Maine Teachers Convention Plans in Bangor
The Maine Teachers Association led by University of Maine president Dr. Robert Judson Aley outlines plans for a October 27 to 29 meeting in Bangor. Educational night on Oct 28 will feature Bowdoin President Hyde Bates President Chase and Colby President Roberts with college alumni involvement. Talks by leaders from Bowdoin Bates Colby UMaine and others cover civics geography literature and secondary and elementary education.
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Maine Teachers’ Association
Bangor
Robert Judson Aley
University of Maine
State Teachers’ Association
Dr. Aley
Maine
Hyde
Bowdoin
Chase
Bates
Roberts
Colby
Maine Institutions of Higher Learning
Rogers and Grilley
Chase of
Gardiner
Carrol G. Pearse
Milwaukee State Normal School
National Educational Association
American School
Pearse
O. C. Hormell
Department of
Jerry Burke
Boston
O. O. Morton
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Marlin
Boston University
William Orr
Massachusetts
John E. de Meyer
Abbington
F. H. Parkhurst
Henry Johnson
Aley
Delegates Elected for Bowdoinham Baptist Association Meet
The First Baptist Church delegates were chosen for the Bowdoinham Baptist Association annual meeting with A. R. Pratt A. M. Luce Den. Joseph White Miss Eleanor Hilton Miss Mira Arnold Wat. R. Chappell among selects. The Greene church hosted September 16 and 17 with a full program of prayers sermons and committee appointments. The officers named include Moderator Rev. M. N. Reed Bowdoinham clerk treasurer Rev. C. R. Chappell Bath and auditor E. G. Heath Auburn.
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Bowdoinham Baptist Association
A. R. Pratt
A.M. Luce
Den
Joseph White
Eleanor Hilton
Mira Arnold
Wat. R. Chappell
Baptist Church
Greene
Maine Baptist Education Society
E. C. Whittemore
W. O. Ayer
Our Joy
H. L. McCready
M. N. Reed
Bowdoinham
Co. R
Kennebec Yacht Club Hosts Orphans Home Outing
Automobiles from the Kennebec Yacht Club delivered children from the Orphans Home to Howe's Point for a third annual picnic with games, a luncheon, and a boat ride up the Kennebec. The event was organized by the club’s Honorary and Active committees with numerous members and car owners contributing transport and support.
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Kennebec Yacht Club
Kennebec
Edward W. Larrabee
John S. Hyde
Charles P. Wetherbee
John McInnes
Albert H. Shaw
Frank B. Nichols
Frederick E. Drake
Fred M. Cook
Michael J. McCormick
Ernest F. Couture
William R. Kimball
Arthur K. Purington
Robert Cochran
William W. Dennison
Fred H. Kimball
Robert Hatch
J. Edward Drake
Harry F. Morin
Hubert H. McCarty
Clarence N. Flood
Cape Cod Canal Adopts New Lower Rates and Depth Plans
The Cape Cod Canal now accommodates eighteen foot water vessels with lowered tolls and hints at dredging to thirty five feet at low tide. The system envisions widening ship size, with towage and pilotage charges detailed for multiple tonnages. The article notes military and protective advantages if larger ships may pass, and discusses future fortifications and licensing for pilots.
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Cape Cod
United States Navy
Massachusetts
Cape
Canal Company
Edwards Hamlin wedding ties Smith and Columbia line
Miss Hilda Edwards, Smith College 1912, wed Talbot Hamlin of Amherst 1910 and Columbia 1914 at her uncle Prof Gardiner's summer home in Christmas Cove. Rev Charles Sewall officiated. attendants included Louise Hamlin and Dr Victor Freeburg. Honeymoon on the Maine coast. they will reside in New York.
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Hilda B. Edwards
Smith College
H. Norman Gardiner
Christmas Cove
Talbot Faulkner Hamlin
Amherst
Columbia School
Around the Map musical announced by Klaw & Erlanger
The New York Times reports playwright C. M. S. McLellan arriving in New York with Klaw & Erlanger announcing a new musical titled Around the Map. Herman Finck to supply the score and Joseph Urban to design scenery, with McLellan staying in the city through the production next month.
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New York Times
New York
C. M. S. McLellan
Klaw & Erlanger
Herman Finck
the Palace
London
America
Joseph Urban
Ziegfeld
Mr. McLellan
Five Women Laud Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Letters from five women report relief from severe female ailments and avoidance of surgical operations after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Each account cites pain in the side or back, irregularity, and improved health after starting the remedy, with locations from Me to Ky to Pa to IL to Ohto.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Hopapon
Moti Surtu
R.F.D
Shelbyville
Ilanover
Laura A. Grisworp
East William Street
Decatur
Cleveland
Ohto
C. H. Grirriru
Constant St
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Teachers’ Convention
Brunswick
Bowdoinham Baptist Assn
J. G. Osborne
Greene Church
S. A. Evans
F. A. Snow
H. J. Serrigo
M. D
J. S. Pendleton
W. R. Pettengill
Children of Orphan’s Home
Children Ory
Fletcher
Cape Cod Canal
Zao
Castoria
Aoe
Chichester
Lydia E.pinkham
Atreipe
de Sameelptoer
Bears
Fidelity Trust Company
BANK
Monument SQ
Portland, ME