Maine Teachers Conference In Bangor At Month's End
The 22d Maine Teachers Association convention will be in Bangor with keynote sessions on Wednesday evening. Men meet at the Bangor Chamber of Commerce with a buffet lunch and songs led by Hon. Ralph Brewster. women meet at the Universalist Church Park Street. Notable speakers include Leroy Williams and Augustus Thomas. Mary C. Robinson presides. A field hockey game for Bangor High girls and later entertainment arrangements are urged for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Teachers’ Association
Bangor
Ralph Oo. Drewster
Leroy EF. Williams
Rumford
AL DB. Garcelon
oSagustus
Thomas
Ralph
Brewster
Williams
Wy. U A. Tlennessy
Bangor Chamber of Commerce, Ag
Bridge plans and audits shape state facilities and finance
The article discusses a bridge's role in regional planning and proposes double stacking a library extension with costs from 45,000 to 100,000. It also covers the question of making the State auditor a constitutional officer to allow direct warrants, plus a push for stronger branding protection for certified potato seed under Commissioner Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of State
Treasury
Department of Agriculture
P.P. Washburn
Defendant Wins Court Decision in Cumberland County
Judgment for the defendant with costs follows in a personal injury suit by Thorah Kilby of Preport against Luia Deering of Bath and a similar verdict for Arthur Walby against the same defendant. The collision occurred near the New Meadows river bridge on State Highway on November 6, 1922. Judge John Morrill, serving as referee, found both cars were near the highway center and exceeded safe speed on a dark night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland County Superior Court
Thorah JL Kilby
Luia DP. Deering
Bath
Arthur JD. Walby
Elisha I. Atkins
New Meadows River
John U A. Morrill
Ile
Mendelssohn Club Elects Officers and Leaders
The Mendelssohn club at the Parish house on Oak Street elected Robert S. Gordon as president with Miss Margaret Adlais chairing the nominating committee. Officers named include Mrs Luther Thompson as vice president Miss Frostina Marston secretary and Miss Sedna Cliss treasurer. Frederick E Drake to conduct and Mrs Charles Warren to accompany. A rummage sale is planned for next Monday at the Parish house and donations are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn Club
Oak Street
Robert S. Gordon
Margaret Adlais
Roberto S. Gordon
Luther Thompson
Frostina Marston
Sedna Cliss
Frederick E
Legion E elects its tournament committee
Six organizations have acted to join an inter club Bath and Winter tournament. The American Legion named John Crane Gardiner Rogers and Paul Lonstevn to its joint committee. The group moved its annual election to the first Tuesday in November with installation after Armistice Day to plan Pall and Winter events. Navy Day dance and Armistice Day plans were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
The
Eagles
Modern Woodmen
Bath Veteran Firemen
Winnegrtnce Community Club
Naights of Columbus
American Legion
Mmen
John Crane
Gardiner Rogers
Paul Lonstevn
Legion
Legion Navy Day Dance Seeks Big Turnout
Grindell's Orchestra will play for the Navy Day dance hosted by the American Legion. Sailors from visiting ships are invited as guests of Roland H. Smith post. Tickets are on sale at Hallets drug store Webber's drug store Thompson Brothers and Howard Cigar stores.
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Grindell
American Legion
Roland H. Smith
Hallets Drug Store
Webber's Drug Store
Thompson Brothers
Howard Cigar
Legion
Georgetown Car Collision on Wiscasset Road No Injuries Reported
John Williams riding with his mother Mrs. Josie Williams and others was struck on the Wiscasset road Friday evening. The car was badly damaged but no one injured. Many local residents and visitors are noted in this town brief, including Mrs. Wick. McMahan, Miss Eleanor Campbell, and Mr. and Mrs. George S. Oliver.
