November School Board session ends after Bailey visit
The November school board meeting was brief with most members present except Kelley Drake and Dean. The board approved the October payroll of 940.39 and heard reports from the Bailey School of Industries committee about lectures and a ship drafting class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Dean
Drake
Hyde
Bailey School of Industries
Bath
Maine
Morse High School
Deans Boardman and Merrill
University of Maine
Walter R. Maney
Ernest F. Kelley
F. E. Drake
L. R. Mitchell
J. P. Ledyard
Bailey School of Indus
World Merchant Tonnage by Latest Statement
The report lists 1912 world maritime tonnage by nation and vessel type. Britain total sailing and steam vessels reach 56,565,? and the United States shows 7,714,183 net tons. Other nations include Germany 5,153,724 and Japan 1,937,? with various 1911 figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Australia
British India
Ceylon
British Empire
France
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Russia
Finland
Austria
Hungary
Portugal
China
Suez Canal
River Front Scene Highlights Shipping Movements
The schooner M D Cressy arrived from Portsmouth with tug Seguin guiding, docked at Percy and Small for overhaul and reclassification. Seguin also towed the coal laden Mauch Chunk to Augusta, and J Kennedy to South Gardiner to load jumper for New York. Tug Farnsworth moved lumber barges and towed the James Malloy to Augusta for lumber, with the Charles H Trickey to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Cressy
Portsmouth
N. H
Seguin
Percy and Small
Mauch Chunk
Augusta
J. Kennedy
South Gardiner
New York
Farnsworth
Newcastle
Piscataqua Lumber Co
James Malloy
M. G. Shaw
Charles H. Trickey
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Remedy
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease requiring systemic treatment rather than local remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo is promoted as the only constitutional cure, taken internally, with a $100 guarantee, plus testimonials and circulars offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hie
Annual Convention of Maine Woman Suffrage Association
The thirty fourth annual convention in Portland on November 9 at Pine Street M E Church features a full program. Morning and afternoon sessions include prayers, reports, lectures on organization and education, committee work, and officer elections led by president Miss Helen N Bates. evening addresses by Mrs Mary I Wood Portsmouth and others with musical selections and recessional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland R. Mitchell
M. O. Webber
Arthur K. Purington
Maine _ Woman suffrage Association
Portland
Pine Street
M. FE
Jucy Hobart Day
Sara P. Anthoine
Alice Blanchard
Susan A. Clark
Margaret Laughlin
Ella O. Woodman
Helen N. Bates
Jennie Fuller
Cora Edgerly
America
Florence Brooks Whitehouse
Mars J. Wood
Portsmouth
N. H
Gay C. White
Georgia
Vaill
Esther Holden
Mary I. Wood
de Koven
Halloween Night at Lincoln Hall Draws Big Turnout
The Ladies Aid of the People's Church hosted a successful Hallowe en party at Lincoln Hall Center Street with over 100 attendees and a net of about $15. The program featured music recitations tableaux and dances with the Morse High Football Association regretting gate shortfalls. A separate Jolly Hallowe en party occurred at Miss Hazel Parshley s home with games and decorative tables. Genesta Chapter sewing circle meets with Mrs D L Howard Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church
Hallowe'en
Lincoln Hall
Center St
Marie Colby
Fred Devier
W. Brown
Marie Coly
L. L. Thompson
Thelmas Brown
Marion Wakefield
Edith
Catherine Thompson
Brownies
Ll. L. Hooker
Donnie Preble
Paul Thompson
Elf Child
Bragg
Reading
Joe Cable
Fr. W. Brown
Morse High Foot Ball Association
Rockland
Morse
New England Telephone Exchange
Ella McAllister
Edgett St
Local notes from Bath Maine and surrounding areas
