Maine Dairying Seen as Major Industry at Lewiston Conference
At the statewide economic conference in Lewiston Dr. Arthur W. Gilbert, Massachusetts agriculture commissioner, compared Maine dairy output to its cotton industry. He noted dairy farms and cotton mills each employ about 10,000 and produce similar annual values, stressing dairy as a permanent, scalable sector and highlighting current production averaging around 4000 pounds per cow yearly.
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Maine
Lewiston
Arthur W. Gilbert
Massachusetts
Gilbert
U. S
End of Calais St Stephens and Milltown street railway line
The Calais St Stephens and Milltown street railway system ends after 1894 service. Six miles of track are abandoned as autos and buses erode trolley business. widespread loss hits steam and steamboat lines too with limited revival prospects for the near future.
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Calais
St. Stephens
Milltown
N. B
Bath
Boothbay
Maine coast chain of service stations with hotels planned
A proposal to build a coastal chain of service stations every about 125 miles along the Maine coast includes refueling, repairs, accessories, and hotels with 40 rooms each. The design features an incline to second floor parking, a ground floor service area, restaurant, emergency nurse, and rest rooms. If successful it may extend east.
South End Washington Street Project Progresses Toward Winter
The State aid highway work along Washington Street in the South End from Pine Street south is underway with hopes to finish before winter. If not, it will resume in early spring. The project aims to improve the street for a long stretch and extend to High Street via Lemont Street across the field, creating a river drive and a link to High Street.
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Washington Street
Pine Street
Lemont Street
High Street
Death of Boston & Maine President George Hannouer shocks New England railroading
The sudden death of George Hannouer, head of the Boston and Maine Railroad, followed his attendance at a football game in New Haven on Saturday. He rose from a minor position to top leadership, earning great respect for his hard work and faith in New England industry. His career embodies the American dream and serves as a sober example for youth.
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George Hannouer
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Haven
New England
Boston & Maine
New Game Laws Take Effect Licenses Required
Governor Gardiner has declared the new hunting and fishing laws effective. Residents must obtain annual licenses, with a small price increase. Receipts fund fish and game protection and stocking programs, and local sportsmen largely favor the change.
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Gardiner
Governor and Council Decline Referendum on Eminent Domain Act
The Governor and Council ruled signatures on petitions for a referendum on the laws and eminent domain act are insufficient to trigger a special election. After investigation and a hearing, they decided the two acts should take effect. The act grants eminent domain rights to electric power companies.
Membership Reaches 233 at North Center PTA Meeting
The North Center P T A committee, with Supt Wilson and Principal Scott, plans monthly luncheons at the high school. Christmas Sale set for Dec 18 with committees to be announced Nov 19. Card party proceeds announced. next event Tuesday. Quilts donated by Kennebec Greenhouses, flowers sent to hospital and shut ins. Ada Crockett notes welfare needs and supervised playgrounds. Pasteurized milk distribution begins at Mitchell school with 36 half pints daily plus four quarts for the opportunity class.
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Supt. Wilson
Arthur B. Scott
Ann Deering
Leila Oliver
Association
P. M. Olm
Kennebec
City Hospital
Ada Crockett
Mitchell
Miss Campbell Guest at Campbell Home
Miss Dorie Campbell of Coby College visited Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer F Campbell on Washington Street The report notes she will pass next weekend at an unspecified location.
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Dorie Campbell
Coby College
Elmer F. Campbell
Washington Street
Red Cross reports two year activity and relief work
Mr Heckman described Red Cross efforts over two years noting 117 disasters in the country and a last year expenditure of 3 million dollars. He cited aid in Porto Rico after the hurricane, seed provisions, lumber for 30 000 small houses, veteran support and 1100 first aid trained in the state, with 800 public health nurses and ongoing emergency readiness.
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Heckman
Red Cross
L Cross
Porto Rico
Uing
Washington
Frederic H. Low
Bath Couple Surprised With Workmates Get Together
Mr and Mrs Charles Murray of Weeks Street were surprised Thursday evening by Hyde Windlass Co workers in the iron foundry. Joe Gillo led as master of ceremonies with songs and speeches. The party ended with a plan for a future stunt burial eight feet underground.
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Charles Murray
Weeks Street
Murray
Hyde Windlass Co
Dare Devil
Joe Gillo
Joe
John Kelley
Kelley
A. Getchell
Mr. Gillo
Mrs. Murray
P. Snowdoin
Mr. Gallant
E. Elwell
A. Hugegard
J. McFarland
M. McCrater
W. Martel
M. Watson
H. MacHenry
P. Morin
G. Reynolds
H. L. Norton
C. Thing. S. McPherson
J. Kelley
F. Murray
C. Lake
J. Conley
F. Hines
Secretary of War Endorses Red Cross Drive
The Secretary of War endorses the Red Cross and urges a large enrollment as the annual membership drive opens on Armistice Day. Bath chapter begins its roll call on November 10.
