Fourteen members of the Squaw club meet in Freeport celebration
A Squaw club party of fourteen with three braves drove to Moseley's in Freeport on Friday for the club’s first anniversary. They enjoyed a grand chicken dinner, bridge, and Vietrola selections, then returned home around ten after one of the club’s most enjoyable gatherings. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Harry Webber.
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Squaw Club
Moseley’s
Freeport
Maine
Harry
Webber
Fred L. Parks
New York
Charles Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Tencheon
Winter
Almon R. Perry
Harry B. Williams
Joseph McCutcheon
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Eureka
Cal
Malcolm
Bath
California
Winneganee
Pepper Studio
Edgar Williams
Winnegance
J. A. Winslow & Son
Tie
Mystery Club
Omar Perry
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Eva Wallace
Belle Hunt
High Street
Charles FE. Hewitt, Jr
Bath Tron Works
Topsham
Harold Small
Zina M. Faton
Bald Head
Charles Morse
Kennebec
Harry C. Webber. Olney
Perry
Walter Morse
Rumford
Sherman L. Morse
Morse
Whippsburgh
Fred. A. Oliver
Campbell
John G. Morse & Sons
Ah Steil
Westport
Jewett
Chancellor Day Sends Greeting to Old Wesley Church Society
The Wesley M. E. church in Bath held a record roll call with 157 at supper and 101 responding to the roll plus one probationer. Letters from Bishop Hughes and others were read, highlighting a centenary greeting and a plea to strengthen Wesley as a spiritual power.
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Wesley M. E
Church Aid
Wesley
Gordon, Daley
H. FE. Thompson
Earl Lermond
E. 8. Stackpole
West Lath
Charles E. Brooks
William 8S. Jones
Bath
Maine
Read Nichols
Stackpole
Sarah Black
Washington, D. C
Harlan Bell
George A. Cahill, Jr
University of Maine
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Old Wesley Church
Mr. Hall
Hall
Uniformed Rank Phoenicians Gather in Bath County
Forty five Bath County WURK PL members gathered at New Ivon house for a Wednesday night meeting with delegates from Fleur de Lys Boothbay Harbor Lisbon Falls Damon Lewiston. Staff officers Col Will A. Gilman Lieut Col Thomas H. Wood and Col Charles J. Marr gave addresses and company representatives spoke. The session aimed to boost membership during the cold months.
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Bath Co
Wurk. PL
New Ivon House
Fleur-de-Lys
Spanking Over Telephone Leads To Billing Dispute
A Bloonfield Iowa woman spanked her unruly son after he disrupted a long distance call from a local telephone booth. She then finished the call and demanded overtime charges be deducted for the punishment, according to The Northwestern Bell.
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Northwestern
Sand Used in Glass Baffles U.S. Experts
Experts from the geological surveys report nearly 2000 tons of sand used annually in the United States to make glass. They say plain sand forms 60 to 75 percent of glass composition, so eyes are filled with sand whether looking through spectacles or from an office window.
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Uxted
Ring sized receiving set and microscope visible device
A comment notes a finger ring sized receiving set and mentions an American idea that becomes visible only under a microscope, as reported in The Passing Show from London.
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London
Funeral of George W. Pye Held at Small Point
The body of George W. Pye, who died at Soldiers' Home Tegas, was brought to Bath and buried in Mercen cemetery Ashdale. Born in Lixcomb 84 years ago, he lived in Chippsburg, served in Co. D 21 Me Inf from 1862 to 1863, and left eight children. The notice lists family and local moves, including neighbors and local businesses, with details on the Basin and Center areas.
