Children’s Day Concert Charms Full Church Audience
At People's Baptist Church a large crowd attended the annual Children's Day concert. The program showcased performances by the school’s pupils under the committee headed by Mrs. Mc Cutcheon Mrs. Colby and Mrs. Hayes. Highlights included recitations solos and piano numbers by Kathryn Thompson Lillian White Velma Swain Walter Williams Grace Moods Edith Thompson Violet Ward Marian Swett Thelma Brown and many others with a happy festive finale.
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People’s Baptist Church
McCutcheon
Colby
Hayes
Edith Thompson
Carolin Swett
Violet Ward
Merrian
Wiketi Dinlouwm
Vialis Anteines Obie
Katherine Troy
Piecin
Minnie McMann
Little Daisy Girls
Kathryn
Whitt
Sadie Pushard
Jesus and the Children
Tommie Anderso
Oscar King Tee
God's
Thelma Brown
Barrel of bread hides liquor shipment bound for Boston baker
Deputy Sheriff Norris, on duty for illegal liquor, stopped a bread barrel addressed to a Greek shopkeeper at Center Street. A broken bottle released whiskey scent. four quart bottles found inside the bread shipment. The owner claimed the liquor was a gift from a Boston baker and intended for family use.
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Norris
Center St
Boston
Oliver
Keegan
Bath Post Office Evening Mail Schedule For Summer
The Bath Post Office sets summer mail hours to assure departure by connections. West and Gent regions send six daily mails at 12:25 2 Monemeoce boards Tea lia Qe Thy eelse 2:33 and 6:10 p.m. Rockland mails include 1:15 1 p.m. Small Point and Popham see 10 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Daily six Boston mails and five from Boston. A 7:20 a.m. direct mail leaves for New York.
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Bath
West
Teanne
Gen Pt
New York
Rockland
A. m
Small Point
Popham
S A
Changes At Gorham Normal School For Next Year
The Gorham Normal School announces faculty changes for the year starting next September. Miss Cora B. Dillingham to marry, Mr. Eugene H. Harlacher to leave for Santa Barbara, Miss Mary M. Reed to join as director of practice work and to travel in Europe this summer, Miss Welbhie B. Baker to assist in practice work, and Benjamin Hl. Van Oot to begin service in Oswego and New York City. A new assistant for the manual training department, George E. Hutcherson, is appointed as demand for the course grows and space remains limited.
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Gorham Normal School
Cora B. Dillingham
Eugene H. Harlacher
Santa Barbara
California
Mary M. Reed
Salem Normal School
Reed
Pennsylvania Normal School
Columbia University
Europe
Welbhie B. Baker
Bath
Miss Baker
Morse High School
Benjamin Hl. van Oot
Oswego
New York
George EE. Hutcherson
Gorham High School
New Meadows Visitors and Brodrick Family Arrival Planned
Mrs Alonzo Totman of Brunswick visited her sister last week. The Brodrick family of Waltham, who used Beechwood cottage, are due Wednesday for the season. The Merry Club met at Mrs Marion Jordans. church painting funded by the club is complete and the club holds a nest egg. Officers for the year named Marion Jordan president Alma Holbrook vice president Lina Randall secretary treasurer. Meetings paused until fall.
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Alonzo Totman
Brunswick
Soins
Peale
Brodrick
Waltham
Beechwood Cottage
Merry Club
Marion Jordan
Alma Holbrook
Lina Randall
Stanton's Band Stage Second Park Concert Entertainment
The Park hosts a Thursday evening concert by Stanton's Military Band conducted by Stanton. The program includes marches, waltzes, medleys, a baritone solo, and a solo titled The Rose of the Mountain Trail. A Bath police officer recalls a duck shooting tale with his father at Wolf Pond, noting a remarkable duck capture and a humorous misfire anecdote.
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Stanton
Timely White Goods Sale Attracts Shoppers
A timely offer highlights white goods at special prices aimed at women amid strong demand. The fabrics cited are of very best quality and prices are presented as attractive values.