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American Red Cross
Bath
Holidays Theme Debated by Cosmopolitan Club
The Current Events committee met Thursday afternoon at the club house on Halloween to discuss Our Holidays. Miss J Gertrude Silsby gave a sketch on origin and purpose of holidays while Miss Emma Magoun described observance and Miss Emma E Walker spoke on their value. Next Thursday’s program remains a Special Day with Mrs Oliver Moses 2nd and Miss Minnie White on the committee.
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Cosmopolitan Club House
J. Gertrude Silsby
Emma Magoun
Emma E. Walker
Oliver Moses
Minnie White
el T. Y
Alice Ellis Valley Confined by Asthma and Bronchitis
Alice Ellis Valley has been confined to her home for a month due to an attack of asthma and bronchitis.
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Alice Ellis
Grange meeting discusses pedestrian safety and local plans
The Sagadahoc Grange meeting featured a question box with readings by Mrs. Joanna Hodgkins and discussion on pedestrian safety, favoring the left side of the street to face traffic. Members from Topsham and Bowdoinham shared tips on using a farmer's spare time, while various performances and remarks by local representatives enriched the program. Bodwell Grange hosted a substantial dinner and plans a November 20 pomona meeting with officer elections set.
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de. Sagadahoc
Joannaham
Grange
Maine
Ellis ‘L. Aldrich
Topsham
Bodwell
Fred Curtis
Joanna Hodgkins
Millward Patten
Mildred Patten
Winnifred Rackley
Poole
Abner C. Johnson
the Grange
Alfred Rackley
University of Maine
Marjorie Henderson
Merrymeeting Grange
Eva Lemont
West Bath Grange
Bertha Wright
Alfreda Perkins
Dromore Grange
Bertha Scott
Mabel Brown
Pomona
Bowdeinham
Secretary Mellon Endorses Red Cross
Andrew W. Mellon, secretary of the treasury, praises the American Red Cross for using annual funds and public contributions to relief. He notes the organization answers small disasters through memberships and general funds. Bath chapter annual roll call drive opens Sunday, Nov. 0.
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Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Bath
Youngsters Enjoy Halloween Party At Salvation Army Hall
A Halloween party drew eighty children from Sal vation Army hall on Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mary Fox for funniest costume and Genevieve Emery for prettiest. After games, ice cream, cookies, sandwiches and cocoa were served as kids cheered.
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Salvation Army Hall
Mary Fox
Genevieve Emery
Annual Dollar Night Of Baptist Ladies Recites Poems For Charity
The Ladies Circle hosted a covered dish supper raising funds for Circle treasury. Attendees enjoyed original poems and prose read aloud after contributing a dollar each. Charles Stuart donated 50 cents from summer savings. performances included duets, solos, and a humorous song.
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Corer
Clifford
Edward Cook
Laura Lemont
Ada
Arthur Price
Charles Stuart
Arthur I. Stuart
Circle Treasury
William Dennison
Lloyd L. Hooker
Coyle
Lizzie Haggett
Ladies’ Aid
John Brown
Herbert E. Worrey
Lincoln Bailey
Dame Fortune
Revenneth Morse
Annual Roll Call at Wesley Church Delights Congregation
The Wesley church annual roll call and supper drew strong attendance Thursday night with 140 at supper in the vestry dining on boiled ham mashed potatoes macaroni and cheese squash rolls coffee pastry and cake. Seventy two members answered the roll led by Rev. F L Littlefield and Rev Frank H Hall delivered the principal address. A quartet including Robert Gordon Lloyd Daley Lawrence Coombs and Leland Ames provided readings and songs.
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Wesley Church
Bertha Davis
Edward Cook
George Cahill
Carrie Sampson
Oliver Brown
Lloyd Daley
Arthur Whittier
Arthur G. Oliver
George Hopkins
Louise Stewart
Carolyn Rogers
Evelyn Trott
Marian Whittier
Dorothy Wakefield
Robert Gordon
oMest
Ann Eliza Rich
West Bath
F. L. Littlefield
Frank H. Hall
High Street
M. E. Church
Auburn
Wesley
E. A. Farrar
Lawrence Coombs
Leland Ames
Hospital Radio Fund Exceeds Four Hundred Dollars
The Hospital Radio Fund has raised about 400 dollars toward a radio set for City Hospital and a headphone for every cot. Organizer Harry De Wick expects further donations to meet the goal, with many notable contributors including Governor William Tudor Gardiner and Mayor Charles H. Cahill among others.
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City Hospital
Harry de Wick
William Tudor Gardiner
Charles H. Cahill
O. M. Redlon
P. M
P. M. Olm, A. Hallet & Co., Mike Mikalo, F. H. Putnam
A. P. McLellan
Arlyne Boothby
Columbia Hotel
M. O. Webber
Fred B. Reed
Charles H. Oliver
Edward Biggins
James C. Biggins
Henry M. Biggins
Carleton Lowell
John H. Carter
John C. Gilmore
Walter L. Whitney
R. H. Stodder
C. S. Wakefield
Arthur Mayo
George A. Churchill
T. C. Maney
Lyde’s Market
D. L. Howard
Bath Garage
C. F. Hartleb
Joseph Hecht
L. J. Fletcher
H. Fitch
Mary D. Yule
Heavy registration at evening school grows with new classes
Enrollment at the Bailey Evening School of Industry exceeds 310 prompting new classes. Miss Beatrice Jenkins will teach elementary shorthand and typewriting on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. An additional class in electrical work will be organized soon with details to follow.
