Submarine Mishaps in New England Cost Eighty Lives Since World War
A Navy compiled list shows eighty sailors died in New England submarine accidents from 1919 to 1927, more than in all other waters combined. Notable losses include S-51 at Blackfish Sound, S-4 near Cape Cod, and S-2 and S-48 incidents at New London Bridgeport.
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Boston
New Enghant
New England
Navy Department
United States
Navy
Bridgeport
Portsmouth
New London
Conn
Newport
Milcic
Chatham
Mass
Cape Cod
N. H
Miladi
B. G. Kile
M. S. Lira
Alfred Geier
Greenwich Village Cabaret Planned at Morse High
The Morse high athletic association plans a Greenwich Village Cabaret at the Masonic temple on May 11. Chairmanship, committees, and planning details are announced, with Mrs. Rescops DP. McPadden leading the cabaret committee and Frances Dunning directing music.
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Greenwich Village
Masonic Temple
Morse High
R. Clinton McPadden
Jack Trvde
William S. Newell
Frederick Drake
Seth SS. Mullin
Lewis A. Gannon
Charles 11. Cahill
Clinton McFadden
W. 8. Newell
Charles H. Cahill
Jack Slyde
Carroll Deering
Roscoe P. McFadden
Frances Dunning
Fadward Pomeroy
David Alkazin
Roscoe PL
McFadden
Seth
Mallin
Bath Pastor Speaks at Lewiston Church
Rev Edwin P D Tardin of Winter Street church spoke at Calvary Methodist church Lewiston for the sixth and penultimate union service. His topic was Creative Joy. Rev John G Rogers former Beacon Street Bath pastor presided and returned for a final Lewiston appearance. The Calvary choir presented a special musical program after a half hour organ recital by Arthur N Pettingill.
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Edwin PD. Tardin
Winter Street Church
Lewiston
Calvary Methodist Church
John G. Rogers
Beacon Street Church
Bath
Calvary Church
Calvary Church Choir
Arthur N. Pettingill
Morse Team Defeated At Auburn By Edward Little Club
Edward Little of Auburn beat Morse 7 to 4 in the Central Maine league opener at Triple A Park. Poor fielding by Morse and some defensive errors helped Edward Little build an early lead while Henderson recovered after a rough first three innings. Morse showed flashes of solid hitting but inconsistent defense doomed them on a bitter cold day.
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Auburn
Edward Little
Stan Henderson
Edward Little High
Triple A Park
Freddy Gandey
Morse
Jimmy Jenkins
Cy Longley
Mark Hayes
Jimmy Miller
Henderson
Husky
Eddies
Jenkins
Ginn
Whirley
Butler
Marcous
Texas
Whitehouse
Halli
Miller
Akers
Edward Littl
Hatch
Magno
Clement
Hayes
Ring
Hall
Longley
Magbo
Gaudet
Bath Lads
Prot
Tall
Gander
Trott
Yankees And Giants Tied For First In Park Alley Standings
The Yankees and Giants share the top spot in the Park alley league with a neck and neck pace all season. Red Sox hold third, Senators fourth, as Maurice Reynolds leads individual averages with a thin two tenths margin over Oliver of the Giants who stands second.
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Yankees
Giants
Park Alley
Red Sox
Senators
BMW
Scuwoo
BeylahitgieteWs
Tate
Maurice Reynolds
Maurice Oliver
Ace
Oliver
Farrar
Reynolds
OMAP
Scr
Tien Chien
McMann
Miller Alcea
Ilaisdell
Huggard
Is. Fats V. Miller
Thatchins KF. Ham Poardman Coffill
Whalen Farnham Robinson Metcalf
Social events and baseball notes from Winnegance area
The Campbell couple plan a summer stay at their Winnegance home while the Evening Workers hold a gala meeting at Mrs. Day's home with prizes, stunts, and dinner. Community sessions and weekly parties continue under various hosts as local committees organize next month’s schedule. Baseball results include multiple hits and pitching details with Clement as winner and Dutton as loser.
