Alumni Banquet Honors Classes of 1917 and 1892
The B. H. S. Alumni gathering featured the 1917 guest of honor and the 1892 25th anniversary class. President Low welcomed graduates, with gifts from the 25-year class and remarks by Dr. Peaslee. The evening included vocal solos, a Pygmalion reading, a dance, and a class dinner plan at New Meadows Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles JC
Low
M. J. Duncklee
Winter St. Church
D. Percy Miller
Ann M. Robinson
Association
Doral Howard
Til. W. Owen, Jr
Columbian Tall
Bertha Soule
Phil Rhonian
C. A. Peaslee
Board of Aldermen
Board of Education and City
Owen
Old Morse High
Maine Central Yard
City
Jdfall
Roache
George P. Davenport
Josephine Swanton
Robinson
Joseph M. Trott
Viola Hogan
Jennie Morse
Alice Magoun
Emma Magoun
Doris Shepard
Mary Hanson
Meryl Strong
America
George Moulton
Harriet Reed Shaw
Jennie R. Morse
Ruth Moulton
Winthrop, Mass
Marie Dodge
Phippsburg News Brims With Flood News And Farm Progress
The Phippsburg column details record water surpluses, drift logs, and flooding across town. It notes Parker Wead and Reed farm improvements, a planned show farm, and potato and bean crops. Community updates include schooling, fishing trips, road damage, and Liberty Bond sales as officials curb a local slacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem
James Harrington
Charles Warrington
Parker Wead
Clinton Beals
Frank Frisbee
William Butler
F. C. Bowker
Henry W. Butler
Rd. Wyman
William Cushing
Charles Blaisdell
Soxds
Maine
Roads and social notes from Popham area gathering
Local notes report a Portland family aborting a Winnexgance trip due to dreadful Bath Brunswick roads while other residents describe church services, school observances, and postwar civic efforts. Updates cover farming, a wedding at Corliss Street Church, Red Cross activity, and road conditions along the river and Cox's Head.
Bath News Highlights Social Visits and Parties
Winnegance notes miss Anni and Dorothy French and Mrs. Walter Randall of Quincy spent a week with Mr and Mrs Herbert French. A little son arrived for Mr and Mrs Friiend Rogers of Phippsburg. A picnic at Mrs Alice Rich’s included Bath friends and Miss Winifred Johnson. A surprise party honored Miss Frances Hunt in Williams home with games and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Perry
Alvent Oliver
Eleanor Fullerton
Center School
Yarmouth
eGorge S. Smith
Gardiner
Haskel
Frank A. Morey
George S. Smith
Popham
Drew
Howard
Spinney
Roy Mayers
Arthur
Ievens
Elmer Rathaway
Fisher
Cambridee
Mass
Popham Beach
Edward Thomas
opham-Bath
William Oliver
Bath-Small Point
Thomas
Frank Schofield
Hattie. Bowie
Schofield
Ida McVicker
Massachusetts
William Smert
Henry Albert
Fred Harrington
Parker Head
Smart
Otis Austin
Cleveland
Ohio
Cox's Stead
Johnson
Iris
Stinson Munier
New York
Burtt Coat Island
Red Cross
West Point
A. C. Johnson
W. E. Bronegartz
Esther Broewn
A. ©. Johnson
Walter Bonegartz
N. W. Exton
Riosa K. Carey
Harry Earl Pike
Corliss St. Chaurch Parsonage
Clarence Fogg
Ralph Kenney
Bath
Sunshine Hill Farm
Dora Frisbee
Frisbee
Joseph DesMarinns
William Stone
H. Earl Pike
Jennie Chaplin
Bertha
Lillian Roderick
Bath Hospital
Minott
Georgie Lord
Virginia
C. Campbell
Everett Harrington
Studebaker
Mr. Harrington
Frank Leavitt
Rodney Wyman
Anni
Dorothy French
Walter Randall
Quincy, Mass
Herbert
Friiend Rogers
Phippsburg
Alice Rich
Mrs. Rich
Winifred Johnson
Catharine Movers
Carrie Shaw
Ellen Newell
Marcia
Eleanor Moulton
Dorothy Morse
Frances ‘Hunt
Savannah
Warry B. Williams
Ethel Williams
Marion Morse
Marion Bates
Ruth
Ellen Williams
Doris
Leona Small
Ruth Merry
Herbert Morse
Charles Small
Edgar Oliver
Almon Pickard
Ralph Merry
Burleigh Williams
Owen Wallace
Miss Innt
Amelia Ellsworth
Boston
Herbert French
Lucy Small
Dresden Mills
Maria Tibbete
Rockport
Bertha Tibbetts
Eugene Ingalls
North Bath
George Ingalls
Loriie Small
Fitchburg
Alice Bates
Beechmont
Mac
Stella Douglas
Albert
Bowdoinham
Edgar Williams
Health Insurance Not Required For Wellness
An advertisement touts L. F. Atwood's Medicine as a cheap household remedy to prevent illness. It promises quick relief from headaches liver issues and digestion problems through diet rest exercise and regular bowels. The ad claims health insurance is unnecessary and offers a large bottle for thirty five cents and a sample on request from L. F. Medicine Co. Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F
Atwood
L.F.” Medicine Co
Portland
Maine
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. H. S. Alumni
Jim
Victor
Hugo
Shorey
Harry W. Dunton
Miltonh. Douglas
H. W. Owen, Jr
Leland R. Mitchell
Board of Education
Jack Shaw
Henry R. White
Jennie Silsby
A. M. Robinson
C. C. Low
Paul Fitzgerald
Madeline Desmond
Virginia Paine
Harriet Jackson
Freda McAllister
Frances Mann
Carmen Atkinson
Venona Atkinson
Juola Whitlam
Virginia Shaw
Ruth Goodman
Doris Purington
Ralph
Cecil Harris
Collins
Sara
Stamford
Basin
Frank Ridley
Charles Morrison
Lisbon Falls
Seguin
Co. V. Minott
Richard Mann
Mr. Minott
Bickens Wallace
A. F. Williams
Henry Butler
Grace Dickinson
East Brunswick
Ham’s Hill
Ham's Hill
C.V. Minott, Jr
Committee For Public Safety
Oliver
Daniel Driscoll
Miss Driscoll
Brunswick
Ina Pease
Hem
Miss Pease
William A. Perry
William Clark
Stanley Rowe
Masury
Dickinson Place
Bessie L. Sprague
J. Bradford Sprague
Mr. Davis
Bates College
Small Point
Swett
Summer St
Standard Oil Co. of
Winnegance News
Emma MacFarland
Grace Rerynolds
THE
Texas Steamship CO
Bath, Maine
Socony
Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co
People’s Garage
Reed & Bonney
A. B. Thwing
West Woolwich
Stacy & Stevens
F. A. Bubier
Foster’s Point
M. M. Daley, Parker Head
New Meadows Garage Co
New Meadows Landing
F. A. Harrington, Parker Head
M. L. Marr
W. Georgetown
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