Exhibition honors young birdhouse builders
The Cosmopolitan Club sponsored a public exhibition and sale of birdhouses crafted by students after a two month design effort. Prizes of edged tools and a bird book were awarded as judges including Charles P. Wetherbee and Rev. Gould J. Brown evaluated entries. A village parade followed to the sale venue with 125 houses built, 95 displayed, and varieties from tree-crotch to birch bark designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Save Our Birds
Avis
Cosmopolitan Committee
Margaret Foote
Alice Varney
Adelaide Dennison
Hiram T. Stevens
O. M. Redlon
Charles P. Wetherbee
Gould J. Brown
E. J. Marston
A. E. Bishop
William White
Harold M. Sewall
Morse High
McInnes
Lewiston
Horace Murray
Edward True
Donald N. Small
Murdock Murray
Robert McDonald
Louis Taylor
Loyal Jones
Edward Burleigh
Homer Potter
Percy Morse
Alfred Green
Earle Whittemore
Walter Rogers
E. C
Hiram Larson
Carrol King
L. Coombs
R. Perry
W. Morse
Forest Mains
Eugene Reno
Joseph Melrose
Bradford Belanger
Clifford Neil
Fred Armes
George Moses
Percy D
James Hanson
Albert Day
Haviland Torrey
Thomas MacDougall
George Sanford
John Kelley
Charles Andrews
Mathy Thomas
Vernon Mitchell
Raymond Norton
Lee Ricker
Wilber Edgerly
Roger Worrey
Clifford G. Madden
Martin Powers
George Colby
George McFadden
Harry Boure
Lee Shorey
Leslie MacKinnon
Thomas Heaney
Alfred S. Erskine
Graduation of 1916 Morse High School class
The 1916 Morse High School class saw 60 graduates of eighty entrants. Top honors went to Charlotte Ruth Burke and Leo Powers Burke with several others listed for high honors and honors. Teachers and club activities followed with a May social and a planned June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ruth Burke
Leo Powers Burke
Fanny Green
Helen Marion Child
Margaret Gertrude Conley
Louise Craven
Eyla Mildred Fielding
Beatrice Evelyn Merrill
Margaret Stuart Miller
Mary Metcalfe Monroe
Olive Marion Rowe
Dorothy Jeanette Totman
Ruby MaeFarrin
Lincoln Lodge Observes Memorial Day Festivities
The town observed memorial Sunday with four new flags unfurled for Flag Day by local tugs and the Wal lula. The Gannett yacht Kestrel II passed Bath en route to Augusta Tuesday while a moonlight dance occurred at Sabenoa Hall with Stevens's orchestra. A group from Boothbay canoeed to Bath in rainy weather, ending their night at Columbia Chambers before continuing to Boothbay Harbor. A Tall Stove Club meeting settled a debt via a chain of transfers, liquidating four obligations. The W C T U county executive met at the Y M C A to plan the June 27 convention at People's Church headlined by Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge
Wallula
Gannett
Kestrel II
Bath
Augusta
Sabenoa Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Stevens
Islands
Hake
Haddock
Charles H. Trickey
South Gardiner
Ariel
Edward E. Hahn, Jr
Lewis S. Holton
Russell W. Marr
Boothbay
Donald S. Welch
Norway
New Columbia Chambers
Boothbay Harbor
Tall Stove Club
People’s Church
Quimby
Deborah Knox Livingston
Bangor
W.C.T.U
Elm Street
Parentlike
War Relief
Department For Soldiers and Sailors
West Bath Grange
Speech on Peace and Readiness Draws Large Crowd
A crowd of about 2000 heard the chief speaker urge filial love for the nation and readiness to defend the country if needed. He said the goal is peace through strength, not empire, and noted a sunlit moment as clouds parted after his address, seen by many as prophetic of the national election.
