Bath High School class of 1896 graduation plans announced
Fortnightly Bath items note the Bath High School class of 1896 has chosen its graduation parts. AWooden supper and fancy dress event is described at Winter street under the Young People's Society. Community life covers steamer work, barge construction, and local socials as Bath members prepare for next month's Ben Bolt performance.
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Local notes from Bath March 26 1896
March 26 1896 items report lodge degrees at Patten Lodge poor Bath roads and travel conditions Fortnightly Club met at Y M C A Hall Grace church Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Fred Hill social at North Street vestry Grace church parish welcomed rector at Elmhurst Miss Hyde sang at reception Rev M C Pendexter retires in two weeks Maine Water Co office redecorated 9 60 2 ball team to challenge Cycle club on Fast Day March 27 1896 Gilbert Son bought a new baker cart yacht Peregrine plumbing nearing completion vessels under construction at Kelley Spear Co Gardiner eel Neath work social at Beacon Street vestry Green resumes duties at the works Boston visitor Jack Mason cousin E Mason
Four Leagues Hold Elimination Volleyball Tournament
The YMCA volleyball finals crown Central Reds in the Intermediate League and Central in the Church League while Morse Juniors win the High School League and Weeks Street takes the Grammar School title. Gallagher starred for Central Reds in the intermediate final over St Marys.
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Morse High to Feature Three Southpaws in Hurling Lineup
Morse high school looks to a trio of southpaw pitchers Everett Sutherland George McKellar and Clif Nickerson as potential starters for coach Blair C Wilson in the 1936 season. Right handers Eddie Brown Charlie Grace Kenneth Jaquith and Georgie Perkins compete for mound roles with catching duties expected from Georgie Sarkis Alfred Gallant and Harold Stanton. Outdoor trials at Kelley Field may begin next week as the squad anticipates a strong bid in the Southern Division pennant race withBoothbay Harbor Rockland and other rivals on the schedule.
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Chevrolets Close In On Eagles Bowling Half Title
The Chevrolets beat the Fords 6 4 to threaten the Eagles league second half crown at Park alleys. Oliver's 299 led a strong night as Frates 295 and Sanborn/Scott 291 shared high marks. a roll off is likely if the Chevrolets win the final matches.
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Two Teams Deadlock In Colonial League With One Week To Go
Thursday night matches tightened the Colonial Club Bowling League race as Allie Jewett's Camels scored eight points to join Earl Randlette's Marvels at 58 points, deadlocking for first. Horace Morse led the night with 320, Jewett 313, Brown 300. Fatimas third, Murads near, Spuds and Lucky Strikes racing for position.
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Eagles Bowling leaders edge toward title with week left
Pete Oliver leads Chevrolets in the Eagles Bowling circuit second half race with an average of 100.1 as the top marksman. Dick Frates sits runner-up at 98.3, while Ralph Boardman is third at 90.7 and W. Jones is close behind. The tight field also includes Bob Boyce Johnny Sanborn Frank King and Harold Holmes in a four corner chase for fifth.
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