Record Attendance at Rotary Luncheon in Bath
The Bath Rotary held its weekly luncheon at King Tavern with the largest attendance in years. Extra seats were needed as most members attended, four were absent, and some may be in another city later in the week.
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Bath
King Tavern
Owen J. Ledyard
Pred Bo Peedng
Rockbind
Chicago
Woolwich
N. Gratz Jackson
Sagadahoe County
Bank of
Rotary Club
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Concord Yarns and assorted garments advertised for sale
Classified notice offers Concord Worsted Mills yarns with free samples and bulk pricing, plus a sale of overcoats suits and winter wear by Max Katz at 1% Elm Street. Probate notice records Charles C. Low appointed administrator of Caroline B. Campbell estate in Bath Sagadahoc County with official attestation by Register William F. Dunham.
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Concord
Concord Worsted Mills
W. Concord
N. H
Max Katz
Elm St
Charles C. Low
Bath
Black Duck Banding Report From Waldoboro Ontario Shot
The Inland Fisheries Department reports a band taken from a black duck shot at Hayner Pond Waldoboro. The band was sent by Cr A Brazier of Waldoboro and confirmed by the US Bureau of Biological Survey. The duck was banded Oct 3 1925 near Lake Seugeg Ontario by TH S Osler.
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Department of Inland — Fisheries
Hayner Pond
Waldoboro
Department
Cr. A. Brazier
Bueran of Biological Survey
US Os. Department of Agriculture
Fish and Ogaine Department
Lake Seugeg
Ontario
TH. S. Osler
Missionary Offering Collected at Winter Street Church
Ninety dollars was contributed to the annual bank offering of the Wallis Missionary Society of Winter Street Church. The gathering Monday afternoon at Washington street home of Mrs Elsie Folsom heard Rev. Omar W. Folsom speak on early Chinese mission work. He received a chrysanthemums bouquet. Miss Folsom served refreshments.
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Wallis Missionary Society of
Winter Street
Elsie Folsom
Washington Street
Omar W. Folsom
China
Polsom
McHwen
Charles Preble
Merrymeeting Grange
Richmond Dramatic Club
Annie Tyler
New York
Robert Adams
Needham
Benjamin Adams
Jessie Ames
Richmond Road
Emma
Mary Denham
Nathanel Williams
Horace Raymond
Portland
Everett Williams
Albion Harry Varney
Lawyer Sawyer
Brunswick
Board approves Evelyn Jones as Morse history civics teacher
The Board of Education during its meeting Monday night approved Supt. Wilson's appointment of Evelyn Jones of Pittsfield as teacher of history and civics at Morse High School and ordered payment of accounts totaling $...
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Board of Education
Supt. Wilson
Evelyn Jones
Wittsfield
Morse High School
SVS
Ledyard Receives Recorder Appointment for Bath Court
Owen J. Ledyard received Tuesday morning his official certificate of appointment as recorder of the municipal court of Bath, beginning December 29 and serving a four year term.
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Owen J. Ledyard
Municipal Court of
Bath
Winter Activities Of Colonial Club Plan For Ice Rink
President John A Legro presided over a well attended Colonial Club meeting. The club endorsed a city skating rink for winter and outlined season plans with committees named for dances whist interclub and other activities.
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John A. Legro
Colonial Club
Legro
Lemont. Tarbox
Charles Andrews
New York
Frank BB. Nichols
Arthur S. Purington
Harold M. Newall
Edward V. Reed
Haviland Torrey
Edwin Lowell
Donald Speeht
Worthley McPhee
Hiram Vobey
Clayton Rowe
Weston I. Bonney
Frank Talbot
Henry W. Owen
Frank HL. Turner
Fred B. Teel
Needlework Guild Plans an Exhibition at Cosmopolitan Club
The Needle Work Guild announces its annual exhibition at the Cosmopolitan Club on Wednesday November 5. Volunteers are urged to bring bloomers stockings and underwear and even monetary donations. The piece notes the Guild’s charitable aid through the Red Cross aiding needy children and families.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Red Cross
the Red Cross
Velvet hat with minimal trimming on elegant dressers
A velvet hat with scant trimming and a corded ribbon is worn by the most stylish women, highlighting refined fashion of the era.
Newtons celebrate golden wedding in Bowdoinham
Mr and Mrs Charles A Newton marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a large family gathering in Bowdoinham. A purse of gold was presented to the couple in a day full of dining, speeches, and well wishes from relatives including the Temple and Lewis families.
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Charles A. Newton
C. A. Newton
Newton
Bowdoinham
Robert Temple
William Temple
Eugene
John
James Temple
Leroy Temple
Ernest Lancaster
Mary Newton
John Mealey
Richmond
Levi Leathers
Ridge Road
State Road
Boys and Girls Club
C.F. Hackett
Grange Hall
Lelia Bishop
Fred Cheney
Thelma Pratt
Evelyn Heath
Hazel Hackett
Ruth Pratt
Myron Heinie
Harold Hackett
Nazel Hacket
John Tibbetts
Charles Trufant
George A. B
Madison
Methodist Aid
Charles Blodgett
Star Aid
Willard Cromwell
Lewis
Gates
Windham
Belle Uimberhind
HE. S. Cornish
Albert Henderson
R. J. Purinton
Old Orchard
Fred Leavitt
Silas Hamilton
Charles Fogg
Portland
Mary Trall
J. T. Johnson
Masachusetts
J. F. Sparks
Philadelphia
William
Helen
Clarence Gould
W. HL. Gould
George Weeks
Skowhegan
John Holden
R.A. Dickinson
Jessie Blackman
Giby
Hattie JO. Andrews
Bangor
Louis Lucy
Ruby Wood Cobb
Sanford
Edith Wood
Joseph Garriepry
Maine Central Railroad
Samuel Sylvester
Lisbon Falls
W. JB. Kendall
Main Street
Freddies accident and community notices from Richmond
Freddie Merryfield remains unable to sit up after an injury from a wheel incident and has been moved from Gardiner hospital to his sister’s home in Richmond. Other brief items note visits, relocations, nursing work, schooling events, and local movements across the area.
