University of Maine to offer marine fisheries course
Sea and Shore Fisheries Commissioner Arthur R. Greenleaf urged President Arthur A. Hauck to create a marine fisheries program at the University of Maine. He highlighted 60 000 Maine dependents on fishing, the need to modernize through extension education, and the potential for youths and markets with St Francis Xavier University and other state programs cited as models.
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University of Maine
Arthur A. Hauck
Arthur R. Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Hauck
Maine
State University
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
St. Francis Xavier University
Central Church Choir Attends Halloween Supper
Choirmaster John Shaw and Mrs. Shaw hosted about 50 choir members and guests at a parish house supper. The Halloween themed event featured a pumpkin jack lantern, festive decorations, and a patriotic music rehearsal ahead of Sunday Armistice services.
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John Shaw
Shaw
Central Church
Mrs Shaw
Charlie McCarthy
Frederick J. Hoffman
Charleston
S. C
Avid L. Wilson
Luther 8. Thompson
Andrus L. Coleman
Mary E. Cyr
Isabell B. King
Alice L. Coleman
Honest Truck Driver Finds Lost Coat Delivers Reward
Alfred J. Keene of Bath recovered a suit coat containing a sizable check and over 100 dollars after placing a lost article ad with The Times. He located the owner by the name inside, earning a substantial reward that the owner called worth more than keeping the money. The owners were gratified by the honest act and the Jackson families visited Shaw Street after a weekend with the Gratz Jacksons.
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Alfred J. Keene
J. A. Clappison, Inc
Bath
The
Times Co
Times
Mr. Keene
Washington Street
Hyde Windlass Co
Mrs J F Leach to Pacific Coast via Panama trip
Mrs J F Leach of Phippsburg and Malden Mass plans a winter stay in Seattle with her son first engineer on a Luckenbach steamer sailing Brooklyn Nov 11. She previously lived in Key West and will travel with her son and his wife.
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J. F. Leach
Phippsburg
Malden
Mass
Pacific
Panama
Prank
Luckenbach
Boston
Brooklyn
Seattle
Leach
Key West
J. Bradford Sprague
Bessie
Annie Bowker
Jay K. Bowker
Douglass Dearborn
Small Point Summer Colony
New York
Owen Wallace
South Portland
Carl McIntire
Franklin Sprague, Jr
Bath
Abbie Fr. Minott
Abbie Minott
Roxbury
Elizabeth Hampton
Miss Minott
Newport
Adelbert Williams
Augusta
Canada
Ottawa
New York State
Adirondack Mountains
William Jewell
Walter Rines
Portland
Walter J. McCourt
Fred Mains
Anna Derwent
Jefferson
Frank Spear
Frank Pierman
Roslindale
Campbell Farm
William B. Perry
Ora Campbell
Gertrude Blaisdell
Eleanor Brown
William Blaisdell
Whitefield
Grace P.payne
Mount Vernon
Walter Perry
James E. Perry
Walter Keyes
Helen
Eastland
Ernest Rogers
Wilson's Mills
Richard Young
Richard, Jr
Joan
Natick
Henry Minotte
Center
Hedday
Eugene G. Ingalls
Eugene, Jr
Berlin Falls
Ray Campbell
Evelyn Beals
Ray F. Campbell
Foxboro
Manley Breck
Maine
John Kelley
Small Point
Joseph I. Smith
George Sprague
Brother
Anna Perry
North Bergen
N. J
Edward Thomas, Jr
Katherine Johnson
Ernest Gibby
Melrose Highlands
Harry Gilmore
Revere
Eleanor Gilmore
Gibby
Dresden Mills
Bailey
Popham Beach Social Notices and Local Movers
Capt Milliard Urquehart and family left for Jonesport for a vacation from duties at Seguin Island. Numerous neighbors and visitors are listed with moves to Shrewsbury Mass Gardiner Boothbay Harbor and Bath, plus a Ladies' Sewing Society supper at Society Hall with a costume reveal and a long reservation list.
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Milliard Urquehart
Seguin Island
Urquehart
Jonesport
George Morong
Arthur
Lawrence
George, Jr
Shrewsbury
Mas
Moronz
Bartlett Tree Surgery School
Massachusetts
Ernest Oliver
O Neil
Carolyn Rodgerson
Frank Scott
Fred Osgood
Harold Thayer
Bath
Samuel McElroy
Brunswick Road
Stanley W. Hyde
Yarmouth
Howard Spinney
E. W. Bridges
Lawrence Taylor
Henry Leonard
Lester G. Oliver
Guy Crowley
Walter E
Frye Girl Suffers Knee Injury From Bicycle Fall
Miss Harrie Blyce Frye of 185 Oak Street sustained a painful knee injury Sunday after falling from a bicycle. Attending physician is Dr. Langdon Snipe.
