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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1925

Page

5

Genesta Chapter Silver Jubilee Celebrated at Masonic Temple

Genesta chapter O. E. 8. marked its 25th birthday with a formal program at the Masonic temple. Grand officers past matrons and patrons and about 200 members attended a reception and banquet with detailed roll call and reminiscenses. Morse High pupils showcased a domestic science assembly highlighting home economics to inspire all.

Genesta Masonic Temple Dunlap Commandery Mae Congdon Grace Sampson Edward W. Sampson Julia A. Vickery Belfast Henry G. Shaw Bath Genesta Chapter Mabel J. DeShon Portland Dorothy Hodgdon East Boothbay Orvis Vickery Isabel M. Montgomery Fast Boothbay Emma Gledhill Lucy Furber Maria Strout Genieve Duren Annie Cox Ella Sprague Lizzie M. French Nellie Stilphen Ellen Blair Marco Strout Charters Lois McKiever Annie Ward Lucy EF. Wetherbee Eva J. Ca Ellen M. Blair Nellie M. Chadbourne Ellen M. Dunton Abbie J. Furber Charlotte Hodgkins Lizzie J. Harnden Emma F. Lowell Carrie IP. Mason Bessie Nelson Lucy Verey Grace Wescott Charles B. Furber Charles R. Higgins Charles H. Munson John Knowlton Samuel R. Percy Henry G. Turner Annie EK. Cox Genieve S&s. Durey Annie E. Hodgdon Rose M. Higgins Emma 8. Morse Adelaide Meanes Enona F. Wond Fila Sprague Flora Savage Albert Durey Frank M. Harnden Roscoe Hatin Howard BR. Johnson Forrest JB. Nelson William F. Pond Caplaing Ellen Dunton Ada Lizzie Harnden Ruth Emma Lowell Esther Martha Annie Hodgdon Electra Howard Johnson John R. Knowlton Masons Masonic Hall Armory Hall Golden Cross Hall Albert II. Duren Odd Fellows Hall K. of C. Hall Jeannette Shackford Peter van Dance Harvey-Mason Mabel Merrill Mary M. Douglas Aphia Vinson Carrie Thompson Bonnie Banks Loch Lomond Kathryn ‘Thompson Melitta Leavitt Richmond Nora Kathryn Tompson Florence Fullerton Genesta Corli Ss Elsie Wakefield Broadway Robert Gordon Tey F. Colby Lloyd G. Daley Robert 5. Gordon Luther S. Thompson Carrie Smith Marie Colby Novella Shepard Lida Howard Morse High Anriday Stein Stamlin Lillian Jeddrey Luke Jor Arabelle Lord Leva Oliver Aad Abetter Wise Inathevine Leonard Delia Crouvier Ethel Jauggard Marguerite Stansey Mary Finery Predde

Morse Seniors Stage Peg O My Heart at Morse Hall

Morse High seniors presented as the four year capstone in the play Peg O My Heart. Dorothy Donnell led as Peg with strong support from Mary Curran Celia McElman and George Wotton among others. Mrs Ruth Wilson coached the production earning praise for staging and timing.

Morse High Assembly Hall Morse Peg O Independent Laurette Taylor Ruth 13 Wilson Dorothy Donnell Dorothy Mary Curran Mrs. Chichester Regal Villa Celia McElman Ethel Christian Brent Edwin Spaulding Charles Cummings Jerry Gerald Adair Peg Charles Ephraim Wooler Montgomery Hawkes Ephraim Usher Shad Dixie Lillian Pall Bennett George Upson Scudder George Selape Sear Sineien Chichester Brent Hawkes Alaric Faum

Senator Cameron of Arizona Will Return to Maine

Senator Ralph H. Cameron of Arizona, born in Maine in 1863, discusses his career including helping Arizona gain statehood in 1912 and his plans to visit Old Maine in July with his wife and child. He recalls sheriff service in Coconino County, the Bright Angel trail, and upcoming trips with Senate committees to Arizona for grazing and land leasing talks.

