Genesta Chapter Hosts 100 Guests From Nearby Eastern Star Chapters
Genesta chapter O. BE. 8 entertained more than 100 visitors from Hawthorne Brunswick Electa Bowdoinham and Mount Olivet chapters. A 6 30 supper preceded a temple meeting where two candidates were advanced. Edith Savage Worthy Matron led the degree work praised by guests. The supper fed 260. Officers and dining staff were praised for their service. Delegates from Maine attended the national Eastern Star convention in Washington D C with visits to the White House.
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Genesta
O. BE
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Electa
Bowdoinham
Mount Olivet
Lewiston
Edith Savage
William A. Furber
Ada Deering
Annie Merrill
Ruby Curtis
Bertha W Pepper
Annie Cox
Sarah Shaw
Adah
Susan Quick
Ruth
Lacey Pike
Esther
Grace Sampson
Martha
Eleanor Rogers
Sleeta
Flora Sanborn
Mae Congdon
Marshall
Grace Morse
Peter Innes
Sentinel
Della Randall
Howard Blake
Charles Soule
Lincoln Bailey
M. BL. Hodgdon
Mother Oliver
Ella Sprague
Luther Thompson
B. D. Murray
D. L. Howard
Roy F. Shackford
Henry G. Shaw
Grace Bishop
Jennie Webber
Jennie Small
Nellie Congdon
Carrie Snow
Florence Seymour
M.C. Avel
Bessie Clark
Mildred Clark
F. E. Horn
Marrilla Morse
Lacey Furber
Alice Shaw
HL. A. Walters
Arthur Field
Clara
Hayes
Worthy
Alice Elder
Eliza Joyce
Addie Dillman
Althea Buarstow
Charles Starrett
Mtta
Minerva
Madison
Gertrude Francis
Golden Rod
Rockland
Kinny Vendleton
One Star
Islesborpe
Charles K. Oliver
Keyston
Solon
Clyde Stevens
Pine Cone
Auburn
Macron FE
Rowe
Adelphi
Springfield
Mass
H. D. Wilson
Southbay Harbor
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Genesta Chapter
Washington, D. C
Order
Maine
Millward G. Patten
Topsham
Mabel DeShon
Porthind
William Oller
Portland
Isabella Montgomery
Boothbay
Hssistane
Margaret
M. Jones
Winthrop
Dorothy Hodgdon
Booth
Mercury Seen In Early Morning Sky By Eastern Window
The writer describes a dawn view from an eastern window showing a thin crescent moon with earthshine and a rosy Mercury nearby. He notes telescopic difficulty, cites Copernicus and Dy. Hervey, and uses Orion and the Great Bear to tell time, ending with returning to bed before work.
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the Independent
Eustern
Baxter
Hos
Woodbine
Mercury
Copernicus
Aingle
Dance for Morse High Sweater Fund A Success
A school dance in the Morse High assembly hall drew a big crowd and cleared twenty two dollars toward the sweater fund. Ice cream vanished during intermission as the initiative neared its goal of reaching fifty dollars.
