Admiral Hughes Famed Navy Career Highlighted in Bar Harbor News
The Bar Harbor community celebrates Admiral Charles F. Hughes Maine native and naval veteran. Federation and Legion officials announced the USS Seattle would attend the Maine Legion State Convention, honoring his long service from Annapolis to flag rank and key WWI duties with the New York and Des Moines projects.
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United States
Frederick Hale
Legion Committee
Bar Harbor
US S. S. Seattle
American Legion
Department of Maine
Charles F. Hughes
Maine
United States Navy
Admiral Hughes
Bath
Nelson Dingley
Hughes
Annapolis
ISSS
Academy
J.g
ISOS
TSO
Mexico
Vera Cruz
U.S. S
Des Moines
Charge d'Affaires
State Department
U.S.8
New York
U.S.S. New York
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Fourth Naval District
Kansas
Pacific Fleet
U.S. Naval Forces
Naval War College
Newport
Rool
Bureau of Naval Operations
Washington
Morse High Publicizes List of Honor Pupils
The newspaper prints the six week honor roll for Morse High in four classes. Freshmen Earn Highest Honors Virginia Rogers and Stanley Henderson lead with many names across grades. The list includes students from Morse High in both semesters with multiple repeats and additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MORSE
Virginia Rogers
Stanley Henderson
Morse High
Ruth Watson
Eileen Bowker
Leonard Brown
Edward Bridgham
Edward Delong
Hazel Feere
Herbert Pierce
Evelyn Redlon
Eleanor Grinnell
Eugene Ingalls
George Littlefield
Gladys Wright
Winifred Aderton
Mary Bryant
Muriel Howe
Amy Irish
Marjorie Legard
Elizabeth McGrath
Mary Twomey
Old Colonial Home in Topsham Hosts DAR Meeting
More than 45 guests attended the June meeting of the Topsham Brunswick chapter DAR at the Hildreth home Topsham over a century old. The event featured Flag Day poems, historic talks, and plans for a living Christmas tree and upcoming field days. The chapter noted patriotism efforts and praised attendees from Bath’s Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter. The gathering ended with tours of the historic site built 127 years ago and was deemed a successful year end meeting.
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Topsham-Brunswick
Dar
Hildreth
Topsham
Annie Hildreth
Mary Hildreth
Merrymeeting Bay
Boston
Dummer Sewall
Bath
Popsham
Brunswick
Washington
Maine
New England
Gen. Knox
Dunnack
Thomaston
William King
Scarboro
Potter
Ethel Fisher Willes
Colonel Dummer Sewall
Two Pupils Awarded Gold Pieces for Prizes
The Bath school seventh grade at North Grammar celebrated two students receiving ten dollar gold pieces for the greatest four year improvement in scholarship character and physical development. Dorothy King and John Murray were the awardees, presented by Superintendent Clinton L. D. Wilson, reflecting on collective strive for improvement.
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Bath
Seventh Graces
North Grammar School
Dorothy King
Frank King
North Street
John Murray
Miriam Murray
Willow Street
Clinton LD. Wilson
PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE TO MRS STAPLES FOR CARE
Alfred Randall Morse High graduate who won the Ella b E Wood prize at graduation pays tribute to Mrs Louise R Staples matron of the Orphans Home in this city. He credits her care since childhood with his success and notes the prize honors six points of wisdom justice courage temperance chivalry and industry. Randall left Monday for the Summer.
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Staples
Louise R. Staples
Alfred Randall
Morse
Ella B E. Wood
Randall
Yale Class Of 50th Anniversary Dinner Highlights Notables
Dr. Frederick B. Percy of Brookline Massachusetts member of Yale class of U celebrated 50th anniversary dinner. The piece notes Yale sports milestones from Baker Camp Rowing and Avery with Perry as prominent physician and BU faculty member. Cecil Rowland of Bath visited Portland Monday.
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Frederick B. Percy
Aspin- Wall Avenue
Brookline
Mass
Bath
David VT
Percy
Augustus A. Percy
U. Yale University
Harvard
Princeton
Eugene V. Baker
Yale
Walter Camp
Baker
Bob Cook
Charles Hammond Avery
Boston University
Staples Letter to Alumni a Literary Treat from Bath High
The Lewiston Journal editor Arthur G. Staples 50 year class member shares a heartfelt Alumni Association letter praising Dr Samuel F Dike George EB Hughes and Harold M Sewall. Staples notes the reunion crowd missed the reading but publishes the full address in tribute to enduring school ties.
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Samuel F. Dike
George EB. Hughes
Harold M. Sewall
High School Alumni Association
Arthur G. Staples
Lewiston Journal
Staples
Frank A. Hodgdon
the Independent
June Lot
Morse High School Holds Graduation Amid Crowded Fraternity
Seventy six Morse High School graduates receive diplomas in a crowded Columbia theatre as parents and citizens fill chairs outside. Principal and faculty attend while Miss Jillian Cutler offers a welcoming address and Lawrence Specht delivers the class oration urging students to seize opportunity and pursue vision.
