Richmond High School Education Week Program Highlighted
A Saturday afternoon program at Richmond High School showcased student works and performances. Highlights included orchestra pieces, papers on education, a vocal solo, and remarks by Ruth Curran and Mildred Beedle while families and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mungwester
Ruth Curran
Prin
Frank E. Chamberlain
Olive King
F. Preble
M. Blair
M. Beedle
VY. James
M. O'Neil
Taper
Mildred Beedle
Dwight L. Moody Beale
Bowdoin Baseball Plans Fifteen-Game Spring Schedule
Bowdoin athletic officials announced a tentative fifteen game schedule for the upcoming season. The slate features early meetings with the Big Three including Princeton, Columbia, and Fordham, plus aHarvard trip in late April and a Yale opener in May. Commensurate Bates and Colby dates are on the docket with possible commencement games at both colleges. Also on tap may be Maine and Tufts clashes along with a June open date. Mr and Mrs George Pembroke of New York visit Bath relatives, a noted former tire polo rusher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Princeton
Harvard
New England
Yale
Dbates
Bowdoin and
Bates
Bowdoin-Bates
Columbia
Fordham
West Point
Amherst
Amherst Aggies
Maine
Brunswick
Colby
George Pembroke
New York
Bath
Pembroke
Community supper and village notes from Georgetown
The Georgetown community supper at First Baptist vestry raised nearly 60 dollars. Attendants enjoyed vegetable stew and assorted desserts while a program of songs readings and solos followed. Various residents attended events, visits, and travels in Robinhood and Bath areas, with local gatherings including whist, school closure, and plans for a Christmas sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Vestry
Bonnie
Joe
Alfred Rowe
Clinton McFadden
Bath
Morse
Robinhood
F. H. Reyher
Ethel Bean
B. N. Toothaker
Portland
Nancy Russell
Herman Spinney
Eleanor Campbell
Bay Point
Ralph Spinney
William Harford
Benton
John Hunt
West Georgetown
Arthur Todd
Lisbon
Jennie Todd
Samuel Mereen
Eda
Marrtown
Harold Brown
Walter Newdick
William Todd
Joseph Higgins
Georgia Walker
B. H. Woodside
George Morse
Col. Morse
Charlestown
Mass
Ferdinand Reyher
L. Hinckley
Ruth
Marjorie
George Smith
Wiscasset
Alton Berry
Boston
Leonard Flint
Marguerite
Edith
Madge Peterson
John Cummings
Henry Albers
Andover
A. E. Buzzo
J. EB. Oliver
W. C. Todd
Andrew Rowe
Waterville
Working League
H. J. Brown
Frank Oliver
Wpopham
George
Howard Heald
Brookline
Belle Heald
Fred Files
Fred Andrews
Kennebec Point
Frank Heald
Charles Campbell
Everett Campbell
Henry G. Milliken
Frank Hollis
Alice Johnson
J. H. Woodside
Center
Maxine
Wool- Wich
George BF. Oliver
John Thibodeau
Maynard
Gaston Lachaise
Mr. Lachaise
New York
Appointment of pulpit committee at First Baptist church
At a special parish meeting three members were elected to cooperate with three church members to form a pulpit committee to fill the vacancy left by Rev John Swetnam. The parish group includes Deacon Alfred R Pratt as chair and others. the church group lists Ada Larrabee Henry O McCabe and Leonard Eaton. A music committee was also formed chaired by Herbert K Worrey with members Freeman Crosby and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
John A. Swetnam
Alfred R. Pratt
al Po Stuart
W. B. Blanchard
Ada Larrabee
Henry O. McCabe
Leonard Eaton
Thanksgiving Day Guests Visit in Brunswick and Miami
West Bath notes Thanksgiving guests from Fos ters Point and Stackpole visiting Mildred Strout in Brunswick. Cards from Walter and Mildred Larrabee show their southward trip to Jackson ville Miami to visit Mrs Adams and Missy Adams in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Williams
Fosters Point
Elos
Stackpole
Neice
Mildred Strout
Brunswick
Walter Larrabee
Florida
Jacksonile
Lynach
Miami
New England Crops End Season Strong Across States
New England corn yields exceed last year by about 12 percent with acreage up 3 to 10 percent and sweet corn for canning doing well. Oats rise nearly 20 percent, hay ample though US hay slightly short. potatoes, apples and cranberries show varied results across Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut with prices and plantings influenced by frost and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Connecticut
Vermont
Massachusetts
United States
Illinois
Maine
Connecticut Valley
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Northwest
Shipping Ballots for Next Election Under Way
Ballots for the special election on daylight saving and milk grading are being shipped from the Secretary of State Frank W. Ball's office. 11 of 16 counties have received ballots, with more than three-quarters packed and shipment to finish by Nov. 28. 650,280 regular ballots and 0 absent voter ballots are planned. Polls open between six and ten in the morning and close at six in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Ball