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George W. Psé
Tegas
Bath
Small Point
Hey
Ernest M. Holman
Elizah Morse
Martin Wyman
James Thompson
William Morse
Haurial
Mercen
Ashdale
Mr. Pye
Lixcomb
Chippsburg
Co. D
Augusta
Whippsburg
Wever
Charles
Edgar
Myrtle
John Dye
George Pye
Hickory N. C
Katherine Chapman
East Corinth
George Lowell
Leverly
Mass
Hiram BB. Wyman
Cattell
Camden
N. J
Thurlow Wilkinson
East Sullivan
Essie Marr
Winneganee
Maria Harris
Basin
The
Cummings Feldspar Co
Path
Baxin Quarries Co
Scew
George Thistle
Charles Thistle
Mesers Perry, Marston and Partridge
Basin Quarries Co
Portland
George (. Pease
George Davis
Butler
Tom Meadows
Casto Tay
Popham Beach Improvement Club Funds Sidewalk Projects
The Improvement Club finished a sidewalk from the east office to Capt. James E L Perkins house and plans winter entertainments to raise funds. Hotel Riverside buys a saw mill with setup by William Kelley and Robert Small. Popham Leach Grocers Co and L. J. Olivers store close. A supper and dance at Society hall supports sidewalk work with Ho T Stevens and Mrs Mc Nulty as musicians.
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Improvement Club
Est
James EL Perkins
Hotel Riverside
William Kelley
Robert Small
Bath
Popham Leach Grocers Co
L. J. Oliver
Hathway
Improvement Cab
Society Hall
Ho T. Stevens
Mrs. McNulty
J. Etliot
J. Brown
Portland
Riverside
City Hospital Seeks Funds For Campaign And Matching Gift
The Finance committee of the City Hospital seeks £5400 by December 1 to leverage a matching gift from William D. Sewall. The drive, led by Senator Rupert Baxter Alderman Oliver Maose and Rodney Boss, urges timely donations to support hospital funds. Lulu M. Banery of Bath Trest Co. serves as treasurer for the campaign.
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City Hospital
Finance Couamiitee
Times
Sam Befiene
William Ds Sewall
Association
Semater Rupert TL Baxter
Alderaan Oliver Maose
Rodney FL
Hyde W. Co
Theas
Lulu M. Banery
Bath Trest Co
Imptination
Timber Found for School Board Head
In Dlinels paper the headline notes the timber discovery related to the school board chair position and a transcript from Best Ten is referenced as context.
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Dlinels
Besten
Chicken Dinner Aids Beacon Street Church Repairs
A chicken supper plus a charity concert raised about 21 100 to fund painting and repairs for Beacon Street Methodist Church parsonage and barn. Rev G. Rogers led the evening of music and readings, with Mrs Parker Worres and the Ladies Aid in charge of the kitchen and volunteers serving.
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Beacon Street Methodist Church
G. Rogers
Rogers
Parker Worres
Ladies Aid
Fred B Teeling
Lawrentce McFarland
Myrtle Shepard
Dorothy Crooker
Violet Lum
den Mariem
Alice Bowie
Deoreths Hoggans
Leonie Niver
Myrtle Latz
Am Orchestra
Harry Beals
Plamo
Herbert Nenglas
Harold Saffurl
Thelena Kiehvielins
Iva Hagan
William J. Craft
Charles J. Dosim
Charles H. Chive
Eugene Melirath
Walker E. Worres
Milton HL Deagher
William J. Crafts
George Petry
Morse High Orchestra Rehearsals Begin under Margaret Adams
Morse High begins orchestra rehearsals led by Margaret Adams of Junior High. Student names span sections from strings to winds, with many pupils and staff listed, reflecting an active school music program and associated male students in leadership roles.
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Morse High
Miex
Margaret Adams
Auusir Amd
Wmchestra Amemythine
Deorethy Sheldom
George McFadden
Louise White
Harold Safon
Knoth Green
Rose Weinblot
Viedine
Amma Arik
Helen Harvey
Thelons Kirk
Tiferd Kreased
Wilber Hagan
Ormetes
George Fiel
Iva Hacem Yelle
Sehowd
Sap
L. Sosith
Sarigas
Warrem Deiver
James Indyard
Vier
Sepbvanere
Cewrgr Field
Evelyn Moses
Ious Trett
Stamley Birkle
Ares
Univesity of
Maine
Janie Hieh Ag
Colby
Ioanree Wright
Helena Meares
Carellc
Kamdelph
Evelyn Mier
Mewar
Doeketsevwrge
Mewes
Mare
Bryan & Serastfem
Edwerd True
Iy Keostom- Margaren
Pearls Alive claim upends mineral theory in exotic cure tale
In a sensational report a Argentinian inventor Senor Harsanti proclaims pearls are animated organic beings. He describes an electro chemical treatment to revive dead oriental pearls and remove diseases by cleansing and reanimating their inner layers.