Senator Cameron Arizona Maine Southport United States Ralph H. Cameroun Lincoln County Cameron Will T. Marr Boothbay Harbor Congress Valentine City Uuele Sam Valentine Thrace Greeley Boston Coconino County Tewas United States Senate Marcus A. Smith Senate Old Maine Welome Grand Canyon Colorado Senate Committee Arizonaa Sixty-ninth Congress

Moosehead fishing trio returns with salmon and trout haul

Councilman Leigh Reed Recorder Owen J. Ledyard and Rotarian Edward V. Reed returned from Moosehead Lake area where their Thor oughfare camp served as headquarters. They landed 11 fish including four salmon four pounds group weights and a seven and a half pound salmon noted. Mrs Vivien Hamm visited Bath then returned to Lowell Massachusetts.

Leigh Reed Owen J. Ledyard Edward V. Reed Moosehead Thoroughfare Camp

PUPILS HONORS AT MORSE HIGH ANNOUNCED

Morse High lists senior and junior students with Highest Honors and Honors for the last six weeks. Names include Grace Allen, Helen Brown, Elizabeth Trott, Catherine Leonard, Elwood Toothtaker, Ruth Bryant, Minnie Brown, Doris Campbell, Marjory Dearborn, and many others across seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen.

Arthur B. Scott Morse High Grace Allen Helen Brown Elsie Carter Mary Conley Elizabeth Coombs Mary Curran Evelyn Davis Dorothy Donnell Dorothy Huggard Christine Lockery Celia MceElman Wilfred Rice Grace Spaulding Katherine Trott Omah Trott Marguerite Williams George Wotton Ruth Anderson Mary Appleton Mary Badalee Rosina Bates Lucile Beals Rona Blair Albert Bonney Dorothy Breton Harold Brown Carlton Burgess Lera Burns Forrest Carlton Charles Cummings Alexander Donaldson Burnham Bunton Hudson Fowles Ruth Fowles Ernest Freeman Ruth Green Helen Hail Gertrude Harrington Fletcher Harford Eleanor Hathorn Forrest Higgins Louise Holbrook Beatrice Jenkins Dudley Leavitt Althea Levyn Mary Lord Pauline MacDonald Luella MacDonald Edna McDougall Doris McKay George McMann Ruth Meister Ruth Merry Charles Mitchell Irene Miller Gertrude Milliken Doris Morse Evelyn Moses Albine Munsey Beatrice Nichols Louise Oliver June Parks George Paisley Harry Vinson Ephraim Pooler Estelle Reed Novella Shepard George Scudder Edwin Spaulding Philip Stackpole Charlotte Trott Elizabeth Trott Howard Bowker Alex Burden Evelyn Burgess Virginia Clark Irene Coombs Scott Feere Marion Fuller Kathryn Galvin Alfred Gannon Lena Gaudet Doris Genthiner Alice Hogue Mildred Hope Fernando Hutchins Harl Kennerson Agatha Lennox Katherine Lennox Shirley Mank Madelyn Moore Louise Munsey Mary Donnell Donald Preble Redington Reed Ray Rice Celia Richards Carolyn Minnie Brown Doris Campbell Lillian Cutler Marjory Dearborn Helen Decker Ellen Dolloff Louise Duprey Ruth Emerson Ethel Huse Katherine O'Donnell Evelyn Petlock Clarabell Quick Lawrence Specht Hazel Wakefield Mildred Webber Lillian Acheson Walton Anliker Roy Arsenault Arthur Brown Francis Bruce Jessie Colby Madelyn Coombs Helen Curtis Thelma Deering Carl Decker Charles Doyle Clayton Fortier Dorothy Arsenault Marie Aver Eleanor Brown Adele Burton Janes Carey Dorothy Conley Helen Coates Dwinal Cornish Frederick Cullen Elizabeth Deering Frank Dunton Corinne Portier Malen Genthner Bernice Gilley Raymond Green John Punilton Goldie Harford Frederick Hart Mary Hart Boone Harvey Mark Tayes Anna Hill Natalie Jeddrey Francis Jenkins Richard Johnson

MacMahan looks to record hopeful summer season

MacMahan Maine plans for a busy year as the seaside resort readies cottages, a new wharf, and refreshed facilities. Notables from Bangor Boston and New York arrive, with families and guests set to occupy cottages and enjoy the season starting July 1.

