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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1924

Page

9

Morse High Pupils Compete For Prize In Unique Contest

Morse High School held a senior class contest judged anonymously. A Bath business funded a ten dollar gold prize. Participants answered questions on spelling geography presidents cabinets state boundaries Maine towns industries and finance with papers sealed and numbers used to identify entries. The judging panel included Thaviland Torrey Judge John J. Meegan and W. J. Skelton.

Clinton TD. Wilson Morse High Vlarsdiy Bath Business Mwan Wilson Thaviland Torrey John J. Meegan Mars. W. J. Skelton Chicago Marveilles Omaha Liverpool Washington Manila Seattle Naples Juneau Galveston The Unitedstates Nagne United States Army New England State of Marine Maine Sagadahoc Bath S. Aman

Free Camping Site To Be Provided For Bath Tourists

A large Bath meeting formed a temporary organization to promote the city’s commercial and social improvement. A camping site at Meas park near Brunswick road and North and Lincoln streets was recommended, with plans to estimate costs for fireplaces and toilets. Officials were asked to appoint a greeting card host at the entry, and two committees were created to publicize Bath and coordinate manufacturing interests.

Bath Trish Robert Hatch Rufus A. Had Jason A. Mervill Parry T Bridge John OA. Legro Meas Park J. H. Mekhiay Cheree Brunewick Road Lincoln Streets Harry M. Efuse Edwin S. Emmons Hinmens Hartel Phirry . Stetson Jason A. Merrill Louis A.lick John Jr. Presmond Bath Rotary Club Fred JB. Peeling Charles A. Wwarriman Mitchell Avel Charles H. Oliver Charles IL. Hooper Mach

Georgetown Crew Helps First Baptist Church Ceiling

Bath men W Oo Wagner and three coworkers spent five days installing a steel ceiling at First Baptist Church in Georgetown. Plans mention painting of the ceiling and walls this week and a potential new carpet decision by the League.

Bath First Baptist Church W. Oo. Wagner First Baptist Cituve F.C. Higgins Woolwich George W. AL Voda Martha Rich Boston

Five Islands church supper to aid local society

The Five Islands church plans a Saturday evening supper at the Grange Hall for the Society at Five Islands. Menu includes baked beans brown bread pickles pies cucumbers doughnuts and coffee. Local names Rittall Stevens Howard Harford and others noted in society news.

Grange Hall Society Five Islands

Rockland man pleads guilty to manslaughter in Wiscasset

Pred Li Post, once of Bridgeport Connecticut and Rockland engineer, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of Mrs Sybil Hamilton of Rockland on Oct 10 1928. He was sentenced by Associate Justice John A Morrill to 10 to 20 years in Thomaston State Prison.

Pred LI Rockland Bridgeport Conn Lincoln County Grand Jury Sybil Hamilton Tlewis John A. Morrill Auade Arty Perkins Post Chamilton Park Main White Seffersan Wads Hamilton Astery Botter Post Wats George W. Singer Lincoln County Municipal Court Lincoln County Supreme Court State Hospital Augusta Bath

Socials and Travel Notes From Westport and Vicinity

A Lynn party led by Mrs Billi Collins includes Miss Carrie Collins Miss Alicia Ning Miss Florence Williams and Miss Ina Littlefield visiting Westport and staying a week at the Collins cottage. Tyun teachers Mrs Jennie Th Knight and son Durnan return home after a winter away. Miss Adeline Tarbox left for Rochester N Y to teach physical culture after visiting her parents. Mrs Henry Greenleaf returns from Massachusetts. Solomon Higgins and Archie Higgins do masonry at Daggett and Tie cottages. M Ordway Lewis is home on vacation. Maude Ik Webber has a public auto license. Miss Jorence A Williams and Miss Kimmal Williams of Providence, Rev and Mrs Carl B Smith of Melrose Mass are due at the Williams cottage Mast Side May 9 as the cottage opens for a stay into the lave Pall.

Lynn Billi Collins Carrie Collins Alicia Ning Florence Williams Ina Littlefield Westport Collin’s Cottage East Side Tyun Jennie Th. Knight Durnnan Adeline Tarbox Auto Rochester N.Y Mre Tarbox Henry Greenleaf Massachusetts Solomon Higgins Archie Higgins Daggetts Castle North End M. Ordway Lewis

Emma Ayer Wins Typewriting Medal at Morse High

Emma Ayer captured the senior division gold with 60 words a minute, Kenneth Sheldon earned silver at 50 wpm, while junior division winners were Trene Miller gold and Florentine Iiknewlson silver with 87 and 80 wpm respectively in a county contest to select a South Portland state entrant.

Morse High Emma Ayer Aominute Kenneth Sheldon Trene Miller Florentine Iiknewlson South Portland Richm Morse Helen Gean Thelma Littlefield Amna Conney Stella Duprey

Senator Magnus Johnson Milking Contest Noted

Toledo Drade reports on Senator Magnus Johnson who reportedly helped farmers by finishing in second place in a milking contest with only two entries.

Toledo Magnus Johnson

Rockland Man Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Whatcom Case

Fred J. Post of Rockland, transported from Wiscasset, changed his plea from not guilty to manslaughter and received a sentence of not less than 10 nor more than 20 years in Thomaston State Prison. Police say his heart condition and alcohol involved shaped the night at the city station.