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Morse High Sweater
Morse
Sudden Death of Arthur Jewett at Farmingdale
Arthur Jewett age 66 died at his Farmingdale home on Friday. A former bookkeeper for M. G. Shaw Lumber Co in Bath and later with the fish and game department in Augusta, he retired years ago. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at 188 Main Ave Farmingdale. His Bangor ties include service on the city council and Morse & Co. in Bangor. News of his passing came via telegram to Warren Stilphen and family in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jewett
Farmingdale
Warren M. Stilphen
Bath
Jewett
M. G. Shaw Lumber Co
Stitphen
Mr. Jewett
Morse & Co
Bangor
Tarrating Club
Lena Lewis
J. G. Rowe
W. T. Delano
Frank Southard
T. W. Blaisdell
Wiscassett
T. D. Reid
Beryl
Henry W. Howard
Five Islands
W. O. Berry
Mabel Rowe
George Gray
Eddie Clarey
Vernon Gray
Chester MacMahan
Hartland
Marl MacMahan
EK. OV. Small
Boweinham
Mibridge Mains
Five Islands Grange officers elected and social notes
At the Five Islands grange meeting on Tuesday evening officers were elected including Master J. G. Stevens and Overseer Elbridge Mains. Host Elbridge Mains entertained with whist. guests included the Rowe and Rittall families. Various residents and visitors from Bath and Portland were mentioned with travel, visits, and work on local cottages and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Stevens
Elbridge Mains
Julia Mains
Everett Stevens
Delia Davis
Amanda Blaisdell
Mattie HK. MacMahan
W. L. Berry
Eddie Delano
Ceres
Willa Stevens
Pomona
Ida Higgins
Flora
Aurelia Gray
Alice Cromwell
F. H. Rittall
Julia Davis
Leon Williams
Percy Savage
Bath
Islands
Ellery Southerd
Millard Oliver
Hicks
Elizabeth Cromwell
Sunshine Circle
WF. HL Rittall
J. G. Rowe
George Rowe
George
Goldie Sheridan
Lloynn Pinkham
Alton Reed
Fenton Moore
Vernon Gray
L. H. Rowe
Torace Rittall
Grange Hall
T. W. Blaisdell
F. E. Rittall
Pippa Blaisdell
W. A. Walker
Malden
Mass
Malden Island
Barrows
Drummon Stevens
A. MacMahan
Hagan
Mrs. MacMahan
Griffiths Dream Street At Bath Columbia Theatre
The Columbia theatre in Bath offers Dream Street starring David Wark Griffith in a twelve reel program after a city run. Also featured are Larry Lemon in Shelly Cop two reel absurdity and Charles Ray in The Tailor Made Man with The Man from Lost River scene set in the woods.
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David Wark Grifith
Screencraft
Columbia
Bath Op Briday
Griffith
Bath
Larry Lemon
Shelly Cop
Charles Ray
Big Woods
Lost River
House Peters
Ladies Circle at Old Ladies Home Honors Inmates
Thirty seven members of the Ladies Circle of the First Baptist church met Friday at the Old Ladies Home. Inmates helped with work and the program. Mrs. Ernest M. Holman led piano, Mrs. Warbox delivered the reading Beautiful Tree. Sandwiches crackers and cocoa were served to Mrs. Williams matron. All sang God Be With You We Meet Again before departing.
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First Baptist Church
Old Ladies Home
Ernest M. Holman
State urged to purchase all seed lobsters
The Governor and Council discussed continuing seed lobster purchases funded from the state contingent fund. Sea and Shore Fisheries Director Hora tio D. Cric urged an appropriation after wartime bans, noting fishermen’s support and the lobster industry employing thousands. Although the statute may be optional, officials and lobstermen argued the state is morally bound to buy seed lobsters to protect the industry.
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Horatio D. Cric
Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission
Crie
Robert J. Veacock
Lubec
Mar Pencork
Swift
Auxiliary Officers Visit for Annual Camp Inspection
The T. W. Hyde camp 8 of W auxiliary held its annual visitation with division president Mrs May Hallet of Oakland and division inspector Mrs Mary Reed of Bangor. Guests attended a chicken supper at the Colonial followed by ritual work and talks by officials including Mrs Edith Miller and Mrs Eva Lymont. Mrs Reed remained to inspect Frank H Dolloff auxiliary in Boothbay Harbor.
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T. W. Hyde Camp
May Hallet
Oakland
Mary Reed
Bangor
Colonial
Edith Miller
Auxiliary
Eva Lymont
Ila
Florence Robinson
Cora Freeman
Gertrude Stewart
I and I
Charles Berry
Brunswick
Sons of Veterans
Hallet
Chamber of Commerce Delinquent Members Hearings Set
Retiring Chamber of Commerce officers filed suit against 55 delinquent members. Hearing next Wednesday before Recorder Frank H. Turner. Lewiston attorney George S. McCarty represents 48 defendants, Charles M. Fitzgerald handles the suit. Pioneer movement started in Waltham Massachusetts with similar proceedings. Delinquents previously notified to pay before court action and judgment.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Charles M. Fitzgerald
George S. McCarty
Lewiston
Frank H. Turner
Waltham, Mass
Georgetown and Bath Area News Digest
Community notes from Georgetown and Bath recount a working league meeting at Mrs. Harold Brown's home, donations of nine library books by Mrs. F W Hinckley, and numerous visits, illnesses, and movements. The region reports graveside services for John Oliver Cromwell at Oak Cemetery, multiple Bath shoppers, and local families relocating or hosting guests.