Scales Percy Mann Capt Henry Tarbox Water Department George Gray Transportation Department J. Stewart Cory Washington D. C J. Henry McLeslin O. H. Searle Mabel Ardmore Louise Searle Eleanor Fields Untry Day School Scranton F. H. Rittall S. W. Masters Alice M. Thompson Dobbs Ferry E.S. Anderson N.Y Miss Carpenter Kent School Phillip S. Bird First Presbyterian Church Utica N. Y Sharp John D. Baldwin Charlotte Worcester F. B. Reazor Reazor Paget West Bermuda Paget St. Marks Orange William Green Gloversville Glens Falls Green MacMahan Phillip Little Cottages Association EB. S. Allen South Orange N. J Edith Howard Bath H. H. Lee Haverford Mary M. Rogers Philadelphia L. (. Roberts Caroline S. Simpson Elizabeth Benjamin I Spock and Family New Haven Conn Arthur N. Taft Colorado Springs Frederick Harvard Alexander Princeton Margaret Wheeler Short Hills Julie Youngs Edward Stevens Allen Marjorie Hawks John Ernest Allen Allen Berkeley Fifth Avenue New York Moorehouse U. Johnson Rosamond Hyde Brookline Mass Johnson Mary Louise Butterfield Charles KE. Butterfield Boston Miss Butterfield

Divorces Decided at Court by Justice Deasy in Bath

Sagadahoc Supreme Court session adjourned after a long term with numerous divorce decrees granted by Justice Deasy. Cases include Robert E. Dickerman and Eu genie Dickerman a lengthy marriage begun in Paris, plus many wives awarded custody of minors and alimony or name changes as ordered. The term also noted memorial plans for William E Hogan and final decree for Ruby L Normand of Bath against Rexford A Brunswick.

Sagadahoc Supreme Court Sucre AG. Deasy William E. Hogan County Bar Association Deasy Robert E. Dickerman Harvard Sagadahoe Eugenie Dickerman Pares Duryea New York Hattie EK Hanscom Bath Walter L Justice Deasy Maynard R. Linscot Amy B Rockland Elizabeth Blake Brunswick Edward J Clara Lissa Dearborn Carl H Rosetta Drost Bowdoinham Theodore Rosetta Brown Ethel L. Littlefield Bowdeinham George Helen A Martha K. Grant Hugh D Lillian. A. Sylvester Roy A Washington D. C Libelle Gertrude I Hennessy Topsham Charles B Hiram F. Bailey Carrie E Oldtown Clifford Monro Etta ML Howard J. Crabtree Hobb Marie Ann Antoinette Mabel DP. McRae Randolph C Mabel IP Crocker Sarah D. Howard Frank W Deer Isle Utter Anna Wirta Everett Arrowsie Celia A. Sanford William I Celia A. French Theodore S. Allen Marie E Harpswell Helen F. Troop Eubra F. Wiscasset Helen F. Gachenbach Annie Allard Bert Richmond Ernest JL. Goodspeed Gardiner Justice Barnes Lillie A. LaPlain Lewiston Ruby L. Normand Rexford A Ruby Wilson Traverse

Pine Tree Circle Postpones Celebration

The Pine Tree Circle postposed its 20th anniversary event due to the loss of several members. A card party yielded Mrs Edward Murphy and Mrs Joh Costain tied for high, with Mrs Winifred Melnnes third and a man’s pair, Pace Wits, close behind. Mrs C W Hamm from Lowell, Mass., visited Mrs Mattie Grant at 52 Wing Street.

Pine Tree Circle P. A Edward J. Murphy Joh Costain Murphy Costain Winifred Melnnes Urth Son M. Pace Wits C. W. Hamm Lowell, Mass Mattie Grant Wing Street

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