White House brides through history and a CoolidgeTrumbull wedding
Washington notes the prospect of a Florence Trumbull and John Coolidge wedding in the executive mansion as a potential social climax. The article lists a chronology of White House brides from Nellie Grant in 1874 to Alice Roosevelt in 1906, noting rooms used and notable guests.
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Washington
Florence Trumbull
Connecticut
John Coolidge
Executive
White House
Eleanor Wilson
William Gibbs McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Miss Wilson
Jessie
Francis B. Sayre
East Room
Nellie Grant
Alice Roosevelt
Cleveland
Frances Folsom
Coolidge
Lucy Payne
George Washington
Madison
Anna Todd
Philadelphia
Stonewall Jackson
Marie Hester Monroe
Monroe
Samuel Lawrence
New York
Mary Hellen
Adams
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Mary Lewis
Nashville
Tenn
Andrew
Jackson
Alphonse Joseph Yver Pageot
Fmdy Martin
Lewis Donaldson
Jefferson
Mary Easton
Tennessee
Lucenn B. Polk
Polk
Elizabeth Tyler
Tyler
William Waller
Williamsburg
Grant
Algernon C. F. Sartoris
Emily Platt
Hayes
Russell Hastings
Twentythird Regiment of
Ohio Volunteers
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Maguly
Waeiner
Jonn Cootidge
John Legro Wins Colonial Club Golf Tournament
Sebasco hosts the Colonial club clambake and field day with about 70 members. Twenty five golfers tee off in the annual tourn ament and John Legro wins medal play with an 83, two strokes ahead of Clint Wilson.
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Sebasco
Colonial Club
John Summerton
Shore Acres Club
Colomail Club
John Legro
Clint Wilson
Legro
Wilson
Roger Skillings
Rodney Ross
Percy Marks
Fred Thompson
Joe McCole
Doc Kingsley
Doc
George B. Wolstenholme
Mel Haggett
Jack Legro
Chester Kingsley
B. A. Stover
Harold Small
George Hunt
Alden Smith
Lloyd Steeves Pee
Ed True
So.co. Ce
Roger McInnes
Warren Hawley
Haviland Torrey
Allen Irish
Ralph Bragg
Norman McCabe
Ee Cee
Eine
Sir Wis
Bath bootlegging sweep nets six arrests in liquor bust
Federal officers with Bath sheriff and deputies raided the Bath business district sealing a seven man liquor ring. Six men were arrested including Philip O'Hara Michael Lyden Frederick Clark Peter Lebel Irvin Barter and Fraser Haynes with Jess Allen sought. Searches on the Columbia Phoenix hotels and Franklin house found no liquor.
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Bath
Seth May
Albert Henderson
New England
Philip O'Hara
Columbia Hotel
Michael Lyden
Commercial Street
Frederick Clark
Bedford Road
Peter Lebel
Pleasant Avenue
Irvin Barter
Fraser Haynes
Water Street
Jess Allen
Lester D. Eaton
Crosby
Yarmouth
Allen
Portland
O'Hara
Massachusetts Department
The
Phoenix
Barter
Haynes
Henderson
Abram Oliver
Fitz Falin
John Parker
John P. Crosby
Clark
Massachusetts
Summer Tourist
Lyden
Lebel
Arsenault Injured In Collision Monday
Joseph Arsenault son of Mr and Mrs Paul Arsenault was taken to City hospital with a possible fractured ankle after a motorcycle collision with a car driven by S Frost of Eastport at Washington and Oak streets Monday before nine. Frost drove him to the hospital and City Marshal Wal ter Whitney investigated. The report notes a week of guests at Turner court Rhinelander Wisconsin.
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Washington and
Oak Streets
Joseph Arsenault
Paul Arsenault
City Hospital
Arsenault
Washington Street
S. Frost
Eastport
Oak Street
Frost
Walter Whitney
Willard Davis
Warren
Grace Gilligan
Rhinelander
Wis
Harry Farrell
Turner Court
Arthur Allen Glasses Fitted Mon Web Sat
Advertising card notes eyewear fittings for Arthur Allen with contact, schedule including Monday Saturday and a phone listing 97.W.
Bath schools reopen Monday after fire disruptions
All Bath public schools opened Monday with most grade schools starting at 8:30. Central and North grammar began at 12:30 and will follow altered schedules after the fire. The list includes teachers and principals for elementary and high school departments.
