Deering High School Graduating Exercises in Crosby Hall
Graduating class of Deering High held exercises in Crosby Hall at 2:30 PM with a full attendance. Mayor Frank W. Robinson presented diplomas after addressing wards eight and nine and praising school dedication. The program featured salutatory, essays, poetry, music, and a valedictory by Frances Haskell Thayer, followed by a class song and a reception that evening.
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Deering High School
Crosby Hall
Marvin
Harry KE. Townsend
Woodfords Universalist Church
U. M Lord
D. W. Heseltine
Ward Nine
Timothy F. Scanlon
Scanlan
Dorothy
Smith
Schumacher
Deering
Castel-Caille
Longfellow
Rome
Ethel Wescott
Gounod
Ethel B. Sparrow
Lauren
Willis
United States
Ethel V. Leighton
Frank W. Robinson
Li Trovatore
Lena E. Crocker
Martha R. Thompson
Mabel Fites
Forrest E. Baker
Marion K. Dunham
Buck
Lena Crocker
Ben Hur
Lucille B
Goidard
Frances H
Thayer
Mark
Robinson
Portland
Messrs
Foster and
Heseltine
Alumni Association
Annie Lovisa Bradford
Alice Beatrice Bradford
Lena Ernestine Crocker
Alice Lillian Dingley
Marion Kent Dunham
Alice Ex
Mabel Files
Mildred Amanda Frank
Hadassa Leona Goodwin
Lucille Bruff Goddard
Heath denies resignation during Cape Porpoise stay
First Assistant Postmaster General Perry Heath arrived from Washington and said there is no truth to rumors he would resign. He will stay three or four weeks at Stone Haven with his wife and C. W. Louis, supervisor of the postal supply, accompanying them.
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Cape Porpoise
Perry
Heath
Washington
Stone Haven
Post Office Department
Mr. Heath
C. W. Louis
Supply Department
The
Postal Service
Maine Pension Grants and Trolley Day at Lewiston
The list notes pensions granted in Maine including Daniel Delaney and others at Togus and Bangor with various amounts. It also reports a special accrued pension for Sarah L. Smith and Ruth J. Cummings. Lewiston trolley day donated a share of receipts to Central Maine General Hospital, while the ladies hospital association sought lady conductors but none had reported yet.
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Lewiston
Lewiston, Brunswick and Bath Street Railroad
Central Maine General Hospital
Ladies’ Hospital Association
Yale Triumph Over Harvard In Gripping Thames Rowing Final
Yale edges Harvard in a dramatic four mile race on the Thames with Harvard's Harding collapsing late. Yale wins by six lengths as Coxswain Coxswain weigh and crew struggle to finish amid fierce effort and crowded cheers from officials and spectators.
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Harvard
Beth Ee
Bevan
Yale
Neoki
Harding
Ca’ Ee Higginson
Harvard Shell
Theo Seine
Harvard Bout Quivered and Trembled After the Manner Uew
Weigh
Thames
Pop Harding
Higginson
Wellves
Vcollegians
Alu
Bowdoin 1560 Reunion Honors Notable Maine Class
At the Falmouth hotel last evening the Dans of 1860 Bowdoin college gathered hosted by Gen. John Marshall Brown and Hon. Joseph W. Symonds. Ten of the surviving 8 members attended including Gen. Brown and Judge Symonds with Amos L Allen Horace H Burbeck and others.
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Falmouth
Bowdoin College
John Marshall Brown
Joseph W. Symonds
Old College
Gen. Brown
Judge Symonds
Amos L. Allens
Alfred
Col
Horace H. Burbank
Saco
Fuller J. Clifford
Edgecomb
Augustus Jones
Providence
R. J
Charles D. Perkins
North Woodstock
N. H
Fred A. Kennall
Cleveland
Samuel M
William W. Thomas, Jr
Portland
Thomas B. Reed
Brunswick
Rocky Hill Lodge EK of P officers elected
Officers elected at the Rocky Hill lodge EK of P meeting last evening include C C Fred H Jones v C with a dues of 8 dollars from Cleveland Piel M of W Jamoa E Cannon K of S 6 Arthur M Souis M of F Dr C W Foster O G C M Legrow O G M O'Connor
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Rocky Hill Lodge
C. C
Fred H. Jones
V.c
Cleveland
D. Ayer
Jamoa E. Cannon
Arthur M. Souis
C. W. Foster
Koe Miata
C. M. Legrow
O. G
M. O'Connor
Destructive Storms Hit Livermore Falls and Canaan
A powerful June storm battered Livermore Falls with lightning and large hail, striking a Fayette barn owned by Merle Gile, burning it with three cattle killed and about 2000 dollars in damage. In Canaan the afternoon storm blew off ten barn roofs and damaged orchards, isolating the town by phone in places.
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Livermore Falls
Fayette
Merle Gile
Canaan
Wooley and Metcalf Nomination in Prohibition Nominating Convention
The Prohibition convention in Chicago nominated John G. Wooley of Illinois for President and Henry B. Metcalf of Rhode Island for Vice President on the first ballot. Swallow declined the Vice Presidential nod after a brief meeting with Pennsylvanian delegates. The campaign committee reported over 7000 in contributions. No vice presidential choice was made by the Maine Democracy delegation in Kansas City.
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Chicago
John G. Wooley
Illinois
Henry B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Mr. Wooley
Silas C. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Hale Johnson
Iowa
Metcalf
Rev. Swallow
Swallow
Stewart
National Committee
Maine Democracy
Kansas City
Falmouth
Frederick W. Plaisted
Gordon
David B. Hill
Arthur Sewall
Bath
Bryan
Sewall
The
Union
Hon John F Hill Nominated Republican Governor Candidate
Five thousand people gathered in Augusta at the Blaine mansion to honor Hon John F Hill after his nomination as the Republican candidate for governor. The reception drew prominent men from across the state.
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Augusta
John F. Hill
Blaine
Baking Powder Endorsed as Purest and Strongest
The passage extols Solar Baking Powder as the purest and strongest, arguing women belong in homes and good bread is essential. It claims Solar powder costs less than rivals because it is not produced by a trust and emphasizes its impact on baked goods and home life.
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Johnson & CO
Boston
Timothy F. Scanlan
Frances F. Thayer
Perst ©. Boker
Perry & Heath
Maine Pensions
Maine
Daniel Delaney
Togus
Philip Gregory
Alfred M. Cowen
Bangor
Jonathon Grey
Kittery
Charles Fuller
Auburn
Sarah L. Smith
Haley
Ruth J.cummings
North Gray
Lucy E. Wight
Warsaw
York
Timere
J. J.storrow
James C. Greenway
G. H. Schweppes
Ard
W. Rk, Maloney
George K. Mumford
George Langford
Bowdoin
Maine College
K. OF
Stele Sh Auld Coy
Aioe
Richardson CO
Weablogton St
Besten
Mass
Wooley and Metcalf
Mr. Swallow
Hill
Women In Politics
Thio
Haskell &Jones
Monument Square
Vievorny
C. H Guppy & CO
Congress St
A. I. Exten
Rogers
W. W. Mansfield & CO
Wight
Arkansas Flod
Nutmeg Zinc Mines Co
Minc
Enc. C. Irvin, Groyanit Can’ T Manager
Nassau Street
H. EB. Stevenson
M&w
West End Hotel
Portlaud, Me
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Grand Trunk Railway System
New Hampshire
Vermont
Trac
Ath
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