Wiscasset Social Roundup Brightens Mid Spring
Wiscasset residents attend Bath visits and club gatherings. Mrs Harry Bailey celebrates a birthday. Miss Frances graduates in Boston. many townsfolk attend the county union at Damarsicotta. Local lodge events, church planning, and town improvements fill the week.
Morse High School outlines next year's studies for students
Morse high school students received cards to outline their courses for the coming year and must return them by Friday. Principal Scott will be at the high school Thursday afternoon and evening to discuss options with parents and students. Captain Plummer sails from Bangor to Norfolk for a coal cargo bound for Bath. Frank Plumer, his son, accompanies him as first mate, and Miss Rosina Bates visits from Springfield, Mass., to stay with her parents in Andrews.
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Hl. W. Hawes
Effie Poole
Bath
W. B. Lewis
White Elephant Sewing Club
Churchill Street
Jaly
Harry Bailey
Carl M. PP. Larrabee
Amy Libbey
Larry Mosher
Clinton Bailey
Frank Quinniam
Frank Creamer
Boston
Frances
Boston School of Physical Education
Wiscasset
Rebekah Lodge
District 1H
Pine Cone Lodge
Oon
Vesper Lodge
Rewod Pond
Gonelock
Mae Seme
Queen Esther
Beuhsho
Richmond
Vesper
Round Pond
Doughis
Tilton Soule
Winthrop
Fred Soule
Flora Plumstead
Woolwich
Antoinette Plumstead
Liaturence Lord
Naples
Thiers Bradford
Willian Girawer
Nuburn
John Peaslee
Alma
Ella Abbott
CLBL
Emerson
Mars
Deas- Jee
Walter Hilton
Benjamin Robinson
Portland
Iseton
Tra Redennett
Lewiston
Elinor Mahan
Anne
Rockland
Methodist
John G. Rogers
Beacon Street
Zion's Herald
Co A. Richards
Porthind
Roy Luce
Strong
Daughters of Vocahontas
Blagdon
Bristol
Councl
Tocahontas
Edna Currier
Winona
Helen ‘Cowley
Powhatan
John Maye
Prophetess
Sophia Preble
Irene Metcalf
Mary Chase
Warriors
Alma Dickinson
Doris Foye
Blanche Hilton
Nellie Merry
Edna Jones
Grace Merry
Mabel Blutehins
Marrion Mayo
William Gorham
Forest Preble
Edgar Wilton
Linwood Hilton
Zinn Chivis
Evelyn Pittehines
Revo
B. "Pitsenine
Oa Trench
Ann Diteksem
Maro
Everett Wydiveksen
Mio
Dexter Bowles
Ralph
May Diteksen
1. Pham
Coc
Delim
Will Dodge
Mdgecomb
Taft
N. Barnes
Washington
Mert Pire
Terriforce Bete Resid
Charles Pomeroy Wis
Deverty
Mass
Prank Houdlette
Whitefield
Tod
Reed O
Georgetown
Bath City Hospital
Por. Stinsen
Welter Southard
Ruangeley Lakes
Roy Rl Marston
Karl Rines
Sog. Evans
Grand Chapter
O. Bls
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Astr Scott
William Plummer
Jose
Thine McQnestin
Bangor
Norfolk
Van
Phimmer
Frank Plumer
Rosina Bates
Day Path Institute
Springfeld
John L. Bates
Ander Ows
West Bath Social Roundup and Local Visits
Emma Cox spent Spring at her New Meadows home and visited Russell Street neighbors H W Moulton. Walter Duncan and Boston friends weekend guests at Tinae Trufants. Measles keep Charles Tuff home from James Bosemont’s farm. Red Cross meets planned at the Grange hall with dinner. Hayden Rogers and other local students ill with grip. Multiple Bath residents entertained guests at cottages on Sabine and Campbell’s Pond. Local travels include Larrabee, Lemont, and Williams families visiting camps and colleges.
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Turner Centre
C. H. Bagley
James H. Downes Co
Cornish
Webber's Tavern
Smithwick
W. J. Austin
G. W. Stnasey
W.W. Young
Daimariscotta
GC. Parsons
Montclair
N.w
Vitus
Boston
Williamn Lewis
B.S. Daggett
Wiscasset
Bernard Gorham
New York
Arambee Lodge
Masonic
Tom Dow
Odd Fellows Hall
Brunswick
Walter G. Hicks
Carl ‘Thurston
Rumford
Howard Farnham
High Street
Hero Th Nush
Direct Point
Ox Horn Chiner Pavillion
Bath-Wiscasset Road
Mon
Emma Cox
New Meadows
H.W. Moulton
Russell Street
Walter Duncan
Tinae Trufant
Harding's
Mr. Duncan
Iiaac
West Bath
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Dinne
George Chesley
John Higgins
Helen Rogers
Gorham Normal School
Llewellyn Rogers
Henry Hodg
Gordon Preble
Mildred
Oak Street
Bath
Merton Wright
Woolwich
Walter TL Larrabee
Lewis Larrabee
Topsham
Ernest J. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Pomona Grange Oat Dromore
Walter E. Larrabee
Elmer Williams
Old Town
Poster's Point
West Bath Grangers Visit Topsham for Evening of Entertainment
West Bath grange members visited Topsham Saturday night and presented a varied program. Mrs. D Wylie Lemont opened with an original poem, followed by songs by Amy Shish and others, a monologue by Fred Cary, and a vocal solo by Mrs Carrie Cary. Reading, piano, impersonation, and a farce closed the show, with cream and cake and dancing to end the evening. An exchange program from West Bath was praised as very enjoyable, and West Bath plans another performance tonight with readings, singing, and Mother's Day acts.
