Dr Clarence A Peaslee Dies After Prolonged Illness
Dr Clarence A Peaslee a Bath Wis casset Wis area physician of 21 years died at his home 22 Middle Street after a four month confinement to his house. Born in Alna Aug 16 1855 he practiced in Wis casset before Bath. He was active in Masons Rotary Kora shrine Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and republican politics. He is survived by wife Frances H Weaslee and sister Beatrice Lang Seattle. Weekend guests were Mr and Mrs Ernest Williams of Milton Mass.
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Clarence A. Peaslee
Middle Street
Peaslee
Bath
Wiscasset
Men's Club
Central Church
Peanslee
Alna
Kent's Hill
Bowdoin College
New York
Baltimore
London
Vienna
Weaslee
Masonic
Kora Shrine
Masonic Lodge
Frances H. Weaslee
Beatrice Lang
Seattle
Wash
Lewiston man visits cousin in Washington street home
Oscar W Ridley of Lewiston spent a weekend as a guest of his cousin Mrs Luke Marr residing on upper Washington street.
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Oscar W. Ridley
Lewiston
Mrs
Luke Marr
Upper Washington Street
Automobile Crash Kills Popham Resident George F. Chandler Jr
George F. Chandler Jr of Popham Beach died instantly when his car upset at Lookout hill near Brunswick on state highway. His father 85 and his crippled 19 year old grandson were injured and rushed to Bath City Hospital. The crash occurred while returning from Boston after visiting Chandler’s daughter Florence injured in a prior accident. The car left the macadam on a sharp curve. tires show wear and the vehicle rolled at least three times. Police and state officers responded to the scene. Chandler was a Bath figure who had worked at Popham Beach and in Bath.
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George F. Chandler, Jr
Popham Beach
Lookout Hill
Brunswick
Frederick
Bath
Seths. Malin
Boston
Florence
Edwards
Coombs
Freeport
Chandler
George Sr
John H. Stacey
Moses Chandler
Referendum Planned Over One Session High School Plan
The Board of Education voted to hold a parent referendum on one versus two sessions after parental dissatisfaction with the current plan. A 1925 referendum favored one session by two to one. If one session wins, Locketry and Wilson will study lunch options amid past deficits. Enrollment rose slightly in grades but fell at the high school, with total enrollment near 1508. Alfred Gannon, Morse High Class of 1925, enrolls at Coburn Classical Institute in Waterville.
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Board of Education
James E. Lockery
Clinton D. Wilson
Supt. Wilson
Billa Eclino
Actiarsvepeters
Evan Wicks
Pacqieie Silesineleesiste
Pahionee
Sean Iron
Aluinlo VM
Ghana
Airinc Cnet
Alfred Gannon
Morse High
Coburn Classical Institute
Waterville
Gannon
Morse
Coburn Classical
Perkins Hosts Dorisy and Guests at Cox's Head Cottage
Mr and Mrs BH Dorman Perkins and daughter Dorisy of West Bath entertain as their guests over the weekend Mr and Mrs Harry Wallace of Granite Street at the Perkins cottage at Coxs Head.
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BH. Dorman Perkins
Dorisy
West Bath
Harry Wallace
Granite ‘Street
Perkins
Cox's Head
Rotary club honors memory of deceased president Peaslee
The Bath Rotary Club held a memorial luncheon at King Tavern for its late president Dr. Clarence A. Peaslee. Vice President Edward W. Bridgham led tributes praising his Rotary spirit and welfare work for the club city and state. A resolutions committee was named for next week.
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Bath Rotary Club
King Tavern
Clarence A. Peastee
Edward W. Bridgham
Rotary
Doctor Peaslee
Langdon T. Snipe
Weaslee
Snipe
8. Motley Fuller
Fred D. Hill
Kershner
Harry W. Tucker
J. Edward Drake
N. Gratz Jackson
Frank B. Nichols
Passmore
Caroline LB. Cary
Sanford Nickerson
Chester Vrant
Dr.easlee
King ‘Lavern
Wenslee
Rotary Club
Central Church
Grangers Preparing for Big National Convention
The National Grange session convenes in Portland on November 10 for eight days, drawing about 160000 New England members. Vermont planners will caravan to Portland, with trains from Hartford, Providence, Worcester, and Boston. Notables including President Coolidge and Senators Capper and Borah are expected, as the Sevenths Degree ceremony and extensive policy discussions on rail rates, farm prices, marketing, law, and economy shape the event.
