Classmates Surprise Miss Merrill Before Vermont Move
Eighth grade classmates at Emerson School hosted a surprise party for Miss Thelma Merrill at Curtis Hall with blue and white decor. She received a silver pencil and will travel to Yarmouth then Readsboro Vermont to live with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Merrill
Emerson School
Vermont
Curtis Hall
W. N. Pierce
West
Nan
Hatch
Brunswick
Marriner
Frank Sirois
Charles Grondin
Bowdeinham
Raymond Blair
Willis Blair
Eula Terrill
Lane Athletic Field
Isabelle Wescott
Olive King
Stanley Ieva
B. R. Mitchell
Winthrop
Sherman Roberts
Canton Point
Laura
Gerald
Augusta
Freda
Flora Shephard
Margaret Grover
Waterville
East Vassalboro Sunay
J. A. Winkham
Durham
Herbert Carr
Massachusetts
Cecil Richards
Frank Rice
Fort Edgecomb
Roger Cowell
Providence
RK L
Leland Seigars
Dresden
Frank Reynolds
Gertrude Baker
Asa Newell
William Newell
Edith Amacher
Gardiner
Dorothy
Harry
Donald Stultz
Emma Bowley
Litchfield
Arthur W. Bowley
Frank
Whitinsville
Mass
Kimball Street
Lawrence Southard
Edna Gray
Daisy Warington
Alice G. Baker
Z. M. Devinal
Arden
William Mellvin
Florence Somers
Portland
Cora Conley
Bangor
Comander
Charles Tallman
Boston
Margaret Fardy
William of
Deston
Annie Knight
Newcastle
Alvena Knight
Hester Stone
Frank Yeaton
Walter Spring
Standish
Maurice Ubaynes
Bath
Sunday Visits From Town To Durham Family Homes
Mrs. and Mrs. Williams Whitney visited Dr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson in Durham. Numerous relatives and friends spent weekends with families in Portsmouth Keamford Bath Winthrop Portland and Farmington Center notes list guests and hosts across streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida A. J. Huntington
Monmouth
Rose Allen
Melvin Farrin
Beverly
Maxs
Oscar Smith
Will Thurlow
Frederick Vonberg
Boston
Leslie Gardner
U. of M
Havne
W. W. Gardner
M. P. Hanson
Patten
Kenneth E. Specht
Opera House
Vanessa Beedle
Linson Johnson
Bangor
Kar Harbor
Benjamin Spaulding
Melrose
Mass
Gladys Lowell
Gorham Normal School
Joseph Mansir
Lewiston
Herbert Mansir
Main Street
Robert Allen
G. A. Thornquest
Robert Lilly
Salem
Charles E. Hewitt
Pleasant View Farm
Leslie F. Roberts
George Wilson
Moosehead Lake
Ruth
Carl Anderson
Harold Hinckley
Clair Bolton
Mis
Alice Chapman
Portland
W. A. Turner
Moonhoinham Road
Capt
Percy Farmer
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Ir. F. B. Peabody
Mark Costellon
W. R. EF. Cares
Robert
New York City
Mixx Ellen Blair
Bath
Ellen Eastman
Richard Derby
Winchester
Swan Island
Laura Stilphen
Emerson
Eula Terrillx
Emerson Grammar
Elizabeth G. Kelly
Edward McAuliffe
J. S. Specht
Pbstrix Specht
Vertkandd
Adele Harford
Augusta
Ernest Harford
Aaron Saunders
Deverly
Evelyn Leasure
Mixx Loreatta Parks
Earlastmer
Banger
Harry
Kay Getechell
Gorham
F. B. Peabody
Lixden
I. W. Oddy
Alice
Mixx Helen Specht
Robert Stanley
Sanford
Tbr
Williams Whitney
Chares Simpson
Durham
Joseph Thorlow
Earl Morang
Gardiner
Angus Burden
Drone
James D. Clark
Keamford
Eben J. Marston
Washington Street
Frank Anderson
Rockland
A. K. Chaney
Highland Street
Dorothy Crooker
Herman Crocker
Upper High Street
Davis Henderson Ald
Henderson
Albert Henderson
Londsinham
Wellingtos A. Moore
Shirley
Margaret Adams
Hiram T. Bailes
Winthrop
Francis Melbenald
Keston
Melbenald
Danford McDonald
High Street
Alonz Parks
Portsmouth N.ho
Parks
Walter Kingbury
Richardson Street
Abmer
Jevivmsorm Cored
Alice Johmsom
Fanny Thur
Farmington Normal School
Mr. Smith
Waliter W. Smith
Georgetown Town Notes and Visitor Roundup
Truant from Marrtown and nearby hamlets fill weekly pages with visits and stayovers. Names include Trueman Taylor and Roy Newman of Darien planning a France voyage on Leviathan. Mrs. Helen Thompson improving at Beth Hospital. many shuttling between Bath, Popham, Robinhood, and Five Island schools. Local events mention tax collection by Howard G Heald and a postponed monthly conference at First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trueman Taylor
Gardiner
