Opportunity proves humble boy can rise in U S history
The piece argues that even from modest beginnings Americans like Herbert Hoover, Al Smith, and Frank Kellogg show equal opportunity in the United States. It cites Kellogg’s log cabin start and law reading, Kellogg’s treaty work, and the Kellogg pact as signs of national promise. It also notes Maine topics including road funding, Maine products, Grand Army encampments, bridge projects Arrowsic and Merrymeting bay, and Kendall farm sheep touring New England fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Worcester Telegram
Frank B. Kellogg
Kelloge
Hoover
Smith
Kellogg
America
Maine
Arrowsic
Merrymeting Bay
Kendall Farm
Bowdoinham
New England
Rouse-Bunting Wedding Held at Trinity Church Boston
Winslow Monroe Rouse of Roxbury Mass and Wil liamina Bunting of West Roxbury Mass wed Thursday night at Trinity church Boston in a ceremony by Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill. The bride wore white Duchess satin with rose point lace and carried a bridal bouquet. maid of honor Katherine Perkins and bridesmaids wore pink and Nile green gowns. Best man Stanley Rostrum. ushers include Eben Murray and William Bunting. The bride is a Charlesville Hospital nursing graduate. the groom, former boy soprano at Trinity, serves as second officer on the S S Fairfield City and is a 1926 graduate of the Massachusetts Nautical school. A reception and dinner dance followed at the Westminster hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Monroe Rouse
Winslow Rouse
Roxbury
Mass
William J. Rouse
Williamina Bunting
William Bunting
West Roxbury
Trinity Church
Boston
Henry Knox Sherrill
Katharine Perkins
Concord
N. H
J. C. Elrod
Gertrude Rouse
Margaret Tudor
Katherine Bernier
Helene Shannon
Mary Louise Roubneau
Stanley Rostrum
Eben Murray
Edward Purchase
Clifford Robertson
Brrds
Charlesvilte Hospital
Bath Couple Wed in Freeport Ceremony
A Bath wedding joined Cyrus W. Longley and Annie Chandler in a 630 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. William Graham with a single ring. Longley, Morse high class of 1929, works on the city hall project. Chandler is a Morse graduate. The couple receive many congratulations as residents of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Freeport
Cyrus W. Longley
Annie Chandler
William Graham
Albert G. Longley
Dummer Street
Morse High School
Morse High
City Hall
Edwin O. Chandler
Park Street
Original deed for church lot at Phippsburg Center 1802
The document records Mary Mc Cobb of Georgetown granting land and a share in a meeting house lot at Phippsburg Center to listed subscribers including Mark L Hill and others. The half acre parcel lies near the shipyard, with a road easement and fence obligations, to support a public worship house. Deed dated August 10 1802 with witnesses and JP confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCobb
Mary Pelham Hill
Topsham
Mark Langdon Hill
Phippsburg
Minott
Capt
James McCobb
Phippsburg Center
Mark L. Hill
Jordan Parker
Simon Davis
John Foot
Moses Mevison
Josiah Batchelder
Daniel Blasdel Jr
Thomas Rogers, Jr
Timothy Batchelder
John Mereen
Lemuel Mareen
Alexander Drummond Jr
Patrick Drummond
Parker McCoobbe
John Wyman
Georgetown
County of
Lincoln
God
Maine
Foulloweth
Eleazer Fuller
Nancy Bowker
Mary Hill
Lincoln S.S. Georgetown
Mark L, Hill
Lincoln S. S
County of Lincoln
Thomas Rice
Judge Keegan Named to Succeed Himself in Bath
Judge John J. Keegan, a Democrat, was renominationed by Governor Brewster for a fifth term as municipal court judge in Bath. First appointed by Governor Plaisted to replace Arthur J. Dunton, Keegan now faces confirmation for a four year term amid expected smooth sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
Brewster
Municipal Court of
Bath
Keegan
Plaisted
Arthur J. Dunton
Mrs Antonio Croce of Skowhegan Dies After Illness
Mrs Antonio Croce 52 died Tuesday at her Bush Street home in Skowhegan after a long illness. She was daughter of Joseph and Calarie Lachapple and former first past regent of Notre Dame de Lourdes circles Daughters of Isabella. She married Mr Croce in Bath about 22 years ago and moved to Skowhegan from Searsport two years ago. Survived by husband two children Valerie and Carl Croce two sisters Mrs Jack Croce of Skowhegan and Mrs Dollie Hines of Biddeford and one brother George Lachapfn f. Funeral Monday at Notre Dame de Lourdes church. Mrs Mary H Curtis of Concord NH visiting cousin Miss Laura Farnham of Sagadahoc Ferry staying with Mr and Mrs Carlton W Lowell.