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Mrr
William Kd. Campbell Aring
Porthmd
Noyes Vil
Winnegane
Joseph S. Day
Day
Humphrey A. Owen
Charles B. Prebie
Elbridge Malcolm
Bavene Knight
Marlon Raffaell
Mars
Susie Schofield
Annie Mialcolm
Robert J. Manson
Theo
Sherman J. Morse
Charles Bydhewint. Ji
Starry CS Webber
Charles Preble
Squaw Ebb
Richard (. Morse
Harry (. Webber
Robert P Mansen
Charles BE. Hewitt
di. Sen
Charles IS
Lewitt
Personal Notes On Travelers And Visits In Local Area
Mr and Mrs John Magee of Cherry Field returned Monday after visiting their daughter Mrs Colin Wakefield of Bedford Street. William Robson of Richardson Street left Monday for Boothbay Harbor to work on company assignments for two weeks. Mrs Kerwin Butcher of Park Street and Mrs Fred Gilboy of Washington accompanied by Mrs Butchers sister in law Mrs Frank Butcher were guests. Mrs Bryant Patten and daughter Barbara of North Street will leave Saturday for Portland to join Mr Patten who has been transferred from the Bath office of the New England Tel and Tel Co.
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John Magee
Cherryfield
Colin Wakefield
Bedford Street
Willian Robson
Richardson Street
No Elt. & T. Co
Boothbay Harbor
Kerwin Butcher
Park Street
Fred Gilboy
Washington
Barbara
North Street
Portland
Patten
Bath
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Local Notes From Woolwich and Bath Area
A Ramble of visits and greetings includes Ivan Rhines returning home to Wiscasset from his aunt’s, friends planning a May return to Day's Ferry, and relatives visiting Bath for birthdays and illnesses. Community updates cover travel, schooling, hospital stays, new arrivals, and a May meeting for Day's Perry Community Club amid ongoing Ladies' Aid strike discussions led by Mrs Cheer hody.
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Ivan Rhines
Wiscasset
Lawrence Putman
J. M. Stinson
Day's Ferry
Dre
Burton Hodgkins
Dana
Augusta
Eben T. Dana
George Ames
Bath
Edward Copeland
Bath City Hospital
Hollis Leeman
Mero
Mes
Harold Leeman
Martha
Fred Hayward
All
Sumdhiy
Artell Tayward
Mr. Tayward
Tonise Dini
Charlotte Buck
Melryese Tiphlinds
Porthind
Axford Buck
Eleanor Grindell
Dane
Hazel Meer
Geraldine Stoll
Reading
Mass
Alfred Soames
Frank Bailey
Nequinsser
Henry Butler
Harvard Law School
Thirrett Potter
William Lincoln
Randall Hitchcock
Gilbert Genthner
Edward Reed
John Lily
Dresden
Melvin Howe
Connecticut
Perry
Phterbert
Munsey
Ladies’ Aid
Local Social Roundup From Bangor to Lewiston
Frank Wakefield attended a Royal Accanum session in Bangor on Tuesday. Mrs. Lincoln Bailey of Bedford Street was seen in Bath en route to Lewiston. Harry Bridge of Bridge Merril Inc left Monday for a brief business trip to Boston. Mrs. Cutts of Porthind returned Tuesday after visiting her son Cecil Cutts in Court Street. Mrs. Gertrude Merryman of Brons Wick stayed overnight with Nellie Bridge on Washington Street. Miss Albine Munsey teaching in Wells visited her parents on Tigh Street along with guests Mrs. Moses Browne and Bertha Browne of Wells and Mrs. Wynn with Leavitt Wynn of Ogunquit.
