Mrs Drake named Bath chairman in Maine's work
Mrs. Fred E. Drake is named Bath chairman as Maine begins work with the National Women's Committee for Washington Cathedral. The committee funds the North and South Transepts for the 1932 Bicentennial observance with gifts from donors.
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Fred E. Drake
Bath
Colonial Dames
New York
James DeWolf Perry
Protestant Episcopal Church
Frederic W. Rhinelander
Newport
R. I
Washington
Albert Sidney Burleson
Austin
Texas
Gibson Fahnest
Maine
National Cathedral Association
Washington Cathedral
George Washington
Roosevelt
Westminster Abbey of America
Woodrow Wilson
George Dewey
Henry White
Alfred Harding
Henry Yates Satterlee
Bath Education Board elects Morse high staff
The Bath Board of Education re elected Arthur B. Scott as Morse high principal for a eighth year. New Morse teachers include Cecile Veilleux as French Katharine Conley as English and Blair C. Wilson as General Science. Elementary postings added four new teachers with three Bath graduates. Salary increases were granted for several Morse faculty and the athletic council reported a healthy balance. Present were Superintendent Clinton D. Wilson and others.
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Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
Board of Education
Cecil J. Cutts
J. Edward Pomeroy
Cecile Veilleux
Lewiston
Bath
Katharine Conley
Ellsworth
Blair C. Wilson
Ruth B. Wilson
Ida T. Lemont
Ellen R. Turner
Jean Ogden
Wilson
Miss Ogden
Miss Veilleux
Lemont
Miss Conley
Miss Turner
Maine
Morse High
Bates College
Radcliffe
Veilleux
Alfreda Skillin
Catherine Leonard
Bernice D. Staples
Leona Huestis
Mary Brown
Kathryn Galvin
Edith B. Horne
Elia Jacquith
Mabel Libby
Bessie Galvin
Celia McElman
J. Gertrude Silsby
Frances Sprague
Helen Hayes
Katherine I. Trott
Martha Hooper
Margaret T. Mulligan
Beatrice W. Black
Carrie C. Smith
Margaret J. Adams
Bessie M. Hunt
Doris P. Dyer
Lucille Buckley
Genevieve Duprey
Almena Jaques
Nancy J. Creamer
Ethel Higgins
Isabel Lewis
Dorothy Davis
Annie Thompson
Laura Mitchell
Joan Harrison
Helen Orr
Effie Wright
Florence Watson
Christine Lockery
Agatha Lennox
Sarah Coombs
Lillian Fisher
Louise Robbins
Bessie Greenblatt
Eleanor M. Ferguson
Caroline Turner
Marjorie Troop
Evelyn Donnell
Alice M. O'Brien
Athletic Council
Clinton D. Wilson
William A. Parker
Edward W. Bridgham
Frostina Marston
Maine Travelers Face Winter Bank Collapse in South
In a curious winter episode several Maine residents encountered robbers while away from home, as a southern bank failure disrupted visits and left some visitors unable to return to Maine.
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Maine
Bath Mechanic Builds Himself An Airplane
Joseph Hecht, a Bath Garage Co. employee with prior Philadelphia aviation work, is constructing a two passenger monoplane in Bowery Street’s old Texas Steamship Co. garage. He plans to complete it by mid June and hopes to fly around Bath this summer using the Kennebecs as takeoff and landing points, with a 28 foot wingspan and a 1000 pound lift capability.
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Bath
Kennebecks
Hecht
Bath Garage Co
Philadelphia
Bowery Street
Texas Steamship Co
Donald Henderson Wins Scholarship Recognition Day
University of Maine honors recognize Donald Henderson and a list of scholars and prizes awarded by President Harold Boardman. Names include Stanley Plummer scholarship recipient Frank E. Nuite and numerous others from Dover-Foxcroft Hempstead Winterport and Bangor among both university and alumni awards.
