Morse High Reaches Third in State Typewriting Contest
Morse High placed third in the statewide typewriting and shorthand meet at Dinanger Saturday afternoon. Mavelyn Lord finished third and Miss Michel Hseph fifth in the main competition. Morse also earned Class B and Class AO placements amid a large turnout of over 25 schools, with Bath delegation members among the entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavelyn Lord
Michel Hseph
Dinanger
Morse High
Miss Herd
Miss Huse
Cony High School of
Augusta
Danger
Miss Agnes Fates Chaperoned by Duprey and Conley
Miss Agnes Fates competes under the supervision of chaperones Miss Stella Duprey and Mrs. Anna Conley. The trio oversees the young lady contestants in a formal event likely tied to a local pageant or school activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Fates
Stella Duprey
Anna Conley
Real Estate Transfers Recorded Across Sagadahoc Counties
Real estate transfers recorded at the Sagadahoc registry list numerous transactions in Bath Georgetown Richmond Topsham West Bath and Woolwich. Names include Wealthy A Colby Dorothy Banks Ada Mae DuMas and Herbert Huggard among others with transfers between individuals and local firms. A family note says Mr and Mrs Isaiah Hunt and children returned from North Weymouth Mass to High Street and will stay over the summer while Mr Hunt plans to return to Quincy Mass for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Registry of
Bath
A. Colby
Dorothy Banks
Mary A. Sawyer
Ada Mae DuMas
Joseph Tarto
Frederick W. Freeman
Herbert Hl. Huggard
Bessie V. Rowe
Mary KK. Warner
Lewdein
Clarence B. Smith
Dob Hl. Bennett
Bewdeinham
Mabel A. McPee
Amandus S. Borjesson
Georgetown
The
Sheepseet Island Co
Theodore S. Lazell
Richmeond
James W. Chase
Ellen BE. Packard
Tressa A. Leydecker
Edward EL. Belgard
Topsham
James (. Purinton
Fooa
Rackley
Arthur 2
Barrett
Mary A. McCarthy
Carrell W. ‘True
May M. True
West Bath
William KE
Sprague
William I. Pleaskell
Woolwich
Clara KE
Head
Edward L. Reed
Isaiah Hunt
William
Philip
Evelyn
High Street
North Weymouth
Mass
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Quincy
Memorial services at Methodist Church Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham town notes list annual Memorial Day events with services at the Methodist church Sunday forenoon led by Rev. Lee Goggins. Grand Army, Sons of Veterans and auxiliary to attend. Memorial Day exercises at the Grange hall. Local social and church notices cover visits, deliveries, and community life including volunteers, meetings, and welcome guests across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Lee Goggins
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Grange Hall
Emily Rideout
Turner
Farm Bureau
Nona Fogg
Helen Hackett
Cumberland
Miss Hackett
Nash
Gardiner
Baptist Parsonage
Walter Reed
Massachusetts
Warington
Bridge Street
AL AL Walsh
Free Baptist Church
Florida
South Holding Street
Houston
Bowdernham
Baptist Church
Typewriting Students Awarded Prizes at Morse High
At a Friday noon assembly Morse High honored three typewriting students. Lillian Acheson earned a bronze pin from Underwood for 44 words per minute for 15 minutes. Lillian Stover received a pin for 41 words per minute as the first junior awardee this year. Carolyn Rogers was given a Royal Typewriting Co card for 64 words a minute with under five mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Lillian Acheson
Underwood Company
Lillian Stover
Royal Typewriting Co
Carolyn Rogers
Great Chiefs Visit Sasanea Tribe for Banquet in Maine
The great chiefs of the Great Council of Maine of Red Men paid an official visit to Sasanea tribe Tuesday evening. The party included Great Sachem Roy Winslow, Great Ben Spofford, Great Junior I.G. Davis, and Great Chief of Records Herbert Seal. A splendid banquet followed under Deputy Verey Marston's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Council of Maine of Red Men
Sasanea Tribe
Sachem
Roy Winslow
Ben Spofford
Davis
Herbert Seal
Verey Marston
Memorial Service for John McKenney in Woolwich Center
Word reached of John McKenney serious accident while carpentry last week. He fell from a staging breaking both arms and injuring his head, leaving him unconscious. Memorial service planned at Center Baptist Hall next Monday evening with Rev G J Wolstenholme delivering the address and a male quartet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Baptist Hall
John McKenney
Ralph Rice
Sarah Bagley
Eben Dana
McKenney
Susan Preble
Connecticut
Welden Preble
Duncan Mcinteoh
Auburn
Roy
Vine Tree Academy
Evelyn Donnell
Wilbur FE. Howe
Esmond
BR. L
Lowe
Union 48
Hollix Leeman
Swift & Co
Bath
F. S. Perkins
Wiscasset
Asbury Bailey
A. M. G. Soule
Augusta
Murphy's Corner
Jesse Mains
Brunswick
Day's Ferry
L. G. Marsh
Lisbon Falls
Artell Hayward
Gardner Greenough
Edgecomb
Earl Dow
Etta Dpotthle
Cherry Street
Tiath
Beatrice Hanson
Donald Thwing
Millard Hansen
G. J
Morse adds staff. several new teachers listed
