Entertain ment by Dromore grange at Winnegance hall
Winnegance community house hosted Dromore grange members for an evening event to benefit the community club. The program featured piano duets and solos, farces, readings, a chorus, tableaux, and a felt crowd applauding. about $25 added to the club treasury.
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Winnegance
Dromore Grange
Doris Morse
Ruth Williams
Marion Morse
Ralph Merry
Charles Sill
Earle Morse
Tay
Klondike
Gelder Leach
Abbie Minott
Manger
Ruth Merry
Herbert Morse
Mise Hitttie Morse
Dickinan
B. Wryman
Agent Mary
Bessie Dickinson
Grace Dickinson
Harre @ Webber
Miss Dickinson
Maine notes include enrollment rise and island timber sale
Waterville reports public school enrollment up about 100 from last fall while Campbell Island timber rights shift to a syndicate plan to strip firewood. Bingham library gains new building on Main Street with roof and heating repairs anticipated.
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Waterville
Thei
Campbello Island
Lubee
Timior
Mulholland's Point
Bingham
Dr. Wood
Main Street
Rumford
Lewiston
Canton
Dixfield
Guy W. Goodrich
Canaan
Hintaan
John JD. Ross
Tangor
Ross
Edison Company
Greece
Rose
Banger
Pretty Bath wedding unites Miss MacPherson and George Fields
A Bath area wedding took place in Chawbridge on a Saturday forenoon uniting Miss Tazel Wreecott MacPherson and George Johnson Fields. The couple, attended by relatives and friends, were married by Rev. TT Bo Peede, with a reception and wedding cake cutting following the double line ceremony. The bride, bride’s sister and a St. Petersburg guest participated as attendants. the couple plan to reside at 825 Stivyer Street, Fall River after a honeymoon in the White Mountains.
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Bath
Chawbridge
Tazel Wreecott MacPherson
Rod
SS Aberdeen Avenue
George Johnson Fields
Willian Fields
Taath
TT Bo Peede
Waverly Baptist Church
Berniee Mee Preson
Victor Pollard
St. Petersburg
Kihel McCoy
Fields
Stewart de MacPherson
Morse High School
Texas Steamshin Co
Taina
Phi
Onebee
Loin Koll
Mrs. Fields
White Mountains
Stivyer Street
Fall River
Mass
Emearked Wedding Ties Phippsburg Couple to Ohio Man
Glen Lermonds of Ohio stationed at Fort Baldwin wed Miss Florence McLaughlin of Phippsburg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McNulty. Justice John H. Stoner performed the ceremony as friends from Phippsburg and Bath extend best wishes.
Sagadahock Wins First Place at Gardiner Muster
Sagadahock of Bath won first class tubs at the Gardiner muster, taking $150 prize as Senator Baxter of Bath was second with 195 ft 4 1 4 in. Massasoit of Damariscotta led second class with 2100 ft 1 4 in, in a windy contest. Drum Major Edwin N. Emmons led Baxters in a street parade. Kennebec Journal praised Ed. Officers and judges listed.
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Sagadaahock
Maine
Gardiner
Senator Baxter
Edwin N. Emmons
Baxters
Kennebec Journal
Ao Man
Sagudahock
Bath
Baw Besse
C. R. Burgess
Rockport
Wivener
Rockland
Tiger
Viallowell
Hleelu
Randolph
Massasoit
Ralph Small
Augusta
Pls
I. EB. Smith
John EB
Kimball
James TL Russ
George TL Marley
Miss Virginia Foote Dies of Heart Disease at Home
Miss Virginia M Foote aged unknown died of heart disease at the Brunswick road home of her brother John A Foote. She had long heart trouble but appeared well until this morning. She worked in straw factories in Westboro before returning to the family farm and living with her brother. Funeral set for Friday at an announced hour.
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Virginia M. Foote
John A. Poote
Brunswick Road
Miss Foote
Samuel We
Snew R. Foote
Westboro
Mass
John A. Foote Anoher
Samuel Waconer
Washington
Treasury Savings Certificates Offer Ends This Month
Local investors urged to buy before month end as Treasury announces new series starting October 1. New $1000, $100 and $25 certificates price rises set, five year term, four percent interest if held to maturity, else three percent. Old issue limited stock remains at current rates with only eleven business days left to purchase.
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Treasury Savings
Treasury Department
Owen
Morse Football Squad Works Toward Augusta Opener
Morse High completed workouts Saturday and Sunday on Kelley Field as Coach Thayward trains about 25 candidates for the season opener against Cony High at Augusta next Saturday. The squad includes veterans Ledyard Knight Stover and Benny Stover, with Capt. Bates, Mggles ton, Madden, Spinney, Trayes, and Morse in key positions.