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Harrie Blyce Frye
Harry M. Frye
Oak Street
Dr. Langdon Snipe
Needlework Guild Exhibition and Tea Aids Bath Needy
Bath branch of the Needlework Guild held an exhibition and tea at Mrs. Arthur Sewall Jr. on Washington Street drawing over 150 attendees. Donations of clothing and baby items are expected to exceed last year’s 900 items and will support the Memorial hospital and Red Cross welfare efforts in Bath.
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Bath
Needlework Guild
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Ruth Henry
Red Cross
Memorial Hospital
Arthur Crockett
American Red Cross
Central Church
Martha Foote
Allan Spear
Mary F. Gibbons
Edwin R. Andrews
Wilber G. Cahill
Herbert ©. Calderwood
Pred Cary
Central Church Ladies Aid
Central Church League
Frederick FE. Drake
Walter S Glidden
Robert B. Hatch
W. Dayton Hill
John McInnes
Charlotte I. Meeker
Lydia C Moses
Mary Newell
Maxwell Powers
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Arthur Sewrall
William D. Sewall
Roger D. Skillings
Charles M. Tibbs
Minnie A. White
David L. Wilson
Henry C. Wright
W. S. Voodees
Guild
Two Weekend Breaks Reported in Bath Stores
Over the weekend Bath saw two break ins with a third foiled by bars at Olney C. Perry’s grocery, 735 Middle Street. Cro sman’s Grocery, 472 Washington Street, was entered by prying a window and $5 to $7 was stolen. R. H. Huston, Inc., 99 105 Commercial Street, lost drafting tools worth $30 to $40. Authorities, led by City Marshal Joseph A. Butler and Sheriff Charles W. Messenger, collected fingerprints at the scenes.
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Bath
Olney C. Perry
Middle Street
Harry W. Crosman
Washington Street
R. H. Huston, Inc
Commercial Street
Frank M. Churchill
Joseph A. Butler
Crosman’s
Huston
Perry's
Charles W. Messenger
Marshal Butler
Women Republican clubs hold statewide board meeting
Ten Maine counties represented at a large Maine Women’s Republican Clubs board meeting held at Miss Nettie C. Burleigh’s home in Vassalboro. The group voted to hold the annual meeting November 17 in Belfast at the Congregational parish house with luncheon. Mrs. Jennie S. Butler announces Sagadahoc Women’s Republican club annual meeting next Saturday afternoon at two at her home, 624 High Street, with officer elections and winter plans. Speakers for both events will be announced soon.
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Maine Women's Republican Clubs
Nettie C. Burleigh
Vassalboro
Belfast
Congregational
Jennie S. Butler
Sagadahoc
Talk on Credit Plan Heard by Rotarians
Rotarians learned about credit plans and the Portland Credit Bureau at a Sedgwick luncheon led by George Hersey. He explained merchant payment rates, bureau operations, and benefits. Next week a Maine Safety campaign feature will be shown with Coca Cola sponsorship.
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Portland
Sedgwick
George Hersey
Portland Credit Bureau
Maine
State
Coca Cola People
Harold Laws
Brunswick
Frank A. Vennett
Howard Baker
Fireside Club hears Philip Jacobs on Friendship
Philip Jacobs a Haverford College graduate spoke on friendship to the Fireside club of Winter Street Church Sunday night. Miss Madelyn Jones led singing as the social committee plans reports on the hayride set for Nov. 27 at next week’s meeting. Barbara Kenney will be the speaker and refreshments will be served.
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Philip Jacobs
Haverford College
Sebasco Estates
Winter Street
Mr. Jacobs
Madelyn Jones
Barbara Kenney
Bay Point Social Roundup From Bath Area Visitors
Bay Point residents host and visit in Bath and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Edward Choi Mr and Mrs Walter Day of Bath Mr and Mrs Sumner Mains Eleanor Mains Five Islands Edgar Warren ill Maurice Burns Edna Coolidge Burton Radley Howard Trussile Dr DiPerri Bath visitors Friday and weekend gatherings at cottages on First Beach Seguinland Bay Point guests Sher man Campbell Perlie Chandler Lois Burns Andrew Butterfield Fanny Pottle Carl Cunningham Elizabeth Deering Eva Gaudet and others in ongoing community network.
