Maine and New Brunswick travel and Knox memorial notes
The piece reports rising tourism across New Brunswick and Maine with increased American car travel from Maine to New Brunswick via Calais and Ste. Stephen, noting large hotel receipts along York Beach and Boothbay Harbor. It also mentions the Knox memorial cornerstone ceremony at Thomaston funded by Daughters of the American Revolution and Cyrus H. K. Curtis, urging preservation of local history and relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Quebec
Riviere du’ Loup
Edmundston
Maine
Houston
Calais
St. Stephen
Woodstock
Ontario
Maine Publicity Bureau
York Harbor
York Beach
Ogunquit
Kennebunkport
Beach
Biddeford Pool
Old Orchard
Henry Knox
Thomaston
Knox
George Washington
United States
Monpelier
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Patten Free Library
Bath
Old City Hall
New Morse High Modern School Feature Rich in Modern Facilities
The article describes the New Morse High Modern School building with separate manual arts and domestic arts departments, each fully equipped with up to date machinery. It notes a large basement layout, a vacuum heating system with three low pressure boilers, unit ventilators, and a hot water auxiliary plant. Built under Bunker & Savage of Augusta, with N W Downing of Presque Isle as general contractor, the project includes Fels Co for heating and ventilation and H N Blanchard Electric Co for electrical work. Building Committee members are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker & Savage
Augusta
N. W. Downing
Presque Isle
Fels Co
Portland
H. N. Blanchard Electric Co
E. W. Hyde
Charles P. Wetherbee
Edward W. Bridgham
Charles H. Cahill
Harold L. Troop
William A. Furber
Clinton D. Wilson
CAPT. M Intire Funeral Held At Home
The funeral of Capt. George Ever ett McIntire was Tuesday afternoon at his home 498 Washington street Rev. George Riley of Providence R I a former Nazarene church pastor Bath officiated. The bearers were Fred Wilson Irving Edward and Everett Harrington Burial was in Fairview cemetery Winneganee Mrs Edith Lemont has returned from Conn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Everett McIntire
Washington Street
George Riley
Providence
R. I
the Nazarene Church of
Bath
Fred Wilson
Irving
Edward
Everett Harrington
Fairview Cemetery
Winneganee
Colonial Tournament honors go to Morse and Gregware at Shore Acres
Horace Morse, a disciple of Pasteur, won low gross with 79 at Shore Acres in the Colonial Club clambake and field day golf. Dr. Paul Gregware topped all scores with net 76 aided by a 38 second round. Bob Linekin posted 77 with handicap, while Percy Marks was runner-up scratch at 80. Thirty golfers competed and two mixed teams, the Flubs and Cubs, played.
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Horace Morse
Pasteur
Cope
Shore Acres
Colonial Club
Horace
Percy Marks
Paul Gregware
Doc
Robert
Bob” Linekin
Clint Wilson
Dick Hersom
Bob Brownell
Stan Hunter
Doc Gregware
Bob Linekin
Low
Flubs
Cubs
H .P. Grégware
Ginekille
Ene
Fas Roth
Oor Sania Wa
SW Reote Ac
R. Hersom
Sy Hunter
R. Brownell
Petem da Geataweee
Cdc
J. Milligan
J. Merrill
J. McCole
Ane
C. Kingsley
Ceromuen
Jy. Si
C. Anderson
M. Haggett
Messtoutey, Inststnas
J. Grindell
Cowhig Arrested in Vermont on Assault Charges
Vermont authorities report W F Cowhig industrial engineer for the New England Power Association assaulted his wife with a ginger ale bottle and threw a cup and saucer, leaving her bleeding. He was arrested in Belows Falls and later in Turners Falls, Mass. held on $1,000 bail.
