Morse High Honor Roll List Honors Six Weeks
A six week honor roll from Morse High lists Senior Class Highest Honors Thelma Denning Lena Olver Dorothy Smith Edward Staples Marjorie Troop Carolyn Turner. Honors include Howard Bates Hilda Braey Inabel Burns Annie Chandler Delia Cloutier Eleanor Danforth and many others across Junior Sophomore Freshman classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Thelma Denning
Lena Olver
Dorothy Smith
Edward Staples
Marjorie Troop
Carolyn Turner
Howard Bates
Hilda Braey
Inabel Burns
Annie Chandler
Delia Cloutier
Eleanor Danforth
Henry de- Long
Louise Deming
Madeline Deming
Larence Cotten
Nettie Jeddrey
Lillia Stover
Lelian Thornton
Dorix Campbell
Winnifred Aderton
Mary Bryant
Jane Edgecomb
Sophie Greenblatt
Edna Hallowell
Amy Trish
Marjorie Legard
Mary Twomey
Duncan Farrell
Fred Gau
Det
Fred Gilmore
Mildred Hooper
Muriel Howe
Elizabeth McGrath
Vivian Nye
Marion O'Mara
Charlotte Pottle
Esther Vpetlock
Gladys Spinney
Leonard Brown
Erelyn Jedlon
Ruth Watson
Nathan Watson
Edward Bridgham
Marion Cloutier
Milo Comeau
Edward Delong
John Donnell
Josephine Eseley
Hagel Feero
June Feero
Mata Gediman
Eleanor Irrinnel
Brereting Hhem
Albert Ingalls
Doris Lawrence
Henrietta Loring
Edward Morin
Hilda Scott
Helen Seavey
Merritt Trott
Domud Wilson
Former Bath Man Dies in Massachusetts General Hospital
William A. Armes, former Bath resident and mechanical engineer for Walker Young Co. of Lincoln, N H, died Friday at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston from a head injury sustained while helping an elderly man who had fallen. Armes, educated in Gardiner public schools and UMaine class of 1901, worked for Bath Iron Works early in his career and held posts at International Paper Co Great Northern Paper Co Burgess Sulphite Fibre Co and Lake Torpedo Boat Co during WWI. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church Ansantuwae lodge Free Masons Milford Conn and Niagara Chapter Niagara Falls N Y. He married Offie N Deering in 1906 and is survived by one brother Fred W Armes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Armes
Walker Young Co
Lincoln
N. H
Bath
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Armesx
Gardiner
University of Maine
Bath Iron Works
Ile
I.’. W. Bird & Son
Hast Walpole
Mass
International Paper Co
Great Northern Paper Co
Burgess Sulphite Fibre Co
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
U.S. Navy
Bridgeport
Conn
Offie O N. Deering
Orono
South Acton
Fred W. Armes
Buth
Topsham
Harvard Honors Bath Man Dr Mauries W Avery
Mauries W Avery of Bath, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Avery, an assistant professor of Greek and Latin at Williams College, Williamsport, Massachusetts, received the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Harvard University. He earned his MA in 122 completed his graduate work, and finished his thesis years ago, taking final Cambridge exams in January. He is a member of the American Philological Association and Phi Beta Kappa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauries W. Avery
Joseph J. Avery
Bath
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Harvard University
North Adams ‘Cranscript
Avery
Williams
Cambridge
American Philological Association
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Cement Highways to Replace Gravel Roads in Maine Plan
Maine Highways Chief Clyde H. Smith announced a policy to build trunk lines in cement with selective cementing of main arteries. The plan aims to convert Brunswick to Bangor into a concrete highway, with nine miles of cement planned between Nittery and Brunswick this year and other segments including Woolwich and Bath to East Brunswick, to attract tourists and finish the macadam stretch before the season.
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State Highway Commission
Clyde H. Smith
Skowhegan
Augusta Kiwanis Club
Smith
J. Edward Drake
Sagadshoe County
Maine
Nittery
Brunswick
Bath
Drake
Commission
Woolwich
North
Lincoln Streets
Peterson's Hill
Morse High Pupils Run Popularity Contest At School Fair
The Morse high school launches a popularity contest connected to Mohiba the school fair. Votes are earned with purchases at local merchants and tallied to crown the most popular boy and girl. Boxes for ballots sit at Foot er's Clothing Store and McFadden's Drug Store, with voting also possible at the high school.
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Morse High
John J. Desmond Go
Footer’s Clothing
Smalls Radio Shop
Webber's Drug Store
McFadden’s Pharmacy
Olympa
Footer
McFadden
Raphael Rowe
Henry DeLong
James Carey
Marjorie Troop
Elizabeth McGrath
Stella Duprey
Colonial and Elks Clash in Bath Pool Tournament
A Bath event this month pits Colonial club players against Bath Elks in a bid to start a notable rivalry. Colonials recently swept Brunswick and hold city cue and card dominance, while Elks bring a claimed strong lineup of pool and billiard talent.