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New England
Portland
Pomona
County
Vermont State Orange
White River Junction
Hartford
Providence
Worcester
Boston
Wortland
Coolidge
Agriculture Jardine
Capper
Kansas
Borah
Idaho
National Grange
Grange
Vortland
Bath Fire Department Saves Morse Estate Farm Structures
A forest fire near Parker Head Tuesday threatened several frame buildings but the Bath fire department with a combination pumper and truck, aided by volunteers and Popham Beach Coast Guard crew, saved the John A. Morse estate farm houses. The blaze, which had started anew, burned a portable saw mill and appeared to be mostly checked by noon as it edged toward the village’s west side.
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Bath Fire Department
John A. Morse
T Parker Head
Popham Beach
Bicycle Popular Vehicle in England While Holland Depends on Canals
Edwin Dodge Hardin surveys England and Holland noting Holland's near universal bicycle use with 3,000,000 bikes for 7,000,000 people, canals and towpaths as main transport, and dogs used to pull lighter carts. He contrasts English scrolls with Belgium currency, praises Dutch hospitality, laments Belgian finance, and reflects on cross-channel travel and mutual Anglo Dutch ties.
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England
Holland
Folkestone
Flushing
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Belgium
Brussels
Zuyder Zee
Scheveningen
The
Hague
Atlantic
Lord Dundreary
Ostend
Dover
Clemington Corson
English Channel
Europe
Rome
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Attendance Decline at Morse High School Opens Record
Morse High School opened with 395 students, freshmen leading with 121 and seniors at 76. Enrollment rose seven from opening day last year, staff praised, and first assembly held as classes begin. West Bath Grange sessions resumed with plans for October fair and a new executive committee listed.
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Morse High School
Gret
Bath School Board
West Bath Grange
Leland M. Plummer
Aub
Leland Plummer
Owen E. Rogers
William H. White
David Henderson
Joanna Hodgkins
Hope Ward
Lillian Rogers
Marion Plummer
Nettie Teeling
Annie Peterson
Annie White
Albert Pollard
Florence Irish
Adam Perry
Lizzie Haggett
Mabel Brown
Rose Rich
Sadie Couillard
Pearl Lemont
Ruth Martin
Grace Freeman
Marjorie Cavanaugh
Lily Donnell
Elmer J. Rich
Brewster Wins Re Election In Maine Governor Race
With most returns counted, Gov Ralph O Brewster Republican leads over Democrat Ernest L McLean by about twenty thousand votes statewide. Maher amendment rejected. Republicans sweep Bath and Sagadahoc counties and all five state legislative candidates are elected.
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Ralph O. Brewster
Ernest L. McLean
Augusta
Eastport
Brewster
McLean
Maher
White
Nelson
Hersey
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C. A. Peaslee
Ernest Williams
Milton, Mass
Mr. Williams
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center St
Bath Trust Co
Popham
George F. Chandler
Dr. Peastee
Grangers
E. D. Hardin
Ile
Eng
the Independent
Executive Mansion
Sagadahoc
Fred H. Thompson
Register of Deeds
Hiram T. Stevens
Gath
Fred W. S. Blanchard
Dirake
Blanchard
F. W. Carlton
Ralph ©. Dale
Drake
Carlton
J. Horace Mcc'lure
James B. Lemont
West Math
Mct'lure
Wilburd Oliver
Lemont
J. Frek Tehey
McCclure
Ter
McClure
Oliver
Tobey
Walter & Glidden
John P. Carey
Glidden
W. L. Malon
Bowdoin
Ellis Aldrich
Topsham
George A. Baker
Henry W. Butler
E. C. Dunning
F. Dunning
Harpswell
Ward Brewster
Congress
Yale
Delta Lanterns
Johnson Bros Co
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