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Vermont
Ernest W. Gibson, Jr
Bellows Falls
Sunday Herald
W. F. Cowhig
New England Power Association
Cowhig
Bath
Globe
Turners Falls
Mass
Cherry Street
Stanley G. Griswold
New England Power Co
Bank Block
Dentists advise cleaning artificial teeth for health
An eminent dentist urges daily thorough cleansing of dentures and removable bridges to prevent bacterial growth and bad breath. He promotes Platidene paste and a special plate brush as endorsed antiseptics, noting druggists sell it and to request a free sample if unavailable.
Engagement Announcement for Summer Visitor Miss De atsee
Mr and Mrs Samuel Bradlee Doggett announce the engagement of their daughter Miss De atsee Dorothy Quincy to Lieutenant Alfred Tucker Taylor U S N son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Tucker Taylor of Wakefield Rhode Island. De atsee is a Brimmer School Boston graduate and has studied at the College of William and Mary and in Paris. Taylor entered the Naval Academy in 1918 and is a 1922 graduate with further study at Harvard and the U S Naval Postgraduate School. He is assigned to duty related to the U S S Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Bradlee Doggett
Onwealth Avenue
Island
Maine
Deatsee
Alfred
U. S.n.ie Aon
Dorothy Quincy
John Hancock
Brimmer School
Boston
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
School of the Liuseun
U. S. Naval Academy
Harvard University
U. S. S. Pensacola
Navy Yard
New York
Smith Mikels wed in New York studio ceremony
Miss Freida Mikels of Bath married David S. Smith of Brookline Mass in a six o'clock New York City ceremony officiated by Dr Isaac Landman. Attendants included Miss Esther Mikels and Charles Israel. Honeymooned in Bermuda then to settle in Brookline.
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Bath
New York City
Freida Mike
David S. Smith
Brookline
Mass
Isaac Landman
Esther Mikels
Charles Israel
Hotel Roosevelt
Miss Mikels
Isaac Mikels
Elm Street
Morse High School
Coburn Classical Institute
Waterville
Lesley’s
Cambridge
Hardy School
Arlington
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Boston University Law School
Boston
Aaron Smith
Bermuda
Maine Masons announce state schools of instruction
The Grand Lodge of Maine F and A M announces instruction sessions for Bath Masons with meetings at Livermore Falls on Tuesday October 29 at 1 pm and at Brunswick on Tuesday November 3 at 1 pm. Instruction will cover unwritten creed and lectures, with afternoon and possible evening sessions. Travel expenses for District Deputy Grand Masters to the most convenient location will be provided. All Master Masons in good standing are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grand Lodge of
Maine
Bath Masons
Livermore Falls
Brunswick
Pomona Confers Fifth Degree At Special Meeting
The fifth degree was conferred on 38 at a Sagadahoc Pomona special meeting with Topsham Grange last Wednesday. Attendance reached 131 from eight granges, including 86 from Topsham. Host grange served sandwiches, cake and coffee. Next Pomona meeting will be with Woolwich Grange on the 25th, with anticipation of a fine program and speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Pomona
Topsham Grange
Pomona
Woolwich Grange
Trolley and Truck Collision Near North and Middle Streets
A A and K passenger car struck a city truck stalled across the track to dump gravel near North and Middle streets. Driver George Nelson could not stop on slippery rails and slight damage resulted. Alvan T. Fuller predicts President Hoover will push tariff changes.
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Bath
North
Middle Streets
George Nelson
Portsmouth
N. H
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Hoover
Congress
Bridge receipts climb beyond last year despite toll declines
The Times notes 1928 tolls from the Kennebec bridge reached 141,736.80 dollars, with total income including Maine Central Railroad payments and bond interest at 218,236.80 dollars. Tolls and railroad revenue cover bond coupons and maintenance, leaving a sinking fund for future debt. Vehicle traffic July to August rose 20 percent year over year, even as heavy trucks faced crossing limits.
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the Times
Kennebec
Maine Central Railroad
Wiscasset Bridge
Teachers Named for Bath Public Schools 1929 30 Year
The Bath school superintendent Clinton D. Wilson announced the 1929 30 teaching assignments begin Monday. Morse High School lists Arthur B. Scott as Principal with staff across departments. Elementary and grammar schools appoint principals, grade leaders, and subject teachers including English Latin French Civics Biology Commercial and Woodworking among others.
