Morse High Class History Recaps Four Happy Years
The Class History recalls stage efforts for Washington Trip funds and plays The Rival Frats and Mrs Compton's Manager. It celebrates teachers Miss Maroun Miss Ma goun Miss Lowell and Mr Montgomery, lists pranks jokes and future plans including Bowdoin Maine and college paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Titcomb
Balboa
Panam Canal
Magoun
Ams
Dick Lowell
Maxtoun
Portland
Zeke Hunt
Bath
Hugo
Dumas
Lowell
Neptune
Night of visions through a college classmate dream
The narrator recalls a dreamlike journey through memories of Massachusetts Agricultural College alumni. Scenes show Lester Morse and Charlotte MacCutch eon at work, George Carleton the tailor, the yacht Defiance on Long Island Sound, and classmates in careers from music to teaching, with a dawn awakening ending the reverie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame Fortune
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Lester Morse
Charlotte MacCutcheon
George Carleton
George
John Totman
Long Island Sound
Defiance
Maurice Very
Amy Titcomb
Mossy
Amy
Bernard Sydlemian
Clara Brown
My way to my chair to await the fat ter coming of day
A fragment reflecting a student from 1914 waiting for morning, content in reunion with friends and classmates. The tone hints at nostalgia and the passage of time.
Local Government Officials Named in Directory
A listing names Harold M. Sewall as Representative to Congress Rupert H. Baxter as State Senator E W Bridgham as County Attorney Henry G Hodgdon as Clerk of Courts Edwin M Brown as Register of Deeds Reo M Stinson as County Commissioner and Albert L Strout as County Treasurer with corresponding office numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Hodgdon
Edwin M. Brown
Reo. M. Stinson
Albert L. Strout
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Wallace N. Price
Fred H. Thompson
Bath
Jas
Lowell
Horace J. Whitney
Topsham
W. L. Bonney
Bowdoinham
Uriah A. Jack
Republican
Timothy F. Callahan
Haines
Harold M. Sewall
Rupert H. Baxter
Edward W. Bridgham
Henry G. Hougdon
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward C. Plummer
William A. Jack
Wilbur C. Oliver
George M. Stinson
Frederick E. Drake
Charles H. Oliver
Oakley
Curtis
Peter Charles Keegan
Bertrand G. McIntire
Elmer E. Newbert
John E. Bunker
J. Edward Sullivan
Congress
D. J. McGillicuddy
George E. Hughes
James S. Lowell
James C. Purinton
Vernal V. Chase
Charles W. Dingley
John H. Fitzgerald
Alton B. Thwing
Thomas S. Gibbons
Charles A. Corliss
Marshall A. Haraden
William H. Smith & Sons
Waldo R. Lewis
Washington St
Sagadahoc County Primary Returns Reported by Times
The Times details Sagadahoc County results with Bath delays and AP updates. Republican Oliver wins sheriff nomination. Democrat FitzGerald tops the same race. Bath’s Dunton chosen for Probate Judge. other county and state figures listed with vote counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Times
Oliver
Fitzgerald
Dunton
Bath
Associated Press
Lovejoy Meader Wedding in Rumford Maine
Wedding notices announce the marriage of Miss Amy Lillian Lovejoy to Guy Le Forrest Meader formerly a conductor with L. A. and W. Ay and now stationed locally. After August 1 they will reside at 496 Virgin Ave Rumford. Capt and Mrs George A Merrill received a surprise party from neighbors with a rug as a gift. The Bowdoin football schedule opens with three away games. A Bath Bath news note mentions Canadians visiting Riverside and a two month beach stay. Class Night of 14 was all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Southard
Morse
Britain
B. C
Wellesley College
Washvnown
Evelyn Shaughnessy
Mace Miller
Mareinerite Hennessey
Chiss
Bowdoin
University of Maine
Girls Athletic Association
Phi Rho
Dorothy Higgins
Brunswick
Wallace Ham
Jennie Colby
Wallace
Ford Motor Car Company
Jennie
George Wetherbee
Chicago
Bath
George
Malon Clark
Malen
Bessie Hopkins
Bess
Samuel Clancy
Grace Eggleston
Grace
Sam
Amy Lillian
L. Frank Lovejoy
Rumford
Guy le Forrest Meader
L. A
W. Ay
Virgin Ave
George A. Merrill
School St
Hinckley St
Capt. Merrill
Mayers
Merrill
Bowdoin College
Amherst
Wesleyan
Middletown
Trinity
Hartford
Boston College
Colby
Bates
Maine
Orono
Tufts
Medford
Local Officers Tabulate Primary Returns In Bath
The Municipal Officers met Tuesday evening to tally primary returns. Republicans and Democrats list candidate tallies for governor, auditor, congress, state senate, county offices, and legislature with minor corrections noted. Licenses granted include fireworks by William H. Smith & Sons and a victualler license for Waldo R. Lewis on Washington Street near the rope walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunton
Small
Turner, Hart
Bachelder
Bowdoin ’96 Reunion Planned at New Meadows Inn
The eighteenth annual Bowdoin ’96 reunion will be held at New Meadows Inn on Wednesday, June 24 at 6:30 p m. A prominent Democrat warns of strange bedfellows in the September election as rain shifts focus from primaries to farming interests and state crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Star Lodge
F. C
Pythian Sisters
William Mann
J. Fred Tobey
Riggsville
Albion
Swift
Elio
Charles D. Roberts
Squirrel Island
Keene
Willis
E. W. Bridgham
Sagadahoe
York Hall
William D. Sewall
Washington and
Edwards Sts
John Conley
Beacon St
D. T. Percy & Sons
Frye
Pearl Dunbar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ciety
Bess’ Hopkins
Jim’’ Morse
Methuselah
Zeke” Hunt
Rick” Whalen
Mr. Montgomery
Morse High
Otis Lawrence Hunt
Esther Brown
Miriam Adams
Mrs. Compton
Isaiah Hunt
Maine Central Railroad
Zeke
Washington Street
Boston American
Frances
Marguerite Hennessy
Frank Whalen
Philadelphia
Rick
Brooklyn
Pearl Hall
Pearl
Miss Panhurst
Carleton Lowell
Sma
Mays Miller
Kennebunk
Tae
Democratic
Arrowsie
W. Bath
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Woolwich
Richmond
Haines Arrowsit
West Bath
Perkins
Plummer
Oliver Jack
Arrowsit
Lovejoy
Meader
Board of Aldermen
Seguinland
Gleason & Gott of
Malden
Charles W. Bradlee, Jr
Center Methodist Church of
McDougal
Dingley
Bath Iron Works
Charlestown Navy Yard
President Hyde
Wetherbee
R. C. Grady
H. F. McCarthy
H. E. Williams
Walter Maney
F. R. Boyd
W. Jenks
Navy Yard
Gardiner G. Deering
Deering
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