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Morse High
Kelley Field
Cony High
Augusta
Thayward
Grindle
Morse
Numx
Trayward
Ledyard
Spinn Knight
Benny Stover
Tommy Bates
Mggleston
Madden
Clinto
Spinney
Johnny Trayes
Stover
Butler
Bucklin
Maine auto fees show increase in registrations
The State of Maine reports higher automobile registration fees year to date, with a substantial rise over last year. Through the period, licenses issued include 1,102,046 operators licenses and 3,7240 chauffeurs licenses, with thousands of vehicles registered across cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, and dealers. Wesley F. Shaw was a business visitor in Portland Thursday.
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Sime of Sustogica
Cum
Satsats.oo
TIS Motorcvele
Wats Traccks
DAS Tractors
Icphsos
Wesley FE. Shaw
Portland
Johnson Victor in To ga primary in California
Hiram Johnson defeats Charles C. Moore in California senatorial primaries as early returns come in. Johnson leads the Republican contest and appears set for the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Victor
Toga
Hiram Johnson
California
Charles C. Moore
Engagement Party for Camilla Sewall and Walter Edge
Forty guests gathered at the Summer home of Mr and Mrs Harold Marsh Seygall at Shad Point to honor the engagement of their daughter Camilla Sewall to Senator Walter Edge of New Jersey. Attendees wore stylish crepe gowns, and telegrams of congratulations flowed in as the couple received good wishes during the afternoon.
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Jack Malcolm
New York
Jane Sh. Weinan
Elsie Allegrin
Winneganee
Wilkinson
East Sullivan
Center School
Martin Sabin
Squirrel Point Light
Kalay
Brooklin
T. Byight
Walter Tr. Bowker
Bailey's Island
Edmund Briggs
Charles Treat
Winslow
Capt
William Totman
Elisha Totman
Ashdale
J. Oscar Wyman
Pautine
Boston
George Davis
Bath Gate
Davis
J. FL. Pease
Edith Taylor
Falmouth
George. Pease
Bette Wathree
Porthrined
J.D. Eastman
Inglewood
N. J
Horace Ropes
Minneapolis
Minn
George S. Dearborn
Henry Dearborn
Breek
Clinton Elliot
Carlton Pike
Tuebee
Culbert McGuay
Northeast Harbor
Arthur S. Bosworth
Barbara Bosworth
Portland
Edmund Toushelle
Margaret Benson
Chicago
Athletic Show Next Friday Night
The postponed armory event now set for next Friday features two wrestling matches and one boxing bout. Middleweight clash Joe Golasovsky of TL S. 8 Tampa, Pacific coast champion, vs Vermette, Brunswick’s star, best two of three falls to a finish. Lightweights Young Vermette of Brunswick vs Young White of Lewiston for one fall in a 230 minute limit. A three round boxing match pits Kid Devoe of the U.S. Pampa against Young Huff of Brunswick.
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Armory
Joe Golasovsky
TL S. 8
Tampa
Pacific Coast
Vermette
Brunswick
Perfect Boy
Bost
Young Vermette
Young White
Lewiston
Kid Devoe
U.S
Pampa Pod Young Huff
Grows and Travis Marry at Brunswick Baptist Parsonage
Warren W. Grows of Brunswick and Miss Tharriet A Travis wed at 10 Monday forenoon in a double ring ceremony at a Brunswick Baptist parsonage. The bride wore a blue duvetyn traveling dress and roses. They travel to Massachusetts for a honeymoon and will live in Brunswick until a new home is ready. Grows works in the post office. Travis is the daughter of Mrs. Alice Travis Bath and Morse High graduate.
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Warren W. Grows
Brunswick
Tharriet A. Travis
Massachusetts
Braunswick
Mr. Grows
William
Postofco
Bronswick
Mrs. Grows
Alice Travis
Bath
Morse High
Perry Bros
John Clifford 91 Ship Fastener of Bath Dies
John Clifford a Bath ship fastener born in Truro Nova Scotia January 9 1882 died Wednesday night after a long illness. He moved to Bath at 18 and helped build many vessels noted for skilled workmanship. Survived by wife in Mystic Connecticut. Funeral Saturday at ten in the Tome.
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John Clifford
Bath
Shim
Mr. Clifford
Truro
N.S
Ile
Tle
Clifford
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Wellows
Tie
Mystic
Sheriff Stevens Sues Lewiston Sun for Libel Over Speech
Sheriff Stevens of Androscoggin files libel suit against the Lewiston Sun over a Livermore campaign speech in which he was sharply attacked. The suit alleges publication harmed his reputation.
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Sheriff Stevens
Androscoggin
The
Lewiston Sun
Livermore
Stevens
Eskimo Traits Highlight Bowdoin Mate on Arctic Tales
Jot Small, mate of the Bowdoin on MacMillan Arctic expeditions, says Eskimos are honest and well suited for northern work. He recalls four Arctic trips, notes Eskimo diet of meat and eggs, and praises native innovation like improvised rifle peep sights. MacMillan calls him a valuable, reflective explorer.