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Clinton D. Wilson
Morse High School
Arthur B. Scott
Carl E. Dunham
Cecil J. Cutts
Albert S. Noyes
Ruth B. Wilson
Mary H. Conley
Ellen R. Turner
Hortense G. Bryant
Alice N. Magoun
Hester M. Rose
Frances E. Dunning
Pauline MacDonald
Edith B. Horne
Ella Jaquith
Mabel Libby
Doris Morse
Florence Hawley
North Grammar
Gertrude Sibsby
Frances E. Sprague
Helen Hayes
Katherine Trott
North
Martha Hooper
Margaret Mulligan
Beatrice Black
Carrie Smith
Central Grammar
Bessie M. Hunt
Nancy Creamer
Berenice Quimby
Doris Dyer
Genevieve Duprey
Marion Jaques
Center Street
Ethel Higgins
Celia McElman
Dorothy Davis
Hope Hersom
South Street School
Laura Mitchell
Adelaide B. Campbell
Joan M.ene
Beatrice Nichols
Widow, 75, Missing After Blaze Destroys Home
A 75 year old widow who lived alone is missing after a fire destroyed her residence. Fire crews battled the blaze, and authorities urge anyone with information to contact the local sheriff.
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Blaze
Mount Desert Trip Proves Attractive Tourist Plan
M A Haraden of the Eastern Steamship Lines visited the city on Thursday. The 10 day Mount Desert Island tours from New York included bus, boat, and auto excursions with a $89.50 price. The program started in Boston and Bangor routes, with Sea Side Inn in Seal Harbor serving as headquarters. Attendees enjoyed clambakes, deep sea fishing, and an Ocean Drive auto trip to Bar Harbor ending with a Saturday dance. The company reported its largest summer business yet and plans to expand next year due to strong demand.
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M. A. Haraden
Eastern Steamship Lines
City
Marsh
Mount Desert Island
New York
Boston
Wayside Inn
Concord Sand
Lexington
Bangor
Lucerne
Sea Side Inn
Seal Harbor
Haraden
Cranberry Island
Somes
Marblehead
Maine
Police Seek Clues in Rowayton Cottage Disappearance
Norwalk police search for Theodore Leisen Jr. a commercial artist and son of an Omaha utilities executive his wife and their friend Frank C Clark a New York architect who vanished from a Rowayton cottage near the artists colony as investigators pursue leads.
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Norwalk
Conn
Theodore Leisen, Jr
Omaha, Neb
Frank C. Clark
New York
Rowayton
Artists’ Colony
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the Times Company
Front Street
Bath, Maine
B. Nichols
Treas
Harry
Webber
Ravel Beats Records
Boothbay Harbor
Squirrel Island
Stimson
Amn Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Gen. Dawes
MacDonald
England
Japan
France
Italy
Washington
Wallace H. White
Ralph O. Brewster
Arthur R. Gould
Brewster
Newark
New Jersey
NEW Morse High Modern School
M’intire
Edith Lemont
Rseek
Gregware
Dorothy Quincy Doggett
Marty
Alfred Richards
Taylor
U.S.N
Bowdoin
Maine Masons
Buxton
Texas
Flint, Mich
Chevrolet
Atlantic Motor Company, Inc
Newcastle, Maine
Damariscotta, Maine
Blanford
James Hill
Springfield
Fair Ground Tracks
Lois Hart
Westfield
Hill
Burlington
Preston Brown
Orem Reet Cenee
Ae Eeeae
Mitchell School
Effie Wright
Florence Watson
Christine Lockery
Sarah Coombs
Lillian Fisher
Agatha Lennox
Weeks Street
Louise Robbins
Elizabeth Robbins
Elizabeth Randall
Carolyn Stackpole
Winneyance
Rural
Eleanor Ferguson
Mount Desert
Eastern
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