Community notices from Winnegance area and Popham Beach trip
A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded through a weekend in Winnegance and Parker Head. Names include Morse, Small, Eaton, Wyman, and Perry families with events such as theatre attendance, a Sunday beach outing at Popham Beach, and a ten year old illness returning home for care. Additional items mention store relocation plans, gas station continuity, and church services led by local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morse
Earl Morse
Peres Morse
Gus Small
Zina Eaton
Walter Morse
Karteher Jackson
Portland
Page Wyman
Parkes Head
Ralph ‘Tibbetts
Joshua N. ‘Tibbetts
Bay Point
Forrest Drake
Harold
Edwin Smalls
Hannigan
Bath
Popham D Beach
Bark Morse
Porrest Rice
Mes
Olney
Perry
Robert Manson
Roberta
Prank Perry
Terbert
Terbert Russell
Sherman Morse
Lloyd Rogers
Earl Percy
Albert
Milton
Parker Morse
Mar
Phares J. Williams
Otis Hunt
Edgar Oliver
Thomas L. Percy
Olney CL Perry
High Street
Trask
Fred N. Parks
Alfred Cornish
Parker Head
Parks
City
Rockland
Frank V Purington
Walter @. Perry
Jersey City
Silas Purington
Alphonse D. Adams
Harry F. Oliver
William Cromwell
Bowdoinham
Chirence Blaisdell
Rey
O. Taylor
Corliss Street
Annie L. Purington
V Purington
Quaker Vein
Burleigh Philbrick
Lynn
Mass
Philbrick
Ellen Hersey
Lelia Oliver
Connecticut
Omar Perry
Eugene Spinney
Percy Plant
New York Club Man Discovers Dr True’s Elixir
A New Yorker writes from Plymouth Massachusetts praising Dr True's Elixir for digestion insomnia and constipation and orders six large bottles for his mother. The advertisement touts relief from worm symptoms and claims the remedy is a longstanding product over 68 years on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Old
Plymouth
Mass
Dr. True
Wim
FT. Ralph
Kennebec Navigation Schedules Bath to Boston and back
The Kennebec Navigation Company announces regular sailings from Bath to Boston on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays at 7 00 p m A special daylight trip departs Bath Saturdays at 6 30 a m Return trips depart Boston for Bath on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays at 6 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Boston
Boothbay
Islands
Kennebec Navigation Company
Maine
Four youths held after ferry pursuit links Bangor thefts
Bath police arrested four Syracuse, New York youths within an hour after a boat patrol spotted a touring car. They face charges tied to thefts of two autos in Bangor and Belfast, a Bangor Outlet store break in, a Belfast sardine factory entry, and stealing an express package from a Belfast station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Charles J. Witham
Frank A. Littlefield
Waldo County
Witham
Bangor
Harmon Thompson
Woolwich
Thompson
Port
Littlefield
Daniel Crowley
Ralph Dodge
Joseph Gorey
Arthur Donovan
William Phinley, II
George Donovan
Syracuse
N.Y
Ford
Belfast
Outlet
Velie
Alton Robertson
First Street
George Spencer
Sheriff Littlefield
Rockland
Charles M. Littlefield
Lawrence Bradford Martin and Ruth Ward wed in Bath home
Lawrence Bradford Martin of Quines Massachusetts and Ruth Dexter Ward of East Brunswick were married Tuesday afternoon at 3 in the bride's home in Hardings. Rev. Ernest M. Holman officiated. The ceremony featured peonies and sweet peas. The couple will reside at 55 Bedford Street Quincy Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bradford Martin
Quines
Mass
Ruth Dexter Ward
East
Brunswick
Hardings
Ernest M. Holman
First Baptist Church of
Violet Ward
Quincy
Bedford Street
Martin
Scott Ro Ward
Morse High School
ALG. Page Co
Mr. Martin
Samuel B. Martin
Bath
Bath Tron Works
Texas Steamship Co
Fore River Ship & Engine Co
Morse High Class of 1920 Yearbook Reflection
A Morse High School graduation chronicle recalls the 1919 1920 year marked by a student body decrease, class treasurer efforts, and minstrel shows raising funds. It honors staff changes, debates, speakers, and performances like The Colonel’s Maid, noting perseverance and pride in school achievements.
