Community day in Woolwich a great success
The Ladies Auxiliary of Nequasst hosted Community day in Woolwich at Sebenon hall Sagadahoc Ferry. A two act comedy play The Strike of the Ladies Aid raised funds, a supper netted 26 dollars, and children from eight schools enjoyed afternoons of recitations and a closing talk by Miss Florence Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Nequasst
Woolwich
Sebenon Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Florence Hale
State Department of Education
John H. Carter
Mountain School
Florence Baker
Murphy's Corner
Nellie Cole
Nequasset
Ludie Fifield
Chopps
Marjorie Jdenes
Day's Ferry
Eleanor Hathorne
Union Bridge
Charlotte Buck
Charles Haley
Arrowsie
Stevens
Carter
Stev. Viinette Allen
J. W. Strown
Oswald Rankin
Herbert A. Munsey
Merle Jameson
Chester Leeman
Florence Hae
Ladies’ Aid
Not Guilty by Insanity Raymond Petit Trial
Raymond Petit, 22, of Brunswick, found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity and committed to Augusta State Hospital. The trial, held in Sagadahoc County, lasted under two hours with a drawn jury. Witnesses included the victim’s brother Albert BE Tedford, Brunswick Police Chief William D B Edwards, Sheriff Albert Henderson, Dr. Forrest Tyson, and medical examiner Dr. Harry F. Morin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Petit
Brunswick
Maria BE. White
Sagadahoe County
Augusta State Hospital
State Hospital
Augusta
Forrest C. ‘Tyson
Thompson
Vetii
Detit
Sheriff Henderson
Isobo Messenger
EH. Thompson
Petit
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
Deasy
Justice Thassett
Charles A. Corliss
Harry J. Sawyer
William JJ. Daisley
Herbert E. Worrey
Charles H. Williams
Topsham
Frank Clark
Arrowsie
Frank KE. Preble
Richmond
Melville B. Hodgdon
T J. Southard
Lester F. Rideout
Bowdoin
Percy J. Nickerson
Charles Donnell
Dunton
Raymond Fellows
Albert BE. Tedford
Topsham Farmer
William DB. Edwards
Albert Henderson
Harry F. Morin
Tyson
Justice Bassett
Corliss
Tedford
Edwards
Brunswick Police
Brunswick Golf Links
Hale's Maine outreach earns broad citizen support
Maine Senator Hale is praised for deep ties to state interests and rapid aid to constituents. He backed veterans measures, women’s rights bills, Prohibition, and foreign policy aims, while protecting Maine coal, harbors, and forts. His influence on the Appropriations Committee and wartime efforts are highlighted, including aid to families of sailors and the Deering mystery case.
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Maine
United States
Hale
Washington
Times
Senate
Germany
Tle
Coolidge
Haie
New England
Senator Hale
Congress
Lim
War Department
Williams, McKinley
Preble and Levett
Mixa Pulu Wormell
Willis DB. Wormell
Carroll A. Deering
Bath
Cape Hatteras
Spe
Former Governor Baxter backs Senator Hale in Maine race
Former Maine governor Percival Baxter declares support for Senator Frederick Hale’s renomination, praising Hale as diligent and honest. Baxter notes prior public statements favoring both Hale and Fernald, and stresses loyalty of Maine Republicans to their U S Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Frederick Hale
Vereival V Daxter
Frede Hale
Carl Milliken
Tate
Daxter
Maine
Ade dl Crowe
Brewster
Lowe
Ababe
Wls
Fernald and
Hale
Tale
Tzn
Eam
United States Senate
Washington
Lodike
Thale
United States
Percival I’. Baxter
Bath Dollar Days Set for Next Week
Bath merchants announce their annual Dollar Day events for next week on Wednesday and Thursday. Visitors are invited to inspect the Kennebec bridge progress and Bath city hall while taking advantage of the sales.
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Bath
Kennebec
Mock Wedding Ceremony Delights Central Church League
At the Central Church League annual banquet, members staged a mock wedding ceremony as part of the program. Edith Savage played the bride, with attendants including Kisaball Anne Isigat Merce and Mae Heltah, and Nellie Doord and Mrs. Leia Warner praised as parents and rug bearer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
Central Lea
May
Edith Savage
Anne Isigat Merce
Uaeriet Steath
Teride
Nellie Doord
Mere
Tte Amineier
Margaret Foote
Laura Appleton
Harriet Small
Lucy Kimball
Emma Magoun
Nellie Lord
Bride
Eva Helah
Marilla Morse
Lulu Turner
No Change in Morse High Staff for Coming Year
There will be no changes in the teaching staff at Morse High for the year 20 except in the Board of Education. Helen Vanilla resigns from the domestic science department after four years, to be replaced by Catherine Leonard. Several veteran elementary teachers also resign as they become eligible for pensions. replacements named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Batu- Cation
Mies Helen Vanilla
Seleiee
Serview al Wh
Catherine Leonard
Nacseon Instunge
Hi. Bautia Magean
Grace
Taker
Beth Schools
Thelen
Elizabeth Repbins
Agatha Lennox
Elizabeth Utavelall
Cpeatrick Nichols
Ty Saget
Clinton di Wile
Bath Baseball Drive Reaches Top of Fund Goal
The Bath Baseball Meseration reports a 31,000 drive over the top with strong local support. Citizens donated about 25 gifts of 29 each while the public contributed 500 in varied amounts as the team prepares for its first Maine season. The association leaders and drive chairman Fred Thompson coordinated a week of effort to build the fund for a strong Bath team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Vath
Beans
Daath
Maine
Qpublie
Oreal Teaus
Fred Thompson
Aecause Whiel
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Greenwich Village
Masonic Temple
Morse High Athletic Fund
Comedy “Strike of Ladies’ Aid
Bath Society
Masonic Hall
George A. McFadden
Loston
Tou
Misses Susan
Clarabel Quick
Henessy
Bowdoin College
Carolyn Plant
Marion Skillin
Betty Danton
Bluebird
Miss Skillin
Hooper Esx
Tlallowell
Helen Ballard
Lydia Baxter Smith
Samuel Hooper
Delft
George LD. Wolstenholme
Elerbert Doughis
Harold Cutting
Herbie
Harold
Pearl Oliver
Morse High Athletic Association
Raphael Rowe
Lincoln Works
Merton Doyle
Henry DeLong
Clarence Exton
Merritt Mitchell
George Barker Jr
Miss Oliver
Old Man River
Genevieve Duprey
East Side
West Side
Grace Cunningham
Mary Cunningham
Stewart McAllister
George Robinson
Portland
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
Arthur VP. Scott
Principearl
Carl Dabs
Dee Cutts
Albert Noyes
Mathenatics
Ruth 1 Wilken
Hheld
Biglist
Sam
Rhat
Johnson Brosco
Winchester
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