Hallowe'en Party at Morse High Draws One Hundred Twenty Couples
A Morse High School Hallowe'en party attracted 129 couples in costumes, dancing from 7:30 to 11. The event featured gold and black decorations, a 40piece mask parade led by Ruby Farrin, and community attendance including some parents. Seniors organized the festivities and decorations under committee leadership. the evening included a grand march, candy and ice cream booths, and snapshots of notable costumes.
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Hallowe'en
Maine
Assembly Hall
Morse High
Schoool
Faries
Charley Chaplins
George Washington
Socrates
Virgil
Cicero
Perkins
Ruby Farrin
Smith
Tne
Tit
Marion
Helen Harader
Mars Monroe
Elizabeth Huses
Andrew Cahill
Henr Hanson
Sarah Flaherty
Ada McCormick
Marszaret Washturn
Dorothy Totman
Margaret Miller
Marion Turomb
Pinklets Laxative Promoted For Home Use In Bath Hallowe'en Page
In Bath a Halloween pageant included a safety note on laxatives, praising Pinklets as a safe, mild option for home use and warning against harsh cathartics. The feature also lists numerous costume entries and praises Morse High School for its superior Hallowe'en party, noting Bath’s Yankee character.
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Dr. Williams
Beachenectady
N. Y
Bath
Embryo Bath
Hallowe’en
Morse High
Jones Dean couple wed at Benevolent parsonage
George W. Dean and Bertha Jones of this city married Saturday at eight in the morning at the Benevolent parsonage with Rev T N Rowley officiating. They left immediately by automobile for unknown destinations. Dean, a foreman at Windlass Co and Beacon Street Church official, will reside at the Dean homestead on Pearl and Front Streets. Mrs Dean has been a public school teacher and is daughter of Eben A Chaney of Alma Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gieorge W. Dean
Bertha Jones
Marriver
Bene
St. Parsonage
T. N. Rowley
Automobil
Fivde Windlass Co
Beacon Street Church
Dean
Eben A. Chaney
Alma, Me
Dean Homestead
Pearl and
Front Sts
Driver O’Brien Recovers Fast After City Hospital Appendicitis
Driver O’Brien of Combination Four leaves City Hospital after appendicitis surgery in excellent shape. Doctors note his strong physical condition supports a rapid convalescence.
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O’brien
Combination Four
City Hospital
Annual Wesley E Church rolls 70 despite weather
Wesley E. Church reports 207 members on its roll but only 70 responded to the annual roll call due to threatening weather and many being away. The event included an to the annual banquet served by the Ladies Aid and speeches by Rev. H A Corey and guests, noting losses by death and letters of transfer, with Epworth League remarks and a call to recruit under-25 members.
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E. A. Farrar
John Gage
Emma Pierce
H. A. Corey
George E. Ackerman
Brunswick
A. A. Morse
H. A. Duncan
Cyrus W. Longley
Thomas F. Perkins
Herbert I. Hopkins
Corey
Wilson
America
Andrew Butterfield
B. C. Morgan
Bertha McCall
Charles Foster
Richard Ek
Weeks
Ethel Green
George Green
Merthine Ward
Harry Ward
Lawrence Hussey
William Hussey
Helen Gordon
R. S. Gordon
Edwin Bates
Delmar E. Bates
William Brown
Ruth E. Corey
Charlotte Beckman
Frederick Beckman
Arthur E. Baum
Grace E. Baum
Timothy B. Curtis
E. A. Far- Tar
George H. Coombs
Sarah W. Brown
Anna Averill
Cecila Vaughan
E. W. Vaughan
Cora Jones
Ackerman
Epworth League
Artillery Examinations Set for November 8 in Maine
National Guard of Maine Coast Artillery Corps schedules semi annual exams for officers and enlisted men on Monday November 8 1915. Exams will be at the Portland and Auburn armories beginning at 2 pm with uniform dress and no sidearms.
