Y M C A Announces Women’s Gym Classes This Year
The Y M C A will run two women’s gym classes under Miss Elizabeth Deering in the city gym. Morning sessions Tuesday and Thursday 10 to 11, evening Thursday 7 20 to 9 05. Deering, a Morse High School alumna and Sargent School graduate, leads with a cost basis, offering a half season option and contact at 398 Washington Street or phone 980. Approximately 50 attended the Odd Fellows hall installation, with officers named for Queen Esther lodge and Evening Star lodge in Brunswick and Richmond guest notes.
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Y.M.C.A
Elizabeth Deering
Sargent School of Cambridge
Nass
Miss Deering
Morse High School
Morse
Sargent
Morse High
Peterboro
N. H
Washington Street
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lois Knight
Noble Grand
Lodge
Lois McKiever
Queen Esther Lodge
Roberta Parris
Elizabeth McCabe
Lena Shepard
Georgia Pierce
Eva Helah
Jennie Farrin
Lillian Rice
Nellie Lord
Eva Atwood
Carolyn Thompson
Annette Pinkham
Ethel Parks
Guardian
Leonard Munsey
Leeman
Evening Star Lodge of
Brunswick
Sarah Munsey
Mae Ward
Harriet Bunker
Margaret Peabody
Richmond
Rebekah
Installation Held by Queen Esther Lodge Officers
Officers of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge were installed for the ensuing year on Tuesday evening by Mrs. Nellie Leeman district deputy president of District No 10 Mrs Harriet Huggard deputy marshal and Mrs Leeman's
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Nellie Leeman
Winstone Funeral Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral for Albert Winstone was held Wednesday afternoon at two at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence on High Street. Rev. Ludger Melancon of St. Mary's conducted the services. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery.
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Albert Winstone
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Ludger Melancon
St. Mary's
Calvary Cemetery
Busy Sagada probate court ends with many wills and administrations
Sagada hoc probate court, Judge Glidden presiding, grants wills for Susie A Besaw and William Sprague of Bath and appoints executors without bond. It also hears probate petitions for Jotham Reed and Clara E Bickford, approves affidavits, grants administrations for multiple Bath or Topsham estates, accepts resignations, files agent appointments, bonds, bond reductions, inventories and accounts for numerous local estates from Bath and nearby towns.
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Sagadahoc
Glidden
Susie A Besaw
Bath
William E. Besaw
William L. Sprague
Arthur H. Sprague
Jotham Reed
Bridget Reed
Clara E. Bickford
Topsham
Alonzo T. Bickford
Susie A. Besaw
Edward W. Bridgham
Ralph O. Dale
George C. Lightbody
Clarence A. Lightbody
H. Frank Lancaster
Richmond
Mary A. Lancaster
Alonzo B. Cromwell
Woolwich
Amy B
Guy A. Cromwell
Henrietta S. Williams
New York City
Henry E. Houdlette
Herbert L. Grinnell
Benjamin Oliver
Susan T. Goodwin
George A. Hawkes
Carlton H. Curtis
Wilbur F. Browne
Alberta I. Temple
Bowdoinham
B. R. Temple
Lewis B. Swett
Martha B. Bridge
James Dwight Curtis
West Bath
Harvey J
Ann Mary Robinson N
Marion W. Moody
Fred L. White
Charles F. Hughes
John E. Hughes
Ann Eliza Rich
Harry J. Rich
Rachel White
John J. Keegan
Emma F. Jacobs
George H. Jacobs
Annette B. Pinkham
Eleanor D. Drake
J. Edward Drake
Charles J. Dain
Elizabeth D. Gibbons
Marion S. Dain
Hannah M. Shaughnessey
John C. Fitzgerald
Martha A. Campbell
Phippsburg
Ada C. Perry
First National Bank of Bath
Henry A. Magoun
John P. Carey, Jr
Elizabeth S. Merrill
Doris P Morris
Manter E. Decrow
Clara Sheldon Rollins
Eunice A. Sheldon
Cleora S. Rollins
Parker W. Sheldon
Ruth F. Coombs
Charles J. Cain
Nina B. Harrison
J. W. Randlette
James H. Gallagher
Bath National Bank
Alicia B. Crosby
Sidney E. Grover
Sylvia J. Boucher
Georgetown
Mary A. Russell
David L. Wilson
Gordon Berry
Lina G. Sewall
John Stewart
James C. Stewart
Morse High Loses Gaudet For Gardiner Clash
Morse High faces Gardiner at Kelley Field after losing five players including star back Wilfred Gaudet to eligibility. Coach Aldie Smith's squad showed promise against Westbrook, but Gaudet’s removal hurts the running attack as Gardiner, led by back Curtis and McDonald, is favored on paper. Morse hopes to rebound Saturday at 2:30 on even terms with Bath rivals as Westbrook momentum improves the Ship City club.
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Morse High
Gardiner High
Kelley Field
Wilfred Gaudet
Bath Boys
Westbrook
Aldie Smith
Gaudet
Morse
Gardiner
Ship City
Gardinerites
Greenblatt
Jenkins
Lemoine
Frank
Kelley
Fuller
Cheverus
Portland
Bath Lads
Orange
Black
Fighting Irish
Seventy Western cattle find welcome feed in Woolwich
Seventy head of Western cattle arrive from the drought stricken West and graze on 100 acres of intervale in Woolwich near the new trestle. The Federal government hired the pasture from Mr. F. W. Carlton, and the cattle were unloaded from three carloads at Yarmouth stock roads. Richard Farnham and William Musenden were weekend guests of Eben Haskell at West Point.
