Two American Girls Pastors Emeritus Open Fortnightly Season
The Fortnightly club at Morse high school opened its 1918 1919 season with The American Girls Janet Hersey and Ruth Wishman delivering a lively program of songs stories humor and drama despite rain. President Miss Jane M. Whitmore was absent. The audience enjoyed a musical skit contrasting minuet with foxtrot and old songs with modern tunes. Next on December 11 a concert recital features Paulina Corella Riccardo Bonelli Ruth Collingbourne and Marion Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Hersey
Ruth Wishman
Assembly Hall
Morse High School
Jane M. Whitmore
Paulina Corella
Ricccardo Bonelli
Ruth Collingbourne
Marion Hyde
Charge to new pastor underscores study of people
Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin was installed as pastor of Winter Street Congregational Church. Rev Jamar W. Folsom gave the charge, urging Hardin to study his congregation, embrace pastoral leadership, and see ministry as both pulpit and physician of souls amid sorrow and joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bartlett
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street Congregational Church
Jamar W. Folsom
Folsom
Hardin
Mr. Folsom
Georgetown Notes Show War Flags and Local Movements
Locals report residents returning home from Boston and Springfield for winter. A community service flag with eight stars honors town service members including Leon Oliver and Frank Heald. Social visits, theater attendance, and outdoor feats are noted along with high tides flooding the West Georgetown freight shed and a Victory sermon at Robinhood church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. A. Rosentwist
West Georgetown
Boston
Howard Cushing
Robinhood
Springfield
Mass
Marion Buzzo
Bertha A. Russell
Virginia
Bath
Stearns W. Scott
Byron M. Rowe
Annie ‘M. Jones
Carroll P. Powers
Belle Heald
Portland
Horace Jordan
Working League
Vestry
Everett Higgins
Raphael Rowe
Wendall Todd
Edgar B. Hunt
Frank Thompson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Georgetown
First Baptist Church
Leon E. Oliver
Arthur S. Rowe
Alexander F. Marr
Earle Pottle
Frank S. Heald
U. S. Army
Joseph F.higgins
Norman Oliver
Robert Oliver
U. S. Navy
Ruth Wardell
Ralph Reynolds
Dr. Walker
Miss. Wardwell
Ivy
Washington
Harry Wardwell
Mrs. Reynold
Fred Reed
Vina Kingsbury
Charles Oliver
Martha Hinckley
Edgar Drake
Olive Drake
Will Oliver
Cecil Scmpter
Lila MacMahan
Five Islands
Ida Williams
Miss Williams
Islands
Hattie Rowe
Herbert W. Cutting
Phippsburg
Leon Williams
Ethel B. Todd
Allie Hinckley
George Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
Five Islands accident leaves Chester MacMahan injured
Chester MacMahan was hit by a discharged gun while in a boat last week. He was taken to a Bath doctor who advised against removing the shot to avoid multiple heel cuts. he is recovering. The rest of the column notes local residents visiting, a play fund raiser, Canvass for United War Work, grange events, and church council news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester MacMahan
Bath
Bert Davis
Portland
C. C. Davis
Frank Southard
Alonzo MacMahan
Cambridge
J. T. MacMahan
T. M. Hagan
Carl
W. H. Holland
Marion Stevens
F. M. Reid
Georgetown
A. MacMahan
Ford
Grange
Grange Hall
Ida Williams
Lila MacMahan
Charles Campbell
Elisha Field
Julia Davis
Rowe
Miss Davis
Church leaders urge unity and service in Maine meeting
In Lincoln association and State conference proceedings Rev. William A. Bartlett urged members to support the church and its ministers even amid grievances. He quoted follow thou me and urged bearing sacrifice for church work, adding a call to carry on.
