King Tavern Closes On October 15 Rotarian Meeting Recap
The Rotarians held a sundown meeting at King Tavern ahead of its October 15 close. Speakers included Pastor Eds Ie Hoedan and Mr Hardie, with reports on trips to England and New Zealand. Attendance featured many guests and a large turnout, highlighting club history and future plans.
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King Tavern
Hutsberms
Edwerd Wo Sredignew
Hester
Wes
Hoedan Paster
Hela
Begeem
Hardie
Banden
Bowie
Bmw
New Zealand
Jestans
Airgitis
Direct Pupils Attention to Posture
Fragmentary notes describe pupils focusing on posture and seating arrangement in a classroom setting. References mention teachers and arranged seats as part of posture guidance.
Merrymeeting Grange Fair With Supper Drama and Dance
Merrymeeting Grange hosts a fair October 7 with exhibits of vegetables handiwork and bric a brac. A supper will be served at 5 PM and a 2 act comedy will follow with a dance later in the evening. Nearby social notes mention birthday party events and visits among residents and relatives with several small gatherings reported across the community.
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Merrymeeting Grange
Star Aid
Albert Henderson—Barthday
Weekend social notes and local visits reported
AL W. Pike spent the weekend at his residence. A. S & Temple and Frank Heath delivered goods to Bath market with upbeat sales. Caleb Mitchells welcomed a ten pound baby. Various locals, including Mr Ingraham at Sunset Inn, Rey Weston and son Henry from Gardiner, visited Eva Weston. Ed Cornish and siblings hosted guests. the Cornish and McPherson parties traveled to Boston. Mary Hearth and family arrived in Orland Florida after a pleasant trip. Charles Fogg and daughter Nena were Sunday guests of Annie Cobb.
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AL W. Pike
A. S& Temple
Frank Heath
Bath
Caleb Mitchell
Dueck
Ingraham
Sunset Inn
Rey Weston
Henry
Gardiner
Eva Weston
Ed Cornish
D. B. Cornish
Prenswick
Sereix
Mary Hearth
Orland
Fla
Charles Fogg
Nena
Annie Cobb
Parents neglect returning votes and school notice confusion
The article reports parents failing to return voting cards for their children, with only about 100 of 150 returned by midweek. Superintendent Wilson urges immediate return to inform the Board, teachers, and parents about per-family voting rights and upcoming decisions. It also notes a Maine dairy judging team’s potential trip to Detroit and local social news.
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Supt. Wilson
Supt
Wilsom
Board of Education
Teatchers
Epee
Sapt. Wilson
Furber
University of Maine
Detroit
Fretober
RC. Dellef
Ramford
Hoel Reims
Jersey
George Dew
Fasette
Ayrshires
Darrell DeCoster
Norway
H. W. Hail
Maine Central Railroad
Ertland i
Ami
Maine
Mendelssohn Club Prepares for Maine Music Festival
The Mendelssohn club held a well attended final rehearsal at the Oak Street parish house before the Maine Music Festival in Portland. The festival opens Monday with Elijah by Mendelssohn, featuring Harold Kravitz and Benno Rabinoff, and Gigli night on Tuesday with Benjamino Gigli. Concerts run through Wednesday with soloists Fannye Louise Block, Roger Nye, Henri Marcaux, and others. grand opera night closes with Verdi's Aida.
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Mendelssohn Club
Portland
Oak Street
Exposition Building
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Harold Kravitz
Benno Rabinoff
Gigli
Benjamino Gigli
Fannye Louise Block
Roger Nye
Henri Marcaux
May Korb
Fannye Bleck
Edwain Swain
Gladys Russell Cook
Verdi
Qnher
J. DeGavira
Marion Telva
Ernest J. Hill
James Wolfe
Henri Marcoux
Fred DD. Hill
Bath
Elijth
New York
Chapman
Philharmonic and
Symphony Orchestras of
Eliish
May Korb Cranham
Angel
Fannye
Louise Block
Vouthieise
Pika Pie Ee Ee
Roger A. Ny
Obadiah
Edwin Swain
Maine
Frangcon-Davis
Stowl
Baal
Madame Gadski
Katherine Rieker
Lon Duncan Berney
H. Evan Wil-liaters
Mr. Williams
Gadski
Rider-Kelsey
Martha F. B. Hawes
Lon Duncan Jarney
Edward Johnsen
Giwilyn Miles
James W Coombs Celebrates Seventieth Birthday
Following a Sunday school workers conference at Corliss Street Church, Deacon James W. Coombs was surprised at home with birthday wishes. Fifteen attended the conference with a supper in the vestry. Delegates to the State Sunday School convention were named: Mrs. Wothanes, Mrs. Valmer, Miss Dodge, Miss Coombs, and Harry McIntire. Sidney L. Eaton received a birthday cake from Mrs. Chaney. Classes will plan Rally Day next Sunday and a midweek prayer service will be held Thursday night led by Rev. Robert H. Carey.
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Corliss Street
James W. Coombs
Augusta
W. Wothanes
John T. Valmer
Evelyn Dodge
Dorothy Coombs
Harry McIntire
Sidney L. Eaton
WL. W. Chaney
Foster Enthusiasm For Public Education Observed Week
American Education week will be observed November 7 to 13 under the National Education Association and the American Legion. The program highlights include For God and Country Constitutional Rights Patriotism Day Equal Opportunity Day Armistice Day Know Your School Day and Community activities.
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National Education Association
The
American Legion
Morse football faces injuries as lineup reshuffle begins
Morse football prepares for the first home game with Bill Oliver ineligible. Doyle nurses a stiff knee and may miss most of the game. Anicker likely fills fullback, Crocker steps into the other backfield spot, while Anlcker covers punting. Front line must quicken and tackle harder against Edward Little.
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Morse
Bill Oliver
Husky
Doyle
Anicker
Crocker
Anlcker
Cong
Augusta
Edward Little
Cony
Kemper
Bruce
Decker
Lydon
Oliver
Auburn
Oxford County Fair Association elects officers and district trustees
At the annual meeting in South Paris A W Weston Bolsters Malls was named vice president. W E Penley West Paris AL G Hayes Oxford and C W Bowker South Paris were chosen trustees. A Maine industrial exposition is planned in Portland the week of November 5. A Porto Rico report notes 500 miles of fine roads and Swisslike scenery.
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Oxford County Fair Association
South Paris
A. W. Weston
Bolsters Malls
W. E. Penley
West Paris
AL G. Hayes
Oxford
C. W. Bowker
Porto Rico
Switzerland
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