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Jot Small
Provincetown
Mass
Bowdoin
MacMillan Arctic
Roscoe PL
McFadden
Bath
Baffin's Land
Jet
MacMillan
Arctic
Tie
Mace
Ife
Crocker Land
Dr. MacMillan
Jot
Fragmentary quote hints at moderation mindset shift
A garbled line reflects a speaker embracing a steadier pace and longer reflection. No clear names or events emerge, but the sentiment suggests a resolve to moderate actions and time.
Maine Leads New England Post Offices in Size
Assistant Postmaster General Bartlett announced at Portland's postal convention that Maine has more post offices than any other New England state with 8 first class 36 second class 158 third class and 658 fourth class offices. Annual receipts total 3 200 000 with 2 700 000 maintenance. 100 000 money orders issued totaling 31 900 000 and 1 450 000 orders cashed amounting to 10 000 000. Salaries for all postmasters reach 660 000, 480 rural routes cover 11 800 miles at 890 000 expense. 350 clerks employed. Five million pounds of second class matter mailed with 370 in postage.
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Maine
New England
SGO
Obituary: Mrs. Ann R. Wales of Allston Passes Away
Mrs. Ann R. Wales widow of Thomas S. Wales died at her Allston home on September 12 after a long life of community service. Born in Bath Maine, she moved to Brighton and helped found Allston Congregational church and the Brighthelmstone club. Funeral services were held at 2 pm with Rev. Manley F. Albright officiating, burial at Mt Auburn in the family lot. Survived by two daughters Gertrude and Helen, a sister Mrs. Henry H. Taylor of Waltham, and Mr. Warren Foley of Boston.
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Catherine Weston
Dromore
Bath City Hospital
Oliver
Thethel
F. S. Mowker
Irving G. Harrington
Pentescostal Church
Bath
Riley
Violet Lufkin
Ina Pease
Lewiston
Cant
Lastman’s
William T Peary
Doris
Cora Campbell
Butler
Lewis Collins
Stamford
Conn
FLW
Ridley
Candy'’s Harbor
Sandy Cove
John BP. Leach
Phippsburg
Key West
Leach
P & O, Steamship Co
Frank
Governor Cobb
P & OF
Prank
Maine
John G. Leach
Bryant and Stratton Business College
Boston
Ann R. Wales
Cosmopolitan Club
Allston
Maso
The
Recorder
Thomas S. Wales
Linden Sreet
Wales
Thomas
Maria (Storer) Foley
Waldoboro
Brighton
Braintree
Brighton Congregational Church
Allston Congregational Church
Union Hall
Brighthelmstone Club
Manley F. Allbright
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
W. H. Short
Henry H. Taylor
Waltham
Warren Foley
Hunters Licenses Issued by City Clerk
City clerk John Gilmore issued hunter's licenses to Lester G Campbell Willard M Colby Walter A Higgins Arthur Ayer John A Legro Ralph PF Small Lawrence V Crocker Charles N Worrey Elwood S Toeoth aker Harold McInnes Thurlow M Pink ham Ernest BE Russell John J Quinn Gardiner RK Deering Thomas Pearson John J Fitzpatrick and Mr and Mrs Charles S Brown of Augusta who motored down Friday afternoon to call on a friend and attend to business matters.
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Mere
Charles BK. Wewitt
Gndson Charles Sd
Somerville
Mass
Whey
Phippsburg Tle
Wroix
Willis Campbell
Providence
Merv Campbell
Mareh
Simon R. Perry
Ralph DB. Whitehouse
Warren Ubawley
Willian Barber
Eligabeth Coombs
William Parker
Warren Thinley
Mare Elizabeth Coombs
Orig Frye
Edith Lemont
Viarry Ring
John Taylor Mere
Thoms Jack
John D Burkhardt
Ralph Drage
Mverard Ampleton
Roy Shackford
Charles Corliss
Alfie Jacobs
Maward Lampoon
John G. Morse
Dornan Derkins
Perry Thouon
Jeseph Moonen
Masse & Son
Winnegiance
Arthur Pratt
Walker & Pratt
Charles E. Wewitt
Robert VP Manson
Porthand
Boston
Harold Simal
Bath
John Gilmore
Hunter
Charles S. Brown
Augusta
Gall
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Ment
George Eaton
May Morse
J. Packer Morse
David T., Wilson
Morse Cemetery
Eugene Spinney
Percy Morse
Chester Talbot
Omar Perry
J. Parker Morse
Horace Morse
James Trowney
Fred Oliver
Olney C. Terry
Hayden Conant
Popham Beach
Charles Perkins
High Street
Maurice Pickard
Independent
Frank G. Purington
Alfred Cornish
Parker Tread
Fred J. Parks
Toothbay Thirbor
Maine News Notes
MacPherson
Cambridge
Sagadahock
Paul Revere
Paul Relvere
1776
Morse Football Squad
Sewall
Travis
Brunswick Postoffice
Joe
the Centaur Company
New York City
Mate
Gaon
Leadin
Bartlett
Hunter’s Licenses
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