Bailey School Announces Free Winter Evening Courses
The Bailey School of Industries will begin winter sessions next Monday with 7:15 to 9:15 p.m. classes in mechanics algebra shop arithmetic drawing Pitman Gregg stenography typewriting bookkeeping domestic science and manual training. No tuition this winter and enrollment open to new and returning students with various combinations offered.
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Bailey School of Industries
G. G. Holbrook
R. W. Bragg
Bragg
S. R. Parks
F. W. Armes
Pitman
F. N. Chase
Gregg
E. F
Bailey
Local Jottings From Port Town Across a Busy Week
Busy week notes ferried cars by the Hockomock tallying 4721 through Wednesday night. A schooner arrival expected for repairs. Abenaki towed by Seguin. Weetabee carried 1000 pounds of dried pollock. Local dances, church clubs, and Veterans meetings resume after breaks. Shipping moves include Jacob M. Haskell under tow for repairs and the Lewis H Goward ready for sea. City officials deal with tramps. H W Nye visits from Fort Worth with Civil War ties. Weather notes show 0.69 inches rain in September, 90s heat, 32 frost. Fleet changes seen with Governor Dingley and Calvin Austin alternating on routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin
Weetabee
the Universalist Church
Kateen
Col. E. C. Plummer
Bath Trust Company
Jacob M. Haskell
Neponset
Deering Yard
Lewis H. Goward
City Landing
Fourmaster
Center St
Ninetta M. Porcella
Paris Bros
Blaisdell
A. E. Trott
West Woolwich
Winter Street Church
Wesley Church
Maxwell and
Palmer Sts
Albert H. Wills
Phippsburg
New York
Ransom B. Fuller
U. S
Morse
Rockland
Colin C. Baker
Stockton
George Hathorn
Woolwich Place
Beacon and
Dummer Sts
Bath notes boat arrivals and local events in a busy week
Weehatamoe arrived up Wednesday. The City of Bangor delayed by mist. A Bath hunter shot nine black ducks. The schooner Charles Davenport returned to Norfolk due to windlass damage. Boston plans a 3.5 million hotel of 790 rooms on the Boston Theatre site. Section E of Sewall Oak Grove Cemetery is graded with about 100 new lots. Local bowling and social events are noted, along with a tramps camp raid and a gold watch presentation for Mrs Samp son. The Portland Knights of Columbus prepare for the October fourth degree and convention in Portland with open houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Bacon
Bath
Thurlow Pinkham
Hockomock
Bath Men
al Ridley
Wesley Church
G. A. Cahill
Middle St
Charles Davenport
Norfolk
Bangor
Frank M. Hebblethwaite
Mikelsky’s
Boston
Boston Theatre
Sewall
Oak Grove Cemetery
Colin C. Baker
Reed's Wharf
South End
Summer St
Jesse Savage
Iron Works
E. M. Fuller
Jesse
William D. Mussenden
Alton
Marshal Pattee
Brook
Hobo
Tramp
Portland Daily Advertiser
Pejepscot
Swett
Newport
R. I
Nova Scotia
Philadelphia
Cape Cod Canal
Salmon River
Portland
Knights of Columbus
Tor-Tre-Big
Maine
New Hampshire
Maine nurses push bill for state nursing registry
The Maine Nurses Association in Lewiston on Wednesday drafted a bill for state registration of nurses. Plants from gardens are being transplanted into home flower pots for winter. A lighter load of plank at the lower deck of the M C R R yard was unloaded onto cars for shipment Thursday.
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Maine Nurses Association
Lewiston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ces
E. J. White
Pattee
Stony Catch
Marshall Pattee
Brunswick
H. W. Nye
Fort Worth
Texas
Mr. Nye
Fairfield
19Th
Detroit
Co-operative Observers
Office
The
State Water Commission
Governor Dingley
John McKay
Bucky Arrer
William Condon
Bruce St
Arthur MacCullom
Curley
Fred E. Whitmore
Edward Vaughn
Parent-Teacher Association of
James Lockery
Washington St
United States
Europe
Asia
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Hague
Weehatamoe
Genesta Chapter
Eureka
Thompson Bros
Wooltex
Conley’s Specialty Store
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