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Lespatra
Egypt
Caesar
Anthonys
Octavian
Senor Amnaldo Harsanté
Semer Harsanti
Senor Farsamti
Senor Tarsanti
Varxanti
Invention Promises Pearl Treatment Using Electric Apparatus
The inventor describes an electric method to treat a pearl, adjusting stimulus to resistance. After an initial two hour cure leaving a velvety tooth, the pearl is purified in a bath to remove irritation, then rested eight hours and treated through graded chemical containers. A final light electro chemical message completes the cure in two to three days.
Legion preps home for winter renovations
Members of Roland H. Smith post A. J. are renovating the former Dillion home at Washington and Oak streets bought from William Cornish. They plan to occupy it in fall and winter, removing partitions to reveal a 19 by 31 foot main room with two old fashioned fireplaces, installing electric lights, painting walls buff and woodwork cream, razing an ell to add a kitchen, and aim to hold their regular meeting there next Wednesday night.
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Roland H. Smith Post
A. J
Dillion
Washington Aml Qak
William Cornish
Maine Press Association selects Nichols as president
Frank F B Nichols publisher of The Bath Daily Times was elected president at the Maine Press Association annual meeting in Augusta. He succeeds Charles H. Fogg of Houston. Roland T. Patten, business manager of the Independent Reporter at Skowhegan, was reelected secretary treasurer.
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Frank FB. Nichols
Bath Daily Times
Augusta
Maine Press Association
Charles H. Fogg
Houston
Roland T. Patten
Independent Reporter
Skewhegan
London device tests tobacco taste and smoke
A wall mounted apparatus in London tests tobacco quality for bite and heat. A pipe is loaded, inserted into the box, and a switch activates an electric machine that smokes and records temperature and nicotine content of the smoke.
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London
Eng
Grand Finale Musical Car Tow Explained by Professor
A music professor explains why his new car had to be towed. He likens the engine to staccato reports, then the car shifted keys and ran on four flats, ending in a grand pause.
The Curate’s Bags Mentioned by Miss Sweetie Dove
A Sheffield Telegraph item notes the curate will collect offerings next Sunday in a new pair of bags provided by Miss Sweetie Dove, highlighting the change of containers for the collection.
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Montion
Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines Opens
The Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines in Fairbanks is discussed, highlighting Alaska’s vast and varied geography, climate contrasts, and potential for agricultural and mining development. Fairbanks’ placer districts, gold veins, and river routes, including Yukon and White Pass access, are noted along with upcoming railway links to sea ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines
Fairbanks
Eee and
Mining Journal Press of
New Yo
Alaska
United States
Sitka
Washington, D. C
Janeau
Japan
Alaskan
Table Land
Arctic
Bering Sea
Yukon
Juneau
Arctic Ocean
Mississippi
Europe
Tanana
White Pass
Skagway
Loon Family Rescued By Belfast Fishermen On Lake Quantabacook
Belfast fishermen rowed between Weed and Sheep islands on Lake Quantabacook and watched a mother loon cradle two chicks on her back in a sheltered cove. The birds fled briefly but returned, and the fishermen helped relocate both loons to shore near their nest. Nurses at Plummer Memorial hospital in Dexter will soon have a new home as construction starts.
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Belfast
Lake Quantabacook
Belfast Journal
Plummer Memorial Hospital
Dexter
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Chancellor Day
OLD Wesley
Pythians
George W. Pye
Popham Beach
Beacon Street
Eemy
Kianeeey
Kowik
Fredies
Irvine
Americam
Amd
Camadiom
Fromtier
Wiich
Mary Canledie
Joseph
Cleopatra
Sener Barsantis
Legion
Peta
Meey
Castoria
School OF Mines UP
Ina KA
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