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Dora Bridges
Frances
Beverly
Shirley
Auburn
Laura Harding
Popham School
Boothbay Harbor
Lawrence Taylor
Elizabeth Oliver
Barbara Sprague
North Yarmouth Academy
Walter Sprague
William Rogers
Long Island
Stanley Hyde
Nancy
Barbara
Ellanor Thayer
Bath
Pauline Morong
Page Wyman
Pailo
Lawrence
Madelyn Bridges
Edward McNuly
Clarence Perkins
Lewiston
Fred Osgood
Samuel McElroy
Brunswick Road
McElroy
Popham
Sergi. McElroy
Arlene Perkins
Norman
Bailey
Dwight Kimmonth
Hackensack
N. J
Marguerite McNulty
Victor Sprague
Topsham
Edward Choi
Walter Day
South Street
Sumner Mains
Eleanor
Five Islands
Mains
Edgar Warren
Edna Coolidge
Birchwood
Burton Radley
Maurice Burns
Harold Robinson
Keith
Frankie Jean Bowman
Oak Park
Ill
Bowman's Island
Joseph Robert Rosborouzh
Moline
Fred P. Taylor
Dickie” Hagan
William Oliver
Howard
Howard Trussile
Bay Point Road
DiPerri
Wiscasset
Harry Oliver
Sherman Campbell
Walter Perry
Donald Avery
First Beach
Walter Reid
Seguinland
Bay Point
William Adans
Harry Stone
Florence Burns
Katherine
Horace Pottle
Perlie Chandler
Rose
Lois Burns
Andrew Butterfield
Edward
Fanny Pottle
Carl Cunningham
Damariscotta
Father Maney
Carroll Deering
Elizabeth
Eva Gaudet
Bath to Florida in 24 foot boat
David Dash son of Cincinnati physician Dr George E Dash plans a voyage from Bath to Florida in a 24 foot Duchess. He sails from Shore Acres Yacht Club New York area down the coast visiting Cape Ann Gloucester Cape Cod Long Island Sound before following the Inland Waterway to Norfolk and on to Florida. Dash is a Boothbay Camp councillor and built a detachable cabin on a 17 foot sled prior Summer.
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David Dash
George E. Dash
Cincinnati
Bath
Florida
Duchess
Shore Acres Yacht Club
Mamaroneck
N. Y
New York
Cape Ann Canal
Gloucester
Cape Cod Canal
Long Island Sound
Conrad Deiter
Dromore Grangers Plan State Grange Trip
At a Dromore Grange meeting on Tuesday evening the group voted to send worthy master Mrs. Elfreda Perkins to the State Grange in Augusta for December 6 7 and 3. A box social raised 5.35 for the altar with 38 attendees including six Bodwell Grange visitors.
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Dromore Grange
Elfreda Perkins
State Grange
Augusta
Bodwell Grange
Ora Quizco Pek
Aletha Campbell
Maurice Pashard
Frances Cook
Joanne Young
Reading
Flanders Field
Annie Malcolm
Lee
Hubert McCarty
Ray Campbell
Alfred Nason
Robinhood Artist to Paint a Mural in Lafollette
Mrs. Adolph Spear formerly of New York City now living in Robinhood has been commissioned to paint a mural for the Lafollette Tennessee post office. The 12 by 5 foot work will feature local scenes based on sketches and historic data collected during a Tennessee trip via Washington DC North Carolina West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Maryland and Pennsylvania. Mrs Spear is the former Miss Dohlev Zorach daughter of William Zorach the noted sculptor and painter.
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Adolph Spear
New York City
Robinhood
Lafollette
Tenn
Spear
Tennessee
Washington, D. C
North Carolina
West Virinia
Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Dohlev Zorach
William Zorach
Zorach
Bathman Six Man Coach Brings New Hampshire Team to Maine
Howard S. McPhee, former Bath boy and Woodbury High School athletics coach, brings a six man football team from New Hampshire to Bridgton High School in Maine. Bridgton, Maine’s title holder, faces the NH club in its first outside contest as McPhee promotes six man football in small schools. The NH squad, coached by McPhee, has not played outside scrimmages yet. Bridgton is favored to win.
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Bath
Howard S. McPhee
Woodbury High School
Salem
N. H
Granite State
Maine
Bridgton High
Mechanic Falls
Berwick Academy
Boothbay Harbor
Livermore Falls
Bridgton
New Hampshire
Woodbury
McPhee
Morse High School
University of Maine
Allentown
N. J
Daniel E. McPhee
Veteran Degree Team Confers Degrees on Large Class
The West Bath Grange Old Degree Team, 43 members strong, conferred the third and fourth degrees on a large class Monday evening. Candidates include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and others, with plans for a Dec 16 fair and a Nov 28 program start under Everett G. Lemont. A Nov 9 Pomona meeting will confer the fifth degree, and Woolwich grange sent word of a Nov 10 chicken supper and dance. 193 attendees plus visitors from Merrymeeting and nearby towns attended.