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Antonio Croce
Bush Street
Skowhegan
Joseph and
Calarie Aramicy Lachapple
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Isabella
Mr. Croce
Bath
Searsport
Madison Avenue
Valerie
Carl Croce
Jack Croce
Dollie Hines
Biddeford
George Lachapfn
Fday
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Summer Music Camp May Be At Phippsburg
A proposed Maine Music Camps project near Candy's Harbor in Phippsburg aims to offer summer instruction in band orchestra and vocal music plus tutoring. Charles A Warren leads support with notable attendees including E W Newton David King Harry Whittemore Francis Findley Ronald Gould and others.
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Phippsburg Basin
New England
Maine
Candy's Harbor
Charles A. Warren
Brunswick
E. W. Newton
Gin: & Co
Boston
David King
Oliver Ditson Co
Harry E. Whittemore
Eastern Supervisors’ Conference
Francis Findley
New England Conservatory of Music
Ronald A. Gould
Gould & Sons
Edward Ramsom
Clinton M. Graffam
Cressey & Allen
Portland
M Philips Mason
E. 8. Pitcher
Auburn
Gladys Pitcher
Donald E. Lewis
Bath Bowlers Likely to Form Two Leagues This Fall
Indications show Park bowling alleys will host a six five man teams league and a ten two man league this coming Fall and Winter. Prescott's Garage five man team has challenged Hyde Windlass Co. bowlers, Redson's company also fields a strong team, and Bath Iron Works and Bath Box Co. may enter. Scores of bowlers seek the ten person two man league, separate from the six team circuit, promising a spirited season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Hyde Windlass Co
Redson
Bath Iron Works
Bath Box Co
London's Lively Open Markets and Historic City Life
Edwin Dodge Hardin writes from London on September 10, 1928 about the bustling markets in Aldgate and East India Dock Road, noting Fridays as big rummage sale days. He recalls old London when Cornhill and Lombard Street defined commerce, and highlights historic Londoners who fought for Edward IV and Cromwell, ending with reverence for George V.
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Aldgate
East India Dock Road
New York
London
Lombard Street
England
Royal Exchange
Edward IV
Barnet
Charles I
George V
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Old Timers Recall Trolley League Lantern Days
The piece highlights Dan and Charlie as enduring figures from the Trolley League era with Charlie Carr in the front row and Ernie Kelley in the back. It notes Kelley field was named for Ernie Kelley and mentions rivals Lewiston Browns Lisbon Falls and Freeport as part of the league’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Carr
Charlie
Dan
Ernie Kelley
Lewiston Browns
Lisbon Falls
Freeport
Ernie
Kelley Field
Bath Trolley League memories and notable players
The Bath based Trolley league featured Lewiston, Freeport, Lisbon Falls and Bath in an amateur circuit. Players included Oliver Moses, Lou Swett, Charles Farnham, Dan McPhee, Charlie Carr, Doc Walter Thomas, William Winslow, Harry Seaford, Harry Frye, Hal Bryant, Jack Caldwell, Hal Barton, Togy Morse, Tony Morse, Jack Slattery, Carl Libby and others. Travel was by train and trolley. games 1–3 per week, salaries rare, yet a grand time for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Browns
Freeport
Lisbon Falls
Bath
Moses Field
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Washington Street
Oliver Street
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Oliver Moses
Lou Swett
Charles Farnham
Dan McPhee
Charlie Carr
Walter Thomas
Richmond
Augusta
Rowe
William Winslow
Brigham's Cove
Harry
Hal Bryant
Brunswick
Jack Caldwell
Hal Barton
New Hampshire
Jack
Bates
Carl Libby
Bowdoin
Togy
Libby
New York City
Lewiston
Portland
New England
Waltham Watch Co
Waltham
Mass
Watch Company
Bowdo
Kerwin
N. E
Caldwell
Barton
Slattery
Everbody
Dan
Lew
Crossword Puzzle Word List
Horizontal clues list many common crossword terms and definitions. Vertical clues continue with locations and linguistic cues. The page combines two grids and a long string of numbered hints including abbreviations and archaic forms.
Hollywood Laundry To Open October First
Harry N Wright and his family, long time Hollywood residents, announce the opening of a new laundry on October 1. Wright began in California with the Colonial Laundry and has since built a home in Laurel Canyon as his patronage grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Wright
Hollywood
Calif
California
Colonial Laundry
Laurel Canyon
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Times Company
BP. OR. Nichols, Pres. and
Treas Harry
Wehber, Falitor
Trent Street
Mai
Ives
Maine Automobile Association
Clyde H. Smith
Maine Highway Commission
F. C. Crawford
Syracuse University
State of
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Colorado
Grand Army
Rouse-Bunting
West Roxbury, Mass
Fred R. E. Dean
Ladies’ Aid of Universalist Church
H. D. Speers
Mrs
Mary H. Curtis
Laura Farnham
Sagadahoc Ferry
Curtis
Carlton W Lowell
Bedford Street
Candy’s Harbor
New Yorks
Piccadildy
Broadway
Eacy Wit Batu
Sofield - Marcacine Dinecton
Morse
Cornell
Togy’ Morse
Portland New England
Tony
Morse Bros
The
Vatican
Idaho
Mississippi Valley State
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