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Ellery W. Niles
C.A.C
U.S.A
Portland
War Department
Bath
Brunswick
Lewiston
Auburn
Auburn Armory
Biddeford
Kennebunk
Sanford
Westbrook
Adjutant General
William O. Peterson
James M. Palmer
Harry Goodier
Francis E. Cummings
Henry W. Hobbs
George E. Fogg
Peterson
William P. Norton
N.G.S.M
Coast Artillery Corps
National Guard
State of
Maine
W. D
Portland and
Morse High over Lisbon Falls 59 to 0 on Kelley Field
Morse High routed Lisbon Falls 59 to 0 as the line advanced for downs and backfield speed powered by Miller and Cass. Touchdowns came from 30 yard end runs, 45 yard runs, and multiple forward passes while Lisbon Falls struggled with injuries and limited attack. Morse welcomed back Warren and Young and aimed for Rockland next Saturday.
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Kelley Field
Morse High
Lisbon Falls
Gardiner
Morse
Miller
Sullivan
Talbot
Warren
Young
Cass
Coss
Fitzgerald
Rockland
Morse High versus Rockland football rivalry game in Bath
Morse High meets Rockland in a hard fast Bath showcase as fans pack the stands for a clean rivalry edition. The recent Rockland visit drew praise for fair play and the Morse supporters urge a record turnout for today’s contest.
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Ward
Morse-Rockland
Morse
Rockland
Morse High
Bath
Louise J. Mason Dies After Long Illness in Salem
Mrs Louise J Mason widow of Ira Mason and mother of six sons Alphonso Alexander Ira Fred Edward Charles and three daughters Mary Ellen Nellie and Hattie died Saturday in Salem at her daughter J Mark Klippell's home after a long illness She was a Free Baptist and a former resident of the city with ties to Gardiner Old Orchard Baltimore and Orleans New York.
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Alex Mason
Louise J. Mason
Salem
J. Mark Klippell
Bath
Free Baptist Church
Alphonso
Alexander
This City
Ira
Peaks Island
Fred
Orleans
N. Y
Edward
Charles
New York
Mary Ellen Sawyer
Baltimore
Nellie Klippell
Hattie Umberhind
Frank Hanks
Gardiner
Isabelle
Old Orchard
Widow Lucretia Clarey Dies in Phippsburg at 77
Mrs Lucretia A Clarey widow of J C Clarey aged 77 died Friday at the home of her daughter Mrs Herbert W Cutting in Phippsburg She lived in Riggsville most of life before moving four years ago Funeral was at Mr Cutting’s home and interment at Georgetown Center She was a Methodist and noted for her cheerfulness and consideration of others
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Lucretia A. Clarey
J. C. Clarey
Herbert W. Cutting
Phippsburg
John and
Martha Nichols
Riggsville
Cutting
Clarey
Methodist Church of
Herbert Cutting
Georgetown Center
John S. Nason Dies After Illness at 83
John S. Nason, 83, died Oct 26 at his daughter Mrs EB Rankin’s home in Richmond after a long illness. He leaves four children Mrs George Berry Burnham, Mrs Mary Rospelle Michigan, Mrs Eugene Rankin Richmond, Winthrop Nason Bath, and brother Oscar Nason. Funeral services were held Oct 27 at Free Baptist Church with interment in Greenville.
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John S. Nason
EB. B. Rankin
Richmond
George Berry
Burnham
Mary Rospelle
Michigan
Eugene Rankin
Winthrop Nason
Bath
Oscar Nasen
Sseys Browne
The
Free Baptist Church
Greenville
Everett P. Oliver Dies After Long Illness
Everett P. Oliver aged 36 years and 7 months died last Friday after a long illness. He was a blacksmith and son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Oliver. Survived by his wife, daughter Eleanor, two brothers Ray of Quincy and Robert of this city, and one sister Miss Lela. Funeral held Sunday at one o'clock from his parents home 60 High St.
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Everett P. Oliver
Alfred S. Oliver
Eleanor
Ray
Quincy
Mass
Robert
Lela
High St
Taunton Captain Returns From Barge Yard Assignment
Captain J S Cummings of Taunton who represented the Staples Transportation Co of Fall River at the Kelley Spear Co yard during the construction of two barges Wollaston and Atlantic has returned home Saturday. His Bath friends hope he will return soon on another contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Cummings
Taunton
Staples Transportation Co
Fall River
Kelley, Spear Co
Wollaston
Atlantic
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