Pidding Tall Fred J. Post Rockland Sybil Hamilton Rocklandoon der LO Math Wiscascot Thomaston Post Wiscasset

Highest Honors at the Eighth Grade at Weeks Street Ghia School

The eighth grade at Weeks Street Ghia School awarded top ranks with Elizabeth Deering and Clarence Eaton at 95 percent. Frances Knowlton Emma MebDon ald and Natalie Smith followed closely, while Roland Trott John Burgess and Lelia Whornton scored 90 to 95. A list of students earned 80 to 90 percent for the month. Canada prepares to recognize the Soviet Government of Russia.

Weeks Street Ghia Elizabeth Deering Clarence Eaton Frances Knowlton Emma MebDonald Natalie Smith Roland Trott John Burgess Lelia Whornton Kila Cressey Daniel Cornish Ruth Holbrook Dicmes Jackson Margaret McNeil Josephine Munsey Elizabeth Oliver Liond Perry Clifard White Donald Stewart George Wilson Lillian Sto

Bowdoinham Baptist Association Holds Annual Session

The Bowdoinham United Baptist Association met at Corliss Street Baptist Church with over 100 delegates. Officers elected included Moderator Rev William T Deyd, Secretary Rev CL M Fogg, and Representative Rev EE UL Bishop. Committees formed and an October meeting invited.

Bowdoiniam United Baptist Association Cumberland Sagadahee Corliss Street Baptist Church William T. Deyd Georgetown CL M. Fogg Freeport Maine Baptist Convention EE UL Bishop Brunswick William PL Boyd William Hy White Bath John AL Swetmaim Juth William Amos West Harpswel Albert Field Cl M. Fore Bharry Taylor Popshanister Alice Whittier Bowdoinham Blo TL Boyd Ho Hi. Bishop Ella Gr. Nash John A. Swetnam Trowne Moatsweag T. Albert) Field Transwick William H. White Trev Bowdeinham William Ames West Harpswell William PT. Boyd Association Five Islands Mila GQ Nash Free Will Workers Corliss Street Church Psaine Minner Chaney Carroll A. Deering John

Movement ends as Maine Baptists report five year drive

The five year church drive ends with Rev B C Whitemore of Waterville detailing funds raised. Maine churches contribute to a plan that increased annual support for aged preachers and benevolence from near zero to 37,000 dollars, with 6.7 million needed next year. Mage from China and Rev Jones of Portland spoke on mission work, Abbie Sanderson closed the talk, and Tonight features devotions and a pageant Two Masters by Freeport children.

Russell Thareld Safford Vietin Cecil Rowkond Drut Jol AL Swetnam Bath B.C. Whitemore Waterville New World Dovenient Caider Maine HH. Mage China Revere HE Jones Portland Serview Abbie Sanderson Harry Taylor Topsham Freeport Sunday School Servier Ieeex Ayer X

Daylight Time Looks to Change Post Office Hours

The article explains daylight saving time alters little for post office operations. Hours for public contact remain the same, with daylight times used on schedules. Window times for general delivery, money orders, and registry are listed, along with carrier delivery and Sunday closures.

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Revered Maine clergyman Rev C M Sills dies at 74

Rev C M Sills father of Bowdoin College president Kenneth Sills died Wednesday on his seventy fourth birthday at his son’s residence in Portland. Born in 1850 in Bagotport he studied at the University of New Brunswick and served in Nova Scotia New York and Maine. Funeral will be Friday at St Luke's Cathedral in Portland.

Charles Merron Sils Lis Son Kennet C. MM. Sills Bowden College Sills Bagtind Caiidt Frederickton University of New Brunswick Campobello Ntr Halifax Nova Scotia Porthland St. Luke's Cathedral Miaule Trinity Cathedrale Geneva New York St. Andrews Dbowdein College Elizabeth Head Ketchum Canon Ketchum Tie Plaroid Beverly Robinson Montreal Kenneth 2. M. Sills Bowdoin College Portland Edith Belie

Lewis Dowling Wedding in Portland

William Lewis of Worthind and Mad Dowling of Bath wed Tuesday in Portland. The groom, a wineman and son of the late John A. Lewis, and the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John P Dowling of Bath, work with Tyde Windlass Co. The couple will reside in Portland. Samuel Levine of Bath Department Store left for Boston on a business trip.

William He. Lewis Worthind Samuel Levine Bath Department Store Boston

Flower sale in Bath to aid Maine State Perth Association

A group in Bath coordinates a Saturday sale of pinks to benefit the Maine State Perth Association. A regional POTLAL meeting at Grice Church parish house led to preliminary plans and a Red Cross group to select girls for selling and other campaign tasks. Leading participants include Mrs Carroll A Deer ing and Mrs N Gratz Jackson among others from three associations.

Maine State Perth Association Bath Grice Church Ato Red Cross Carroll AL Deering N. Gratz Jackson South End P.t.al Robert 3. Hinteh Mbion J. Corliss Harry KE. Litchfield South Street Association WE J. Horne Albert PL Austin Scott Golder A. Care John North Center Association Ito

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