Class of 25 Assemble for Meeting at Assembly Hall
The class of 1925 holds an important business meeting in Aloise high assembly hall Friday evening November 27. Many from out of town will attend during Thanksgiving break. The social echoes last year’s senior party with faculty as guests. A short program and refreshments follow. Committee members listed include George Upson Scudder Edwin Spaulding Lloyd Hooker Harry Pinson Philip Stackpole Pauline MacDonald. All class of 1925 members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart B. Purves
St. Mark's
Augusta
St. Mathews Church
Spruce Street
Percy Farmer
Portland
Richmond
Bowdeinham
Robert Dickerman
Cambridge
Roscoe Marshall
U. S. Army
BE. N. Marshall
Alexander Road
Abbie Call
Boston
Ralph Cheney
Blinn’s Hill
Methodist Church
J. C. Wilson
Waterville
George Wilson
North Front Street
Eva McDonald
Dresden Mills
Vanessa Beedle
Benjamin Spaulding
Mélrose
Mass
Bert Shepard
Bath
Melvin Leavitt
KE. H. Pert and Son
Everett
Leon Dunkley
River Road
Frederick B. Peabody
Dexter
Clara N. Crossland
Rebekah Assembly of
Maine
Frank A. Beedle
Pauline Gordon
Lisbon
Mt. Carmel
Eastern Star
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Percy Baker
West Forks
Frank Preble
M. Preble
Freeman Wood
George L. Tarr
George A. Clouston
Toston
Batpr Pyte
Dorchester
Ruel Witham
Connecticut
Ridge Road
Alfred Hinchliffe
Keighley
England
Harold Hinchliffe
Front Street
Cedric
H. ©. Harford
Gardiner
Charles Webber
George Bailey
Roger Lapham
Pittston
Sanford Wottle
Alna
E. H. Powers
Beatrice Allen
A. L B. Kelley
Bowdoinham
Etta Hutchings
David Cate
Dresden
Don Cate
H. M. Moore
Charles Watson
Birmingham
Ala
Harriette N. Fenderson
Farmington
G. C. Mariner
Flora Shepard
Freda Mariner
Mildred Beedle
Ruth Durand
Clarence Lang
Harold Harford
Ossipee
N.hs
Aloise High Assembly Hall
George Upson Scudder
Edwin Spaulding
Lloyd Hooker
Harry Pinson
Philip Stackpole
Pauline MacDonald
Morse
Winter Street Men's Club hears on Syria race and battles
At the Winter Street Church Men's Club meeting Friday night David Alkazin public school manual training instructor will discuss Syria race and customs with emphasis on the fight between the Druses and the French Alkazin a Lebanese native and American citizen by adoption is expected to engage members and friends. The Yankee airmen leave Moscow for France as the rainy season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
David Alkazin
Syria
Alkazin
Lebanon
Five Islands Grange Elects Officers and Social News
Election of officers held at the grange with J. G. Stevens as Master and Eleanor Campbell as Lecturer. A post meeting oyster stew, fudge, and refreshments followed. Local residents, travels, visits, and upcoming events are noted, including births, sales, and visits to Bath, Portland, and Bermuda plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
the Grange
J. G. Stevens
W. L. Berry
Eleanor Campbell
Charlie Davis
Eddie Delano
Armanda Blaisdell
M. BB. MacMahan
L. H. Rowe
John TD. Williams
Ceres
Villa E. Stevens
Pomona
Geneva
D. Rowe
Flora
Belle Stevens
Addie Amazeen
Leonard
Ferris Leonard
J. T. MacMahan
Farewell Reception for Rev C M Fogg in Freeport
Rev C M Fogg and Mrs Clarence Fogg of Freeport were hosted at a farewell reception as they depart for Valley Falls S J where he will serve the Baptist church. He preached the farewell sermon November 15 and leaves Bath five years ago after boosting church missions and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Fogg
Freeport
Vailey Falls
S. J
Fogg
Baptist Church
Providence
Bath
Bowdeinham Baptist Association
Maine Baptist Ministers Association
Bowdeinham Association
Foggy
O. Els
Colby College
Newton Theological Institution
Cherryfield
Strong Men’s Bible Chiss
Corliss Street Baptists Church of
Bathman's Coach Damaged In Collision Near New Gloucester
Charles I Sidelinger owned a new Buick driven by Mehner McFarland collided with a Reo truck on the Gray road near New Gloucester Sunday. The Buick radiator shattered glass and front damage. Sidelinger suffered cuts, and truck driver LaForest Mstes was hospitalized with a broken collar bone and bruises. Emerson Fox 14 lost his right hand in a hunting accident when a shotgun discharged while he climbed a wire fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Sidelinger
Mehner McFarland
Reo
Gray Road
New Gloucester
Sidelinger
LaForest Mstes
Maine
Alais
Emerson Fox
Carpenters Hall Highlighted For Sesquicentennial Exposition
Philadelphia plans feature Carpenters Hall as a centerpiece of the Sesquicentennial Exposition. The dramatized reenactment of the First Continental Congress on Sept 5 1775 will be staged there. Notable figures include Washington Adams Jefferson Hancock and Richard Henry Lee.