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Freddie Merryfield
Gardiner Hospital
Richmond
Hortense Cannon
Brunswick
David Graves
Philbrick
Ladies Aid of
The
Grange
W. J. Graves
Ernest Sylvester
Bangor
John McCarty
Temple Lot
King Lot
Edith Blodgett
James H. Millay
West Bath Notes Include Visits and Local Logging Pair
West Bath notices report a Bath native visiting niece Mrs. Ernest E Williams at Campbell's Pond. Chester King and Jesse Tarr of Werks cutting Christmas trees from the Andrew Verry place in Phippsburg to ship to various states. Mrs. Ernest KE Williams of Campbell's Pond visited her mother Mrs. Ida Bonney on Russell Street. Mrs. W Lee called on friends at Campbell's Pond.
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Merly
Bath
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Chester King
Jesse Tarr
Werkins
Andrew Verry Place
Phippsburg
Ernest KE. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Ida Bonney
Russell Street
W. Lee
Bradford Belanger Visits Woolwich Home
Local notes report Bradford Belanger of Boston spending a few days at his Woolwich home. Miss Mary Dodge attended a teachers’ convention in Danger. Mrs. James Colby and daughter Jeanette returned from Bath City hospital. Harvest social planned at Mrs. Cyrus Gilmore’s home on Nov 13, weather pending if stormy.
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Bradford Belanger
Boston
Mary Dodge
James Colby
Jeanette
Bath City Hospital
Cyrus Gilmore
Todd Family Visits Georgetown Homecoming
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe P. Todd and son Warren of Melrose Highlands Massachusetts visited Georgetown returning by car, staying from Saturday to Tuesday at the home of his father W. C. Todd.
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Roscoe P. Todd
Warren
Melrose Highlands
Mas
W. C. Todd
James H. Robinson 89 Died in Dorchester Mass
James H. Robinson aged 89 a Civil War era grocer and later ice businessman in the city died at his Dorchester home on November 1. He leaves a widow Zilpha Wellman Robinson four sons Fred J. Robinson George H. Robinson Thomas F E C Robinson and Charles W. Robinson all in Massachusetts. A Bath settler descendant and grandson of Jacob Robinson former president of the Commercial Bank of Bath about 1837. Interment was at Oak Grove cemetery on Wednesday.
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James H. Robinson
Dorchester
Mass
Zilpha Wellman Robinson
Massachusetts
Fred J. Robinson
Norwood
George H. Robinson
Millis
Thomas FE. C. Robinson
Jamaica Plain
Charles W. Robinson
Bath
Jacob Robinson
Old Commercial Bank of
Oak Grove Cemetery
Coolidge and Dawes Winners Across Several States
Publican lead with A. B. Cherry in a tight contest while Democrats net gains in Oklahoma districts and lose ground to Republicans in eight New Hampshire seats and multiple districts in Pennsylvania Ohio and New Jersey amid a wide national tally. The report notes shifts in the House races as the day’s returns unfold.
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Page One
Publican
G. Cherry
House
Oklahoma
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Maine and Delaware mark shifts in 1924 election results
Massachusetts and Rhode Island keep Democratic House seats while Republicans score sweeping gains in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Wisconsin. Maine votes Coolidge over Harding and Cox with a wide margin and elevates Mary V Rich of Rockport to the Electoral College as the first woman member.
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New York
State
Davis
al Coolidge
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Lowa
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Massachusetts
la Follette
Minnesota
Berger
New England
Maine
Coolidge
Harding
Cox
Electorial College
Mary Verry Rich
Rockport
West Bath Grange Sets Date For Fair
West Bath Grange members set December 3 and 4 for the Winter sale and play. A large sewing circle met earlier with 25 present and a supper served at six. The meeting shortened the program. unpresented items will be heard later. Salute to the Flag led by Marion Plummer featured Grange Singing.
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West Bath Grange
Marion Plummer
Grange
Ame 1
Owen Rogers
Stearns
Scottie Items Hilt Sunin Siesa Sake
Newsaper
Albine Munsey
Kena Tracey
The
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Bridge-Merrill
D. T. Percy & Sons
Burson
Rotary
Bath Rotarians
Rockland
Tubbs
Visting
Forrest G
Coffin
John Cre Wake
Charles W. Peckford
Lewiston-Auburn
John A. Swetnam
Ralph O G. Stetson
Charles Henry Butler
Navy
William F. Dunham
Men’s Furnishings
Jay Jordan
Carroll Watson
Rutherford White
George Field
Richard Hersom
Clinton JD. Wilson
Raymond V. Hayward
Allen M. Lrish
Allan Spear
Robert B. Hatch
Frank J. Turner
Fred HH
Thompson
Percy Marks
Edwin Raimsay
Edward Thompson
Roger Skillings
Jasper Hutchins
Needlework Guild
Augusta
W. B. and
I. P. Kendall
Cecil Rickards
Pittsfield
Rickards
Leslie Brown
East Bowdoingham
Bowdoinham Post Road
West Bath
Georgetown
Carter
Forest Mills Underwear
Berkshire Mills Underwear
W. G. Cahill
Center St
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