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Churches of Lincoln Association
State Conference of Congregational Churches of Maine
Hardin
William A. Bartlett
D. D
Lewiston
Bartlett
Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin Sailed From Syria to Bath
Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin born in Beyrout Syria son of missionary parents. Educated in Switzerland and Germany, Princeton graduate 1895 and Auburn Theological Seminary. Pastored in Niagara Falls Cuba Massena Groton before Bath. married Miss Bertha Wynkoop of Cuba 16 years ago. Father 47 years in Syria. brother in Constantinople at Robert College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Beyrout
Syria
Oscar J. Hardin
Switzerland
Germany
Princeton University
Auburn Theological Seminary
Auburn, NY
Hardin
Niagara Falls
Cuba
Massena
Groton
N. Y
Bath
Bertha Wynkoop
Bertram van Dyck Post
Robert College
Constantinople
Economical Health Aid Promises One Cent Remedy
An advertisement touts a cheap cure for common sickness and indigestion. It urges keeping a bottle on hand for bilious feelings, headaches, and constipation, promoting true L F medicine from the L F Medicine Co in Portland Maine as a remedy.
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Atwood
L.F
L. F. Medicine Co
Portland
Families await letters as Syria mail routes reopen
For over a year, or since the United States entered the world war, three families could only exchange brief messages like We are well. Mr. and Mrs. Hardin await mail from Syria now that communications are open again.
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United States
Hardin
Syria
Prizes Offered for Maine Sheep Clubs at Portland Event
A. C. Bigelow opened the Maine Sheep and Wool Growers meeting at the Falmouth hotel in Portland and announced a $15 prize for the first boys and girls sheep club in Maine. Other donors pledged $15 for first clubs in Kennebec Cumberland Oxford Washington Sagadahoc and York with additional awards for the most net profit.
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A. C. Bigelow
Philadelphia
More Sheep, More Wool Association of America
Falmouth
Portland
Kennebec
Fred N. Dow
Cumberland
Washington
William B. Kendall
Sagadahoc
Henry W. Brock
Alfred
York
Frank S. Adams
Maine
Mrs Eliza A Winslow Dies After Illness
After a several weeks illness Mrs Eliza A Winslow died at the hospital in Gardiner. She had lived in Richmond and Gardiner recently and for many years in Bath. Mrs Winslow was born in Durham 77 years ago, daughter of the...
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Eliza A. Winslow
Gardiner
Richmond
Bath
Winslow
Durham
Davis Family Death Notice for Eliza Winslow Davis
Eliza Winslow Davis widow of Alfred S. Winslow died leaving two brothers Horace F and Roscoe 58 Davis of Portland and a son Fred R. One son Fred R. survives her with the rest of the family noting her early life marriage to Alfred S. Winslow who died in 1917.
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John
Eliza (Nichols) Davis
Horace F
Roscoe
Davis
Portland
Alfred S. Winslow
Fred R
Court appearance for assault plea in Five Islands case
Augusta Cote and Eugenia Har ford appeared before Judge John J. Keegan this week and pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Mrs. Thibodeau of Five Islands. They were fined $11.05 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Cote
Eugenia Harford
John J. Keegan
Advent Christian church extends call to Elder Everett E. Pender
North Carver Maine authorities announce that Elder Everett E. Pender accepts a pastorate at the Advent Christian church on Middle street. He begins his duties next Sunday and will be joined by Mrs. Pender who will assist in singing and work with children.
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Everett E. Pender
North Carver
Maine
Advent Christian Church
Middle Street
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Bath Man
H S Adams of 1364 Washington Street Bath testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble. He first used them eight years ago and again in 1916 after backache and weakness of the kidneys, noting improved health and no further kidney complaints since. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY ad.
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Doan
H. S. Adams
Washington Street
Bath
Mr. Adams
Educated pigs draw crowds at Bath opera house stunts
A Bath audience enjoys a program of educated pigs performing circus like tricks at the opera house. A second notice advertises sale of family farm buildings from the late George Brigham near West Bath with contact H. Galt and phone Aete 8.
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Bath
George Brigham
H. Galt
West Bath
Tel
Aete
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