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Woolwich
F. W. Carlton
Carlton
Yarmouth Stock Roads
Maine Central Railroad
Richard Farnham
William Mussenden
Eben Haskell
West Point
Bowdoinham Community Notes and Meetings
Bowdoinham residents host and visit family members from Freeport and Portland while Bowdoinham groups prepare for October events. Electa Chapter OES inspection, a box social at the town hall, and booster night highlight a weekend of local activities plus Red Cross fundraising and relief needs for families facing winter hardship.
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Robert Webber
Freeport
Bert Webber
Sarah Small
Chris Landry
Charles Hackett
Emma Ferguson
Bowdoinham
Parent-Teacher Association
Augusta
Arthur Carr
Beverly
George Cutler
Ida Mackay
Kenneth MacDougal
Bowdoin College
Carroll Williams
Portland
Williams
Addie Williams
Helen Lamoreau
Boston
J. E. Brown
West Medford
Herbert Cornish
Pleasant Pond
George Partridge
Falmouth
Ruth Jones
Ezra Webber
Belmont
Mass
Elisha Webber
Electa Chapter
O.E.S
Town Hall
Miss Wilson
Lewiston
Charles Hatch
Karl Hatch
Hazel Cornish
Bridgton
Walter Reed
Camden
Malden
Mary Lilly
Bay Road
Charles Sylvester
Dr. Pratt
Richmond
William Raymond
Berlin
N. H
Emma Raymond
Miss Pearl Raymond
Ryan Blinn
Hall Blinn
Elmer Raymond
Raymond
Ernest Raymond
Merrymeeting Grange
Prudence Hamilton
Cleveland Curtis
Frank Webber
Old Orchard
Helen Graves
Mary Webber
Red Cross
P. C. Nealey
Nealey
National Red Cross
St Vainly Sought Aid Funds To Aid Families
Mrs Nealey has managed the annual distribution since 1918 and urges support to relieve suffering and keep children in school. Cross members may visit to review past records, as one child missed weeks of school last winter for lack of overshoes. Please send contributions immediately.
Bath Boys Home From West Coast Vacation Stop
Albert Redlon and Thomas Bates, Morse high and Maine university graduates, return to Bath for six weeks. Redlon works for American Tel. and Tel. in Los Angeles while Bates serves in the U. S. War Department on a San Pedro breakwater project. The pair, away six years, toured by car from the West Coast via the World's Fair. They plan several stops before returning home in about three weeks.
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Albert Redlon
Thomas Bates
Pacific Coast
Bath
Morse High School
University of Maine
Mr. Redson
Los Angeles
American Tel. & Tel. Co
Mr. Bates
United States War Department
San Pedro
Cal
Redlon
J. Albert Redlon
Lemont Street
Bates
The
State University
John L. Bates
Andrews Road
Mr. Redlon
Chicago
Self Help Reading Club Formed At Central Grammar
Eighth grade students of Division I, Grade VIII at Central Grammar school organized The Self Help Reading Club to boost reading and public speaking. Maurice Owen was elected president with David Rich as vice president Thelma Fogg as secretary and Miss Marion Jaques as teacher leader. A committee led by Emily Furber plans the Friday program.
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Central Grammar School
Maurice Owen
David Rich
Thelma Fogg
Marion Jaques
Emily Furber
William Rogers
Mary Darrah
Elwood Coffin
Thaxter Hill
Marjorie Achorn
Lester Young
Mrs Sewall Plans Winter in Redlands Cal via Panama
Mrs. Samuel S. Sewall, currently at Prout's Neck, visited Bath on Wednesday. The Sewalls will depart October 10 for Redlands, California, to spend the winter, traveling through the Panama Canal.
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Samuel S. Sewall
Prout’s Neck
Mrs. Sewall
Redlands
Cal
Panama Canal
Bowdoin Sagadahoc Grange Holds Regular Meeting
Bowdoin Center hosts the grange gathering with dancing after, plans for Topsham Fair exhibit discussed, and articles to be brought for the exhibit. The group notes upcoming election of officers on Oct 18 and a Nov 1 annual supper at Mrs. Grant Woods.
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Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Maine
Topsham Fair
Grange Hall
William R. Wood
Marshall Powers
Leonard Curtis
Charles Babb
Ernest Carr
Grant Woods
Robert McAfee
Lester Nelson
Brunswick
Edward Rideout
Richmond Corner
Leonard
Harold Curtis
N. E. Curtis
June Smith
Mary McAfee
Newcastle
Morse High Burglarized Again At Night
Morse High School was entered at night over the weekend the second time in a year, with no major thefts reported except a few candy bars. Central Grammar School also suffered a weekend break in, with no obvious items taken. The intruder targeted the principal's office, breaking the heavy plate glass in the ticket office adjacent to it.
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Morse High School
Central Grammar School
Robbery at Royal Oak Home Stuns Family
Mrs. Virginia Hopkirk and her son woke to find a thief inside their Royal Oak Michigan home. The burglar entered the cellar, knocked crates over, damaged a furnace pipe and caused smoke. Neighbors and police searched but did not find the culprit, all while keeping the Hopkirk dog asleep.
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Virginia Hopkirk
Royal Oak
Mich
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