South End P T A Holds All Day Meeting
The South End PTA met in Washington street rooms for an all day session with active work. A Friday night dancing and games party was planned and a Dec 18 Christmas sale discussed with a 25 cent supper. Committees were named for supper aprons cooked foods benevolences and Thanksgiving baskets. Milk expansion reported at Mitchell and Weeks street schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Lillian F. Fisher
William H. Small
Wellington A. Moore
William P. Hatch
Charles D. Perry
John Burgon
Chester A. Plant
Edward Coombs
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Russell M. Colby
Elbridge R. Wright
Vivian Brown
James Knight
Leila Oliver
Wilfred W. Chaney
Chester A. Roberts
Clara Coombs
Pearl Dunbar
N. Gratz Jackson
Carroll A. Deering
J. Albert Redion
James E. Lockery
William P. Crowley
Horace Morse
Edward Brown
Ellery Whittemore
Plummer Family Returns from Newport News Trip
Mrs William F Plummer and daughter Mrs Helen P Mulligan along with Mrs Frank L Plummer and Mrs Frank Montgomery have come back from a two weeks motor trip to Newport News Virginia They visited Capt William F Plummer husband and skipper of the schooner Velma Hamlin which cleared Saturday with coal for Martinique
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Plummer
Helen P. Mulligan
Frank L. Plummer
Frank Montgomery
Newport News
Dike PTA Discusses Child Care Plan and Fundraiser
A Dike P T A meeting with about 30 members reviewed reports from state chairmen and milk committee. They discussed buying a school scale, planned a future report, and urged mothers to visit before the next meeting. A card party with bridge and pitch, cake and coffee to follow Friday at 7 45 p m, reservations via Mrs. Charles T. Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T. A
Dike School
Milk Committee
Dike
Archie Wishart
Samuel Morse
Leroy Lord
Lemoine
Charles T. Henderson
Fred B. Kit
Bath Pythians Plan Gala Night At New Temple
Bath Acadia lodge hosts a house warming at the new Pythian temple 810 Washington Street near Central church. The 7 30 pm event features Harra seeket lodge of Freeport drill team and page conferment on a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pythian Temple
Washington Street
Central Church
Acadia Lodge
Pythians
Harraseeket Lodge
Freeport
Bowdoinham News Roundup of Parties and Visits
A busy Bowdoinham week features surprise parties for Addie Trufant and for Maynard Dow, birthday gatherings for Jackson Wallace and others, and visits by families from Topsham Brunswick and Bath. Travel includes plans for Thanksgiving rehearsals, a large dance at Howard Moody’s hall drawing about 600, and several residents departing for Detroit and St. Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Trufant
Bowdoinham Ridge
Abbie Graves
Abbie Hulse
Ivan Lang
Louie Sparks
Florence Siegars
James Brown
Hiffner
Richmond
Zina Maxwell
Harold Hackett
Brunswick
Howard Moody
Frank Siegars
Maynard Dow
Russell Sprague
Topsham
Pearl Cannon
Local Social Notes From Bowdoinham Post Road
Mr and Mrs Charles Sylvester recently hosted guests Raymond Dodge and George Brown of Ipswich Mass Mr and Mrs L Berry returned home from a vacation of several months Mr and Mrs Laurance visited relatives in Boothbay last week Mrs John Dunn was in Richmond Monday Mrs Herbert Leighton was a visitor in Portland last week
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Charles Sylvester
Raymond Dodge
George Brown
Ipswich
Mass
L. Berry
Laurance
Boothbay
John Dunn
Richmond
Herbert Leighton
Portland
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Grange
Ole Herbert Roberts
Helen
Marion Coskery
Reading
Frances Roberts
Hattie Babb
Angie
George Burns
Lenora Coskery
East Bowdoin
Harry Durgin
L. C. Starbird
Sibley Gilbert
Lewiston
Orman Douglass
Wiscasset
Ernest Carr
Cobb
Brunswick
Irving Clough
Chelsea
Mary McAfee
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Willis Skelton
Y M C A Auxiliary Plans Service For About 300
Y M C A Auxiliary met in the Y building with Mrs. Her mon W Crocker presiding. Reports from secretary Mrs Reginald Stacy and treasurer Mrs Edwin E Pinson were heard as the group gave 35 dollars to the Y drive and bought a large blackboard. Members discussed kitchen inspection, access to cold water for banquets, and plans to maintain the Y helper role begun 12 years ago with the Church Basketball League serving about 300 persons. Three new members welcomed. dues 50 cents annually. meetings the second Monday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Hermon W. Crocker
Reginald Stacy
Edwin E. Pinson
Thanksgiving night honors Genesta Chapter officers in Maine
Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S hosted Guest Officers' night at the Masonic temple drawing about 350 members from 36 chapters in Maine. A 6:30 banquet preceded the meeting, with pink and green decor, and gifts presented as each guest officer took station. A Genesta drill team of Harris Rodick showcased a 12 man 12 woman routine, followed by group photos with officers and guests.