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John Williams
Wiscasset Road
Josie Williams
W Ik. McMahan
McMahan Island
B. L. Powers
Herman Spinney
Cecil Stevens
Eleanor Campbell
Vath
Frank Heald
Robinhood Cove
McGilvary
Portland
Gilbert Lewis
Kk. L. Newdick
State Department of Agriculture
Augusta
Edward Stuart
Brookline
Mass
Mar
RR. Pierce
Kennebec Port
Roy Moore
Ruby
Pauline
Bath
Arthur Berry
Pine Islands
TM. Tragan
Edgar Tunt
Joseph Wy Higgins
Waldoun
Wigs
Charlotte Young
Bristol
George S. Oliver
Popham
Frank Oliver
Missy Viola Buzio
Turner Falls
Z. Winkham
Waldoboro
Friendship
Boothbay
Harry Plarne
Chester
Lillian Berry
Stummer
Leon Willaims
Waltham
John R. Blackie
Popsham
Catherine Oliver
West Georgetown
Cora Searle
Roscoe
Podd
Warren
Melrose Hghlands
Maass
W. CC. Todd
Todd
George S’. Oliver
Fred Thomas
Margerum
Trenton
N. J
J. A. Cox
Ten
Baby
Islands
James Stevens
Carvel Powers
Robinhood Church
Thury Reynolds
Frank Taylor
Vassalbare Gime
Marrtown
Mark Marr
Mark Marr. Mrs. Marr Returned With Them, Mr. and Mrs. Karte Hagan
D Portland
Mrr
Tdm. Lingan
Woothbay
WLC
S.A. Nefio
Sanford
Zorach
Robinhood
New York
EL OB. Billings
Miss Trussey
Walker
Miss Livermore
Woolwich
Nanney Russell
Perth
Frank Hollis
Gaston LaChaise
Mars
LB. Billings
Harriet Livermore
Center School
Dao Mereen
Mabel Thibodeau
Dorothy Campbell
Elizabeth Hunt
Regona Delano
Junior Tagan
Repert Todgden
Lena Lewis
Mtalden
Arthur Jurington
Lewis
Pradt
A. W. Scott
Weston
Rowe
Baye Istanes
Mincaen
Dulizaverh Stevens
Jullen Plagan
Baptist Churen Wall
Suse Gree
Mir
Atrs
Eres Savage
Mets
Mis
T. 1
Drone
She
Aid Ates
Kibridge Maite
Mess No Atuntu
Drussell Phattosd
Payvin Boucher
Ehurel
Cvettba
Predbei
de. Dibner
Riemond
Metden Island
George Thinks
Roeland
Scott
Everett Cromwell
Percy Alten
Ovuk
Charles Tarr
Elie Wednes
Victor Pinkham
Mo I. Bailey
Woowsheh
Everett Beane
Cambridge
Seguinland
Percy Alen
Oakland
Tla Fl. Rewe
Fredoart
Leon Willits
Willas
Jones
Dr. Nichols
Newton
Jones Cottage
Biggins
Dorchester
Henry Howard
Mroo
Mors
Percy Savage
Topsham
George Crowell
Hill
Tarstow
Malden
Crowell
Supper for Five Islands Church at Grange Hall Friday
Five Islands residents join a Friday supper at the Grange Hall to benefit the Five Islands Church. The menu includes chowder, pickles, crackers, bread, cakes, doughnuts, and coffee served around the gathering. Local families and visitors from Bath Malden and Portland attend, with various cottage visits and house stays noted.
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Grange Hall
Five Islands Church
Grange
Denu
Morse Team Crippled Loses to Westbrook in Scrappy Game
Morse high football team suffers a 17 to 0 defeat to Westbrook after losing key players to injuries. Westbrook scores two second‑period touchdowns and a late field goal while Morse battles hard on defense but struggles in offense. McClellan passes set up Westbrook points and Morse receiver turnover lines hamper the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MORSE
Westbrook
Joe
Butler
Hamiston
Morse High
Harmilton
Clint McClellan
Herbert
Kanne Powsasend
Tviss
McClellan
McMann
McCabe
Burgess
Bein
Gianimen
Longley
Phirvington
Carlton
Eones
Historic flag given Portland High School
Capt Donald MacMillan presented the American flag to Portland High School as a memento from his Arctic expedition aboard the Downe in 1913. The flag, raised in every port during the voyage and flown on holidays in Winter quarters, was shared with students who heard highlights of the Northwest Passage journey and eight expedition members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald MacMillan
Porthimd High School
Dowdoin
Wiscasset
Greenland
MacMillan
Bath Singers Appear In Lewiston Chorus
Bath residents took part in the Lewiston Festival chorus on Thursday night. Prof. Chapman introduced Madame Ratzenhauer of the Metropolitan Opera, praised as one of the world’s great contraltos with only one rival, Mme. Onegin, who sang at Portland and Bangor last year. Leonard Snyder delivered a standout aria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heonard-Tiowel
Rhys-hoy-Cathy
Luther Whomhpson
Bath
Lewiston
Prof
Chapman
Madame Ratzenhauer
Metropolitan Opera
Matszenauer
Mme. Onegin
Portland
Bangor
Leonard Snyder
Will White Likely Head House Merchant Marine Committee
A probe of committee lists suggests Maine Congressman Will White may succeed the late Greene as chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. White ranks third, with Buttoned in line by senior colleagues who hold other chair posts.
