Glee Club Concert Pleases Morse High School Audience
The Morse Hish School Glee Club directed by Miss Leah Farnham presented an annual airing with a varied program. Readings, violin and piano pieces, and a Village Blacksmith set delighted pupils and the public, followed by a dancing finale and a club roster of singers and instrumentalists.
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Glee Club
Morse Hish School
Leah Farnham
Miss Bradford
Grenadiers
R. Schumann
Mr. Ramsay
Serenade
Balet
D’arlequin
R. Drigo
Sturgis “Penrod
Booth Tarkington
Berceuse
Anton Strelezki
Frank Lynes
Girls of
Obligato
Kenneth Weeks
Remadera We
Antec
Stewart
Henry W. Longfellow
Charles F. Noyes
Otis Card
Pauline Adams
Margaret J. Adams
Josephine Crosman
Mildred Curtis
Joseph Bernard
Edward Hawley
Roger McInnes
Perkins
Margaret Hanson
Madeline Brackley
Margaret Whalen
Doris Shepherd
Bernice McPherson
Martha Bates
Cynthia Crosman
Phyllis Wyman
Josephine Frazier
Ruth Goodwin
Woolwich Notes on Visitors and Local Happenings
Woolwich records a flurry of visits and daily events as Mrs. Plinette Allen tours Kittery and Yarmouth with Pathfinders, Miss Rena Pattee from Bath stays with relatives, and local families host guests from Lewiston to Bath while schools, farms, and town life continue amid launches, pink eye, and a forthcoming Congregational Conference.
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Plinette Allen
Kittery
Yarmouth
Pathfinders
Rena Pattee
Bath
Albert Hawthorne
Frank Preble
Pittston
Charles W. Wright
Ethel Marston
Lewiston
G. W. Marston
Ralph Rice
A. A. Stott
Ernest Hawthorne
Bath Labor Note Indicates Men Can Work Part Time
A brief item states that men can work in Bath for part of the time, outlining flexible labor practices and local scheduling implications. The report highlights employment permissions and shifts in work patterns within Bath's economy.
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Bath
Planting on scarce land near Woolwich sought
The Independent invites readers with land to spare to contact those who wish to garden. A request was made weeks ago for parties wanting to plant in Woolwich four miles from the Ferry. If you can help, please have the applicant address.
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The
Independent
Woolwich
Five Islands Fishing Contest Ends In Kennebec Victory
Moore and Joan from the Kennebec led a neck to neck codfish race across Sheepscot Bay last week with a final haul of 5574 pounds to beat local teams by 292 pounds. Spectators anticipate tougher duels as the season progresses. The crowd also noted a Maine steamer launch at the Texas yard and K K Brothers attending a Bath lodge event with others planting crops as spring arrives.
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Page
Moore
Joan
Kennebec
Bay
Seguin
Sheepscot Bay
Maine
Texas Yard
Kk. P
Bath
Winsome Bath Items Highlight Local Happenings
William Bowker, recently confined to the horse, delivered salve wood to Bath. Fr C Bowker completed a barn renovation. Mrs James Mitchell visited her brother Freeman Bowker. Mrs Joseph Desmarais rode the Virginia on Tuesday. Miss Rose Cary, aiding Mrs Dora Frisbee, returned to Bath. Raymond Desmarais Howard Bowker and Mr and Mrs Robert McIntyre enjoyed a New Meadows picnic. Mrs Elizabeth Johnson returned home for a day to plant flower seeds.
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William Bowker
Bath
Fr. C. Bowker
James Mitchell
Freeman Clark Bowker
Joseph Desmarais
Virginia
Rose Cary
Dora Frisbee
Raymond Desmarais
Howard Bowker
Robert McIintyre
New Meadows
Elizabeth Johnson
Dromore Grange May 29 Program Details
Dromore Grange lists a Tuesday May 29 program with opening song by the Grange Choir a question on the greatest factor in farming education money energy and reads by Sister Purington Connandrums by Bros. Wieston Goodwin Crosby and others slots by All Members with Bros. Merry and Clark assisting.
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Dromore Grange
Grange
Bros. Wieston
Goodwin
Crosby Reading
Purington
Bessie Dickinson
Bros. Merry and Clark
All Members Items of Interest Closing Song America
A brief notice highlights the closing song titled America as the final item on the committee agenda. It notes participation by members and invites interest from attendees, signaling a ceremonial close to the meeting.
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America All Members
Bath church service to be led by Noble couple
A Bath chapel service at Trufant's Crossing will be conducted by Rev and Mrs George S Noble of Bath with a large congregation expected. A Sunday school is planned to begin after the service at three o'clock. Mr and Mrs Walker True Brown drove to Portland on Saturday.
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Centry
Newtonville
Mars
Oak Grove Cemetery
Could J. Browns
New Church
Grace Church
Bath
Arthur Sewall ‘Hyde
Annie Hayden Hyde
St. Bartholomew's Church
New York City
Hzindel
Hyde
H. D. Bacon
Espanoza Ranch
Ternoon
Trufant's Crossing
George S. Noble
Walker True Brown
Portland
Summer visitors and local notes from South Dresden
Mrs. Harry Perkins and two children Harold and Mary Elizabeth visit the Perkins family in Burlington for the summer. Mrs. Henry Gray visits her sons Frank Robbins and Will Mayers at the Center. The remains of Charles James were moved from the West Dresden tomb to the Pittston family lot. Mrs. Gorham R. Lilly rests at home after a week at Wiscasset. Mrs. Herbert Munsey, post appendicitis, recovers slowly with friends at Sagadahoc Ferry Woolwich. Weather with high winds discourages fishermen as the season runs short. Bath business thrives while farmers are greatly needed amid a season like the last two.