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Bath
Central Grammar
North Grammar
Mrs. Mole
Staples
Prin
Almena Jaques
Mary Brown
Pauline MacDonald
Mrs
Edith Horne
Ella Jaqui
Mabel Lib
Rothy Furber
North Ammar
J. Gertrude Silsby
Louise Robbins
Ella Wall
Katherine Trott
North
Martha Hooper
Margaret Mulligan
Beatrice Black
Carrie Smith
Margaret Adams
Nancy Creamer
Berenice Quimby
Henrietta Schmidt
Helen Hayes
Doris Dyer
Marion Jaques
Center Street
Ethel Higgins
Celia McElman
Dorothy Davis
Hope Hersom
South Street
Laura Mitchell
Adelaide Campbell
Beatrice Nichols
Elizabeth White
Mitchell
Effie Wright
Elizabeth Randall
Florence Watson
Christine Lockery
Sarah Coombs
Lillian Fisher
Weeks Street
Bessie Hunt
Elizabeth Robbins
Agatha Lennox
Winnegance
Eleanor Ferguson
Arthur B. Scott
Carl E. Dunham
Cecil Cutts
Albert Noyes
Alice Magoun
Ruth B. Wilson
Mary Conley
Ellen Turner
Hester Rose
Frances Dunning
Hortense Bryant
Agnes Fahey
Commercial
Stella Duprey
Anna Conley
Catherine Leonard
D. Y. Alkazin
J. E. Pomeroy
Genevieve Duprey
Helen Stevens
Carolyn Stackpole
Elsie Burkard
Great Northern Roads To Remain Open For Hunters
Rumor spread that Great Northern Paper Co roads in Moosehead would close to hunters this fall. Company official Fred A. Gilbert says policy remains unchanged except no registration required this year at Sias Hill Ripogenus Pittston Farm. Company will not operate woods in Moosehead this fall and winter, but roads will stay open after snow.
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Great Northern Paper Co
Moosehead
Harrie B. Coe
Maine Publicity Bureau
Fred A. Gilbert
Gilbert
Sias Hill
Grant
Ripogenus
Pittston Farm
Sakt Probaly
Mrs Farrin Visits Sister in New Jersey
Mrs. George H. Farrin of Fords New Jersey is visiting her sister Mrs. Henry Swain.
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George H. Farrin
Fords, N. J
Mrs
Henry Swain
Two youths held on serious charge in Bowdoinham break in
Raymond Simmons 22 of Rockland Mass and Emile Turcott 18 of Newmarket N H were arraigned in municipal court on breaking and entering the farm home of Fred Merryfield Bowdoinham. They were bound over to the October term of supreme court with $800 sureties each. State officer Harry L Thompson and Chief Edwards stopped them on Bowdoinham road after bread lemon pie a cap and a pocketbook were taken. The wallet was $12 when left by Merryfield but empty on Simmons later. Simmons admits a reform school record Turcott says first offense and both claimed they met after working at Salisbury Beach and riding to Augusta on a truck. The pair are to be held in Augusta as possible matches for Massachu setts warrants.
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Raymond Simmons
Rockland
Mass
Emile R. Turcott
Newmarket
N. H
Fred Merryfield
Bowdoinham
Supreme Court
John J. Keegan
Augusta
Harry L. Thompson
Brunswick
Bowdoinham Road
Edwards
Merryfield
Thompson
Simmons
Turcott
Cushman
Keegan Simmons
Salisbury Beach
Jack Ross
Massachuse
Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers Plan Richmond Convention Sept 27
The Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers Association announces its annual convention at Richmond Methodist church on September 27. Sessions feature Dr. Augustus O. Thomas and H. V. Clifford with rural and secondary education talks, plus Miss Florence Piper Tuttle and Miss Florence Brown demonstrations.
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Lincoln-Sagadahoc Teachers’ Association
Methodist Church
Richmond
State Department of Education
L. W. Grundy
Harrison C. Lyseth
Augusta
Augustus O. Thomas
H. V. Clifford
Boothbay Harbor
Florence Piper Tuttle
Lynn
Mass
Florence Brown
Bath
L. Rae Pullen
Monhegan
Florence M. Hale
Carol L. Young
George F. Wilson
Randall Cummings
Wiscasset
H. V. Halloway
Delaware
Norris S. Land of Dresden
Hallowell
Piper
Lincoln-Sagadahoc
Teachers’ Association
Ivan M. Richardson
Harold B. Clifford
Margaret J. Adams
Clinton D. Wilson
Robert Clunie
Edith W. Davenport
Topsham
Luncheon Auction Honors Hosted by Mrs Mussenden
Mrs William B Mussenden gave a Friday luncheon at her Garden Street home for Mrs Howard B Hawley of Worcester Massachusetts Four auction tables filled the afternoon with prizes won by Mrs Seth S Mullin first place Mrs Carl C Anderson second and Mrs Robert B Hatch consolation Local guests included Mrs John Boyd of Haddonfield New Jersey and Mrs Bruce H M White of Tops ham out of town.
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William B. Mussenden
Garden Street
Howard B. Hawley
Worcester
Mass
Seth S. Mullin
Carl C. Anderson
Robert B. Hatch
John Boyd
Haddonfield
N. J
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Birds Hit on Merrymeeting Bay by Hunters
Hundreds of ducks were taken at Merrymeeting Bay as gunners pursued birds from blinds floats and shorelines. Oldtimers said gunning was as good as usual despite heavy morning fog and later sun. Continued on page five.
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Merrymeeting Bay
Bath enrolls 1623 pupils for 1928 29 school year
Bath schools opened for 1928 29 with a grand total of 1623 pupils enrolled, one less than last year’s 1624. The city’s school enrollment shows a rare one pupil variance, a notable first in Bath’s history.
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Bath
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