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Paul Nixon
Bowdoin College
University of Maine
Harold 8. Boardman
Stanley Plummer
Frank E. Nuite
Dover-Foxcroft
Pittsburgh Alumni Association
Alpert J. Smith
Hempstead
N. Y
Elizabellae Abbott Balentine
Ranche J. Henry Thomaston
Edith M Bolan
Winterport
E. Varnam
Limington
Martha I. Tuomi
Monzon
Hazel F. Adame
Souths Windham
Cras
Livwaod W. Weeks
Springiidia
Beedy to Speak in Bath on Pacific Visit and Samoa
Congressman Beedy will address the Rotary Club of Bath about his recent trip to the Pacific and Samoa. The program includes motion pictures and discussion on the island’s government and customs, with guest attendance encouraged. A separate note reports a Freeport tomcat caring for a newborn kitten, drawing bemused comments from the Soule family.
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di Maine
Wil Spear
Eigh Ohh
Rotary CIA
Conerr
Hoover
Pacific
Samoa
Harold M. Sewall
Rotary Club
Beedy
Pacific Island
Iroll L. Beedy
Nurway
Morse
City Audit Urges Reorganization of Bath Treasurery
A Bath audit by Millett Fish and Dresser reviews city finances for year ended January 31 1931 finding careful records in city clerk and treasurer offices with minor irregularities. It urges splitting duties between treasurer and city auditor, notes outstanding taxes from 1910 onward and recommends active real estate redemptions and disposal of old tax deeds. Net city debt stands at 461 596 slightly over limit while state tax of 46 736 remains unpaid. sinking fund liability 35 704 and cemetery fund overinvestment 9 976 belongs to general funds. detailed report to follow.
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R. M. Millett
Millett, Fish & Dresser
Portland
City of
Bath
Collectors Hall
Merrill and Brown
Committee On
Cemetery Trust
Witnees
Millett. Fish & Dresser
B. R. M. Millett
C.P.A
Bath council meets without appropriation bill
An active Bath city council meeting last Wednesday discussed the administration's refusal of systematic garbage pickup. Auditor Millett of Millett Fish Dresser presented a voluminous report on the 1930 31 accounts, noting a $461 595 88 city debt and an estimated $16 00 1700 in fees for his services. Mayor Small opposed immediate appropriation pending assessor valuations, warning of tax rate implications and potential real estate value reductions.
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Garvage
R. M. Millett
Portland
Millett, Fish & Dresser
McCabe
Belanger
Cutting
Haynes
Millett
McFadden
Small
Hall
the Times
Cosmopolitan club honors mothers with afternoon program
The Cosmopolitan club celebrated Mother's Day with a four to six program at the club house. More than 50 guests attended as flowers abound and a centerpiece gifted by Mrs. Jacob R. Andrews graced the directors’ room. John Shaw led the program with solos and readings by Lillian Lewin Francis MacDonald Dorothea Nash and Carolyn Stackpole among others. Tea followed served by Mrs. Jacob R. Andrews and a radio provided by Mikelsky's Music Store. The club announced a new music group to meet September 15 with John Shaw as director.
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Morse High School
Alumni Association
Eugene Desmond
John J. Desmond Co
John H. Grindall
Alvah Morse
Small
Radio Shop
Eugene N. Desmond
M. H
Empire State Building
New York
CKOK
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Lillian Miller
Charles Cummings
Florence Robinson
Adelaide Hooper
Clifford Smith
Carrie E. Shaw
Toby Lyons
Mary Kenney
Hadley
Harold Cutting
Winnegance
Georgetown
Arrowsit
Frisco
Winneyance
Arrowsie
Woodbury Bailey
Clifton Leeman
Bailey
Cecil Rowland
John
Nathan Watson
Bob
Edwin Lowell
George
Hibbert Norton
Marc
Germa
Gifta Gabb
Desert
Trebreh Salgood
Kait—side
Herbert Douglas
Cosmopolitan Club
Jacob R. Andrews
Alice Johnson
Lina Ross Andrews
Rachel Hodgdon
America
John Shaw
Lillian Lewin
Francis MacDonald
William Dennison
Stearns Scott
Dorothea Nash
Carolyn Stackpole
Shaw
Howard Nash
Mr. Shaw
Miss Lewin
Lilian Lewin
Margaret Whalen
Bertha Bellerose
Phyllis Wright
Sophie Greenblatt
T. W. Pease
Charles Miller
Lena Donnell
Bessie Hunt
Bessie Mikels
LeRoy Colby
Mikelsky
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