig
Joseph Groves
Beumewick
J. B. Lemont
James Jr
Arthur Lemont
Southport
Edward B. Nevex
Madelyn
Everett
Mass
Nan Brown
Porthend
Liewellyn Rogers
Parent Teacster Association
Lowell Screet Building
Annie Trufant
Smepelitem Ciob
Leon Strout
Fred W. Larrabee
Dennis B. Clark
New Meadows
Robert Small
Ing
Ing Cxbim At Sabin. Mr. and Mrs.Chester Freeman Acrid
Donald
Freeman
Samuel F. Bates
Harry Richardson
Bridgham
Ocr
William Charlesworth
Sop
Dedham Mass
Mirv Charlesworth
Ernest F. Williams
Campbell
Ami
Charlies
Ide Peaney
Winthrop
Harenarum
Brighams
Carolyn Starkpele
Bares
Lewiston
Cambells Poin
Henry White
Sanford
Rossing
Hallower Rogers
Tive
M. Orewe
Liewellive Rogers
Marion Jaques
Littlefield
Elise Finniay
West Burn
Bedress
Ion
Grange Hall
Werlesdey
Fearmenry
Mire
Belle Pesanesi
Seor Ward
Lilien Pom
E. B. Netley
Filmer
Harlotre Perking
Woanes
Freiherr
Eee Nue
Clarence
Sammnel
Elmer Fiwighiosx
Poca
Personal notes on social visits and travel plans
Mr and Mrs Warrem Ariyaer hosted a Sunday gathering at Senth ERerpewe l Mry. Alive Frost travels to FP row IN.BH for rest or summer. Mr and Mrs url Coons and friends meet Monday at Ter y Harpe weil. Roger Moulton rested a week, then visited friend Amy in Boston.
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Warrem Ariyaer
Senth Ererpewe
Frost
Ani
Piese Mnnilay
Harpe Weil
Roger Moulton
Amecia Tivey
Boston
State Series Umpire Controversy Draws Scrutiny
The article discusses concerns over umpire quality in college games, urging better officiating for the State Series and calling for competent umpires, standardized rules enforcement, and clearer accountability among officials and organizers.
Thrift Talk and Gentle Advice From a Curious Letter
Fragmented lines discuss thrift as a theme, mentioning investigators, figures, and social aims. The piece references “prevtest leuement” and “generizatines” alongside vague names and phrases, suggesting a reflective column on saving, conduct, and communal values with uncertain specifics.
Memorial Day Exercises at Nequasset in Bath
The Nequasset observance featured an address by Rev. Charles Myron Tubbs of Bath and a veterans’ tribute led by local children. Citizens and families gathered for the solemn program with readings, flowers, and a procession to honor soldiers and sailors.
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Nequasset
Charles Myron Tubbs
Bath
Mark
Charles Mstem Tubbs
Beard Dow
Amd
Gardner Greenough
North Ragecomb
Alfred G. Seomex
Keone
A AL Sact
George Spimmey
Arremar
Dlass
Law of Right of Way Explained by Court
Rescript by Justice Philbrook discusses Littlefield vs Hubbard et al on trespass and claimed rights of way. It clarifies that necessity does not require absolute physical impossibility and that mere convenience or public use does not establish a right of way. The court affirms the lower decree denying the defendants relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philbrook
Littlefield
William C. Littlefield
Elvira Hubbard
Bill
Power illustrated by motion pictures at Morse High
About seven pupils and teachers witnessed a three reel program titled power produced by Stone and Webster. W. W. Peterson organized the showing with William C. Perkins operating the projector. The reels traced electricity history from experiments to modern use and compared steam, water power, and engine developments with demonstrations of electric lighting.
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Morse
Stone and Webster
W. Peterson
Morse High School
William C. Perkins
Ymlcla
United States
Here
Ranes
Gaston Engie
Elise Werk
Goasie Marx Matel Wihittem
Arrowsic Church to Hold Sunday Service
The Arrowsic community will hear a rescue service at the Metheodst church this Sunday. Edmund W. Thurston of Boston University will preach at 10004 ml on The Church's One Foundation with no other service scheduled for June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund W. Thurston
Doston University
Ochurch
Card of Thanks for Service and Faithful Dead
A brief card from William L. Lincoln of the old 12th Maine Volunteers thanks Woolwiel community for support on Meserial day and honors comrades who sleep beneath green tents and waves. He asserts Americans did their beat for country freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwiel
William L. Lincoln
12Th Maine Volunteers
Clipping Bureau Life Reveals Social and Professional Links
A look at New York clipping bureaus shows social leaders and society stables like Mrs Social Leader and Miss Scandal Lazer shaping headlines. Clients include ambassadors bankers hotels and chambers of commerce, with clippings archived in large volumes and read for years by staff and patrons.
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New York
Scandal Lazer
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Prince of Wales
Long Island
Britishmiratei
Bers
Cleveland
London
Busines
Report Highlights Community Fund Appeals and School Aid
The meeting discusses strong responses to appeals from groups like the YMC A Rede Cross and Morse High cafeteria, with funds for eye glasses, toothbrushes, lunches, and other children's needs. The association notes successful fundraisers including a February food sale and a Bath Rotary club dinner, plus sewing projects for boys’ blouses and livettes and Christmas candy bags. Two well attended events, including a Fall Fathers’ Night at Oak Street Parish House, show community involvement and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Supt. Wilson
Stone
New York
St. Patrick's
Ruth Wilson
South End Association
Bath
Oak Street
Red Cross Field Representative Visits Bath for Conference
Miss Gladys Hall of the American Red Cross spoke with Bath chapter officers on Tuesday and plans to return for the executive committee meeting on June 5. The Bath chapter received 12 blouses 60 baby slips 12 diapers 2 rompers 2 paperus 14 bootees from the North-Center Parent Teacher Association for community work, with Mrs Roe S Clement credited for organizing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hall
American Red Cross
Maine
Bath
Hall
North-Center
Parent Teacher Association
R.oe S. Clement
Bowdoin Delta Upsilon Holds Final Season Gathering
Fifty members of the Delta Upsilon fraternity at Bowdoin College gathered Monday night at Webster House for their season finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Bowdoin College
Webster House
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