Bailey Evening School Registration Slated As Courses Fill
Morse High reports 291 registrations on Monday for 19 Bailey Evening School offerings to start next Monday. Some courses lack minimum enrollments, forcing potential changes and the cancellation of American Literature due to staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Coal
Saseechhy
Ees
Sages
Herbert Brown
Bowdoin
Frederick Tillotson
Bath
Tees Ray
New England
Bailey
Morse High School
Epsom Salt Story Clear in British Chemistry History
A fragment notes the shift from natural Epsom waters in Epsom England to a synthetic preparation using kieserite form. It highlights the evolution of a common bath salt into an engineered chemical product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
England
Lions hear U M annex at Brunswick Lions meeting
Jagger F Crouse director at the Brunswick campus of the University of Maine spoke at a joint Lions meeting in Sedgwick. The Brunswick Naval Air Station annex serves veterans under the G I bill with 20 class rooms and multiple facilities. Enrollment trends show rising veteran participation then a shift toward non veterans. prospects for the air station as a university annex fade. The talk praised Bowdoin College cooperation and noted imminent Lions club miniature pin sales. The next meeting will feature Kenneth N an engineer with Bakelite Corp discussing West Bath wood flour plant project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagger F. Crouse
Brunswick
University of Maine
Aker
Ath
Brunswick Lions
Sedgwick
Anna Talk
Quoddy
Samoset
Rockland
Houston
Maritime Academy
Castine
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Maine
Crouse
Bowdoin
Lions Club Minera
Kenneth N
Bakelite Corporation of
New Jersey
Bath
West Bath
Inson, Jr
Henry Sandelin
Robert Dugal
W. J. Courtemanche
Hugo Jelin
Hugo F. Sant
White
Néroleen Fortin
First Settler John Parker and Descendants of Kennebec Region
The article traces John Parker the first permanent settler near the Kennebec, from Biddeford England to Arrowsic and Reshkegon, noting his 1651 will and 1650 land conveyances. It recalls Parker family roles during early wars, stage island refuges, and later New Town grants, with emphasis on Parker descendants and regional history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting ‘Bay
John Parker
Biddeford
Devonshire
England
Maine
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Kennebec
Arrowsic Island
Reshkegon
Parker
Arrowsic
Clark & Lake
Robinhood
Fathers of
Plymouth
Peet
Sagadahock
Ashley
Thwing’s Point
Thomas
Thomas Webber
Mary
John
Thomas Parker
Stage Island
Edward Andros
New England
New Town
Parker Brothers
John Cock
Cox Head
Thomas Fa Ker
Pas Island
Mathew Salter
Ambrose Hunnewell
Pop
Bath Auxiliary holds semi annual meeting and fair plans
The Bath area auxiliary held its semi annual meeting with President Innes presiding. Officers reported on expenses totaling 2954.35 and detailed committee work for Hospital Day, with exhibits loaned from the Museum of Science and Industry. Plans for the Oct 15 16 fair include a rummage sale, a community ball, a children's movie party, beano, food booths, and the presentation of the new 1949 word.
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Bath
Grace Sacrishee
Eenean Innes
Osp
William P. Kelley
Recordee
Charles Doyle
G. Thomas
W. Dayton Hill
Joseph Mullaney
Edward St. Martin
Cosy Corner
Loren Jaffe
Lincoln Street
Samuel Hooper
McIinnes
G. Thomas Murphy
Museum of Science and Industry
Radio City
New York
Duncan McInnes
Mr. Gry
Biw Recreation Hall
Uptown Theatre
York Hall
Sumner Sewall
Eta Sigma Phi Sorority
Good Will Club of
Woolwich
Exhibits Arrive for Hospital Fair This Week
South native exhibits arrive uncrated on Bath stage for display from 2 p m to midnight Saturday. Highlights include a Polariscope, polaroid demonstrations, a souvenir from the battleship Maine, a Dukw amphibious truck model, and a motor driven compressed air machine illustrating Bernoulli’s principle.
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Bath
Mi Y
Maine
Havana Harbor
Bernoulli
Murphy
Miss Maria St Angelo Speaks at Bath Rotary Luncheon
Miss Maria St Angelo new art teacher in Bath schools spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon. A Portland girl she outlined goals for art education developing appreciation directing talent and letting students express nature through drawing. She hopes to spark interest and build a lasting program while improving penmanship and hand skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria St. Angelo
Bath
Rotary Club
Miss St. Angelo
Portland
Loring Addison
Edward W. Bridgham
A. Graeme Hanson
Bedford Street
William Lothrop
Pine Street
Edmund Briggs
Heath Lane
193Rd
Ray Collett
Charles S. Doyle
Bath Club
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Newburyport
Mass
Central Church Parish
Ralph Hilyard
Kentucky Recognizes More for Divorce Than Any State
A clipped news blurb notes Kentucky leads in divorce recognitions, highlighting its notable position among states. The item emphasizes the state's role in divorce proceedings or statistics without detailing causes or figures.
Bath receives Benjamin F Packard flag from Port Chester native
F. H. Jaeger presented Bath with the original 11 by 36 foot flag of the clipper Benjamin F. Packard. The flag bears George A. Fisher’s handwriting and will join Davenport City hall collection. Jaeger, former Packard mate, also owns photos and ship artifacts from Bath’s famed vessel built in 1883.
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F. H. Jaeger
Port Chester
Bath
Benjamin F. Packard
George A. Fisher
Johnson Bros
Mr. Jaeger
Seattle
Goss, Sawyer & Packard
Rye Beach
Playland Yacht Basin
New York
Jaeger
Westchester Park Commission
Rye
Playland
Eaton's Neck
Long Island Sound
Packard
Vegetables Dinner Combos Include Beans Potatoes and Spinach
A suggested vegetable dinner pairs snap beans baked stuffed potatoes with mushrooms buttered beets and spinach. The note warns weeds can destroy up to ten percent of a crop.
Bath Council to honor WWII heroes with memorials
Bath officials considered erecting three markers for Readae Paul L. Davis and Cyril E. Leeman at Vine Washington junction and High street overpass. The Bath Veterans Association urged Dedication on Armistice Day with band rifle salutes and National Guard participation.
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Bath Veterans Association
Bath
Ae Paul L. Davis
Cyril E. Leeman
Vine
Washington Streets
Pitman Square
High Street
Davis
Bath Bridge
Leeman Highway
Paul Marchant
The
Marchant
National Guard
City Manager's Report Subheadline Summary
City manager delivers report outlining municipal priorities, budget considerations, and upcoming projects. The document highlights infrastructure, public safety, and community services with emphasis on transparency and resident engagement.
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Bailey Evening School
U. OF M. Annex
Pee
Georgetown
New
Miss Maria St
North Primary
North Primary School
Richard Frates
Veterans’ Association
Veterans Association
Lancelot Cooper
H. Joseph Madden
Rodney E. Ross Jr
Rodney E. Ross
Brooke Chevrolet, Inc
School Street
Allen Spear
Bath Water District
James Temple
City Recreation Commission
Charles Rheim
David Dickson
Andrew Butterfield
Etta Thurlow
City of Bath
Rose Street
Oak Streets
North Street
Quimby Street
Hyde Windlass
Health Department
Masonnar
Rafés
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