Firemen to Get Pay Checks Under New City Order
Effective November 1 volunteer firemen will report to the city treasurer to receive semi annual pay checks. The change ends the old practice of handing checks to the chief engineer who distributed them through foremen. Alderman Whittemore and Chief Morse endorsed the order at a special session.
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Whittemore
Morse
Board of Fire Engineers
Bath Water District
Water and
Vine Streets
Committee On Water and Water Works
Libby
Water District
Fire Department
George D. Emero
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Winneganee Lake
Committee On
Athletics
Jason A. Merrill
F. A Strcut Realty Agency, Inc
Bath Trust Co
Committee On Public Safety With Power
Chief Engineer With Power License Granted at Water Street
The victualer's license was granted to W. H. Moulton and Walter L. Perry at 211 Water Street. A monthly municipal court report showed city revenue of 46 dollars and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest J Barry
King Street
Pleasant Avenue
Water Street
Central Fire Station
Sidney R Higeins
M. B. Stanley
Bath-Brunswick
Morse
Socony Vacuum of Co, Inc
Vine Street
Bak
Washington Street
Henry T. B. Leeman
Commercial Street
Wallace S. Reed
High Street
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Front Street
Florence
Ford
W. H. Moulton
Walter L. Perry
Williams Bound Over To June Term Court
Thomas Williams a 33 year old Brunswick mill worker was held on 500 bonds to the June term of Sagadahoc Superior Court after a municipal court hearing finding probable cause for charges of attempting indecent liberties with a 16 year old Brunswick girl on the Topsham Pejepscot highway. Williams pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to permit state witness Dr Maurice J Dionne to testify. The girl testified Williams attacked her in his car and Dr Dionne testified he found evidence supporting her account. The county attorney said a grand jury indictment for attempted ravish may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
Brunswick
Sagadahoc
Arthur J. Dunton
Williams
Topsham-Pejepscot
Ralph O. Dale
Maurice J. Dionne
Dionne
Dale
Poetry Week Observed In City Schools
In observance of National Poetry Week, city schools host special English programs. Teachers read and discuss verses, with Miss Gertrude J Diggery and Miss J Gertrude Silsby leading activities at the High School and North Grammar. Scottish poems by Scott and Burns are featured, classroom decor includes heather and thistles, and readings of poems by James P Webb and Rev William Woo honor past authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude J. Diggery
J. Gertrude Silsby
North Grammar School
Sir Walter Scott
Robert Burns
James P. Webber
Bowdoin College
North Grammar
Chicadee
William Woo
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist
Bathman Designs Cachet for Haverhill
Air mail from Haverhill Massachusetts last week used a cachet from the Haverhill Chamber of Commerce. Designed by Wilfred R Guerin production manager at The Times Co. The seal features the chamber slogan The Queen Shoe City of the World and highlights art churches industries public utilities and homes. A large volume of mail was sent via air mail from Haverhill this week.
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Haverhill
Mass
Huaverhill Chamber of Commerce
Wilfred R. Guerin
The
Times Co
Guerin
Hotel proprietor recalls rare hard bed request
Gene O'Neil, proprietor of The Thorndike Hotel, recalls a guest who asked for a hard bed. The guest reported finding a bed so soft in another hotel that he pulled the mattress onto the floor and slept there.
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Gene O'Neil
Thorndike Hotel
Morse High seniors tackle general information test
Morse high school's annual general information test engaged seniors Tuesday with a 100 question set. The top scorer earns a graduation prize funded by Mrs. Allan Spear and Mrs. Charles W. McKay in memory of Miss Elizabeth R. Moses. Answers cover history, literature, science, and current events, with results announced at graduation.
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Morse High School
Allan Spear
City
Charles W. McKay
Fort Wayne
Ind
Elizabeth R. Moses
Alice N. Maroun
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Bath
William W. Owen
James C. Steen
Robert P. Sturte Vant
Engelbert Dollfus
Ans
Austria
Kurt von Schuschnigg
Anthony Eden
John Charles Thomas
Lowell Thomas
C. IT. O
Committee For Industrial Organization
Dale Carnegie
Gone With the Wind
Margaret Mitchell
Northwest Passage
Kenneth Roberts
Sewall Ships of Steel
Mark Hennessy
Water Street
Maine
Acadia
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Jenny Lind
United States
Galahad
Virginia
England
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Nippon
Japan
Ranger
F.o.b
Bowdoinham Community Notes Peopled by Visitors and Local Events
Bowdoinham hosts a Grange supper to aid the town baseball team and to fix the new ball diamond. The Methodist Ladies’ Aid met and quilt work continued. Local residents hosted and visited from Norway Portland Bar Mills and Worcester. A prize calf change hands from Neil Bishop to Charles Rowe. Several townsfolk recoveries and moves noted. The junior varsity baseball game results and town team schedule are reported along with library and civic activities.
