County teachers meet for annual convention here
Lincoln and Sagadahoc counties held their annual teachers convention at Morse High School in Bath despite heavy rain. 206 teachers attended with speeches by Prof. George Starr Lasher and Hon. Ernest W. Butterfield, plus sessions on English, history, bookkeeping, and education extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
Morse High School
Lincoln-Sagadahoc
Wiscasset
Arthur B. Scott
Morse
A. Evans
Roland H. Cobb
Bowdoin College
Cobb
R. J. Libby
Augusta
Maine Teacher's Retirement Association
Laura M. Bailey
Dresden
Constance Smart
Boothbay Harbor
I. E. Packard
Arthur W. Jellison
Ernest W. Butterfield
Concord
N. H
Agnes Fahey
Bath
J. W. Taylor
Prin
Carroll L. Young
Richmond
George Starr Lasher
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Eula Terrill
Kimball
Scott
New Hampshire
Lasher
Augustus O. Thomas
Maine
Arthur BR. Scott
Harold B. Clifford
Margaret J. Adams
John Carter
Woolwich
Ethel Redénnett
Russell S. Greenwood
Waldoboro
Loretta Parks
Margaret Mulligan
Trath
Margaret Adams
Clinton D. Wilson
Harvard
Reston
Wilson
Hearing on Bath state ferry rates scheduled
The Public Utilities Commission will hear the complaint of Duncan M. McIntosh and 140 Bath area residents against the Maine State Highway Commission. A hearing is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 30 at the State House offices to address proposed fare changes for horse and wagon, two-horse teams, and autos carrying farm produce, with special resident tickets requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan M. McIntosh
Woolwich
Maine State Highway Commission
Bath
Public Utilities Commission
State House
The
Utilities Commission
Arrowsie
Georgetown
Universalist Men Meet For Social Evening
The Universalist church Men’s League held its second season meeting in the church parlor last Wednesday from seven to nine. A social program featured general singing and instrumental music by Clarence E. Johnson on piano and H. T. Stevens on violin. Crullers cheese coffee and candy were served as a dutch treat. The group, including W. W. Hosmer Charles Maxwell and George Upson Scudder, planned a clam chowder supper for Wednesday December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League of the Universalist Church
Clarence E. Johnson
H. T. Stevens
W. W. Hosmer
Charles Maxwell
George Upson Scudder
League
American Merchant Marine plan backed by Shipping Board
Philip S. Telfer announces that nationwide hearings support an American Merchant Marine to bolster commerce and national safety. The report to Congress by Jan 1 1927 favors mixed ownership with government aid, and continued federal operation until private ownership is viable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philip S. Telfer
United States Shipping Board
Congress
Senate
Jones
Mr. Teiler
Shipping Board
U.S. Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
U.S
Middle West
Lake Territory
Lakes
Gulf and Lakes
Portland
Maine
Solar Lodge Celebrates 17th Past Masters Night
More than 200 Masons attended Solar Lodge No. 14 F and A M for a grand Past Masters Night in Sanford B. Nickersons term as master. A feast for 180 followed, then a Master Mason degree was conferred with honor to Walter Gudden. Notable guests included Maine Grand Master Rev. David L. Wilson and Grand Lecturer Samuel Furbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
Sanford B. Nickerson
Temple
Ladies of Genesta Chapter
O.E.S
Glidden
W.M
N. Gratz Jackson
S.W
Herbert L. Grinnell
J.W
Oscar F. Williams
W. Scott Shorey
Langdon T. Snipe
Sylvester H. Rowlhiund
Henry G. Shaw
Otise Nash
Nisse Durcy F Bridge
J.S
Walter 3. Gudden
M. N. Beerwort
Grand Masonic Lodge of
Maine
David L. Wilson
Samuel Furbish
Brunswick
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Bath
New Lodge
William King
King Tavern
Kennebec Bridge
Grand Lodge
R. V P. Dunlap
Solar
Turner McCarty
John H. Stantial
John R. Knowlton
Walter G. Webber
Oscar FV. Williams
William WH. Hartwell
George Kk. Litchfield
Fred W. Rideout
Bant fTanson
Albert A. Robinson
Seth T. Snipe
Howard
Johnson Langdon T. Snipe
Walter &. Glidden
Sanford [. Fogg
Henry BR. White
Sylvester H. Rowland
Victor H. Vpaquet
Arthur J. Smith
Rupert C. Cowles
Raymond LB. Welch
Arthur EB. Baum
William A. Staples
Harry J. Thompson
Friancis G. Cooke
Winter Street Woman's Auxiliary Meeting
The Winter Street Church auxiliary met Monday evening in the ladies room for sewing items for the Christmas sale. Hostesses were Mrs. BERR. Russell, Mrs. Jason A. Merrill, and Mrs. Sylvester H. Rowland. Refreshments were served. Next Monday will feature a poverty party with a small admittance fee to fund the November committee’s general fund goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
David Altazin
Jason A. Merrill
Sylvester H. Rowland
BK. J. Russell
Raymond Hayward
Edward Pomeroy
Geidtrice Black
Mae Congdou
Sarah Lermeud
Eskimo Addresses Baths Rotary at Noon Luncheon
Bath Rotary heard Charles Sewall of Wiscasset recount his Arctic trip with MacMillan. Eskimo crafts and life examples from Labrador to Greenland highlighted the talk, with Bead work and a two thimbed mitten among curios. Cards said the Loring family, returned to Balboa after an auto accident with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Labrador
Arctic Circle
MacMillan
L. L. Lowell
Woolwich
Leon Leighton, Jr
Lewiston-Auburn
Maurice BR. Riley
Augusta Club
Iarold E. Laws
Brunswick Club
Sewall
Bromfield
Arctic
Greenland
North Pole
Peary
Field Museum of Chicago
Bowdoin
Wiscasset
Olsen
United States Navy
Lothrop Loring
Miss Bloise
Balboa
Panama
Mrs Hersom and son plan weekend in Rochester New Hampshire
Mrs Richard Hersom and her son Red leave Wednesday for Rochester New Hampshire to visit Mr Hersom who works there. Mrs Hersom teaches at the South Street primary school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hersom
Annie Sturtevant
Cer Fer Street
Rochester
N. H
Herson
Hersom
South Street
Millay Brothers Guernsey Farm Showcases Superior Stock
The Bowdoinham farm of James H. Millay and his brother Horace, Rich mond on the Post road, yields one of Maine’s best Guernsey herds. A Bath market staple, the operation features a rebuilt barn with deep bull pens, three top bulls from New England lines, cows on test nearing 700 pounds butter fat, and calves and heifers expected to boost future production. The owners market cream, butter, produce, and poultry in Bath Gardiner and beyond, aiming to make the best better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New England
Maine
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Bath
Merrymeeting Bay Bridge
Sagadahve
James H. Millay
Millay
Bowdoinham
Hiorace
Lewiston Sun
Millay Brothers
Richmond
Post Road
Guernsey
Gardiner
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Maine Leads States
Arthur Allen
Graduate Optometrist Bath Trust Co. Bldg
Merchant Marine Board
Lodge
Solar Lodge ‘Masons
Winter Street Woman's Auxiliary Meeting
Charles S. Sewall
Sin
Mr. Sewall
Bowdoinham Farm
Johnson Bros Co
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