Schools Open in History Show Crowded Classrooms and Large Roster
The first day of the term fills the district with crowded rooms and many changes ahead. Ninth Grade enrollment reaches 140, the largest in school history. A detailed roster lists fifty plus teachers across High School and multiple grammar and primary departments, with new entrants including students from Morse High School Freshman class and transfers from various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flood
Charles L. Smith
Samuel R. Parks
Lillian
Margaret Bakeman
Fannie C. Kendall
Morse High School
Della
Alfekamp
Harold Sh.dams
Donald B. Avery
Ternst R.avery
Ethelyn V. Baker
Margaret Ju. Bates
Carl C. Albee
Carmen Atkinson
Vernoma
Tkinson
Mitshell
Attaya
Mary L. Baxter
Josephv. Bernard
Doris G. Berry
Samuel
Bickle
Arthur M. Bowker
Edith J. Bowie
Madelyn C. Brackley
Ohn H. Brown
Bertha l L. Baker
Louise Cahill
Lucy Callan
Leonora Clements
Ernest W. Coffin
Thana C. Congdon
Doris L. Cong
Emily Cook
Jeanette S. Cook
Laforest G. Coombs
Alvin W. Coss
Mildred D. Crocker
Judith M. Deloche
Edward Lemoine
Frances E. Mann
Iedn M. McAllister
Danford A.cDonald
Edward J. McMann
Jandie R. Merrill
Edith S. Mit
Brown Bible Class Hosts First Annual Outing at Quaker Point
About 60 members from Brown Bible and Reed class, plus guests, gathered by hay rack and wagon to Quaker Point for a day of sports. Competitions included tug of war, three legged races, pole vault, dashes, and baseball with prizes awarded. a large clam chowder supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Bible
People’s Church
Hooker Yested
Reed
Brown
F. Wilbur Brown
Fred Bragg
Bragg
Colby
Dunn
Stilphen
Pratt
Cummings
Chef Southard
Arthur Orr
Lester Pratt
Andros Coleman
Alfred Dunn
Tooker
Bee Walbir Brown
William Vanscoy
Frank Reed
Nickerson and Carter Wed in Brewer Home Ceremony
Chandler B. Carter and Lula C. Nickerson were married Monday at the bride’s Brewer home. Carter, a bookkeeper at Swift and Co, is active in Brewer’s musical circles. The couple will return to Bath after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler B. Carter
Lula C. Nickerson
Brewer
Swift
Bath
County Attorney Bridgham Addresses Woolwich Republican Rally
County Attorney E W Bridgham spoke on state and national issues to a large crowd at a Republican rally in North Woolwich on Monday evening. The gathering lasted over an hour with G M Stinson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Bridgham
North
Woolwich
G. M. Stinson
Bath man Thomas Lacy held after resisting arrest for forged Bath checks
Lynn authorities arrested Thomas Lacy on Center and Washington Streets after he resisted capture. He is suspected of Massachusetts crimes and charged with forging Bath checks for $10 each at First National Bank with signatures by James C. Purinton and M. R. Chase. Chase check cashed at Thompson Bros.. Lacy also passed a $10 check at Smith's cigar store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lynn
Thomas Lacy
Center
Washington Sts
Oliver
Weston Bonney
Bonney
Massachusetts
Lacy
First National Bank
James C. Purington
Chase
Chase & Erchels
Center St
Purington
Thompson Bros
Smith’s Cigar Store
J. C. Purinton
M. R. Chase
Fire breaks out at Commercial Street sail loft
An eight o clock Monday fire alarm reported a blaze at the Commercial Street loft occupied by Parris and Marr sail makers Wade and Fullerton riggers and Penny and Nichols contractors near the Eastern Steamship Co wharf. The fire was confined to the rigging loft on the third floor with extensive water and smoke damage to the sail loft on the second floor and all stock. All occupants were insured. owners listed as Mrs John T Hanscom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia
Commercial St
Parris & Marr
Wade & Fullerton
Penny & Nichols
Eastern Steamship Co
Combination 4
Phippsbore
Maine Detective Association
Lewiston
Charles A. Maxwell
Portland
William A. Jack
Bath
A. P. Bassett
Norway
L. O. Chabot
F. M. Douglas
Bangor
Alfred Fallett
Charles P. Harmond
Biddeford
Max Beaulean
Prof
Pritoff, Jr
Nahanada
Pritoff
Maine Central Railroad
Brunswick
Villaste
Stanwood Street
Church Road
Moines Anit
Union Sta
Local Notes Highlight Busy Week Across Town