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West Bath Grange
Charles Smith
Marie MacDonald
Donald McElman
Edward Lyden
Donald Page
Doris Crocker
Helen Condon
H. David Clark
Edward Gallant
Leone Henderson
Edith Estabrooks
John Preney
Bertha Ward
Ida Williams
Frederick Morton
Kenneth Reardon
Stewart Arderson
Bodwell
Charles B. Doyle
Orange
Herbert Cavanaugh
Edgar D Leavitt
Melvin L. Comeau
Helen E. Hartwell
David Fields
Everett G. Lemont
West
Thompson
Woolwich Grange
Daisy Welch
Edgar D. Leavill
Harry Peterson
Ceres
Hope Werd
Pomona
Merryv Meeting
Topsham
Woolwich
Dirigo
Dromore
SAILOR PULOS LEAVES BOSTON FOR SIX MONTHS IN GREECE
Poulos, a bottler at Liberty Bottling Co in this city, sails from Boston on the 8 9 Saturnia for a six months visit to Pyrgos Greece where his mother and sisters reside. This is his second trip to his homeland since immigrating over 20 years ago. He owns vineyards and olive orchards in Pyrgos and plans to return to Bath early next May.
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Liberty Bottling Co
Boston
Westport News Itmes From Ches ter Greenleaf Area
The old barn at the foot of the Ches ter Greenleaf place has been razed. Mr and Mrs Eugene Cromwell and Miss Evelyn Colby of Nequasset are visiting two weeks with Mr and Mrs Ernest Colby. Dr Ernest Graumann of Roslindale and Frank Greenleaf shot deer Saturday the only reported this year.
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Chester Greenleaf Place
B. M. Jewett
Ann Louise
Bath
Brian M. Jewett
Stuart Little
Brunswick
Eugene Cromwell
Evelyn Colby
Nequasset
Ernest Colby
Florence Brackley
Ray Dolloff
Boothbay Harbor
Jonas Knight
Royden Colby
Buddy
Beatrice Colby
Foxboro
Mass
Charles Colby
Colby
Ernest Graumann
Roslindale
Westport
Frank Greenleaf
Ada Colby
Thomas Manning
Robert Greenleaf
Newberry Prize Books at Patten Library
National Book Week begins with Patten Free Library listing Newberry Medal winning titles from 1922 onward. The children's room holds works such as Story of Mankind, Dr Dolittle, Dark Frigate, Shen of the Sea, Smoky, Gay-neck, Tales from Silver Lands, Trumpeter of Krakow, and other early prize books with authors identified.
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Patten Free Library
Newberry Prize
John Newberry
van Loon
Dr. Dolittle
Lofting
Hawes
Chrisman
Smoky
Eeeeeenee James
Gay-neck
Mukerji
Silver Lands
Finger
Trumpeter
Krakow
Kelley
Hitty
Field
Cat
Tee
Coatsworth
Armer
Young Fu
Upper
Yangtze Lewis
Invincible Louisa
Meigs
Dobry
Shannon
Caddie Woodlawn
Brink
Sawyer
Wise Owl Troop Elects Treasurer and Forms Activity Groups
Wise Owl troop of Girl Scouts met at the Y M C A on Tuesday afternoon and elected Frances Flaherty treasurer to replace June Sullivan who recently joined the senior group. The meeting formed International Friendship Home Making Out of doors and 1st Class Requirements groups led by named volunteers. They planned a Thorne's Head hike Saturday with tests in fire building cooking trail making and nature work for participants meeting at 1 p m at Washington and North streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl
Frances Flaherty
June Sullivan
Charles Sawyer
Patricia Webster
Shirley Parshley
W. S. Voorhees
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Laton Jackson
Peggy
South Paris
James Jackson
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Emma M. Daley
Sven B. Lonn
Rose Street
Daley
Angus E. Burden
Charles Nelson
Wallace L. Atwood
James W. Gillespie
Robert C. Mitchell
Jennie Oliver
Walter P. Kingsbury
Amos F. Perry
Wilfred W. Chaney
John H. Hunt
Lonn
Victor Stevens
Arlington
Ella Fowles
Effie J. Poole
Popham Beach
Peter Isaacson
Stone House
Ellison Moody
Miss Arlene
Norman Perkins
Women Republicans Board
Fireside Club
Dromore Grangers
Bathman
West Bath Grangers
Greece
Patten Library
Wise Owl Troop
Congress
Melton
Bill Well
Max Kutz
Elm Street
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