Receivers Appointed for Watson Frye Company
In Lewiston a bill in equity filed Oct 13 seeks the appointment of receivers and dissolution of Watson Frye Co of Bath. The firm is alleged insolvent with unpaid workers and creditors. a temporary injunction restrains the company from handling assets. Justice Morrill ordered a preliminary hearing in Auburn and a temporary receiver, W. E. Plummer of Lisbon Falls, was named with Glidden acting for creditors and stockholders.
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Fred H. Thompson
Benjamin Isaacson &So
Lewiston
Watson Frye Co
John A. Morrill
Morrill
Auburn
Walter S. Glidden
W. E. Plummer
Lisbon Falls
Watson, Frye Co
Bath
B. J. Chuchoway
Newsburyport
Mass
Banner Recovered by Morse Class of 1926 Feud Ends
The Morse High School Class of 1926 reclaimed their stolen banner from the Class of 1927 during a Saturday evening confrontation. Police had previously intervened during a prior feud over the banner, and reunions reportedly followed the recovery as the long running feud concluded.
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Banner
MORSE
Morse High School
1027
Miss Evelyn Rowe Hosts Young Friends Before Nov Wedding
Miss Evelyn Rowe entertained at a Monday evening party with cards and refreshments. The upcoming marriage to John Grindell, leader and violinist of Grindell's Colonial Club orchestra, is set for November 15. Attendees included Flora Fraser Frances Oliver Lillian Lee Margaret Footer Mark Hennessey John Grindell James Ledyard.
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Evelyn Rowe
Miss Rowe
John Grindell
Grindell
Colonial Club
Flora Fraser
Frances Oliver
Lillian Lee
Margaret Footer
Mark Hennessey
James Ledyard
Fifth Infantry Band to Assist Bath War Memorial Drive
Uncle Sam backs Roland H. Smith post American Legion in a Bath drive for a war memorial. The Fifth Infantry band will perform in the business district and street concerts, drawing crowds from surrounding towns. A volunteer committee parcels Front Street into districts for canvassing pledges, aiming to raise the 10,000 goal before Saturday night.
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Uncle Sam
Roland H. Smith
American Legion
Legion
Fifth Infantry
New England
Legion Boss
Bath
Citizens’ Committee
Convassery
Front Street
Oak
Ferry Street
Summer Street
Francis Parry
Voorhees
Elm Street
William Krimball
William A. Furber
Ferry
Vine Street
Fred B. Reed
Fairmund I. Briggs
Herbert S Douglas
Elm
N. Gratz Jackson
John J. Keegan
Chester
Kingsley
Clinton D. Wilson
Center Street
Washington
Washington Street
Union Street
Chester A. Plant
Arthur H. Silphen
Ralph Bragg
Parker Lewis
Harry W. Tucker
Harry W. Owen
Harold B. Cutting
John ©. Moulton
Robert Mitchel
Capt
Henry W. Butler
Legion Committee
Roscoe H. Shaw
Dercy RK. Low
War Memorial
Legion Rooms
W. L Voorhees
Willin A. Furber
Eilerbert
E. Drouglas
Chester S. Kingley
Clinton DL Wilson
Arthur E. Murphen
Ellis
Horace Fielling
Elmer Dow
Thomagy Cummings
Fred Sutherland
Horatio Mikels
Masonie Bewdies
Harry W
Hwen
Fred & Curtis
John €. Monken
Robert Mitchell
Harold B. Curring
Rotary Club
Fred Be. Reed
Felmond V.”. Briggs
Chester 8
Plant
Henry W. Borer
Sagadahoe Council
Knights of Columbus
J. Edward Drake
Henry €. Wrishr
Rodney FE. Ross
Fred D. Hill
Edward W. Bridgham
Fred H. Thompson
The
Allan Spear
Eugene M. Desmond
Ralph Gay
Roesene E. Perkins
James Lester Morse
American Legion War Memorial
Any 2 Has Fine Party At North End Station
Engine Company 2 at the North End held a supper and social to celebrate the new Engine 2 joining the Bath Fire Department. The event showcased two polished firefighting machines, including Long Beach steam engine and Engine 2, with speeches by Foreman Elmer Rogers and Assistant Chief Scott Morse. Guests included Alderman Ralph Covel and Chief Engineer Charles Parks, among others, and the evening featured an oyster stew supper.
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Engine Company 2
North End
Bath Fire Department
Long Beach
Elmer Rogers
Scott Morse
Ralph (. Covel
Committee On Fire Department
Stankey Brown
Exoneneem Council
Pr ‘Ortland
Hear F. Williams
Merretary Eserbert L
All Day Session of D AR Members
The Activities Committee of the Col Dummer Sewall PF A chapter met at Mrs. William Willes’s Cathanee home with two members. They quilt for Opportunity Farm, held a luncheon, and entered ecards. Committees for November December and January were named with numerous Bath Bowdoinham and Topsham members and a card party planned at Central Church parish hall November 16.
