Winnegance Hosts Community Baseball Meeting in Village
A Winnegance men’s club gathering voted to form a village baseball team with Frank Talbot as manager and women backing the effort. They approved funds for uniforms, left captaincy to players, and elected Frank Perry secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganeee
Frank Talbot
Harry (. Webber
Baseball Association
Frank Perry
Walter Morse
Rumford Falls
Zina M. Eaton
Robert I.’. Manson
Harry LB. Williams
Earl Morse
Terey Morse
Frank Allegrin
Tyleston C. Oliver
Albert Morse
Robert Oliver
Walter Rogers
John Bowie
Thomas Allegrin
Edgar Oliver
Zina Eaton
Milton T. Morse
American Legion notes parade wartime zeal and humor
The Paris Figaro cartoon mocking Army of Occupation expenses spurs Washington chambers to back adjusted compensation. John A. Isham travels from Boise to collect dues, while veterans guard New York against robberies and prepare for re enlistment. Sub chasers in Baltimore form a rum-fighting fleet. Harvard Neb learns weather news via radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Figaro
United States Army of Occupation
American Legion
France
Marianne
Germany
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
John A. Isham
Boise
Idaho
Oscar Weymire
North Sea
Haynes
Hoodh Navy
Baltimore
Harvard
Neb
Legion
Board of Commissioners
Littleton, Col
Court House
Des Moines
Towa
Ralph W. Harrison
Maplewood
N. J
American Legion Rifle Team
Golden
Col
United States
Charles EF. Young
St. Augustine
Fla
Young
Alexander Lochwitsky
New York American Legion
San Antonio
Edward Voigt
Wisconsin
Clyde Ellis
Elkhart Lake
Wis
Voigt
Ellis
Corinth
Miss
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Mobile
Ala
Bath Folks Print Emilio de Gogorza aboard Olympic
A New York Herald Sunday photo shows baritone Emilio de Gogorza and Mme. Hmima Eames de Gogorza aboard the White Star liner Olympic before Europe, planning two weeks in London and Paris with possible concerts. Also aboard are diplomats and railroad executives en route to Rome for an International Railway Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio de Gogorza
Metropolitan Opera
Mme
Hmima Eames de Gogorza
New York Herald
Olympie
Europe
de Gogorza
Mae
Eames
London
Paris
Pennsylvania Railroad
France
Francis I. Gowan
Manger
Pennslvania Railroad
A. T. Dice
Frederick M. Faulk
Philadelphia & Reading
Andrew Fetcher
American Locomotive Co
International Railway Congress
Rome
Bowdoin Loses to New York University on Muddy Field
Bowdoin fell 7 to 4 to New York University in New York Tuesday. The game ended after eight innings due to darkness on a muddy field. Sheehy pitched well for NYU, while Bowdoin’s Smith and Geaves stood out. Flynn hit a long homer for NYU and Levandarski and Mynn led NYU with five combined hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Bowdoin
New York University
New York
Sheehy
Capt. Mynn
Babe Ruth
University Heights
Levandarski
Willow
Flynn
Ohio
Smith
Geaves
Goldstein
George
Esa le
Tourreck
Caves
A. Morrell
Tlomertin
Johnson S
Balk
Swenson
Mrs Mary Lombard Smith Dies In Dover At 60
Mrs Mary Lombard Smith wife of Melville J Smith of Dover Maine died at Wentworth hospital on Friday March 17 aged 60 years 5 months 24 days. Born in Bath she was daughter of the late Dr Joseph H Lombard and Sephrenia Lombard. She lived in Dover 27 years previously from Brunswick and held offices in Purity Rebekah lodge Sawyer Relief corps Dover Women’s club and Nordham Colonist Historical Society. Survived by husband one daughter Mrs Ethel G Clark and two brothers J Robert Lombard and Rev Edwin Lombard. Funeral Sunday March 19 at 2 p m at Ricker Memorial chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lombard Smith
Melville J. Smith
Dover
Maine
Wentworth Hospital
Bath
Joseph H. Lombard
Sephrenia (Davis) Lombard
Ethel G. Clark
Madbury
J. Robert Lombard
Brunswick
Edwin Lombard
Logan
Iowa
Ricker Memorial Chapel
Marriage Witty Lines From A London Play The Iremp Card
A London Play quote collection features humorous lines about marriage. The speakers joke that a husband is like a nasal certificate of good conduct and warn against idolizing husbands. The dialogue notes marriage as difficult and compares it to golf requiring full time and may fail against an American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saorine