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Grange Hall
Methodist Church
Abbie Hulse
Grant Hulse
Erle Brown
Leona Morrison
Norway
Elise Browne
Portland
Scott Moser
Robly Morrison
Bar Mills
Gordon Wallace
Watertown
Mass
James Ames
Lou Carr
Worcester
Neil
Bishop
Charles Rowe
Manchester
Lola Lang
Florida
Edward Wilson
Robert Webber
Freeport
Bert Webber
Clara Woods
Bowdoin
Frank Aderton
J. N. Palmer
Methodist
Chester
Frances Carr Marshall
Aderton
William Aderton
George O'Clair
Dickie Robert
Ransom B. Kelley
Fairfield
Erle Browne
Robert Adams
Donald
Dorchester
Adams
George Hamilton
John McCart
Karl Hatch
Ralph McEwen
Louise Calderwood
McCart
Allen Naugler
Dixie
Biddeford
William Gould
Foster Meserve
Topsham
Frank Jack
Martha Bates
West Bath
Miriam Browne
Poland Springs
Maine State Building
Poland Spring
Edward Little
Coombs High
Bowdoinham
Waltonfield
Brunswick
Lisbon Falls
Harry Allen
Cumberland Center
Eleanor Freeman
William Valentine
Fred Bass
Charles Bass
East Bowdeinham
Milton Given
Donald Hackett
Sagadahoc
Surprise Shower For Miss Virginia Rogers Before Marriage
A surprise handkerchief shower honored Miss Virginia B. Rogers Tuesday evening for her upcoming marriage to Albert Ingalls of New York City. Miss Muriel Lane and Mrs. Harold J. Carter hosted at 151 Lincoln Street. Attendees included Adaline Rogers, Florence Robinson, Bernice Carr, Roberta Barker, Kathleen Leonard, Eleanor Erwin, Grace Waterman, Dorothy Jenkins, with Mrs. Clayton Fortier and Jennie Hodge absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia B. Rogers
Albert Ingalls
New York City
Muriel Lane
Harold J. Carter
Lincoln Street
Jardiniere
Adaline A. Rogers
Florence Robinson
Bernice Carr
Roberta Barker
Kathleen Leonard
Eleanor Erwin
Grace Waterman
Dorothy M. Jenkins
Clayton T. Fortier
Jennie Hodge
Good Will Club Sale and Supper in Sebenoa Hall
Good Will club of Woolwich held its annual sale and supper at Sebenoa hall in Sagadahoc Ferry on Tuesday evening despite threatening weather. A well attended event raised a neat sum for community welfare with a baked supper served, a fancy articles sale, musical numbers by local groups, and a playlet titled Aunt Deborah's First Luncheon followed by dancing to John Carter and Mount Katahdin Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Sebenoa
Sagadahoc Ferry
Florence Carleton
Edward V. Reed
Harry Fitch
Mount Katahdin Boys
Merton Bearse
Fred Brown
Glenda Wright
Bummers
Deborah
Jane Travers
Charles
Haley Elizabeth
Geraldine Rice
Moorfield
George Conway
Cartwright
Laura Hall
Current Events Club Meeting Discusses Plans and History
The Cosmopolitan club Current Events department met with 10 members and two guests. Miss Minnie White spoke on the origin of Mother's Day, citing Mrs. F D Roosevelt and Miss Anne Jarvis. Mrs Lemont announced plans for next year and noted new Naval Academy standards and a marine program after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Lemont
Cosmopolitan Club
Minnie White
F. D. Roosevelt
Miss White
Anne Jarvis
Philadelphia
Lena Donnell
Naval Academy
Frostina E. Marston
Dorothy Thompson
Joseph I. Smith
Anton Lang
Lobster Salad Supper Proves Great Success
The Cosmopolitan club hosted a lobster salad supper Tuesday night at 5 30. The event drew a full house and exhausted supplies within an hour, prompting apologies from the committee and plans for a similar future supper to gauge demand. Mrs Ruth H. Farnham led as general chairman with club president Mrs Carl F. Pierce among the kitchen and dining room staff, and many members assisting with tickets and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Club
Ruth H. Farnham
Carl F. Pierce
Gardiner R. Deering
Leslie J. Wold
George Baer Connard
Carl Y. Kennedy
Richard Quick
Frostina E. Marston
Granville M. Colby
Paul G. Bagdikian
Louis Silverman
Alice F. Johnson
Kennedy
Connard
Colby
Silverman
Earl P. Cahoon
Elizabeth Colby
Eleanor Danforth
Amy Irish
Morse Sophomore Play Tacks Presented At School
Morse high school's sophomore class presents the one act comedy Tacks in the auditorium Thursday evening. The cast includes Richard Minott as Lawyer Miller Avis Brown as Mrs Carter John Marks Nance as the mischievous boy Thelma Baker Winifred Brown Alice Brown Janet Beardsley Richard Madden and Jack Sturtevant also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Lawyer Miller
Richard Minott
Carter Avis Brown
Control of Body by Brain
Psychologists state the right side of the body is guided by the left brain and vice versa. This finding clarifies lateral brain control and its effects on movement and sensation across body halves.
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Brewster G. Sedgwick
Optometrist
Arthur Allen Bath Trust
Bathman
Morse High
Bertram Packard
Lewis O. Barrows
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Stephen Etnier
Gilbert Head
Frederick Robie
Andrew Carnegie
Hugo L. Black
U.S. Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Labor
Frances Perkins
Michael Angelo
Raphael
Hepplewhite
Axminster
Washington
Washington Monument
George Washington
Spain
Francisco Franco
Boy Scouts of America
Daniel Carter Beard
Washington, D. C
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago
U. S
Joseph P. Kennedy
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Eton
Mt. Ararat
Bethlehem
Robert Frost
Rosa Bonheur
Rutherford White
Midas
Loch Lomond
Scotland
Scotland Yard
London Metropolitan Police
J. W
Times Office
Fred B. Reed Co
Stanley E. Wallace
Virginia Rogers
Ban
Spike
Wedge
Sagadahock Block
Sebenoa Hall
Annabelle
Patricia Stinson
Mary
Esta Ee
Fred Rice
Deborah Smith
Cominescoe
Ardelle Farrar
John Carter
Sir Walter Raleigh
Main Street
Rockland
Sir Walter
Central Welding Service
Morse High Auditorium
Opera House
Constance Bennett
Paris
BANK
Richard Dix
Clark Gable
Myrna Lou
Spencer Tracy
Snow