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Allen Weeks
Tdlebert
Ogalvie’s
Weeks
Glidys Ogilvie
Cleve Quinnanmis i
Porthod
Phantoon Ell Grange
the Grange
Olive Dow
Worthy Ceres
Blanche Fowle
Annie Bonding
Samuel
Frania Larnham
Pred Albee
Lowell Lot
Frances Colby
Keirstead
Simioner
Harry Bailey
Bath City
Grace Yorke
West Bath Grange
Popsham Grange
D. Wylie Lemont
Amy Shish
Wdna McRae
Lacey Coombs
Evelyn Stein
Frances Day
Jeaner Tilake
Fred Cary
Carrie Cary
Albert Trenderson
Weston L. Bonney
Edwin W. Phiggett
Julian Eltinge
Herbert Cavanaugh
George Burns
Rudolph
Edna McRae
David Henderson
Amy Trish
John P. Car Jr
Leigh Reed
Iva Hagan
Jos
Phine Estey
Emin Cox O
Lexington
Muss
West Bath Red Cross Holds All Day Meeting
West Bath Red Cross met at the grange hall for an all day sewing session with good attendance. Members completed a child’s coat and planned the next meeting for June 6, with committee members serving meals. Attendees included Ada Larrabee, Laura Lemont, Hannah Snow, Carrie Trufant, Emma Cox, and others plus visitors from Chicago and Portland.
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West Bath
Carrie Hodgkins
Annie Wylie Stackpole
Annie Willians
Minnie Larrabee
Ada Larrabee
Laura Lemont
Hannaha Snow
Carrie Trufant
Emma Cox
Annie Williams
Della Adams
Helle Donnell
Julia Johnson
Marie Marco
Fannie Cavanaugh
Lilian Maye
Joanna Hodgkins
Charlotte Owen
Bertha Neily
Miss Stover Captures Cup and State Typing Title
At the State typewriting contest in Porthind Miss Lillian Stover topped Class I with an average of 64.4 words per minute and four errors in 15 minutes. She earned six months' free tuition from the Maine School of Commerce and a fountain pen plus Morse High's silver trophy cup for one year.
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Porthind
Lillian Stover
Anna Conley
Cliss
Miss Stover
Morse
Chiss S
Bangor
Cony
South Portland
Auburn
Lewiston
Deering
Rockland
Freeport
Brewer
Gardiner
South Paris
Brunswick
Mechanic Falls
Dexter
Milo
Newcastle
Rangeley
Stover
Fire on Water Street Sparks Major Blaze
A three and a half story wooden building at 1 Water Street was ablaze in a Sunday morning fire. Firefighters arrived at 2:40 AM to find upper floors engulfed. sparks showered nearby structures including People's Church. Owner credited as George Mindos of Woburn Massachusetts. Origin undetermined. flames presented one of the warmest battles in years.
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Water Street
People’s Church
George Mindos
Woburn
Miarss
Spilios Karkes
Wiseman
Fire crews aided by high water pressure at scene
In the upper story high water pressure helped firefighters, with the outage recorded as 3.19 at ATL. The report notes crews benefited from hydrant pressure during the incident.
Pine Tree State Seed Co Ushers in Busy Mail Season
Busy days at Pine Tree State Seed Co offices on High street as 13 000 seed cataloguees mailed this year by Times Co job department. Major WR Kimball aims to fill orders the day they arrive amid 84 years of service and lasting customer loyalty.
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Pine Tree State Seed Co
High Street
the Times Co
WR. Kimball
Woolwich Grange Program Delights With School Pupils
Woolwich grange hosted a program by Washington school pupils under teacher Mrs. Currier and Mountain school pupils led by Miss. The event was described as fine by attendees and records note the involvement of local students and educators.
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Woolwich Grange
Washington School
Currier
Mountain School
Used car for a good price with solid condition
Classified ad notes the vehicle is mechanically sound and a bargain at 85 dollars. Emphasizes affordability and usefulness for a small budget.
Community program marks Child Health Week
Florence Baker led a teacher supervised event where children enjoyed games and refreshments after a variety of activities. A large attendance celebrated Child Health Work observed nationally last week.
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Florence Baker
Emmons Leads Regal Parade With Band At Gardiner Hospital Drive
Professor Edwin L. Emmons stood at the head of the band in a regal purple uniform during the Gardiner hospital drive parade on Thursday. The crowd acclaimed him as Kid, with Emmons bowing to varied applause as he passed through the streets.
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Edwin L. Emmons
Gardiner Hospital
Mrs Carrie Sampson Plans Visits to Portland and Belmont
Mrs Carrie M Sampson left Saturday for Portland to visit her son Arthur Sampson at his home on Columbia Road Woodfords. After the visit she will travel to Belmont Maine to see her daughter Mrs Katherine Lake.
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Carrie M. Sampson
Portland
Arthur Sampson
Columbia Road
Woodfords
Sampson
Belmont
Manxs
Katherine Lake
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