School resumed on Tuesday while laborers and tugs faced a quiet Monday. Fire destroyed Casco Castle at Freeport ending its season and a Brunswick High senior Mrs Dorothy Donnell sustained an arm injury. Sheriff and deputies pursued a stabbing case reported from Woolwich to Cumberland with no immediate arrest. Daniel Guthrie funeral held at St Marys Church with local veterans and Holy Name Society in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works
Cedar Grove
E. E. Morse
Larrabee Corner
Swett
Salmon River
Emmons
L. O. Perry
Quincy
R. O. Emmons
Middle St
Hake
City Landing
Popham
Virginia
Fred Ripley
E. C. Patten
Topsham
Casco Castle
Freeport
Johnson House
New Meadows
Dorothy Donnell
Brunswick High School
Oliver
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Lincoln County
Brunswick
Kennebec
Portland
Sagadahor
Cumberland
Nina Thle UC
Walier
Daniel Guthrie
St. Mary's Church
Maine Coast Passes Signal for Labor Day Steamboat Surge
Reports from Bath and coastal towns note many summer visitors heading to Boston on steamboats City of Rockland and City of Bangor. Shore dinners end soon at New Meadows Inn as Labor Day exits draw near. Sheriff and deputies seize seven gallons of whiskey amid holiday patrols. Local accidents include a fall on Center Street and a 12 year old concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Cove
Odd Ladies Sewing Circle
Emma _ Knowlton
Middle St
Oliver
Lisbon
Bath
New Meadows
Southport
Boston
New Meadows Inn
City of
Rockland
Bangor
Maine
Das Sra Aecsiecst
Kaatern Steam-Nip Co
Tabor
Supt
Haraden
Local Residents Noted Over Labor Day Weekend
John W. Ballou and Charles M. Boyd left town briefly while John Atwood visited Charlestown Navy Yard. Numerous locals, including Miss Olive Murray and Miss Ruby Wilson, traveled to and from towns like Gardiner, Lewiston, and Gorham Normal school, with several returning after summer visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Atwood
Charlestown Navy Yard
Fred D. Gatcomb
Malden
Charles H. Mason
Stanton
Front St
James Dailey
Boston
John P. Dailey
Labor Day
George C. Nichols
A. K. Purington
Mikels
Ruby Wilson
Etta Pinkham
Cooper's Mills
William McNeal
Gardiner
Lewiston
Ellard A. Marr
Olive M. Murray
Gorham Normal School
Benjamin D. Mur
Democrats Debate Sheriff Oliver Funding and Staffing
A Democrat criticizes E F Kelley for urging a ticket supporting Sheriff W C Oliver. Another Democrat joins, noting Oliver's impact on mill staffing from 18 workers to 12 as business duties increased under his enforcement of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Kelley
W. C. Oliver
Sheriff
Kelley
Oliver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Upper Grammar
Fallen Blair
Edith L. Hopkins
Maude C. Seymour
Bertha C. Jones
Dummer Street
Ella J. Douglas
Margaret W. Metcalf
North Grammar
Ellen R. Turner
Frostena E. Marston
J. Gertrude Silsby
Susan M. Reed
North Primary
Minnie E. Barnes
Edna H. Pickard
Bessie M. Hunt
South
Gertrude Gilman
Jennie 38. Foster
Madelyn Hunt
Laura Mitchell
Grace C. Baker
Washington Street
Lizzie M. Allen
Prin
Carrie E. Trott
Weeks Street
Mary H. Conley
Charlotte F. Cook
Grace E. Lightbody
Agnes E. Tarbox
Effie C. Wright
Sarah E. Combs
Lillian F. Fisher
Winneyance
Eleanor M. Ferguson
North Bath
Abigal C. Curtis
Margart J. Adams
Princ Susan M. Daley
Napoleon B. Cortell
Marion Keeler
Esther J. White
Louise Baker
Lavina Walker
Helen Bowker
Phippsburg
Arthur Stilphen
Ray Cummings
L. Earl Lemont
Rev.s. A. Evans
Roy Colby
L. A. Evans
Mr. Pratt
John T. Hanscom
Mate Cookson
Westport
Bullock
Richmond
Litchfield
Alna
John Mallett
Parker Spofford
Bucksport
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
E. Poulett
Granny Hole
John W. Ballou
Charles M. Boyd
Wellesley
A. G. Legcett
Woolworth
New England
W. A. Rowe
Gloucester
W. E. Rowe
George T. Silsby
Wilson & Silsby
Anthony Humphreys
Tony
Mass
Wallace
Ada F. Brown
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Andrew J. Savage
W. O. Given
Clifton St
Joseph C. Varnum
Detroit
Grand Army
Hugh T. Madden
Andrew Guthrie
Roxbury
Lizzie Guthrie
Gorham
Mary Casey
George E. Hughes
William C. Redfield
Redfield
Sidney Lermond
Lermond Cent
Augusta
Peng Terete
Ruth Me
Nperinternder
Bavanne
Arthur
Revere
Serurdas
Mrs. Greenough
Arthur E. Gay
Southern Railway
Ralph Gay
Ransom B. Fuller
William Welch
Bunker Hill
Haridon
Gay