Wedding Day Simple Union in Medford Hillside Home
Mrs. William Werington Carr announces the marriage of her daughter Frances Carr to Merrill Spencer in Medford Hillside on November 15 at the bride’s grandmother’s home. Officiant Rev. Henry B. Hedge. After a quiet ceremony the couple will reside in Worcester, Mass. with a reception planned after December. Frances earned Wheaton College honors and Merrill, a Middlebury and Michigan Law School graduate, is a junior partner at Smith Gage & Dresser in Worcester.
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William Werington Carr
Frances Carr
Merrill Spencer
Stephen W. Carr
Edison Avenue
Medford Hillside
Henry BE. Hedge
Everett
June
Worcester
Mass
Wheaton College
Middlebury College
University of Michigan Law School
Smith, Gage & Dresser
Boudeinhant
K.of PL
Marid
Ralph Challoner
Roeland
Geral Dew Eikers
Art George Purinton
Pest
Vernon Lanwell
TVG
Raymond Blodgett
Nic Ear
Chester Jack
Lady Challoner
Helen Gould
Kate Septon
Angie Reed
Susan Taperloy
Vera Ackley
Hessel
George V
Purinten
Randolph Dearbern
Relaad Small
Hey Ezra Stigging
Raymond Blodgete
General Boomer Oo
Chester Sack
Guy Motcriffin
Vergo Lowell Vlora Loomer
Felons Crethel Sirdie Sweethbone
Nigie Heer Lucretia Spriggins
Veva Ackles
Albra Small
Bowdoin
Fo OM
Adan
Norman
Urcix
John Watseth
Linwood Skelton
Marshall Merrinan
M. Fowle
Parinten
Fred Mulligan
Emily Rideout
F. R. Jack
Small
Variana Denhan
Ira Frost Hiax
Gardiner
Karl Patel
Dee. S
Mosher
Bowdoinham in 1888 and the season outlook
The piece chronicles Bowdoinham in 1888 with notes on weather affecting plans, local activities, and people linked to seasonal work. It mentions residents, connections to nearby townships, and anticipated gatherings, reflecting a small community record of daily life and prospects for continuing engagements.
Georgetown School Improvement League Event Draws Praise
The Georgetown Center School program Wednesday evening pleased attendees as the School Improvement League credited teachers and pupils for a successful show. Nearly nineteen dollars was raised with a home made camry sold during the evening as part of the festivities.
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School Improvement League
Georgetown Center
Eva Potter Kee
Ecenge
Willard @iliver
Vegan
Maynard Thutenleau
Song
Snanita
Peg
Fela Mareen
Kferedeimn
Elizabeth Dus
Thuraleau
Bath Woolwich Ferry Service Restored After Petition
The Public Utilities Commission granted a late Saturday night ferry service for Bath and Woolwich residents after December 1. State Highway Commission endorsed the plan, with amendments to the operating schedule for one round trip nightly at 6:15 p.m. return and 10:05 p.m. departure. The extended service becomes effective this week and details include the amended timetable and conditions for future orders.
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Woolwich
Bath and
Public Utilities Commixsion
Leavsz Usarle
Sabie Woteen
Pesotsis
Lin Dent
Sagedateoc
Berry Culture Talk At Rotary Club Luncheon
H A Swanton of Westport spoke at Bath Rotary about berry culture in Maine. He described starting berry farming at Chester Metulin place, Westport, noting sales growth from raspberries to a ready market and the potential for regional berry farming expansion. The talk urged development of berry farms and cooperative local investment to boost revenue.
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Rotary Club
Maine
H. A. Swanton
Westport
Vaeskis
Bath
Mr. Swanton
Gardiner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Petemi
Depre-Ien
Sears
Chester
Sweattesu
Biaehberrie
Ereperdy
Portland
Benton
Teeeling
Nilatttes
Rupert TL
Basyite
Arthur Sb. Stearn
Orphans of the Storm: Griffiths Epic at Columbia Theater
The article previews United Artists release Orphans of the Storm by D W Griffith arriving at the Columbia for three days starting Thanksgiving day. It notes twelve months to prepare, eighteen months of filming, and extensive Paris and Bel-Air set work with Lillian and Dorothy Gish in a first pairing since Hearts of the World. details grand scale props, studios at Mamaroneck, and a lavish production artistry.
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1 W. Griffith
United Artist Corporation
Columbia Theatre
Griffith
France
Lillian
Dorothy Gish
Joseph Schildkraut
Mr. Griffith
America
Union Square Theatre
Kate Claxton
United States
Adolphere Bowers
Phillips
Versailles
Lafayette
Dancing Party by Cosmo Club
A bustling Thanksgiving week event at Bath featured the Cosmopolitan Club party held Tuesday night. Bath youths attended in large numbers, with Bowdoin students notably present. Avery's five piece orchestra provided captivating music. Hall decor included yellow and white chrysanthemums and yellow streamers. Patronesses were Mrs. Mable Leathard, Mrs. John E. Burkhardt, and Mrs. Ralph W. Brage. Tickets were run by Miss Mildred Nichols with assistance from Mrs. Edwina Mayers. check room oversight was by Miss Mechel Votman. Committee organizers Miss Martha Darker, Miss Madelyn Davis, and Miss Dorothy Jewett contributed to the success.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Bath
Bowdoin
Vath
Myrnin Avery
Mable Leathard
John E. Burkhardt
Ralph W. Brage
Mildred Nichols
Edwina Mayers
Mechel Votman
Martha Darker
Madelyn Davis
Toorothy Jewett
Wesley Ladies entertain with charity vestry program
Wesley Ladies held a Tuesday night vestry program to benefit the furnace fund. The event featured a mix of vocal solos by Robert S. Arden and others, a duet by Cam Ses Brooks, readings by Frances Grinun and Mrs. Edgar A. Farrar, violin by Otis N.EL Card, and a sketch titled "Sar gies operation" with Dr Donald Preble. Immigration note states 42 percent of arrivals are weaving and children among new immigrants.
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EL Ripley
Snd
William Baker
Donald Preble
Herold Armes
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Party For Furnace Fund
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