Sagadahoc Women Republicans Rally Amid Unconstitutional Ruling
Gail Laughlin Portland attorney told Sagadahoc Women's Republican club at the Y M C A that the Supreme Court ruling on NRA unconstitutionality was unsurprising and proven correct. The semi annual meeting drew about 200 attendees despite weather, with remarks from Alderman John A. Lord Senator Gratz Jackson and others plus a luncheon and music. Plans for June 20 and an upcoming July 18 annual meeting were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Women’s Republican Club
Miss Laughlin
Republican Party
Henry W. Butler
Bath
Sagadahoc Club
John A. Lord
Ward 7
Butler
Longfellow
Arthur Sewall
Francis McPherson
Central Church Parish House
William R. Pattangall
Maine Supreme Court
Topsham
Ellis L. Aldrich
Traffic Surges Yet Toll Receipts Drop on Bridge
May figures show higher traffic with $1,953.30 less cash than last May as 103 071 people and 47 700 vehicles crossed the bridge. Sunday turnout was heavy with four collectors directing two-way lines. 700 Bath cars boosted business while receipts lagged last year. A fatal stair fall in Lewiston claimed Leonce J. Berube 5 of 24 Chestnut Street after a skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonce J. Berube
Chestnut Street
Lewiston
Mr. Berube
Ste. Marie’s General Hospital
Inspiring sermon at Morse High School Winter Street church
A 1935 Morse High School baccalaureate service at Winter Street Congregational Church featured Rev. Joseph O. Purdue delivering a sermon on friendship as life’s goal. Class president Warren R. McNeil led graduates in the service as friends and families attended, with the message praising enduring friendship over wealth or fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Winter Street Congregational Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Purdue
Warren R. McNeil
Anatole France
Damon
Pythias
Roland
Oliver
Goethe
Schiller
Wordsworth
Coleridge
Stevenson
Henley
Robert Browning
Elizabeth Barrett
David
Jonathan
Professor Rogers
Frederick Arnold
F. W. Robertson
Paul Gilmore Legard
Forrest C. Legard
Gladys M. Legard
Frank 8. Martin
Cedric A. Martin
Willow Street
Clement Belmont Barter
Clement M. Bart
Dorothy Louise Parshley
Ellen Heath Stevens
Robert Winslow Bragg
Charles Richard Farnham, Jr
Miss Parshley
George D. Parshley
Shepard Street
Stevens
Hiram T. Stevens
Middle Street
Mr. Bragg
Alderman
Ralph W. Bragg
North Street
Mr. Farnham
Ruth H. Farnham
Charles R. Farnham
Miss Rice
Miss Shaw
Blind Mice
Even Haskell
Ernest Haskell
Croton
Hudson
N. Y
Sebasco
Beth Trott
Warren McNeil
Clifford Wins Bowling Trophy at Jewelers Meeting
Charles W. Clifford received a vase trophy at the Retail Jewelers association annual meeting held at the Portland Country Club after a bowling tournament. His wife Portland was awarded a ring. The Clifords were joined by daughter Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton who won an open work bracelet at cards. A banquet and dance followed the afternoon event at the Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Pomona
Dromore Grange
Allison P. Howes
Pittsfield
Howes
West Bath Grange
Pomona
Ella J. Douglas
Eva J. Lemont
Miss Douglas
Christine Rackley
Topsham
Elfreda Perkins
Hardings
Dromore
Perkins
Isle of Somewhere
Bessie Dickinson
William H. Gould
Charles Lemont
Ralph Dunbar
Mildred Morse
Fred Brown
Woolwich
Ethel Lewis Bradford
Mr. Howes
Ellis
Eleanor P. Ripley
Grange
Goodwill Farm
Grange Fund
Home and Community Welfare Committee
The
National Grange
Elizabeth McAffee
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Joanna Hodgkins
Ceres
Harry Rackley
Lizzie Haggett
Five Islands
Charles W. Clifford
Retail Jewelers Association
Portland Country Club
Portland
Clifford
Arthur J. Dunton
Lafayette
Bridgham Elected President Of Bath Country Club
Edward W. Bridgham, Bath attorney, was elected president of the Bath Country Club for the coming year after the stockholders meeting and a directors session. Treasurer Daniel T. Dougherty reported a profitable year with higher dues, greens fees, and locker rentals, and membership ahead of last year. The board also elected Edward W. Bridgham secretary and attorney, with Allen M Irish named vice president and Cecil E Paine, Allan Spear, Dayton Hill named as directors. The club agreed to a $10 non resident women golfers fee and continued exchange privileges with Augusta Wavenock and Boothbay clubs.