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Maine
Congressman Greene
Merchant Marine
Wallace Th. White
Greene
Fall River
White
Capitol
Marine and Fisheries Committee
Congressman Edmonds
Pennsylvania
House Committee On Claims
Scott
Michigan
Tilly
Social Dance at Five Islands a Grand Spa Opening
A lively first in a series of Five Islands dances at the Island Spa by Poucher & Ross drew a good crowd until eleven. Fred Kittal, violinist, and Mrs. Herman Spinney provided music while Boucher & Ross were praised for inaugurating the spa and planning a second event next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Poucher & Ross
Gramdy
Fred Kittal
Herman Spinney
Bay Point
Messrs
Boucher & Ross
Ishind Spa
Robinhood
Georgetown
Tsiand Spa
Hungary Lifts Restrictions on Imports of Cars and Goods
American automobile interests hail Hungarys move to remove prohibitions on motor cars and many articles long restricted. About 60 passenger cars and 600 motor trucks are in Hungary as imports resume, with duties to be set by a new tariff law taking effect in autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Arras Yacht Chosen for Winter Quarters in Brooklyn
Season ends as Hugh J. Chisholm's yacht Arras returns to Bath Tron Works for finishing touches before winter storage at the quarantine basin in South Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Chisholm
Arras
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Quarine Basin
Brooklyn
N.Y
Gardiner and the Kennebec River's Promising But Costly Ventures
The article recounts Dr Sylvester Gardiner’s early Kennebec river settlements and the rise of Gardinerston, detailing mills, dams, a paper factory, furnaces, and failed ventures. It notes Gardiner’s efforts to attract settlers, protect them from Indians, build structures, and invest in water rights, which later caused financial losses. It also mentions community events and local leaders during a winter rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo
Kennebec
Gardiner
Lowell
Mass
Maine
Merrimac
Plymouth Company
Kennebec River
Sylvester Gardiner
Dexston
Kenneter
West Gardiner
Randolph
Pittston
Gardinerston
Ife Wats
Pownalborpe
Dresden
Universalist
Giany
Rally Day Observed at Beacon Street
Sunday school services were held at Beacon Street with Rev EF Lewis Wall delivering the forenoon sermon. The session opened with a march to the vestry and singing Christ or Soldiers, followed by roll calls and 136 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
M. EL
EF. Lewis Wall
Rotary Club Reports on Conference with Many Attendees
The Path Rotary at Vuesdas heard reports from the Dirinet Convention held this week in Poland Sprang. Delegates from Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire joined others from Maine about the event. Members praised the breakfast talk by De Douglas Crockett and officers discussed future leadership and a possible committee. Guests Capt. W. T. Munter and Lieut. Philip 2 of the destroyer Cassin attended.
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Rotary
Basvern
Poland
Massachusetts
Vermont
Binnopshire
Soiatomad
Maine
Pied Ti
Veelarg
Gowen J. Ledyard
Water 2
Thars
Passmore
Chaine
Elerbert de Douglas
Geor A. Crockett
Puesday
Desendis
W. T. Munter
Philip 2
Cassines Bisiules
Morse High School Minstrel Show Promised
A Morse High School minstrel event is announced to benefit the mentor program. The vaudeville style show debuts this September with proceeds supporting community youth activities and the Morse teachers.
Two Fine Entertainments in Bath Delights Patrons
In Bath two events Monday night pleased crowds at the Opera House and Millory. The King of Wild Horses offered a thrilling horse lecture while Will Hardy's Orchestra provided top rated music for dancing, widely praised as the best ever heard in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Opera
Atttendance
Will Hardy
Farniver Mc Wareest Cotton Textile Center Leads U S Mills
Farniver Mc Wareest centers the largest U S cotton textile operation with over 500 000 spindles 90 four thousand looms and 40 printing machines. It weaves about 3 million yards weekly and prints 6 million yards a week amid 111 mills totaling roughly 850 million dollars and equal assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farniver
Mc Wareest
United States
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