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Bailey Evening School of Industry
Beatrice Jenkins
Committal Service for Bath Firm Founder A Hallet
The body of Andrews Hallet former Bath businessman who founded A Hallet & Co arrived Saturday from Pocasset Massachusetts where the funeral is held. Burial was at Oak Grove Cemetery with a cenotaph service led by Rev David L Wilson at Central Church. Hallet's son Richard M Hallet of Boothbay Harbor accompanied the body along with Mrs Hallet.
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Andrews Hallet
Bath
A. Hallet & Co
Pocasset
Mass
David L. Wilson
Central Church
High School Latin Club Holds First Meeting of Season
Morse High School announces the Legio Nova Romana raed of Morse s school held its first meeting. Sophomores pledged to Roman gods, new initiates listed, and officers elected with George Littlefield as president. Plans include a Christmas play under Hortense Bryant with refreshments served afterward.
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High School Latin
Legio Nova Romana
Raed
Morse Ws School
Juno
Jupiter
Minerve
Mars
Venus
Mary Newell
Silas Plant
Hazel Feero
Na Watson
Dorothy Ham
Marion Whittier
George Littlefield
Archie Main
Barbara Ross
Barbara Fisher
Duncan Bragg
Nellie King
Evelyn Trott
Edith Mackinnon
Percival Black
William Lamoine
Ada Greenblatt
Louise Calderwood
Hibbert Norton
Elinor Shorey
Paul Hayes
Nathan Watson
Doris Lawrence
Robert Hatch
Halloween Party At G A R Hall With Hostesses
An enjoyable Halloween party and dance were held Thursday evening at the G A R hall on Middle Street. Hostesses included Henry Arsenault, Miss Grace Boyce, Miss Josephine Arsenault, and Miss Rose Arsenault. Raymond Vachon played piano amid festive decorations. Attendees listed include Alice Moody, Grace Moody, Corinne Fortier, Mary Hart, Ruth Curtis, and many others.
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G.A.R. Hall
Middle Street
Henry Arsenault
Grace Boyce
Josephine Arsenault
Rose Arsenault
Raymond Vachon
Alice and Grace Moody
Corinne Fortier
Mary Hart
Ruth Curtis
Annie Zoomie
Doris Holbrook
Helen Davis
Gladys Barrett
Dolly Brooks
Geneva Smith
Irene Coombs
Josephine Hamblin
Carrie Norton
Irene Hamlin
Meda Munsey
H. Barter
R. Thomas
R. Parks
A. Jewett
G. Conway
C. Parks
D. Leavitt
L. Coombs
F. Gaudet
HM. Noonan
Insulators Shot Causing Blackout in Cushing
Cushing suffered a power outage for hours after transmission line insulators were shot off. Hunters responsible face severe penalties and possible danger to the public. Break was reported near nightfall and Central Maine crew traced the fault. officials warn radical steps if repeated.
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Cushing
Central Maine
High Priests Night Celebrated with Music and Masonic Honors
The event featured The Hounds and The Mackinnon Sisters performing vaudeville style numbers as Mrs. Mackinnon accompanied on piano. Past high priests occupied chairs for the B A degree, and John Wishart paid tribute to W Scott Shorey and Oscar F Williams, with a Past High Priest association formed later led by Shorey and Wishart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Morse
Tom’ Houston
Lewis
Mackinnon
Herby
Dido
Sam
John Wishart
W. Scott Shorey
Oscar F. Williams
Royal Arch Masonry
Bath
P. D. G. H. P. Walter
Glidden
T N T Blast Injures Three in Coatesville
Arthur E. Buzzo, former Bath YMCA president and contractor, was badly injured when a 22 pound TNT charge failed to explode and detonated during removal near Coatesville Pennsylvania on October 26. Two other workers were hurt. Buzzo's condition improved after hospitalization. The blast originated from a partially unfired hole 10 feet deep in rock.
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T.N. T
Coatesville
Arthur E. Buzzo
Bath Y. M. C. A
Feldsnar
Georgetown
Buzzo
Cross Word Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Grid
Puzzle clues list multiple horizontal and vertical entries with Greek goddess malignant mischief and various wordplay items. Includes references to poets dynasties rivers coins arches and historic terms across a mixed set of definitions. Contains enumerations and partial phrases for themed crossword fill.
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Seth S. Mullin
Good
Charles M. White
Mellon
Fennie Higgins
Baptist Ladies
Elm Street
Girls’ Glee Club
M.H.S
Katherine Hooper
Hope Rowe
Morse Hign
Phyllis Spencer
Hazel Feere
Roland Trott
Seth Snipe
Montgomery and St. Bernard Royal Arch
Arthur FE. Buzzo
T.N.T
Bath Y.M.C.A
Pennsylvania
Rockland Courier Gazette
Donald S. Sewall
Mark
Boothbay Harbor
France
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A Creek
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Virginia
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Japan
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