Marrtown
Roy Newman
Darien
Conn
Newman
France
Harold Hunt
New Vineyard
Mixx Evelyn Huxsey
Husses
Farmington
Lacy Cahill
Bath
Bay Point
Howard G Heald
Earle Wottle
Everett
Mass
West Georgetown
Helen Thompson
Taunton
Beth Hospital
Chester Starrett
Providence
R. L
Ralph Thompson
J. B. Oliver
Walter Cummings
Portland
W. . Todd
Howard Webber
Sonior Ramford
Charles Webber
Maxine Walker
Five Island School
Robinhood
Center Schools
Leila Campbell
Russell Winkham
Harold Winkham
Woodrow Isray
Augusta Todd
Popham
Harriet Deering
First Baptist Church
Wlaw Todd
Ros Newman
Charles MacMahban
Ethel
Maxx
Mark Marr
John H. Stary
William Todd
Koston University
Methodist Church
Arthur Todd
Lonise
Richmond
Jennie Todd
Sydney Dalrymple
Treekline
Kennether Point
George E. Oliver
Willard
Roger
Frank @Hiver
New England Telephone Co
Albert Shaw
Fred Shaw
Kittery
Merriown
Mabel Shaw
Kath
Seward Emmons
Som Jack
Lewiston
Emmons
Ralph Dunton
Robirhead
Harper
Keethbas
Amd
Wilfred Littlefiet
Breektem
Sagadahee Farm
Ll. Himckley
J. Pinkham
Augusta
Mabel Pinkham
Bert
League
Harry Stott
Dorothy Campbell
Irving Campbell
Bewdeinham
Robinheed
Lester Pettengill
Frye
John Elliver
Carl Scott
Ralph
Keene
Harry Heald
Walter Taylor
Liev
W. T. Boyd
John Thibodean Bury
AL AL Brett
Cnestos
Mark Merreser
Verne
Frank Tasler
Dawhter
Vassalberrer
Edgar Hunt
Harold
Marth
Kieh
Camp Overlook
Alfred Rowe
Evelyn Rowe
Clayston Rowe
John Csrindell
Ftath
Arthur Rewe
Collapse of Bolshevism in Russia, McCullagh predicts
Captain Francis McCullagh, long reporter on Russia, warns ten years of bolshevism followed by anarchy. He cites inert Russian peasants, divided opposition, and Lenin’s nepmenism as factors likely leading to a collapse and eventual shift to a normal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Francis McCullagh
McCullagh
Third Internationale
Moscow
Mexico
Zinovieff
Trotzky
Zainovieff
Reval
Kronstadt
Paris
London
Berlin
Czar
Kerensky
Lenin
Boston University Student Preaches on Living Christ
A Boston University student begins his duties with a 2.30 p.m. sermon titled The Living Christ followed by an evening talk on Law or Love Which at the same service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
Thurston
Islesford First Summer Trip Reports from Five Islands
The Islesford made its first summer voyage Monday morning from Five Islands with Co. E Cromwell as captain and L. H. Rowe purser plus Elbridge Mains as engineer. The steamer also delivers Bath mail, returning for the regular afternoon trip. Many residents and visitors are noted, with illness, moves, and social visits across Bath, Cambridge, Quincy, and Wolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islesford
Co. E Cromwell
L. H. Rowe
Elbridge Mains
Bath
Beryl Reid
T. D. Reid
Wiscasset
Webster Scott
Weston
Mass
Five Islands
Malden Island
Ferris Leonard
Alice Cromwell
Frank Perkins
Frank Biggins
E. A. MacMahan
Basil
Leslie Aingley
Virginia
Cambridge
Harry Horne
Chester
L. A. Berry
Carrie Luce
F. M. Reid
Cleveland Rowe
Arthur Berry
Barrows
Boothbay
I. R. Stevens
Maxine Walker
Woolwich
W. M. Hagan
J. H. Rowe
Hershal Dickey
M. L. Tarr
E. V. Small
Alex Marr
Everett
Marr
J. G. Rowe
Iva Cromwell
MacMahan Island
Albert Marr
Quincy
Melvin Harford
Henry Jordan
Auburn
Frank Bartlett
Marjorie
Conant
Dorchester
Briggs
Alfred Rowe
Clayton
John Grindell
Evelyn Rowe
J. E. Blaisdell
Bertram Lewis
Lena Lewis
Somerville
Julia Boyd
Mabel Thibodeau
Ethelyn Campbell
Grange
Lena Higgins
Grange Library
Masters School
New York
Elizabeth Cromwell
Goldie Sheridan
George Delano
Duxbury
W. F. Delano
G. W. Moulton and Son Shaw
Portland
Seguinland
New 130 Pair Cable To Span Kennebec River
The New England Telegraph and Telephone Co will lay a 130 pair duplex cable, 50 feet long and 3 to 4 inches in diameter, in one piece from Bath to Woolwich across the Kennebec river. Shipment from Hawthorne, TL is set for June 6, with a wig steam lighter for installation. Officials will seek federal consent and review municipal approvals in Bath and Woolwich.