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Bath
Colonial Club
Bath Elks
Brunswick
Elks
The
New Chief Engineer at Bath Iron Works
H. Trowbridge, former marine superintendent for the Southern Transportation Co, arrived from Philadelphia to assume the post of chief engineer at Bath Iron Works Corp. He earned a hearty greeting and has wartime service as supervising inspector for the Emergency Fleet Corporation in the first district, with prior duties on the cruiser Cleveland and monitor Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Trowbridge
Great Southern Transportation Co
Philadelphia
Bath Iron Works Corp
Trowbridge
Bath
Cleveland
Nevada
Emergency Fleet Corporation
First District
Texas Yard
Kelley, Spear Co
Three Years of Adventure in Alaskan Waters
Phillip R. Hathorne, Morse high and University of Maine graduate and civil engineer, returns from three years with the Coast and Geodetic Survey. He and six fellow engineers surveyed uncharted northern Pacific routes from Seattle to Alaska, camping on barren shores, rescuing Princess Charlotte passengers, facing treacherous seas, and studying native cultures while mapping Gulf of Alaska waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip R. Hathorne
University of Maine
Alaska
Northern
Pacific
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Department of Commerce
United States
Young Hathorne
Morse High
Atlintic
Massachusetts
Seattle
Wash
Northern Pacific
Surveyor
Woolwich
Litke
Alaskan
Juneau
Ketchikan
Wrangel
Arm of Justice
Canadian National Railroad
Princess Charlotte
Sumners Strait
Explorer
Great Sea
Maine
Washington
Delinquent Child Topics Debated by Judge Keegan at Union Meeting
Judge John J. Keegan of the Bath municipal court outlined methods for handling delinquency at a child welfare meeting of the WLCTR U at the Y M C A. He urged home training, Sunday school attendance, probation before school punishment, and cautious use of reformatories, praising the work of Miss Fiske and Mrs. Arthur Crockett. The Union called for a full time probation officer and more summer Bible schools in Bath churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
Municipal Court
Wlctr U
Keegan
Union
Robert N. Carey
Corliss Street Church
Miss Fiske
Arthur Crockett
Mars
Crockett
Tim
WC. CT. UU
Bath Union
Corliss Street
Temperance
Helen Holman
Ernest M. Holman
Camden
Bath
Carey
New York
Maine Central Report Shows Income Falls
The Maine Central Railroad 6th annual report for 127 shows net income of 551 025 17, down from 126 due to a drop in passenger revenue and higher taxes wages and maintenance. Passenger numbers fell but passenger train mileage rose 13 654 miles. freight revenue reached 14 646 865 46, part of total operating revenues of 20 217 596 04 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
Portland Terminal Co
Selotd
Maine General
Portland Terminal Company
Vermont
Maine
Kennebec River
Bath
Rockland Tranch
State of
Large Bath Public Relations Meeting Highlights Utility Work
One of the largest public relations meetings in Bath was hosted Friday evening at Central church parish house by Central Maine Power Co southern district. Speakers included A H Littlefield Augusta on employee essay contests and Howard Campbell Brunswick on Bath and Brunswick electric lines. George Perry Bath office on waste elimination and Ralph Bragg on utilities public relations. C J Lamb Lisbon Falls spoke on electricity in agriculture. Edward W Bridgham spoke on citizenship and Charles H Cahill Bath mayor closed the program. Fifty employees and guests danced after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Central Maine Power Co
Central Church Parish
EB. T. Fulton
Margaret Coombs
A. H H. Littlefield
Augusta
Howard Campbell
Brunswick
George Perry
Ralph W. Bragg
C. J. Lamb
Lisbon Falls
George S.S. Williams
Edward W. Bridgham
Charles H. Cahill
Topsham Grange Aid Holds Fine Meeting
The Ladies of Topshamers met Saturday afternoon for props and fancy work with supper served at six and a handful of attendees. An evening program featured violin solos Maurice Luce and other musical numbers while a lecture covered Irish topics and a talk on fundraising in Maine. Bath Coast Guard member Eugene Stover visited from Ham Beach.
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Sid
Topshamers
Tio
Phares
Maurice Luce
Old Erin
the Grange
St. Patrick’s Day
Pierrietta Sawyer
Fred
Frederick Sprague
Chrystal Miangler
Annie Smith
Maine
J. J. Trayward
Mother Macree
Charlotte Robbins
Marjorie
Dorothy Edgecomb
Pat
Mike
Tipperary Vy Eringe
Hare
Topsham Grange
Eugene Stover
Popham Beach
Morse High Glee Club Presents Annual Operetta Friday
The Morse High Glee Club stages its annual operetta Friday evening at the Morse High Assembly Hall with Miss Mabel Averie teaching. a fine school orchestra will accompany and strong student interest promises a well patronized show.
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Morse High Glee Club
Morse High
Mabel Aver
Bath
Morse Glee Club
Glee Club
Wiscasset’s Colonial Homes Highlight Local History
A Wiscasset feature extols the town as Maine’s prettiest village with High Street’s colonial mansions. Notable houses include the Packer mansion linked to Judge Lee, later owners, and views over Sheepseats river. Mayor Cahill urges economy and progress while planning a playground and civic improvements.
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FemediMapre, Arthur Allen Optometrist
Center Street
Bangor
Colonials and
Philip R. Hathorne
Government Survey Service Returns
Central Parish House
Topsham Grange Aid
Thomas Hagan
Amy Irish
Roland Trott
Marion Skillins
Dorothy Conley
Seth Snipe
Frederick Rowland
Wiscasset
High Street
Packer
Judge Lee
Itiehwed
Pucker
Sheepseat
Capt. Tucker
Lee
Temple Tledge
Tucker
Franklin
Leto Ous
Qund
Cahil
Bing New Industries
Tle
List City Comel
Charles H. Cphill
Ralph C. Covel
Board of Aldermen
Board of Common Council
Stanley M. Brown
George C. Quicksull
Brown
John W. Gilmore
Elbridge Ly
Tiery M. Truse
Joseph Db Atkinson
Tage Four
AMS
Johnson
Johnson S8ros Co
Inchester Store