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Frank Wakefield
Bangor
Royal Accanum
Lincoln Bailey
Bedford Street
Bath
Lewiston
Harry Bridge
Firm
Bridge- Merril, Inc
Boston
Cutts
Porthind
Cecil Cutts
Court Street
Gertrude Merryman
Brons- Wick
Nellie Bridge
Washington Street
Albine Munsey
Wells
Deonard Munsey
Tigh Street
Munsey
Moses Browne
Bertha
Wynn
Leavitt
Ogunquit
Boston and Maine Adjust Summer Timetables On Daylight Time
Boston and Maine announces new summer timetables effective Sunday with daylight saving time. Eastbound trains gain one hour, including the Plane Prest Limited, while the Flying Yankee becomes a nonstop Boston-Portland 111 mile run with improved times and new parlor car and coach service.
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Deesten
Maine Railrose
BW. Abbott
Maine District Manager
Boston
Porthind
Vine ‘Pree Limited
Tio
Biddeford
Tos
Kennebunk
Vdd Air
Oldborehird
Bbs Pon
Indrum
Dover
Portland
Porthland
State of Maine
New England
Pau
Parler Envoamdeenel
Lawrence
Haverhill
Exeter
Wells Reach
North Derwick
Liddeford
Old Orchard
Sputher
Lieston
Governor Brewster Talks Law and Prohibition in Bangor
Governor Ralph Brewster spoke in Bangor on a talk titled Law and Prohibition before an audience of 75. The event featured an orchestra and solo performances, with Gov and Mrs Brewster, and many attendees met them after the address.
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de, Co Phanurer
Bath
United States Shipping Board
Willian P. Frye
Wolstenholme
Elmer F. Campbell
Fred Dwyer
Linwood Russell
John Sheldon
Gov. Brewster
John Hunt
Wilfred W. Chaney
Ralph O. Brewster
Anna Bond Stevens
Brewster
Carl F. Morrison
Bangor
Morrison
Benjamin P. Browne
Corliss Street
Maine Historical Pageant Committee
Sagadahock Block
Maine
New Bridge
Kenneth Weeks Returns as Vaudeville Star in Bath
Kenneth Weeks appears under the alias Ken Richards in a Bath Opera House revue with Estelle Fay. The Bath native and Morse high school graduate of 1914 is celebrated for violin and dance, after a career from Morse to Boston and Chicago. The show draws Morse class of 1915 alumni including Harold Ward.
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Bath
Thesday
Mstell
Pay
Ken Richards
Ken Richard
Kenneth Weeks
Richard
Nenneth Weeks
Morse High School
Oright
Morse
Powell
Operat Louse
Oof Chenge
Theen Street
Ken Weeks
Vo Mogal
Kelley Field
Estelle Fay
Nime
Chicago
Hso
Joe Gaudreau
Opera House
Lewiston
Strand
Waterville
Colonial
Tremont
Boston
Tie
Beth
Mro
Harold Ward
BLAL
Cleveland
Instrumental Numbers At W C T U Meeting
At the W C P U meeting Thursday afternoon instrumental numbers include Beverly Shorey six years old and her sister Crystal aged 11 with their sister Tieden. The three are daughters of Alten Sherey of Center career who have seven children. Minister George Al Tinney will play a solo. A temperance lesson conducted by Mrs Irving Varney will deliver a recitation.
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W.C.P.U
Beverly Shorey
Crystal
Tieden
Alten Sherey
George al ‘Tinney
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Toston Navy Yard
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L. F. Medicine CO
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Derson
Central Maine League
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Gardiner
Eseee
Hallowell AU
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Whitley
Uv Marcous
Settee
Hateh
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Piace
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Pal
Mead
Norway Medicine Co
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Au Newlere
Dutton Q
Stenek
Dutton Os
Tendersen
Thompson
Woolwich
DR. Pierce
Mutual Savings Bank
New York City
WEAF
WEEI
WTIC
WJAR
WTAG
WCSH
WGY
WGR
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Boston & Maine
W.C.T.U
Florence E. McClure
Summer Street
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