Old Sailors Tie Weather to Night Services Change
The weekly Gospel Mission services moved to Wednesday night and cottage meetings are being arranged. H. H. Feere now owns the A. A. Morse property on Vine Street, including a residence and store, with the transfer completed on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Mission
H. H. Feere
A. A. Morse
Vine St
Art Tm Agency
Turner Hagan wedding in Bath at bride’s uncle home
Miss Gwendoline A Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Turner of Bideford England married Arthur C Hagan son of W M Hagan at 12 Dummer Street home of the bride’s uncle Rev Culbert McGay officiated The ceremony was at eight with Miss Jennie Sawyer as bridesmaid Edwin G Burke best man W Emery Chase Jr usher reception followed gifts included a mahogany clock from Kelley Spear Co staff Now honeymoon and to reside at 12 Dummer St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendoline A. Turner
W. H. Turner
Bideford
England
Arthur C. Hagan
W. M. Hagan
J. H. Peterson
Dummer St
Culbert McGay
Grace Church
Jennie Sawyer
Edwin G. Burke
W. Emery Chase, Jr
Bath
Hagan
Lemoine Ham Couple Wed In Quiet Bath Episcopal Rite
Alma M Lemoine and Robert A Ham of Bath were married Monday at the Episcopal rectory by Rev Culbert McGay. The bride wore a blue traveling suit with American beauty roses and she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs N A Lemoine. Ham, son of Mr and Mrs James A Ham, is a Morse High School graduate class of 1910 and a Maine Central freight clerk. They will reside with the groom. a second item notes a four masted schooner being built for Co C Menzel Bros of Louisville Ky for the mahogany trade between Pensacola Fla and West Africa. Executrix Mary F Mullaney Bath Me June 15 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Alma M. Lemoine
Robert A. Ham
Culbert McGay
James A- Ham
Morse High School
Maine Central Freight Office
Colonial Club
Walker St
Percy & Smallyard
Co. C. Menzel & Bros
Louisville
Pensacola
Fla
Africa
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Oak Grove
Rev. C. Raymond Chappell
Mrs. Livingston
Livingston
Young Woman’s Christian Association
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ee Bs
Steen
Mary Metcalf Monroe
Elizabeth Moses
Phi Rhos
Beatrice Shaw
Assembly Hall
Honor Harold Pearson Brooks
Andrew Russell Cahill
Paul Andrew Fitzgerald
Sarah Josephine Flaherty
Henry Wallace Hanson, Jr
Edward Addison Erskine
H. Laton Jackson
Percy Ridley Lowe
J. Houghton McLellan
Hazel Wescott McPherson
John James K. Miller
Mildred Ellen Plant
Mabel Elizabeth Rogers
Roger Deering
Charles Leo Thebeau
Marion H. Titcomb
Freeman Alfred Trott
Margaret Anderson Washburn
Natalie Bradford le Mont
Rutherford M. White
William Adams
Edwin Robinson Andrews
Arthur Ralph Avery
Thornton Wilton Bates
Arthur Aaron Brown
May Edna Footer
Helen Catherine Haraden
Marion Agatha Haraden
Alonzo Jesse Harriman
Thomasine Louise Crocker
William Stanwood Cutting
Sarah May Durgan
Walter Morse Hill
Elizabeth Herryck Hayes
Austin Fremont Holbrook
Ada Mae McCormick
Frances Mae MacDonnell
Leon Edward Mason
George Herbert Pomeroy
Kelph Savage
Beatrice Perry Shaw
Roscoe Ham Shaw
Ralph Duncan Warren
Robert Weinblatt
Wendell James White
Helen Augusta Wright
Morton F. Young
James P. King
Carl B. Timberlake
Viola G. Hogan
Annie M. Magoun
Marian E. Brown
Alfie E. Lane
Beulah E. Withee
Mildred R. Bowen
Emma F. Walton
Napoleon B.cortell
Esther J. White
Lillian M. Lawrence
Gladysmae Waterhouse
Pitane Rensen
James Wendell White
Hannes Daeta
Havens
Men’s Club
Beacon St. Church
Bell
Whitman
G. P. Davenport
Cyrus N. Blanchard
OF Wilton
Frye
Dingley
Littlefield
Congress
Blanchard
Turner-Hagan
Sagadahoc
Annie E Hildreth
James F. Patten
Bowdoinham
Spers
Cyrus W. Longley
Samuel S&s. Sewall
Julia C. Ringe
Path
Maine
Sagataho
Adm Bath
Patrick Mullaney
Sagadahec
Mary F Mullaney
Bath, Me
Bowdoin
Mary Lang
A. D. Hathaway
W. R B. Kendall
Viola Leavitt
State OF
al Deas
Bath Independent
James
Lowell
Margaret B. Niles
Topsham
Said
Marston Niles
Nathaniel Niles
Madison
N. J
Mary N. Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
A. D
Thomas L. Talbot
State OF Maine
James 8. Lowell
A. Ir
Jwilliam DP. Sewall
George E. Hughes
Jessie Jane Patten
Charles F. Staples
Luciene B. Newell
Bowdeinham
Gorenoon
James 8
Mary E. Gillespie
Anthony R. Mountfort
Bainsaid
John W. Roberts
Lath
June
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