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Philadelphia
Carpenters’ Hall
Chestnut Street
Third
Fourth
First Continental Congress
Congress
City Tavern
Second Street
Walnut
Pennsylvania State House
Continental Congress
America
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Warricck Henry
John Hancock
Peyton Randolph
Richard Henry Lee
Carpenters’ Company
Nurses Home Kitchen Shower at Bath City Hospital
The Bath City hospital trustees and the Daughters of Hygeia hosted a kitchen shower for the nurses home. The event showcased a well equipped kitchen with many new articles. Ten nurses attended and two played selections on the newly presented piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City Hospital
Daughters of Hygeia
Cass
NYC opens with over one million in public schools
For the first time in history New York City reports over 1,000,000 children attending public schools on opening day signaling a new enrollment record and sustained school access across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Maine Holiday Date
Governor Brewster issues Thanksgiving Day proclamation for Maine to be observed on Thursday November 20 1925. He urges reflection on providence gratitude across faiths and homes and calls for displays of national colors to renew allegiance to the Constitution and flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Commonwealth
New England
Atlantic
Illand
Maine
New Brunswick Grants Free Textbooks Through Grade 5
Textbooks are supplied free to pupils in New Brunswick public schools up to grade 5 in graded schools and standard 8 in ungraded schools. The books are given outright to children, not merely loaned, as in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
United States
State high school athletics bodies formed in 89 states
State high school athletics organizations exist in 89 states with a commissioner in four states. In Ohio the commissioner draws a $5,000 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
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John Parker
Bangor
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Victor R. E. Carey
Harold N. Libby
Jesse L. Tarr
Harold Richardson
Earl B. Preble
Roy Dickenson
Owen McGarty
Don O. Cate
Clarence Peacock
Roy Gilpatrick
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
B. L. White
Leslie F. Roberts
W. N. Price
Raymond Libby
Harry L. Tarr
Frank Tracy
Jefferson
Town
Freeman Veareau
Durand Shoe Co
Glen Lamoreau
Gerald Grondin
Louise McCauslin
Litchfield
Carl Bolton
Raymond
Libby
Gibbs’ Camp
Merrymeeting Bay
William Dingley
Mabel Lancaster
Auburn
W. B. Douglass
Harry Curran
School Street
Everett Gipson
Hallowell
George Kimball
A. N. Messenger
Charles W. Messenger
Main Street
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
Roy Varney
Portsmouth
N. H
Oscar Holt
B.C. Humphrey
Henry Reed
Edith Edgecomb
Jean Edgecomb
Waltham
F., Maysonholder
Reddington
Calif
Rh. U
California
Roger Pierce
Curtis
Anne
George Pierce
Harry Murry
Fairfield
Byron Ludwig
Lewis Leon
Christian Science Rooms
Bert Stinson
Amesbury
Stinson
Henry Peterson
N.C
L. F
Atwood
L. F. Medicine Co
Georgetown
West Bath
New England Crop Reporting Service
Assembly Hall
Winter Street Men's Club
Moscow
France
Mee
T. W. Blaisdell
Wortland
Ida Oliver
Lloyd Winkham
Bath, Lakes
Charles Moore
Almon Marr
Charles Davis
Henry Rowe
Gertrude Leonard
Five Islands
Georgetown Center
George Gray
Lester Lewis
Fred Pratt
Iva Cromwell
Kimball
Millard Oliver
Vernon Gray
Farber Davis
Fred Carr
Mrs. Carr
Hartley Harley
Elson Field
J. M. Stevens
A. Hanna
A. KE. Warford
Ambrose Thibodeau
Webster Harley
Damariscotta
Alton Reed
Woolwich
F. J. Rittall
Horace Rittall
T. BE. Cromwell
Misses
Alice Cromwell
The
Dawes
Kuppenheimer
the House of Kuppenheimer
Venice
John J. Desmond
Rev. C. M. Fogg
Bathman
First Congress
Concord
Bunker Hill
Netion
John Wanamaker
State House
Independence Hall
Pine Tree
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Ma
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