Col Coolidge the Vermont father who swore in his son
Col John C. Coolidge of Plymouth Vermont, father of Calvin Coolidge, died after a long illness. He administered the presidential oath to his son in 1925 in the Coolidge homestead living room, continuing a life of local public service and farming traditions. He was born in 1865, served in town and state roles, and remained devoted to his family and Plymouth.
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President Coolidge
Washington
Coolidge
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Vermont
Ereen Mountain
Lemestead
Harding
Alvin Coolidge
New England
Calvin Coolidge
Col. Coolidge
Hiatding
Littl Mountain
White House
Col
Wien
Cale Wis
Schooel
Tod
Black River Academy
Ludlow
Ludlow Savings Bank and Trust Company
Tle
Post Office Department
Col Coolidge
Victoria Josephine Moor
Coolidge Homestead. Mrs. Coolidge
Calvin
Carrie A. Brown
Wiles Re elected Maine D A R State Regent
Mrs Blaine S Wiles of Augusta was elected to a fourth term as State Regent of the Maine Society D A R at the Augusta conference. Officers named include Vice Regent Mrs Frederick F Lowell Portland and recording secretary Mrs Herbert W Hall Hallowell. The group pledged chairs across multiple towns and discussed a bid to buy Thomas Jefferson's home. Governor Brewster urged backing the Constitution and prohibition against wets.
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Blaine S. Wiles
Augusta
Maine Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick F. Lowell
Portland
Herbert W. Hall
Hallowell
Martha Holmes Williams
Alfred K. Ames
Machias
Flora KE. Potter
Topsham
Edna Hutching
Corinna
Danger
Biddeford
Wingham
Kingfield
Lewiston
Auburn
Madison
North Anson
Sanford and Springvale
Skowhegan
Thomaston
Brunswick
Waterville
Winslow
Winthrop
Elizabeth Wadsworth
Mary Dillingham
Hob. Sherburne
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Maud Merrick
Washington
Ernest L. McLean
Frederick S. Lowell
Maine
Continental Congress
B. G. W. Cushman
Georgia
Cushman
Wiles
Amriscoggin
Rumford
Doreas Dearborn
Oakland
National Committee of
Philippine Scholarship
Caroline Scott
Bertha Holmes Williams
Nellie TL. Ames
Rebecca Emery
Saco
John Brown
Flora E. Potter
Vortland
Roussinee
D. A. RR
Ralph ©. Brewster
Blaine Stiles
United States
Voice of
Anna C. Witherlee
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Justice A. M. Spear
Antonio ON. Landry
Lillian Small
Schubert Trio
Cony
Haskell
Misys Chase
Wisconsin extension division ships library kits to 200 small communities
The University of Wisconsin extension division sent a package of library kits to 200 Wisconsin communities that lack public libraries. The effort aims to provide access to reading materials and resources in areas without formal library service.
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University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Wisconsin
Bath Methodist pastors invited to return here
Both Rev. Charlies E. Brooks of Wesley Methodist and Rev. Weston P. Holman of Beacon Street Methodist have been invited to return for further terms. The Wesley church fourth quarterly conference met Saturday night with strong attendance despite busy travel. Rev. F H Hall presided in place of ill District Superintendent Cymbrid Hughes. The Beacon Street church conference followed Sunday night with a large gathering, again presided by Hall due to Hughes’s illness.
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Charlies E. Brooks
Wesley Methodist Church
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Wesley Church
F. H. Hall
Woodfords
Cymbrid Hughes
Hall
Beacon Street
All
Hughes
Wesley Church lists officers and committees for new year
The Wesley church reports a productive year and lists elected officers and committees for the upcoming year. Trustees include F W Armes and R S Gordon. Stewards feature I W Armes and HL A Walters. other groups cover Sunday School, Epworth League, Christian Stewardship, Finance, Religious Instruction, and more with numerous members named.
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Wesley Church
F. W. Armes
R. S. Gordon
HA. Walters
Hell. Hopkins
John Stewart
A. M. Butterfield
TI. Perkins
Watson
M. Reynolds
I. W. Armes
Gordon
A. Walters
HH. J. Hopkins
W. FP
Day
E. A. Farrar
O. F. Brown
BE. Hy. Davis
Mea Cahill
Ida Pierce
A. G. Oliver
Edith Abbott
Carrie Sampson
Lucy Wetherbee
Nellie McCutcheon
Mabel Paquet
Louise Watson
Epworth League
Carrie Armes
Eva Cahill
I. A. Walters
W. F. Day
Eleanor Butterfield
Madge Gordon
Mabel Lermond
Charlotte Day
Knu Ibucknam
Lilie Cahill
Lissa Dearborn
Kn. A. Farrar
Georgian Ripley
Elizabeth Trott
W. Armes
Lloyd Daley
Os. Gordon
G. D. Watson
GB. Lermond
Beacon Street Church reports strong progress and elected officers
Reports from Beacon Street church departments show satisfactory progress and solid standing. Officers and committees were elected including Trustees Milton H. Douglas and George Davenport, Stewards led by Mrs. James E. Sawyer, and numerous other appointees across benevolences finance religious instruction and church records. Deceased members noted include former Mayor George W. Dean and Mrs. Fannie R. Clark.
