Cobb for Principal
Citizens urge Morse High School appointment of Harry W. Cobb as principal, noting his Bath background, Rockland High tenure, and prior Morse teaching service. Many favor an experienced superintendent as well, with changes in the system calling for a progressive, well qualified leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Cole
Morse High School
Harry W. Cobb
Rockland
Morse High
Cobb
Bath
Rockland High
Bowdoin Wins College Series Title After Brunswick Game
Archie Crivens from Hyde Park Mass visited his summer home to tend plants and left the same day. Charity Cornish remains largely unchanged after a recent shock. Mrs. Bert Brown’s remains were brought from New York to A. M. Brown’s home for a 3 p.m. funeral. A husband and two small children survive along with other relatives. Interment was in South Cemetery. Bowdoin defeated Bates in Brunswick, clinching the college series championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Crivens
Hyde Park
Mass
Charity Cornish
Bert Brown
New York
A. M. Brown
South Cemetery
Brunswick
Bates
Bowdoin
Schedules Change Approaches for Summer Train and Boat Timetables
Officials announce the upcoming summer schedule changes for trains and boats set to take effect soon. These adjustments aim to improve service frequency, connections, and reliability for travelers across major routes and ports.
Doings Down Georgetown Way
Centuries old local items from West Georgetown recount visits, movements, and townsfolk’s daily lives. Residents travel to Bath and Five Islands, road work discussed, and community activities including church meetings, circuses, and social visits feature prominently.
Five Islands Social Notes from Portland Visit
Miss Janie Mains of Portland was the guest of her sister Mrs. Mabel Connors returning Sunday. Miss Lottie Dunn and Miss Maude Delano spent Saturday to Monday in Portland and left Tuesday morning. Capt Milan Leonard of the schooner Abenaki is in Harmon's Harbor with coal for J G Stevens. Captain Will Rowe towed him from Gott's Cove to the unloading place. Captain Leonard and family, who had visited relatives, returned to Bath on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Sprague
Bath Hospital
F. Hi. Ward
Topsham
John J. Williams
Junior
Bath
A. W. Pifer
Bernice M. Scott
Five Islands
Josephine Lewis
Ferris Leonard
Trafton Knight
Wilder Hagan
Arrowsic
State Road
Bertha Avery
Lawrence
Bay Point
Laurence Putnam
Ralph Dunton
Riggsville
Owen K. Marr
Kennebec Point
George S. Sampson
Susie Stevens
Milbridge
Burnside A. Powers
Gilbert Cromwell
the Cove
A. W. Piper
Dr. Piper
Lexington
Second Free Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Soviet
Mabel Connors
Silvia Boucher
Edward Browne
Rowe's Hall
E. F. Lewis
E. F. Lewis and Little Eranddaughler
Phyllis Wyman
Warner Lewis
Somerville
Mass
Sarah Rowe Merton Davis
Dexter
Maine
Ly He Rowe
Florence Hagan
Mark
MacMallan‘s
Tsland
Daniels
St. Matthews
Worcester
Irene Stevens
Valeria Sawyer
Boothbay Harbor
Russell Boynton
Cambridge
Carolyn Stevens
Janie Mains
Portland
Lottie Dunn
Maude Delano
Milan Leonard
Harmon's Harbor
J. G. Stevens
Will Rowe
Gott’s Cove
Leonard
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad claims reward
A testimonial style notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for an uncured catarrh case. It extols F. J. Cheney Co Toledo and National Bank of Commerce endorsing the product. Internal medicine claims and direct blood mucous action are cited. Also markets Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Bowdoin Notes On Local Visits And Church Meeting
Mrs Ennna Card of Lisson Firs is in Bowdon for her mother Mrs Lacy Smalty who suffered a shock. Mrs HOS Small of Toushini is in Iowa. the FF W B conference will meet with West Gardiner church June 11 and 12 with delegates Miss Clara Purinton Miss Edith Purinton and Thomas Whitney. Percy Lane and family visited East Oxford in their auto, returning the same day. Mrs Lucy Small remains weak after a shock two weeks ago. Miss Hattie Temple of Bowdoinham visited. Dr Charles Bibber of Cooper's Mills and Benjamin Bibber were visitors. Howard Couch goes to Poland Spring House to substitute for a vacationing bass viol player, then to Boston with Mrs Conch for summer in Bowdoin about June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenmess
Hostun
Hos
Small
Toushini
Towa
Jee
West Bowdein Church
Clara
Edith Purinton
Thomas Whitney
Hadle
Percy Lane
East Oxford
Charles Bibber
Cooper's Mills
Benjamin Bibber
Howard Couch
Poland
Poland Spring House
Mr. Conch
Boston
Conch
Bowdoin
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Bayside
Norfolk
Kuppenheimer
John J. Desmond
Water Streets
Bath, Maine
South Windo
Bath’s Big Department Store
Davis Hatch
Georgetown Way
Sagadahoc
Mrs. Rosentwist
West Georgetown
Capt
Mark Marr
Marrtown
Howard
Heald
Frank Ss
Alex Fr. Marr
Ruth Bradlee
C. W Bradlee
Thomas Phillips
John Cummings
Phillips
Millard Oliver
Miss Norris
MacMahan’s Island
Laving F. Hunt
Wollaston
Joseph W. Moore
Sebasco
Sewall P. Oliver
Norman H. Treat
Frank Moore
Popham
Elbridge M. Cunningham
Melvin
MacMahon’'s Island
John Hunt
Thomas N. Williams
Europe
George Oliver
Spinney Brothers
Mallabar
George Sinclair
Spinney
Long Island
Sinclair
Bradbury P. Todd
Marion Clarke
Miss Powers
Miss Clarke
Mill Pound
Iown
Chester
Gerrish
Ed. Browne
Edward Stuart
Brookline
Vernon Gray
Henry Brooks
Westport
Georgetown
First Baptist Church
Charles Smith
Nancy Spinney
Anna L. Read
Medford
Read's Point
George B. Sinclair
Viola Hinckley
Quincy, Mass
Nora Marr
Lynn
Malden
Tine” Rowe
Charles Lothrop
Elizabeth
Milton
Frank McFadden
Honushton
Juno
Alfred J. Rowe
Evelyn
Mary Bates
Richmond
Ennna Card
Lisson Firs
Bowdon
Lacy Smatly
Hattie Temple of
Bowdeinham