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Hawthorne
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Kennebec River
Bath
Woolwich
Pstin
Suy
Tos
Vath
Linwood Atwood Escapes From Cumberland Jail
Sagadahoc county Sheriff learns Linwood Atwood escaped from Cumberland County jail Portland while serving sentence for illegal transportation of alcohol. Atwood had been arrested last fall by State Highway Patrolman O'Brien for speeding and found with a load of liquor. He was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to three months with six months more in default, having already served the initial term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Lloyd George
Russia
Berlin
Sherif McClure
Sagadahoc
Cumberland County
Portland
Linwood Atwood
Maine
Atwood
Vatrolman O'Brien
Leninism replaces Marxist claim in Russia, revolt grows
The speaker predicts Russia abandons Marxian communism for Leninism. He believes the inert masses will be pushed toward realization of systemic failure, a process that will take time but will ultimately unleash a tide of revolt that nothing can stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Boloshevist
Para rubber trees thrive in Luzon typhoon belt say official
A. W. Prautch of the agriculture department reports extensive plantings in Albay and Camarines Sur prove para rubber trees grow well in the Luzon typhoon zone. He notes hundreds of mature trees, self-planted saplings, and that storms do not hinder growth, countering the myth they fail under typhoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
A. W. Prautch
Department of Agriculture
Albay
Camarines Sur
Singapore
Mr. Prautch
Para
Philippine Islands
Camarines
Philippines
Mindanao
Young Family from Jamaica Plain Visit Morse Home
Mr and Mrs Morten Young and daughters Barbara and Mary of Jamaica Wain Mass visited weekend with Mr and Mrs Scott Morse of Andrews Road Mrs Young and children stayed for a visit of several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morten Young
Barbara
Mary
Jamaica Wain
Mass
Snd
Scott Morse
Andrews Road
South End Association Reports Prosperous Year
Five plants were sent to the sick as the committee on the sick reported. Mrs. Deering thanked members for two years of support before passing the president's chair to Mrs. Hunt who received a Higgins print. The group planned to co operate with the North Center PTA for a high school alumni banquet on the 17th and discussed the State Association meeting in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee
Higgins
Hunt
North Center I'Vt.a
High School Alumni Association
Assembly Hall
State Association
Augusta
Carroll A. Deering
John Hunt
William P. Hatch
Chester A. Vlant
Wellington A. Moore
Leland R. Mitchell
Pres. Hunt
N. Gratz Jackson
James E. Lockery
John Burgon
Chester A. Plant
Charles Soule
William H. Small
J. A. Redlon
Ethel Bruce
Edna Perry
Lelia Oliver Chauirman
Robert Manson
Walter Potter
Ambrose McFadden
Russell Colby
Clarence McIntire
Almon RK. Perry
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Warren McIntire
Richard Quick
Harry Williams
Stearns Scott
Creditors Receive Settlement From H A Oliver Estate
Creditors through Edward W Bridgham attorney received a settlement of 261 3 percent with note unlikely any further dividend. Secured claims total 3536 65 and 403 a combined $4230 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Oliver
Edward W. Bridgham
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Lily Sherbourne
Carl Beede
Harvey
Frank Lancaster
James Hamilton
Georgetown
Edward Wren
Rossindale
Mas
Harry Herne
Lillian Berry
John Fe.miler
Semday
Helen Thompsen
Sumner
Edmund W. Thurston
CTS
Kennebec
Serge
John J. Desmond
Montsweag Farm
Wiscasset, Me
South End Association
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me