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Harold Brown
F. W. Hinckley
Harriet Deering
Howard Cushing
Miss Hall of
Brunswick
Mr. Cushing
Arthur Buzzo
Nellie Drake Nagle
Pennsylvania
W. T. Boyd
Ethel Moore
Edward Clary
John Oliver Cromwell
Bath Hospital
Oak Cemetery
Stearns Scott
Clinton Cunningham
Bath
Harold Hunt
Ethel Bean
Portland
B. H. Woodside
T. M. Hagan
Will Mains
Arthur Rowe
W. C. Oliver
Gladys
George Oliver
Roger
Mro
Daniel Pettinger
Joseph Pedneck
Bowdoinham
Nancy Oliver
Willian Oliver
Ruby Moore
Dennis Moore
Southport
John Williams
Williams
W. C. Todd
Roscoe Todd
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Belle Heald
Dorothy Stuart
Harvey Heald
Hartley Harley
Kya Potter
Eugene Reynolds
Henry
George MacMahan
MacMahan Island
MacMahan
Howard
Clement
Winthrop
Charles
Horace
Winfield Cressy
Harry Stott
Bowdoin
Burnside A. Powers
Robinhood
George Cramp
Glen Carpenter
Versous
Dorothy
Irvin Campbell
Georgeramp
Verey
Leon Leonard
Irwin Lewis
Wiscasset
Irving Wright
Charles MacMahan
Everett
Boston
Cressy
Island
Rev
Newell Campbell
Everett Campbell
Florida
Annie Jones
Elizabeth MacMahan
Horace MaucMahan
Tyr. Stott
Perry Beals
Change in Mail Route to Small Point Ordered
The county area reacts to a postal decision changing the Jath to Small Point mail service. Postmaster H W Owen Jr states Oliver air carrier will depart Small Point at 6 38 am arriving Bath by 10 am and leave Bath at 2 48 pm returning to Small Point at 3 30 pm each night.
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Star Mail
Jath
Small Point
P.O. Department
Bath
H. W. Owen, Jr
Oliver
Mail and stamp counterfeits prompt hits and clerical transfers
Postal officials warn of a new and dangerous counterfeit blue 1919 war savings stamp with subtle defects. The issue prompts careful inspection by postmasters and staff to distinguish it from genuine stamps. In Boston, four clerks face transfer amid civil service dispute. Canada requires outside marking of periodicals from the United States.
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Westmaster Owen
W. Irving Glover
Glover
United States
Boston
National Federation of D Post Office
Washington
Civil Service
Civil Services
Baker
Department of Mails
Canada
Westminsters
Do Not Neglect Your Blood If It Is In Normal Condition
Do not neglect your blood in poor health. The ad claims that delaying treatment with a blood medicine called Toad's Sursaparilla leads to longer recovery and more problems such as boils pimples headaches and loss of appetite. It urges readers to try the remedy to regain normalcy.
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Fairbanks-Morse
Postmaster Department Urges Marked Parcel Posts for Fourth Class
Washington department receives many commendations for Philatelic Division service. Postmasters and public urged to mark parcel post packages with This package contains merchandise of fourth class and may be opened for inspection if necessary. Sender’s name required. Work predicts busy Christmas. emergency crews listed to meet demand.
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Washington
Court Tests Suit Fit in Lewiston Tailor Dispute
A Lewiston man faced a tailor suit bill suit. The defendant claimed the coat did not fit. Judge R W Crockett ordered the coat brought to court and tried on to assess the claim. The judge reserved decision, noting such tests could cut disputed tailor bills.
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Lewiston
R. W. Crockett
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