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Hamburg
Happenings of the Week at the End of the Car Line
Bath residents and visitors figure in a week of local events. Spinney leads a Winnegance Church meeting while the sewing circle ends its season. Families travel, pupils exhibit at Winneganee school, and a scow for Harlan Gregg nears launch. Multiple relocations and visits mark the week.
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Winneganee
New Meadows
Harlan P. Gregg
Bay Point cottages host season influx and social events
Bay Point residents greet guests from Auburn Hallowell Waltham and Brooklyn as cottages open for the season. Supt Fairfield Whitney returns to Massachusetts after a Boston visit. A busy week includes dances at the casino and a tiny pony visit for local children at Sagadahoc Bay.
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Mrs. Hartford
Woolwich
Carlton
Wallace Cottage
John Alman
Waltham
Shaw
H. O. Stinson
Ocea Cahill
Laura Morse
Cartwright
Bay Point
Lelia Oliver
Winnegance
Charlotte Bold
Ethel Spinney
Stacey
Reed
Popham
Cox
Emerson
Bangor
Prof. Webster
Massachusetts
Sagadahoc Bay
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Mareh
Kathryn Thompson
Jesus
Lillian White
Donnie Preble Solo
Velma Swain Ree
Lloyd T Hooker
Louise Swett
Rec Pa Rish
Walter Williams
Lam
Marian Wakefield
Lauriston Trott
God's World of Beauty
Marian Swett
Pearl
Paul Thompson
City Landing
Kennebec
Eastern Steamship Corporation
City of Rockland
Banfor
Long Island
M. O. Mollaber
New York City
Bath Lodge of Elks
Portland
Portland Lodge
Malden Lodge
Bowdoin Ham
Laurice Wilson
South Portland
Bowdoin Center
Togas
Texas
Nane
Cornish
T. H. Ward
Clinton
Bowdoinham
Ward
Edwin Denham
J. A. Dunlop
Princeton
Dunlop
James Dunlop
Capt
G. T. Getehell
Briunswith
Kk. Powendall
Evans
Richmend Third School
Mr. Hacket
R. W W. Ferguson
R. H. Jack
Elmer Aldrich
Hazel Cornish
Hurley
Harold Jack
Raymond
Marshall Powers
Fliries Priest
Brunsch
George Ferguson
Aldrich
Elmer
Rhode Island
Alice Herley
Frankfort
Maine
Ruby Wood
Phillip Wood
S. W. Nelson
Bowdoin
Judge Fulton
Cora Young
Old Orchard
Cecile Denham
Hallowell
Lide Maxwell
Palermo
Lena Cobb
F. J. Nichols
Lee
W. B. Kendall
FE. P. Kendall
Fannie Carr
Augusta
R. KE. Ferguson
R.F.D
Pearl Canon
Walton Adams
Milo
F. S. Adams
George E. Jack
Hollis Center
H. E. Jack
R. E. Ferguson
H. D. Cornish
Main St
Sawyer
Miles Reed
Jack
McEwen
Dr. Irish
B. H. Jack
Mr. Jack
Mr. Bates March
Lamecink Valse
Joyce
Dixie Land
Gamble
Uits
Mohair Ee 8 & Fe
Mohair
Mohair Batiste French Serge Storm Serge Storm Serge Serge
James F. Will Co
Millard Spinney
Anne M. Oliver
Bernice Clifford
Parker Head
Elbridge Morse
Tibbetts
Rockport
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Harry C. Williams
Myra Merritt
Bath City Hospital
Eugene Spinney
Cox's Head
Wilton G. Bates
Sabine
Damariscotta
Obadiah Trask
Richard
Earle Morse
Richmond
Harry C. Webber
Doris Morse
Popham Beach
Zina Hunt
Georgetown
Hunt
Robert P. Thomas
Thomas L. Perry
Frank Talbot
Lewiston
Eleanor Morse
Frances Parks
Gorham
State Normal School
Ruby Rhines
Wiscasset
Independent
Fred 3S
Coombs
William Maloon
Geraldine
Auburn
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