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Col Dummer Sewall
PF A. RL
William Willes
Cathanee
Opportunity Farm
Neon
Charles Browne
Bowdeimham
Willian, Willes
Topsham
Herbert Calderwood
Bath
William Given
Bowdoinham
Jane $. Murphy
John A. Morse
Thomas Gibbome
Winnie Dargie
Mary Brrry
Janes FE. Lockery
Harry Ringall
Alice Minott
Phippsbarg
Clara Fogg
Bowdotabem
Janeery
Elmer Hodgkins
Margaret Foote
Lacy Kimball
Charles . Lew
Fred P FO
Leonard Lord
Path
Allen M. Irish
Harry €. Wetber
Agnes Humphres
Thomas
Elmver Benney
Nine Varney
Remiet
Bow
Denham
Mixw
Emily Rideout
Margaree Peringtrom
Alma Whenrell
Mixlara Fogg
Georgie Dunham
Margie Elenderson
Prilc Mix Corrie Varnes
Thomas F. Perkins
Larener
EF. Johnson Mies
Annie Palmer
M.arler
Marine Moly
Mendelssohn club holds annual meeting at president home
The Mendelssohn club held its annual business meeting Wednesday night at the president’s home. The gathering opened with Hallelujah singing, with reports by Miss Freestine Marston and Chester Plant. A card party at Mason Temple and a planned supper at Mrs. Sawyer’s next Tuesday were noted, with officers and committees announced and members urged to attend.
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Boneert & Tserdem
Paion Srerethe
Maine
Cerverary
Freestine Marstom
Phe Creaser
Chester AL Plant
Arcopter
Fred de Bil
Fire Masonie Temple
Lve
Sawyer
Dremoore
Wixe Mirinor
W. Kimbell
Unclear Labor Strife Amid Laborer Safety Fears
Description of shipyard workers at a Keamember bridge site facing danger from leaks and heavy machinery. Veterans fear job loss if accidents occur, while clippings detail blasts and medical effects, including heart and burn injuries, with accounts of emergency responses and limited protections.
City to Accept Maxim Engine 2 After Tests
Engine 2 passed all tests at a Friday meeting of the joint standing committee of the fire department and city council. It will replace the old hose and chemical piece at North End firehouse after conversion by Maxim to a hook and ladder truck. The triple combination vehicle performed well, meeting underwriter requirements in Middleboro, Massachusetts, and is lauded as a valuable addition to the force.
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I Fire Department
Maxim Motor Co
North End
Middleboro
City Landing
Bath
Harold 2. Foye
Maxim Metero
Epere
Mase
Path
Leral Fre
Everett Green
Hamching
Middlebyro
Seagraves
Malph
Covel
Emamitier On Fire Department
Nelson L. Jackson
King Tavern
Maine
Jackson
Millerton
N. Y
Canson
Conn
Orange
Mass
Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum
Neva Gregory
Leslie Mello
William Howard
Mello
Navy
Fred W. Weller
Shrewsbury Ledges
N. J
Timothy McAuliffe
Mayberry
Sagadahock
Front
Center Streets
ISM
Jere Shannon
Nher
Grace Reynolds
George Chase
Evelyn Conley
Effie Legard
Former Bath Boy Sends Check for Legion Fund
A letter from former Bath resident Meeker to the Legion fund mentions a check from a former Bath boy amid community nostalgia. The note praises past service and asks support for veterans, quoting poetry and thanking local clubs for their ongoing assistance.
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Legion Fund
Bath Nurses Hear Secretaries Talk On Education
More than 94000 student nurses are enrolled in 1710 schools in the United States. Edith J. L. Clugp, secretary of the American Nurses Association, addressed nursing students at Bath General Hospital, tracing the growth of accredited programs and the enduring value of professional nursing.
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Schools of Nursing
Hig
ISD
Mies
Lugp
Kiatong
Sasa Purere
Mawaii
Markes Regieering
Teepeaker
Mice Clugp
Sentimental breakfast gathering at King Tay erp
A Bath crowd dined Friday morning for sentimental purposes. Guests included Mr and Mrs N Gratz Jackson and Mrs Harry G Deering. Another table featured Mr and Mrs Harry E Stetson and their daughter Mrs William N Worden and Mr Worden both of Bel went Mass. Others for breakfast were Charles H iContinued on Page Two)
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Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
King Tavern
William King
Keath
Brewster
Augusta
Kennebec
Carl F. Morrison
Charlies E. Dustin
Clarence S. Stetson
Bangor
State of Maine Associates
V. (. Isola
Maine Hardwoods Association
F. W. Carlton
Sagadahoc County
Nelson L. Jackson
Giles
Herbert L. Drouglas
Jackson
Bath
King Tayerp
N. Gratz Jackson
Harry G. Deering
Harry E. Stetson
William N. Worden
Mr. Worden
Belwent
Mass
Charles H
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North End Station
D.ar
Ethel Willes
Cathance
HN Club
Amd
Burke
Hemi
Wales
Neistake
Asm
Maddy
Marth Dewine Phe
Jeri
Lee Dewovni
Antud
Carrie
Fred E. Hooper
Pennsylvania
Torrie
Arena
Peer Amenerm
Aberetfool
Batis Dewey
Sotiera
Bowie Alwige Arereied
Raa
Staulunde
Senedd
Direwster
Portland
Col. Durstin
Morriwu
OLD King Tavern
Boyer
Johnson Bros Co