Class Will Bequeaths Pranks and Dignities to Morse School
The Class of 1922 at Morse School drafts a humorous will in which Rolin Eugene Perry, the lone senior in the honor list, addresses classmates as attorneys. It bequeaths room A, a waste basket, corridors, and a satirical charge to be courteous to freshmen, plus a piano tuning fund and gifts from seniors to fellow students. The group also bequeaths humorous personal items to named peers and ends by gifting a feather duster to janitor Fred Parks for future Morse visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Mikelsky
Mediterranean Sea
Archie Miller
King
Morse High
Wilson
Frank Wright
Philip Dravis
General Ashepeidian
Owen Lovejoy
Winslow Rouse
Boston
Morse High School
Mo Eel S
Rolin Eugene Perry
Clauss
Cliss
Clinton
Morse
Andrew C. Flaherty
Republic of Ireland
Democratic Party of
Arrowsie
Robert Bloom
Elsie Pauline Cotten
Bess Dake
Firenlace
Howard
Idan’ McPhee
Edward True
Luther
Hall
Earl Whittemore
Mr. Whittemore
Mabelle S. Fullerton
Warren Parris
Gertrude H. Fair
Mary Tibbetts
Mary
Roberta F. Barker
Rogues’ Gallery
Sidney Fine
Dorothy Sheldon
Una Marion Gilmore
Elizabeth Sullivan
Helen Elizabeth Hartwell
Margaret Cummings
Clayton A. Rowe
Dustin Syde
Harriet Fredericka Glidden
Carolyn Stackpole
Willard K. Sprague
Stewart H. Day
Randolph Mitty
Frieda H. Mikelsky
Evelyn Oliver
Abraham Povich
George Acheson
Fred Parks
Leonard Wetherbee
the Post
Daddy McWhee
Frances Lord
Mary Higgins
Alice Comeau
Kenneth Atwood
Kenneth
Chicago Stock Company
Margaret Yates
Andrew Flaherty
Nippy
Goldie
Capitol
Leslie Wold
Fredericka
Irene Kingsbury
Brunswick
Class Prophecy Reveals Morse Alumni Island Adventure
Luther Hall and Roberta Barker stage a dialogue recounting Morse School class of 1921 alumni adventures. The voyage to Yap, a Libyan style political island, features reporters, socialites, a president, and marriages, with many former classmates holding posts from secretary to dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Crockett Hall
Roberta Frances Barker
Bert Barker
Luther Hall
Morse
Yap
Trene Lennox
Natalie McNeil
Eva Palmer
Donald Specht
Harriet Rice
Outing in Woolwich With DAS.A. Club Members
Dorothy Welch Katherine Mayers Miriam Rice Anna Arck Beatrice Harrington and Edith Courser chaperoned by Ahiee Miavks and Kaans Green joined six of the DAS.A. club on a Woolwich trip Saturday. The group rode the 3 o clock ferry and swam and picked wild strawberries in the afternoon. A picnic followed at five and they danced in the ferry cabin to Bath as the shower began. New Meadows Inn opens to the public on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Welch
Katherine Mayers
Miriam Rice
Anna Arck
Beatrice Harrington
Edith Courser
Das.a. Club
Ahiee
Miavks
Kaans—Green
Woolwich
Wireless on Rockland steamer links Boston trip news
The steamer City of Rockland will run a day trip to Boston on July 2 equipped with a wireless system to receive news during the voyage between Boston and the Kennebec river points. Passengers will have access to Dempsey Carpentier fight updates, and round trip tickets from Bath are priced at $5 with flexible return options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Bowen
Bath
Kennebec Navigation Company to Resume Kennebec Boston Service
The Kennebec Navigation Co plans passenger and freight service between Richmond and Cedar Grove with a 20 ton lighter and a 30 passenger launch. Freight will also be carried from Gardiner to upriver towns by motor trucks. Boothbay division will run Christmas Cove to Pemaquid Harbor daily while island boats Wiwurna and Catherine enter service today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Detroit
Kennebec Navigation Co
Fred Weeks
Richmond
Cedar Grove
Gardiner
Kennebec
Augusta
Kennebec-Boston
Boothbay
Christmas Cove
Pemaquid Harbor
Pemaquid Beach
Bath sports predict Dempsey will lose to Carpentier
Bath editors note a surprising public prediction that Carpentier could defeat Dempsey on July 2. They cite Dempsey’s war record and reputation, suggesting fans prefer him to remain champion, while admiring Carpentier’s wartime service and conduct at his camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Sports
Dempsey
Bath
Carpentier
France
Langdon Snipe Return Home After Medical Meetings
Dr and Mrs Langdon T Snipe returned to Green Street home after ten days in Boston and New York. Dr Snipe attended the American Medical Association sessions in Boston last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon T. Snipe
Green Street
Boston
New York
Snipe
American Medical Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Popham
Martin-Ward
Morse High Graduation
Miss Hertell
Leslie Justine Wold
Hue Tobey
Helen Hartwell
Frances Callan
Kathleen McCabe
Bill Sprague
Will
Ogden Brousseau
Bert
Bill
Mabelle Dearborn
Mildred Ward
Mabelle Pinkham
Stella Duprey
Sophie Weinblatt
Tovieh
Virginia McVey
Marjorie Mitchell
Hoboken
Marian Hill
Secretary of the Treasury
Ion Rich
Frank Carlton
Education
Elsie Cotten
Siberia
Georgia Knight
Afghanistan
Margaret Coombs
Evanda Rodgerson
Siam
Clayton Rowe
Mae Whitter
Derry
Roland
Breach
Lincoln Academy
Eleanor Bruce
Ashe
Mast
Delphine Toward
Colby
Una Gilmore
Joe Golder
Gertrude Malt
Stewart Day
Anna Linderburg
Lottie Wilson
Mildred Dolloff
Marie Findlen
Mabelle Fullerton
Helen Thayer
Lena Green
Dot Leonard
Evelyn Norton
Anna Conley
Whig Party
Hazel Henderson
Tie
Phi Rho Society
California
Janette Robash
Janette
Worcester Academy
Susie Fletcher
Eva Clough
Freida
Vauline
Madelyn Carlton
New Meadows Inn
Thompson Bros
the Liberty
W. G. Cahill
Center Street
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