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Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
Live Wire
Bath Country Club
Rodney E. Ross
Daniel T. Dougherty
Dougherty
Cecil E. Paine
Allen M. Irish
Arthur Sewall
Rupert H. Baxter
Dayton Hill
John H. Hyde
L. Eugene Thebeau
William S. Shorey
Allan Spear
Harry C. Webber
Bridgham
Mr. Bridgham
Ross
Augusta
Wavenock
Boothbay
Morse High Holds Colorful Senior Class Day in Bath
Morse high school in Bath filled to capacity for the 1935 senior class day exercises. Miss Margery Chapman Haskell delivered the class history, tracing the 158 freshmen rise to 162, with a program of music, odes, prophecies, and impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Bath
John H. Grindell
Mary Bates
Laura Craft
Esther Drummond
Margery Chapman Haskell
Haskell
Richard H. Haskell
Robert H. Haskell
Grove Street
Errol Baker
Charles F. Cummings
Warren R. McNeil
Donald Marshall
Elbridge Reed
Morse High
Offenbach
Mona Zucca
Carrie Shaw
Glee Club
Rosalys Dawn Desjardins
Celina Desjardins
Allen Street
Mary Hodgkins
High Street
Leland T. Hodgkins
Alma Eudora Allen
William H. Allen
Park Street
F. Elizabeth Rice
Carleton L. Rice
Turner Court
Emily L. Jordan
Samuel M. Jordan
Dummer Street
Beth Trott
Wilfred C. Trott
Marshall Avenue
Agnes Catherine Shellenbarger
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Floral Street
Marguerite Eleanor Rogers
Walter M. Rogers
North Bath
Evelyn Mary Gallant
Emanuel Gallant
George Ellis Davis
Leon Davis
West Point
Miss Shaw
Betty Rice
Ancient Cannon on Bath's Park Echoes English War Ship
The old cannon on Bath's Common traces to the British frigate Somerset, captured in 1777, later wrecked at Peaked Hill bar in 1778. A landmark since, its story, preserved by the D. A. R. in 1912, highlights the ship's escape, wreck, and enduring legacy as a peace symbol amid shifting sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath’s Park
Somerset
Dummer Sewall
Boston Bay
Peaked Hill Bar
Cape Cod
New England
Graduating Morse Class Guests At Rotary Meeting
Morse High graduates attended the Rotary Club gathering held in the Morse High cafeteria. A campus-operated menu and performances highlighted the event with poetry, piano, and a guest speech by Prof. Athern P. Daggett of Bowdoin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
MORSE
Morse High
Rotary Club
Jeanette M. Smith
Home Economics
Katherine Leonard
Marius H. Page
Chester A. Plant
Bath Club
N. Gratz Jackson
Warren MacNeil
Marie Stafford
Mary Hodgkins
Betty Rice
Beth Trott
Page
Donald Page
Wilson
Scott
J. Edward Pomeroy
Blair Wilson
Athern P. Daggett
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Edward H. Owen
Daggett
Eton
Seno
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sagadahoc Women Republicans
Gail Laughlin
Supreme Court
Maine
Sagadahoc County
Carlton Bridge
Winter Street
England
Massachusetts Bay
Christian Science Monitor
Paul Revere
Provincetown
Park
Hr Veers
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