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Morse Pech School
Columbia
Morse High School
Cliss
Morse High Orchestra
Ted
Miss Prances
Thenesme
Lawrence William Specht
Chiss Celers
Bertram Packard
Augusta
David T. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Bath
Morse
Sicere
Edward Rowland Sill
Sera
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Bath and
Morse High Schools
Association
H. Emma Magoun
Ellen Haley Roche
Alumni Association
ESO
Fne
Y" Gymnasium
David EK
Sprague
Toston
Alice Corliss
Albert Tedford
Dissa Hopkins Dearborn
Brenda Emery Till
Bessie Hunt
Elsie Folsom
Ernest Fulton
Alice Ramsay
Allan Ramsay
David BE. Sprague
Rachel Shaw Hodgdon
David L. Wilson
Tie
Annie Kimball Lowe
Hazel Hartleb
Rachel Hodgdon
Harry W. Cobb
Cobb
Hodgdon
Frostina E. Marston
Jennie Rideout
Fred DP Shaw
Emmao Hooper
Rosa Brown
David HK. Sprague
Clinton
Wilson
Charles C. Low
Bath and Morse High School
Elizabeth Moses
Alice Magoun
H. KkKmma Magoun
Jane Goodman
Edith Bowker
Brendan Emery Hill
Ruth Haskell Farnham
Hazel Hartley
J. Haviland Torrey
Edith Berry Horne
Lena Calderwood King
Roche
Ann Mary Robinson
Frances A. Weeks
Emma Magoun
U. S. Navy
The
Naval Academy
Byrnes
Tampico
Anson Pryor
James A. Broom
Middle Street
Ella Comeau
Ralph Crocker
Theo McNeil
Charlotte O'Brien
Clara Oliver
Edmond Rollins
Dorothy Hain
Eunice Hanscom
Eugene Ingall
Edwin Whitten
Sophie Greenblatt
Edna Hallowell
Amy Ivish
Esther Tretlock
Jane Edgecomb
Duncan Farrell
Roy Lawrence
Eda Mereen
Helen Merrill
Anon McNeil
Vivian Nye
Mary O'Brien
Carolyn Plant
Silas Plant
Mary Royal
Courtney Stover
Phyllis Wright
Howard Bates
Isabelle Burns
Edward Staples
Dorothy Smith
Carolyn Turner
Delian Cloutier
Helen Conley
Eleanor Danforth
Stanley Footer
Corrinne Fortier
Emma Harvey
Margaret Lord
Emmao McDonnald
Lena Oliver
Natalie Smith
Lillian Stover
Dorothy Thompson
Lelia Thornton
Marjorie Troop
Doris Campbell
Lillian Cutler
Marjorie Dearborn
Ellen Dolloff
Ruth Emerson
Katherine O'Donnell
Clarabell Quick
Hazel Wakefield
Francis Bruce
Alex Burden
Jessie Colby
Earl Decker
Helen Decker
Ellery Doyle
Edwin Fuller
Josephine Hamblen
Ethel Huse
Winifred Kennerson
Isabelle Lewis
Erelyn Lord
Harry McDonald
Charles Miller
Isabelle Paisley
Evelyn Wpetlock
Gertrude Reed
Elizabeth Rolfe
Archie Seekins
John Sheldon
Laurence Specht
Grace Wickenbaugh
Edith Small
Bessie Greenbhatt
Anna McNeil
Mary Brien
Esther Petlock
Carolyn Vphint
H. Bates
T. Burns
D. Cloutier
H. Conley
FE. Danforth
SS. Footer
M. Lord
BE. McDonald
N. Smith
L., Thornton
C. Turner
Lillian Butler
M. Dearborn
Ellen Collett
R. Emerson
Catharine Ydonnell
Co Quick
FL Bruce
J. Colby
EF. Decker
E. Fuller
J. Hamblen
J. Lewis
H. McDonald
Paisley
BK. Wetlock
G. Reed
A. Seekings
I. Specht
G. Winchenbaugh
D.A.R
Wy Bee
Eeaae
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust
DR. Percy
Cecil Rowland
Portland
Woolwich
Bath High Schools
Edward Page Mitchell
America
Pen Earth
France
Bath High School
Waldorf-Astoria
Society of New England
Miayflower Landing
Arthur
Charles Hughes
Oman
Charlie Hughes
Bath High Sea
Chiss
Phessine
Pode
Tam
Taam
Samuel Po Dike
Dr Dike
George Evans Hughes
Horace Greeleys
Jillian Cutler
Efelen Louise
Miss Cutler
Chait
Ous
Kathryn Almira Thompson
Doris
Margaret Campbell
Ruth Leora Emerson
Lillian May Cutler
Johnson Bros Co
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