Bath Rotarians Hear From Member Abroad in Florida
Harry B. Sawyer of Bath writes from St Petersburg Florida to secretary T Passmore about a local club’s routine check on absentees and birthday ages. He notes 42 visiting Rotarians and 69 resident members on December 25, with tourists flooding in and Bath folk still visiting. He and Nelson Jackson greet old friends among the many Bath-area visitors.
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Bath Rotarians
Harry B. Sawyer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harrys T. Passmore
Bath Club
Sawyer
Rotary
Nelson Jackson
Bath
Maine Club
Cumberland County
Androscoggin
Two Speakers Highlight P T A Meeting
The North-Center PUTA gathered at Grace Church parish house Tuesday for two talks. Mrs. Gertrude Thompson of the North Street primary spoke on phonetics with a pupil demonstration, followed by Miss Sike Cahill on home budget making who distributed budget books and offered Thursday bank consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ehurch
Gertrude Thompson
North Street
Sike Cahill
Bath Trust Co
Sorority Hosts Mrs Earl Stanley at Cottage Street
Mrs Earl Stanley hosted Wesley Sorority members at her Cottage Street home on Monday night. The group voted to contribute SHO toward church expenses and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Stanley
Wesley Sorority
Cottage Street
Maj Owen Promoted in National Guard
Maj Henry W. Owen Jr of Bath has been commissioned major of artillery in the Maine National Guard and assigned to the 210th Artillery in command of the Second Battalion The Bath Times former editor is postmaster of Bath Parker promoted to first lieutenant in the Service Company of the 5th Infantry Masfield appointed second lieutenant to the Headquarters Battery 240th Artillery Portland
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Henry W. Owen, Jr
Alo
C.oof
Bath
Maine Nations Guard
210Th Artillery
First Maines Artillery
Owen
Maine Coast Artillery
National Guard
Fort Popham
Fort McKinley
Qwen
Baxter Declares He Is Not Seeking Political Office
The Lewiston Journal reports on the second district congressional situation around Wallace White Jr. Baxter of Bath denies any candidacy and urges no one to misstate his intentions. The piece notes other potential candidates and the slim chance of a clear field if White seeks renomination. Edwin at of VPorthind was a Monday visitor in the city.
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Lewiston Journal
Wallace H. White
Rupert II Baxter
Bath
Baxter
Walter Gray
South Yales
Oxford County
Frederick O. Eaton
Stutford
the Journal
Gray
Eaton
Rupert H. Baxter
Republican State Committee
Sagadahoe
Brunswick
Tie
Daniel S. Field
Phillips
Field
Franklin County
Sigadahoc
Lincoln County
Lincolny County
George A. Gregory
Boothbay Harbor
Knox County
Portland Express
Rumford
White
Congress
A M Cutler Seen in Portland on Business
A M Cutler was observed in Portland on Tuesday handling business matters.
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A.M. Cutler
Portland
Max Kutz Offers Wide Range of Used and New Clothing
TL CARRY lists a full line of students misfit clothing including tailor made suits and overcoats from $5, odd coats vests and pants in all sizes. New suits and overcoats from $12.50. Sheepskin coats mackinaws pants and gents furnishings also available. Max Kutz 18 Elm St J-lu-it.
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Max Kutz
Elm St
Bowdoinham Fraternal Lodge Installs Officers Private Ceremony
Bowdoinham village lodge F or A M held a private installation of officers on January 2 with Samuel B Furbish of Brunswick presiding assisted by Brother Nichols. Other notables include W M Horace Whitpey J W Nathan Doughty and S secretary E F White. Several local residents faced daily misfortunes including a fall injuring two ribs and a stalled car episode. The storm brought heavy snow and drifting roads statewide.
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Village Lodge
Samuel B. Furbish
Brunswick
Brother Nichols
Horace J. Whitpey
WLM
Edward TB. Sprague
Brother Furbish
Grand Lodge of
Maine
John Maher
Jack
George Rowe
L. J. Temple
Rowe
Inez Gowell
Boston
Kendall
Annie Logan
East Boston
E. Tackett
Upper Main Street
Cecil Richards
John Gray
Co. McFwen
Porth
O.els
Wiggins
Popover Farm
C. C. Putington
Emily Rideout
Grange
Bath
H. . Cornish
Jackson Pharmacy
Gardiner
Harmon Smith
Bertillon paw imprint aids thoroughbred identification
A new method credits the Bertillon system of fingerprinting to check a thoroughbred dog pedigree. Paw imprints taken when pups are young become part of sale papers and help locate stray or stolen animals. The idea resembles imprinting an infant’s foot at birth to ensure proper identification. LB. M. Jewett departs for Bangor to direct rehearsals for Limbo with the Federation of Women’s clubs. Brim is a versatile director, teaching dance and singing, with prior success in Manchester and vaudeville. He now works with John Th Rogers Co and began his career in local minstrel rounds.
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LB. M. Jewett
Bangor
Federation of Women
Elihs
Brim
Tie
Brin
John Th. Rogers Co
Jack Shaw
Manchester
Strand
Lowell
Scollay Square
Olympia
Boston
Mrs Sheridan Attends Sister's Funeral in Hyde Park
Mrs M J Sheridan traveled to Hyde Park Massachusetts after learning of her sister Mrs Adam F Powers death on New Year’s. Powers died suddenly at her Maple Street home and her funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at two.
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M. J. Sheridan
Hyde Park
Mass
Adam F. Powers
Maple Street
Mrs Walter J McCourt Leaves for Great Chebeague Visit
Mrs. Walter J. McCourt of Phippsburg left Wednesday for Great Chebeague to visit relatives.
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Walter J. McCourt
Phippsburg
Great Chebeague
Bowdoinham in 1889 Funeral, fires, and local notes
The Bowdoinham town column reports the funeral of Mrs. Capt. Richard Denham at Ridge cemetery, flag-raising at the high school with cheers for the stars and stripes, and an essay topic on The American Phares. Grange officers are installed after a pie supper, wood factory resumes after a brief suspension, and fires hit Bath and Lewiston including a city hall loss in Lewiston. Also noted are the interment of Mrs. Rebecca Whitten, Sagadahoe Grange New Year event, hazardous ice on streets, and plans for Charles Gray to begin a new will on Jonathan Brown’s Lowdoin farm.
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Richard Denham
Ridge Cemetery
Denham
G. A. R. Post
Grange
A. J. Hutchins
J. W. Lang
Isaac Wilson
Fred A. Rackley
John V. Cobb
KE. O. Fisher
Wesley Williams
Ceres
A. C. Williams
Pomona
Flora
Willa Addison
Bath
Lewiston
Donnell
Rebecca Whitten
Salem
Mass
Sagadahoe Grange
Bowdoin Center
The
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Bridge-Merrill
D. T. Percy & Sons
Our Pictorial Review
Royal Society
Rotary Club
Cahill
Harry FP. Morin
Hall
Reseda
Copenhagen
Hall’s Variety Store
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Old South
R. A. Hall
Maj. Owen
Coast Artillery Corps
Maj
Edwin €At
Vporthind
Bowdoinham
Village Lodge of Masons
I. M. Fowle
George Sh. Sedgley
William Hl. Blanchard
S.A. Getehell
Rudolph Currier
Bride
Haverhill
Capt
Benjamin Adams
James M. Pratt
East Bowdoinham
Fannie Gass
Ray Douglass
Senter
Charles Gray
Johnathan Brown
Lowdoin
Eek
Deetor
Rick Divilgn
Bath Department
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