The Cup That Cheers Tea's Global Journey Chronology
The article traces tea origins from the Far East to Assam where one third of India's tea is grown. It notes wild tea in Assam forests, the plant's vigorous growth to thirty feet, and tea spreading from London after the first tea house opened in 1657.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
China
Japan
Assam
British India
Burma
India
London
Summerside MRS CHARLES McElman Dies After Illness
Mrs Charles McElman of Summerside died March 27 after several weeks illness aged 61. She was a lifelong Summerside resident and is survived by husband eight sons and three daughters, two sisters four brothers and nine grandchildren. Funeral was held at St Pauls church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McElman
Summerside
T.E.I
Charles McElwan
Oliver
Thomas
Harold
Boston
Edward
Halifax
Wilfred
Moncton
George
Bath
Walter
William
A. P. Grant
California
Jennie
Edna
Arthur S. Maxim
Wollaston
Mass
Arthur Purchase
Amherst
N. S
James Carver
Linkletter Road
P.E.1
Henry Carver
Roslindale
Charles Carver
Alonzo Carver
St. Paul's Church
Death of Herbert Shea of Brooklyn
Herbert Shea of Brooklyn, lifelong resident and former machinist for George Moulton, died Thursday morning. Telegram notified Mr and Mrs M A Haggett of Bath. Body brought to Bath Saturday, funeral Sunday. He leaves a wife and daughter Miss Mary Shea, both well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Shea
Brooklyn
M. A. Haggett
Bath Street
Bath
Shea
George Moulton
Mary Shea
Gaudreau’s Concert Band Ends Season With Farewell
Gaudreau’s Concert Band presented its final Bath opera house performance of the season on Sunday night. The large audience heard conductor Gaudreau’s violin solo during three encores and a speech explaining the vacation pause to allow members to seek work elsewhere. The conductor thanked the public for support and hoped for conditions improving to reunite the band soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaudreau
Bath Opera House
Board of Highways and Sewers Organizes Meeting
The new Board of Highways and Sewers met Thursday night and organized with Alderman Harry W. Crosman as chairman. Herbert R. Lemont was elected secretary at a salary of $1,000 and Charles H. Mitchell as superintendent. John N. Taylor was elected clerk of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Highways and Sewers
Harry W. Crosman
Herbert R. Lemont
Charles H. Mitchell
John N. Taylor
Funeral for William H. Hersey in Portland
William H. Hersey 60 a former Bath man died in Portland in March. Funeral held Monday at 10 30 at James A. Martin Son chapel Portland. Burial at Forest City cemetery. He was a long time fastener in Bath wooden shipyards and lived on Front street in the house now occupied by Elmer W. Rogers. He had been away from Bath more than 80 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vercy Morse
Omar Perry
Arthur Brown
Olney C. Perry
Almon R. Verry
Robert ’T. Manson
John J. Desmond Co
Frank Perry
Almon R. Perry
John G. Morse
Winfield W. Morse
J. Parker Morse
Charles FB. Hewitt
Percy Morse
Robert IP. Manson
Milton Morse
Albert Morse
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Milton T. Morse
Robert P. Manson
Joseph B. McCuteheon
Edgar Oliver
Charles FE. Hewitt, Jr
Frank Allegrin
Harry C. Webber
J. Walker Morse
Hayden Conant
Zina M. Eaton
Fred L. Parks
William H. Tobey
Perry
Middle Street
Bath
Tridge Hall
Charles FE. Hewitt Jr
Charles
Richmond
Charles BE. Hewitt
William H. Hersey
Portland
James A. Martin & Son
Myrtle Street
Forest City Cemetery
Mr. Hersey
Front Street
Elmer W. Rogers
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Charles Rogers
Charles BB. Williams
Clifford Road
Marion Raffaell
George H. J. Ingalls
Charles T. Small
Parker O. Rogers
Squaw Club
Sherman L. Morse
Elmer Lufkin
Isle Au Haut
Walter Marco
Edward Pierce
Knox County
Port Clyde
Leon Pennell
Victrola
Agustus Small
Rumford
Harry B. Williams
Winneganee Bridge
Gate Road
Beatrice Louise
Liccerr & Mrexs
Tonacco Co
Universities Dictionary
la Wien
Colombo
Naples
Langdon
Allen M. Trish
Charles FE. Cushing
Ernesto GG. Fabbri
Mme. Fabbri
Egisto Fabbri
Italy
U Bowdoin
Needleman
Graves
Hill
Gibbons
Jones
Bere
Ak Morrell
I Johnson
Cup
Charles McElman
Flapehfords
Blatchford's Milk Mash
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