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Beacon Street
Milton HL. Douglas
William Thistle
George T. Davenport
William J. Craft
Charles H. Oliver
Eugene McGrrath
Charles J. Cain
George R. Verry
James BE. C. Sawyer
Ella Jd. Douglas
Ela Richardson
Marion Dain
Marion Bowie
Helen Crocker
Weston LL. Bonney
Charles TL. Oliver
Janes E. C. Sawyer
Milton HH. Douglas
William J. Ort
William Yule
Harriet Huggard
Fred
Milton AH. Douglas
Eugene McGrath
James J. CC Sawyer
Milton Thoroughis
James BL CL Sawyer
Las
Florence J. Seidlinger
George W. Dean
George K. Taylor
Fannie R. Clark
Bath built yacht Calliope wrecked near Cape Canaveral
The Bathoren Works yacht Calliope, launched Aug 17 1925 for W F Stokes Jr of Louisville Kentucky, ran aground off Cape Canaveral Florida after a storm while returning from Miami. She suffered extensive sail and rigging damage, loss of rudder, and grounded with fuel exhausted as rescue attempts failed.
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Calliope
Bathoren Works
W. EF
Stokes, Jr
Loursville
Kentucky
Chester Shoals
Cape Canaveral
Florida
the Times
Miami
Charleston
Sy. Mt
Jacksonville
Cape Carnaveral
Orlando
Fla
Mosquito Inlet
Cape
Jath
Maine
Honors for Morse High School Pupils Show Distinguished Grads
A Morse High School list details seniors graduating with honors and those expected to earn honors. Names include Louise Stewart Ruth Bryant Jelen Hayes Helen Rogers Mary MacDemdd Katherine Galvin Richard Stinson and many others with several graduates named in the honors group Priscilla Hodge Eleanor Webster Harold Safford Doris Soule and more.
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Morse High
Louise Stewart
Ruth Bryant
Jelen Hayes
Helen Rogers
Mary MacDemdd
Katherine Galvin
Richard Stinson
Mary
Mary Donnell
Virginia Chirk
Beatrice Goddard
Marion Puller
Alfred Gannon
Pansy Ward
Marl Kenerson
Beatrice Dupres
Mabel Whitten
Maurice Warner
Ray Rices
Lauriston Trott
Legion Plans to Buy Building for Bath Post in Business District
The Bath American Legion post plans to form the Bath Legion Building Corporation with $100,000 capital to acquire a permanent home in the city’s business section. The post will turn over its current building and $10,000 in funds to the new corporation, which may purchase one of several downtown properties for renovations.
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Legion
Roland H. Smith
American Legion
T’est
Legion Boys
Bath Legion Building Corporation
Allan Spear
Harry D. Hall
Roscoe BE. Perkins
August Walters
Donald D. Young
Ralph Gay
Roland. H
Smith Post
Post
Fost
Af Oak
Washington Streets
Peaslee to Lead Bath Rotary Club for New Year
The Bath Rotary Club named its officers after a ballot at the King Tavern luncheon. Dr. Clarence A. Peaslee was chosen President, Medford Ward Bridgham as Vice President, Tarry Ty Passmore as Secretary, Charles Lew as Treasurer, with five directors and a sergeant at arms. New member Agnes I Parry joined, welcomed by Rev. Edward D. Hardin. Dr. Elmer M. Campbell spoke on Waiter Analyses and Chlorination, noting local greenhouse plant losses.
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Bath Rotary Club
King Tavern
Mel Beerwort
Clarence A. Peaslee
Midward
WW. Bridgham
Tarry Ty Passmore
Charles 2 Lew
Daniel TP. Dougherty
Henry V. Butler
Harry T. Bridge
Leigh W. Reed
Alo Atins
Bryant W. Tat
Walter Pliner
Agnal G. Francis I. Parry
Edward D. Hardin
Elmer M. Campbell
Maine Department of Health
Augusta
Kennebec
Morse Pupils Win Honor List At Morsey High School
Honor roll for six weeks between January 22 and March 12 lists seniors and juniors with highest honors and honors, including Adelaide Campbell, Elsie Trott, Ruth Bryant, Beatrice Du prey, Helen Hayes, Marion Skinner, and others. post graduates, juniors, sophomores named. continued on page two.
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Morsey High School
Ilen Delloff
Ruth Emerson
Machel Huse
Evelyn Petlock
Elizabeth Rolfe
Lloners
Muriel Ayer
Francis Bruce
Doris Campbell
Helen Curtis
Lilian Cutler
Marjorie Dearborn
Helen Decker
Josephine Hamblen
LaRue Kemper
Catherine O'Donnell
Isabel Viuaisley
Clarabel Quick
John Sheldon
Lawrence Specht
Grace Winchenbaugh
Deliaoutier
Henry Delong
Hazel Hatch
Dorothy Smith
Howard Bates
Isabel
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D.A.R. OF
Sagadahoc County
Bath
Independent
THE
Bath, Maine
Morse High School
Patten
B.C. Patten
Long Ben
Sagadahoc
Legion Building Corporation
Corporation
Building Committee
James Lester Morse
Eugene M. Desmond
A. A. Stott
Roscoe H. Shaw
Roscoe E. Perkins
Eugene Worrey
Donald LD. Young
Gardiner D. Rogers
C. A. Peaslee
Rotary Club
E. M. Campbell
MORSE
Tarry Pinson
George Scudder
Edwin Spaulding
Lacy
Johnson Bros Co
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