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Eda
Maude Haywood
Arrowsic
Arteh Hayward
Gilbert Gatcom
Orphans’ Home
Bath
Texas Yard
Imez Hodgkins
Day's Ferry
Bridgton
Pink
Waldo Hawthorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
George Walker
C. H. Reed
Lorena
Richmond
North Woolwich
Nequasset
ExChief
Harry Perkins
Harold
Mary Elizabeth
Burlington
Gustavus Perkins
Henry Gray
Frank Robbins
Will Mayers
Charles James
West Dresden
Pittston
Gorham
Lilly
Wiscasset
Herbert Munsey
Bath City Hospital
Glenwood ‘Siegars
Woolwich
Community Notes On Life And Loss In Local Scene
The text records a social visit by Joel R. Lilly and his Bath wife to Mrs. Gorham B. Lilly, and notes the shock in the community at the death of Capt. Quennam of Richmond, a well known local figure.
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Joel R. Lilly
Bath
Canning Demonstration Planned at Morse High School
Harold J. Shaw of Topsham schedules a public canning demonstration at Morse High School on Friday June 1 at 9 30 am. Miss Platts of the University of Maine will conduct the session as part of a Maine Food Production and Conservation effort. Delegates from town safety committees high schools and girls canning clubs will be invited to attend and then share the knowledge locally.
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Harold J. Shaw
Topsham
Agricultural Extension Service
Morse High School
Miss Platts
U. of M
Maine Committee On Public Safety
Card of Thanks for Mrs Drummond Cutting Family
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to kind friends for assistance during illness and during bereavement for our husband and brother and for flowers. Rest assured your kindness will never be forgotten. Mrs Drummond Cutting, Miss Martha Br. Cutting, George L. Cutting.
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Drummond Cutting
Martha BR. Cutting
George L. Cutting
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L. Arditi Girls
O. Henry
PF. H. Kimball
Priscilla Kimball
F. B. Nichols
Kirball Camp
Lily Bay
Upper High St
Winona T. Stinson
National League For Woman's Service
Mme. Eames
New York
Stinson
League
K.Y.C
Phi Rho
Edwin Lowell
Robert P. Shaw
Joseph T.small
Miss Withee
Miss Young
Weeks
Phi Rlios
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington St
James T. Patgen
Margaret Wishart
Montreal
Canadian Vickers Shipyard Ltd
Texas S. S. Co
Herbert Doughty
Momba
Kennebunkport
L. M. Shea
Alice Hartmett
Vietta Gay
Frances Mann
Beulah Withee
Vert Bradford
Virginia Shaw
J. O. Betterley
Windendam
Clarence M. Pose
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Feces
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Bath Iron Works
Wetherbee
Harry A. Mazoun
New York Shipbuilding Co
Northeast Carry
Cosmopolitan Club
Clubehouse
Prof. Woodruff
Bowdoin College
South End
Parent-Teacher Association
Assembly Hall
James
E O. Cutler
Davazhier
Alice
Mr. Cutler
Frack H. Percy
Washington S
New London
Conn
Cutler
Noamk
Charles W. Morse
Cutlers
California
WCTI
Studiex
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Lewise Darkard
Marriet Jackson
Jzthkhron
Packard
Mr. Noble
Clarence M. Foez
Corliss 3 Ceares
Fred Bruce
Roy Colby
Hazel Woodbury
Charles H. Cahill
Araburn
Emilio de Cogorza
Philadelphia
Vietor Co
Eames de Gogorza
Pinal
Teachers’ Club
James P. King
Ella J. Douglas
Jennie Silsby
Supt
Flood
Frostena Marston
Marcia M. Stinson
Hazel Wing
Alice Magoun
Susan Daley
Russell
Gorham Normal School
South Grammar
Winneganee School
Supt. Flood
Boston Daughters of Maine
George W. Young
Lucy A. Stockbridge
Emma F. Herson
Bessie A. Farwell
Annie P. Hamlin
Frank H. Holden
Angus McLeod
Bagar
Red Cross
Hotel Brunswick
John B. Hodgkin
Boston
Navy
Arthur B. Duncan
Portsmouth
H. A. Duncan
Charles S. Brown
High St
James A. Bimseon
Owen J. Led Sord
Mr. Brown
Lake Cobbosseecontee
Augusta
Bath High School Alumni Association
Morse High Assembly Hall
C. C. Low
Ann M. Robinson
Jennie G. Silky
X National League For Woman's Service
National
Madison Ave
Mme. Eames de Gogorza
W. T. Stinson
Representative
Guy P. Gannett
State St. Augusta
Madeline Lord
Fred EK. Lord
Hallowell
Dennis
Fred R. Lord
Fred S. Deering
Quincey
John S. Deering
John Barry
Maldex
William S. Barry
Louise
Melrose
Meerings
Hockomock
Elliott
Woodbridge Cottage
Murphy’s Corner
Frank DeWick
Dora Hathorne
D. T Pery
Crockery
Roland Beals
Congregational Church
G. M Woodwell
Bristol
Arthur Cuvell
Stephens
Camden
Larkin Soap Club
E. A. Blanch
Sarah P
Hathorne
B.I.W
Tilden McManus
Brighton
Sarah Bagley
Emma Barnes
A. H. Carlton
the House of Euppert
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Winnegance News
Hamburg
Conley’s Specialty Store
West Bath
Dresden
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