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Genesta
Edith G. Rich
Pine Tree State
Masonic Temple
Ada Perkins
Elizabeth Jackson
Rose Rogers
Marjorie P. Shepard
Mt. Carmel
Richmond
Leon P. Shepard
Beatrice Kendrick
Mystic
Richfield
Charles C. Holden
Lakeside
Sabattus
Louise Stevens
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Gertrude Trafton
Marion
Gardiner
Lulu Sawyer
Winnegance
Yarmouth
Grange Honors Laura Lemont in 16th Birthday Tribute
At West Bath Grange 94 members and 16 visitors gathered for a Monday night meeting. Laura E. Lemont, member since 1875, received a flower bouquet in observance of her 16th birthday as William H. White resigned as chaplain. Everett G. Lemont will lead the next program. dancing followed with Mrs. Haggett at the piano.
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West Bath Grange
Grange
Laura E. Lemont
Harold E. Freeman
The
Joseph ‘C. Purdue
Winters‘Street
William H. White
Grangers
Mrs. White
Arthur C. Lemont
Joseph M. Lemont
John M. Howe
Raymond A.smith
Edward Jenks
Herbert Simpson
David S. Henderson
Charles Plummer
E. Mason Wright
Fred J. Rose
Jerry L. Haile
National Grange
Hartford
Conn
Beacon Street Men’s Club Hosts Ladies Night
The Brotherhood of Beacon Street M. E. church entertained wives and Ladies Aid members Tuesday evening in a vestry gathering attended by about 50 people. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue spoke on impressions of “A Great American” and Rev. Harley A. Shattuck led stunts before ice cream and cake. Next meeting is Tuesday December 4.
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The
Brotherhood
Mrs Given Hosts Junior Hospital League Meeting
Mrs Edwin H Given of Cobbroad hosted the Junior hospital league gathering Tuesday night. Twelve members attended as the constitution and by laws were discussed and adopted. The group sewed tray cloths and bureau scarves for the hospital, with a guest from Washington, D. C. serving as marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Given
Cobbroad
Junior Hospital League
Marshall
Washington, D. C
Route Man introduces Grapesugar product with new selling line
A terse note announces a route man with a new side line offering Grapesugar. Box 42 is listed, care of Todependent. The fragment hints at a sales method tied to an established route. No dates or places are provided.
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Grapesugar
Republican women organize at Augusta meeting
Opening the Augusta meeting, Miss Nettie C. Burleigh presided calling for unity and good government. The Sagadahoc group reported solid organization while speakers urged education and voter turnout amid debates on direct primaries and party loyalty.
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Augusta
Nettie C. Burleigh
Vassalboro
State Committee
Farley
Henry W. Butler
Bath
Sagadahoc County
Jennie Flood Kreger
Fairfield
William Veazie Pratt
Us.n
United States
Camden
Portland
Belfast
Trees
Mr. Hubbard
Miss Burleigh
Massachusetts
Sybil Holmes
Miss Holmes
Maine
Justice Holmes
Sagadahoc
Former Garden Club Leader Advocates Simple Spade Depth
A retired garden club head urges a yearly deep spading approach to enrich soil and feed flowers. She argues trenching sounds onerous yet stresses the method's long term nourishment for blooms.
Dow supports liquor laws in special session
Representative William H. Dow of Portland and member of the House backed the enacted liquor laws at the recent special session signaling a shift in state sentiment on the liquor question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dow
Portland
Neal Dow
Col
Fred N. Dow
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Palmer
Palmer's
South End P.T.A
Redion
Committee On Benevolences
Redlon
Small
Jackson
Mitchell
Weeks Street
Dike P.T.A
Bath Pythians
Freeport Lodge
Fred Ripley
Woodfords
Smithson
Morris S. Povich
Bowdoinham
Alvin Huntoon
Leo Fontaine
Hamilton House
Martha Chick
Fred Kinney
Monmouth
Terrance Curran
Millay Homestead
Dr. Simons of
Frank Millay
Moray
Gladys Pray and
Kenneth and
Donald
Nathan Fowler
Perry
Bernard Henderson
Lillian Lewin
Henderson
Albert Henderson
Bowdeinham
Walter Rogers
Billy
Gertrude
Jersey City
William Sackett
A. S. MacDougal’s
Baltimore
Charles Browne
Clara Fogg
Ernest A. Allan
L. P. Temple
Temple
Ernest Davis
Saco
Edward Wilson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bridge Club
Samuel Rounds
Auburn
Georgie Berry
John Kendrick
Charles Berry
Frances Wilson
Hazel Cornish
Bridgton
H. D. Cornish
Bowdoinham Post Road
Arthur Allen Optometrist Bath Trust
Center St. Mon
West Bath
Albert F. McFadden
Dorothy Waterman
Beacon Street
Republican Women Perfect
Arthur Sewall
North America
William
Phlox
Phloxes
Garden Club
Bowdoin
BACH
Pexa Hou
Franchot Tone
Madeleine Carroll
Bulldog Drummond
Ronald Colman
Loretta Young
Joe E. Brown
Limehouse Blues
George Raft
Jean Parker
Richard Barthelmess
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