Bath and nearby communities report on school holiday for St Marys pupils in honor of the pastor. Derby Row chapters visit Bowdoinham with Mrs Staples and Mrs Kendall. Model yacht Defiance by E A McLain draws attention after winning small yacht races at Marrtown. Captain Norman Merry to command new four masted schooner built by Percy and Small, to launch next month. Roads around Woolwich Waldoboro and Warren improved easing motoring. Two five masted ships James W. Pal Jr and Cora F. Cressy arrive in Portland after a Newport News round trip in under 10 days. Mrs R J White returns to Lynn after surprise farewell. successors honored with a traveling bar. Postmaster General Burleson calls for Christmas rush prep to avoid post office congestion. Victor C Richardson joins Kennebec Real Estate and Grocery in West Georgetown. Hinckley property develops with 200 acres frontage on Kennebec River. State Teachers Association elects Aley, Partridge, Allan, Pryor, Packard, Marr, and Callahan. meeting adopts standardization and fills officer posts. attendance hits 3,967 with a full day of departmental meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Col. Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Bowdeinham
Charles Staples
Edward Kendall
Defiance
Boyd
Center St
E. A. McLain
Bath
Helen W. Martin
Ada F. Brown
Rockland
Rockport
Woolwich
Waldoboro
Warren
Portland
James W. Pal, Jr
Cora F. Cressy
Newport News
Kr. J. White
Lynn
Ralph Dunbar
Dunbar
Long
Pratt
Alberts
Burieson
Burleson
Victor C. Richardson
West Georgetown
Kennebec Real Estate & Grocery Co
B. FF. Hinckley
Hinckley’s
Richardson
General Electric Co
Georgetown
Kennebec River
State Teachers’ Association
Robert J. Aley
University of Maine
John A. Partridge
Fairfield
Harold A. Allan
Augusta
Louisa Lt. Pryor
Springvale
Bertram E. Packard
Cameden
W. M. Marr
Patten
D. J. Callahan
Lewiston
Columbus Theatre violist and community notices mingle in city
News recounts local arts events and church activities including Muirtie Avery joining Columbia Theatre as violist, an Acquaintance Party at Westley Church, Unity Guild meeting at First Baptist with Nathalie Brown, and Danvers area social and religious notices. Also reports steamer traffic, naval engineers meeting, hunters trip to game lands, and the long voyage of the Lucinda Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westley Church
Unity Guild of the
First Baptist Church
Nathalie Brown
South St
Also Mentioned on This Page
the School Board
School of Industries
Weeks Street
Washington Street
South Street
Upper Grammar School
Dummer St
North Grammar School
North St. Primary School
Center St. School
South St. Grammar School
South St. Primary School
Washington St. Primary School
Weeks St. Grammar School
Marshall St
Weeks St. Primary School
Winnegance School
North St
Washington St
Ivacedey Weeks
Hose
South Street Grammar
Center Street
Marshall Street
Sarath Street
Euridition School
Payson Smith
Smith
Great Britain
Maine W.S.A
Henry Blanchard
D. C
S. C. Ripley
Miss Anne Burgess
Hallowe'en Night
Genesta
D. L. Howard
City Landing
Muirtie Avery
Columbia Theatre
Dunlap Commandery
Knights Templar
Order of the Temple
Ira SW. Robinson
Monda
Salem
J. B. Cow
Harrison
The
Baptist and
Free Baptist
Eits Mondas
Ashdale
Parker Head
Popham
Danmiuriscotta
Itsva Bay Rapid Transit Co
Joseph McCutcheon
Lower High St
Virginia
Bay Point
Daisy Farlin
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Veterans
Beale
Jarvis
Jenkins
Norfolk
Faning
Cummings
Burrows
Cassin
McDougal
Drayton
Mac- Call
Patterson
Trippe
Lynnhaven Roads
Edgecomb
Rusto
St Orliss St
Baptist Church
W. R. Wood
Savo
S. C. Whitcomb
Bangor
A. T. Saller
Dod
Kennebec Towboat Co
Mulligaun’s
Ethel May Coombs
Joseph J. Jenkins
Miss Coombs
George H. Coombs
Cherry St
Mr. Jenkins
Prince Edward Island
Woodward
Given
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Engineering Societies
West Thirty-ninth Street
New York City
Astor Gallery
Waldorf-Astoria
Ste Hene
Charles W. Jones
Kennebes County
Frederick Je Jones
Fred FE. Beane
Kennebec Superior Court
Sanford JL. Foxy
Gameland
Sehoeis
Mobile
Boston
Lucindas Sutton
Scranton
West Indies
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