Gilbert A. Powers of Portland announces candidacy for Cumberland County sheriff in the June primaries. He was defeated by 275 votes two years ago by incumbent King F. Graham. The Bath Daily Times mail copy notes continued Sage One coverage and lists the newly approved faculty for the ensuing school year across High School and various elementary and middle schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Rose
Hortense Bryant
Agnes Fahey
Stella Duprey
Anna Conley
Ella Carey
Helen Hamlin
J. Edward W Pomerey
David Y. Alkazin
Mabel Ayer
Bernice Steples
Mary Brown
Grace Baker
Edith Horne
Ella Jaquith
Mabel Libby
Dorothy Furber
North Grammar
Gertrude Silsby
Louise Robbins
Ella Wall
Doris Dyer
North
Martha Hooper
Margaret Mulligan
Beatrice Black
Carrie (. Smith
Central Grammar
Margaret Adams
Bessie Hunt
Helene Stearns
Sherenice Quimby
Nannie Trask
Catherine Burgess
Marion Jaques
Center Street
Ethel Higgins
Dorothy Davis
Hope Hersom
Adelaide Boynton
South Street
Laura Mitchell
Emma Magoun
Adelaide Hatch
Elizabeth White
Mitchell School
Effie Wright
Florence Watson
Mark Oliver
Sarah Coombs
Lillian Fisher
Weeks Street
Anna Averill
Nancy Creamer
Genevieve Duprey
Winneyance
Eleanor Ferguson
Gilbert A. Powers
Portland
United States
Gath
Cumberland County
King F. Graham
Otter Cliff House Opens Next Sunday at Five Islands
The Otter Cliff Hotel at Five Islands will open to the public Sunday for the summer season. Irving Ross and William S. Boucher, experienced in hotel work, oversee renovations and new furniture, with a restored interior, modern dining room seating forty, and 30 newly decorated sleeping rooms. The property features sea views, a large screened porch, and offerings of fishing, boating, and bathing. The water system is upgraded, the attached garage expanded, and shore dinners will be a specialty alongside regular meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands
Irving
Ross
William S. Boucher
Pfotel
Ishlands
Maine
Ross and Boucher Tied to Statewide Hotels Network
The firm has been connected with several hotels across the state and will ensure served and clean surroundings for summer guests, transient tourists, and visitors from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross & Boucher
Bath couple marks sixtieth wedding anniversary at daughter's home
Mr. and Mrs. William Hl. White celebrated their 60th anniversary at the Bedford street home of their daughter Mrs. Olney Derry. The surprise party featured pink and white decorations, a red carnation centerpiece, and gifts including a floor lamp. They were married May 23, 1880, in Lisbon Falls and have lived in Bath since settling in 1800. he later joined and now leads the L. Farnham Co. as general manager and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hl. White
Olney Derry
Bedford Street
Carlton Rice
Harry Huse
Bath
Fey
White
James I. Haley
The
L. Farnham, Co
Ten former parishioners attend Wesley church service
A group of ten former parishioners traveled from Cape Porpoise to attend Sunday morning service at Wesley church. The party included Mr and Mrs Arthur Nunan, Miss Florence Nunan, Mr and Mrs William Stinson, Miss Grace Eaton, Mr and Mrs Frank Hutchins, Mrs George Langsford, and Mr Alex Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Cape Porpoise
Wesley
Arthur Nunan
Florence Nunan
William Stinson
Grace Eaton
Frank Hutchins
George Langsford
Alex Greenwood
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Department Store
Num
Bers
Bangor
Morse
Ehel Huse
Evelyn Lord
Margaret Lord
Minnie Brown
Scott
Edward J. Pomeroy
Commercial Department
Front Street
Bowdoinham
Elass
Woman's Missionary Meeting
Sybil Priory
Baker Twins
Burma
China
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
United Baptist Church of
Lewiston
Briery
Ida M. Fowle
Irvin Fowle
Miss Fowle
Charles Hackett
Cortland
Stanley McCart
Orono
McCart
Coombs High School
Earl Browne
Evelyn Sedgley
Richmond
George Sedgley
John McCar
Fred Richards
Grammar School
Bowdoin
New Hampshire
Lee, Jr
Worthind
Hackett
Robert Brown
Brown's Point
Eldridge
W. E. Rideout
Fred Johnson
Mrs. Smith
Mabbee
J. F. Mulligan
Smith
Wlos. Given Co
Herbert Given
W. OS. Given
Armour Co
Chicago
Henry E. Cornish
C. B. Randall
Myron Heenie
Clifford Heenie
Bert
Frances Merrill
James Merrill
Haptist
Vest Os
Celia Billings
Albert St. Vierre
Grange Aid
Town Hall
Fred Heath
Orlando Fla
Mary Heath
George D. Vratt
Howard D. Vratt
Vanceboro
Emeline Pratt
McEwen
Westmaster Lowell
Charles (. Kantor
Kantor
Boston
Leonard Curtis Xeon
Norman Curtis
Dowdoin
Salem
J. E. Allen
Rebecca
Rockland
Samuel Wildes
H. D. Cornish
L. P. Temple
E. P. Kendall
Clara Fogg
East Vassalboro
Hi. E. Cornish
Silas Hamilton
Bertha Duran Breonard
Palermo
Aaron Soule
Dierce
Vernon Lowell
Vernal Rogers
Richards
Bar Harbor
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Albert Henderson
Harry, Webber
Elizabeth
Haines Landing
Thelma Wrate
Kiartlett
N. HL
L. D. Temple
G. RK. Cutler
Helen Britt
E. L. Wilkinson
Wakefield
Ek Os. Warren
E. Hackett
Ruth Pratt
Business College
DeForrest Pratt
Joseph Pendleton
Dark Harbor
W. T. Hardie
Star Air
Haggett
Wiscasset, Maine
Ford Service
Main Street Gas Station
Burt
Lawrence
Sage
Castile
Bridge-Merril, Inc
Magnolia
Senter
Otter Cliff House
Onyx Pointex
Bath Department
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