Phi Rhos Celebrate 50th Anniversary in Bath
Bath Maine marked the Phi Rho Society’s 50th with remarks by Hon. William E. Hogan and a performance by the Phi Rho orchestra. Members recalled the society’s origins, debated ideals, and pledged continued service to Bath boys while presenting lists of attendees and former officers.
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Morse
Phi Rho Society
William FE. Hogan
Norman Howard
Pho Rho
Joseph M. Trott
Stanley Pierce
L. T. Snipe
W. Smiley
C. M. Sprague
S. B. Ward
Howard Deering
Walter T. Chase
Raymond Trott
Henry W. Howard
Charles PD. Clarke
William E. Hogan
Knox and
Lincoln R. A
Bath
Young Hogan
City Hall
William and
John Cushing
L. Houghton Kimball
William P. Hill
Fred Fields
Phi Rho
Phi Rhos
Bath Boys
Snipe
Hogan
Howard
Kipling
Henry
Torrey
Trott
Galen Allen
Ivyry
Philhos
Dr. Snipe
Phi Kho
Walter E. Chase
Charles D. Clarke
Smiley
Phi Rlios
Hartford
Conn
V. Smiley
Edward S. Everett
Mr. Smiley
Gerald S. Atkinson
Mr. V. Smiley
Maine
Rutherford White
America
Ancient and Honorable Debating Society
Joseph Torrey
Langdon T. Snipe
Vaughn T. Smiley
Robert Wagner
Donald D. Young
J. Houghton McLellan
Arthur R. Avery
W. Thornton Bates
Alonzo Harriman
Roger
H. A. Deering
R. D. Fulton
J. G. Morse
B. Ward
John Clancy
Malon Clark
Otis Hunt
Thatcher Pinkham
H. R. Lemont
Joe Coss
H. W. Howard
W. W. Robinson
Charles C. Low
William R. Kimball
Clarence E. Johnson
J. M. Conway
Wallace E. Shaw
John Shaw
F. A. Fuller
W. S. Cutting
John E. Blaisdell
P. R. Low
F. D. Hill
W. KE. Freeman
Otis N. E. Card
Rutherford M. White
K. R. Weeks
Norman W. Howard
William L. Cushing
William Pp. Hill
L. H. Kimball
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N L W S Meeting Plans Central Quarters and Lectures
Arrangements are under way for central quarters with details to come. Miss Dorothy Sewall heads motor driving as Miss Priscilla Kimball is away. Mr. McCole gave his first lecture. sessions are at the Y M C A lecture room each forenoon at 10 o clock. The class meets weekly on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sewall
Priscilla Kimball
McCole
Stinson
State Federation
Bangor
Augusta League
Augusta
Milliken
Mme. Eames
Fred H. Kimball
Chamber of Commerce
League
Local Jottings Highlight City News And Maritime Notes
A roundup of city happenings mentions wild geese over the city, local visitors, and social events. Maritime items note ships, slips, cargoes, and the Bath slip incident, plus the Mary W. Bowen sailing to Portland with coal and crews awaiting families. Public safety committee work and a Nova Scotia shipbuilding bill are reported, with a Bowdoin 75th anniversary banquet planned by Alpha Delta Phi Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. H. Monehan
Richmond
John Place
Augusta
Henry Ryan
Washington, D. C
Samuel CC
Mengel
Woolwich
Biddeford
Cass
Leeman
Clara E. Randall
Alicia B. Crosby
Savannah
Savannah River Sales Co
Portland
Crosby
Barbadoes
Harold M. Sewall
E. W. Hyde
A. K. Purington
Fred H. Thompson
Committee On Public Safety
Milliken
Sewall
Massachusetts Committee
Boston
McCall
Massachusetts
Maine
Mary W. Bowen
Maine Central No
Arlington
Bowen
Norfolk
Capt
Jameson
Chester H. McCabe
Fire Department
Long Beach
Nova Scotia
Murray
House of Assembly
Alpha Delta Phi Association of
Bowdoin
Riverton—Gasine
John F. Thompson
Maine Association
Snow and surf mark Maine weather and city updates
A light snowfall and southeaster winds caused heavy surf at the Kennebec river mouth. Local crews cleaned downtown streets while several residents and visitors, including Kenyon and Story, traveled for business and exams. Bath officials appointed 88 staff, and a Bath Iron Works list set positions as patrols and measurers as the era’s political and trade activity continues.
Bath Happenings in Brief From Ice to Ties and Town News
Walter Cressey joins the U S Navy as shore ice drifts from the Narrows. New Meadows River opens to navigation to the Maine Central Bridge. Capt Swett joins a tug for overhaul readiness next week. Mrs A P Williams dies after cancer operation in Bath hospital and is buried in Wiscasset. Mrs H S Keene refits a Bay Point cottage with a large fireplace. Ice and snow melt at T wharf with no break upstream. Schooner Jennie Maud docks in Bath with 1500 pounds of pollock and other fish. First straw hat spotted by Texas Steamship Co men. Telegram mix up creates Augusta scare but only a call to Dyer. Fortnightly Club features Miss Tarr readings and Bath singers Carol C Percy and Frances Weeks. Joel Label appointed temporary second trick operator at Maine Central ticket office in Bath.
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Kennebec
Mary McIntire
Washington St
Charlie Ingham
Ralph Hart
Sagadahock
Thurlow Pinkham
Osman D. Erskine
Albert Ladas
Portland
U. S. Navy
Ossipee
Boothbay
A. R. Kenyon
Canadian Pacific R.R
Jonathan Story
Wabash Road
Mr. Kenyon
Bath Office
Hywinco
Texas
MacMillan
Texas Steamship Office
McMillan
Pepper
Board of Aldermen
William E. Harriman
James A. Ham
Fred A. Fuller
William V
The
Texas Co
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Randall, Jelliceur and Brennan
Texas Steamship Co
R. K. Dyer
Adjutant General Press
Augusta
Adjutant General
Dyer
Naval Militia
Winter St. Church
Mabelle Tarr
Boston
Carol C. Percy
Frances Weeks
Percy
Haskell
Joel Label
Brunswick
Maine Central Ticket Office
E. J. Wesson
Cumberland Light & Power Co
Label
Wytopitlock
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Ward
Frederick T. Simpson
Liberty Street
New York
J. L. McQuarrie
Webster St
Haverhill, Mass
Mr. W. Smiley
George S. Baker
John F. Bairy
Grand Forks, N. D
Liberty St
Yours Truly, E. L. Everett
Melrose, Mass
William S. Briry
N. L. W. S. Meeting
James F. Will Co
Walter Cressey
Narrows
New Meadows
Maine Central Railroad
Swett
Pejepscot
A. P. Williams
Virginia
Georgetown
City
Wiscasset