Baxters Take Second in Bath Interclub League
The Baxters defeated the Eagles 56 to 4 in Bath aerie rooms to clinch second place in the Interclub league. The season ran from November with six teams playing ten games each, and a playoff added. Winneganee Community clubs and Woodmen tussled for fourth and fifth. Numerous errors and confusing reports marred the writeup, but Baxters secured the runners up spot while Eagles finished third, with standings and a lengthy box score listed amid rowdy play and an attendance of about 250.
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Baxters
Eagles
Bath Aerie of
Othe Eagles
Winneganee Community Clubs
Woodmen
Morse High Falls to Hallowell in Tough Battle
Morse High played a tight game against Hallowell, with Morse pitcher holding strong until the seventh. Hallowell pulled away late, scoring in the seventh as pitchers and fielders battled, including key hits by Parish, Ballard, Corbin, and Hinckley with decisive plays by Church and Siseie.
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Hallowell
Morse
Lar
Church
Carbine
Hinekley
McDhee
Winekley
River S
Bonney
Johnson
Morse High
Hallowell Meamdas
Challowell
Dace
Ballard
Parrington
Mere i
Healtowel Sroon
Patlowell Walel
Siseie
Deboxen
Lureh
Corbin
Tadlard
Hinckley
Barnes
Ler
Wakefield Elected Head of the Order
The Willisu Ning council chose Frank SS. Wakefiell as Ceramd Regent of the Coram Council of Maine at Mythos Temple in Portland. Other officers include Frank W. Sideron as vice Goregent, Ralph Sprague grand orator, Danes grand secretary, Willie Stoneham srane treasurer, and George J. Kearney grand gume among others. installation and supreme appointments were noted with no final action on new members but expected soon.
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Frank SS. Wakefiell
South Street
Willisu
Ning Council
Willie V. Stoneham
Portland
Srane
Jello A. Caess
Bangor
Rand
Geeorge J. Kearney
Andor
Grand Gume
William A. Purington
Houlton
John Ob. Morgan
Charles Thrabb
Sanger
Tiree
Aof
Pregon
Palmer
Mass
Pewiten
Bari
Abeth
Busy day in Judge Ames Court and Purinton Reunion
Monday in Bowdoinham featured an al leged larceny case from Richmond dismissed for lack of evidence. A speeding conviction earned a fine and costs. Afternoon tied to old cider sales with one $200 fine and 60 days jail suspended on payment. other cases not passed due to insufficient evidence. Community notes detail Purinton birthday gatherings, funerals, church activities, local exchanges, and residents' movements.
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Ames
Richmond
Arthur J. Dunton
Bath
George S. McCarty
Lewiston
C. QO. Purinton
Purinton
Lena Skelton
Lizzie Small
Ella Adams
Florence Merryman
Emily Rideout
Myrtle Cutler
Kate Mulligan
J. M. Foyle
Stella Randall
Alice Jack
Helen Townsend
Wportland
Susan Rasmond Roumwill
John Rumwill
Daghter
Edward
Gaylord
Merrymeeting Grange
Enna Ferguson
Stella Given
Helen Hackett
Eliza Ferguson
Hortense Gannon
Electa Chapter
C.B.S
Order
Helen Dritt
Trish
Or. Mosher
A. W. Wentworth
Methodist Conference
Augusta
Wentworth
Bowdoin
AL Webster
Merrow
Newton
Ruth Meheen
Dewdein
Clifford Weenie
W. K. Salie
Yarmouthville
T. Johnsen
Johnsten
Pune
Sagedulee Fertilizer Co
Dresden
Kverdall
Hhieving
Frei Litchfield
Carrice Kendall
K.P. Kendall
Wortland
TL. F. Sparks
William
Philadelphia
Attorney Dale Speaks Before Men’s Club
Members of the Central Church Men’s club and friends spent a pleasant Tuesday night at the parish house. After a brief business session appointing a nominating committee, Ralph O Dale presented a talk on its relevance to the average citizen. He discussed Peculiarities of the law and Volstead Act, sparking discussion and earning a hearty vote of thanks. Fish chowder and coffee were served.
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Central Church Men's Club
Ron
Bragg
Ralph O. Dale, Esq
Mer. Dale
Volstead
Dale
Ros
Augusta Rotarians Entertain 400 Boys Trip to Merrymeeting Park
Augusta Rotarians will host four hundred Augusta youngsters on Thursday. The boys will ride to Merrymeeting Park in automobiles, depart Augusta at 10. At the park box lunches will be provided and a truck load of ice cream and soda pop will be available. Games field sports and prizes will be awarded. return trip begins about five.
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Augusta
Merrymeeting Park
Camden Rotarians Invite Bath members to charter meeting
Sec Harry To Passmore of Bath Rotary club received a telegram from George E B Aven president of the Camden Rotary club inviting five Bath Rotarians and their wives to the charter meeting on Tuesday May 5. Banquet at 6 30 in Masonic Hall. President Allen urges word of attendance by Thursday night and Passmore plans to convey names promptly. A cordial reception awaits the Bath party.
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Harry To Passmore
Bath Rotary Club
George EB. Aven
New Camden Rotary Club
Bath
Allen
Passmore
Reyal
Sedgwick Circle Has a Busy Day
Sedgwick Circle experienced a bustling Tuesday with multiple activities and events drawing residents and local coverage. The day featured varied gatherings and commitments reflecting a active community scene.
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Sedgwick Circle
Sedgwick
Ladies of the G A R Hold Quilt Event and Dance
Circle events featured a quilt tacking in the afternoon and a whist party at night. Prizes went to Mrs Leonard Gowell and Mrs T K Haley among women, while James Mulligan and Howard Blake led men with Mr Warner as booby. Sandwiches cake and coffee served followed by music and dancing.
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Leonard Gowell
T. K. Haley
Thomas McDonald
James Mulligan
Howard Blake
Warner
Nomination of Bath aerie officers announced
Nomination of officers at Bath aerie KF 0 KB Tuesday night named Oscar Phornton president Key Miller vice president Edward J Mc Mann chaplain Charles D B Farrar secretary Amos F Perry treasurer Edward Perry inside guard Francis W Ham outside guard with Edward J Lee as retiring president as trustee for three years. Annual election set for May 26 and installation on June 25.
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Bath Aerie KF
Oscar Phornton
Key Miller
Edward J. McMann
Charles DB. Farrar
Amos F. Perry
Edward Perry
Francis W. Ham
Edward J. Lee
Tryde Purchases Foote Farm Plans Diversified Fruits
Hon Edward W Tryde buys the Charles Foote farm in West hath and plans to specialize in small fruits. He has received strawberry printings and will set out diverse berry vines. He will also raise fruit trees and various kinds. Mr and Mrs Hyde may stay at the farm through summer but will not go out for another month.
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Edward W. Tryde
Charles Foote
West Hath
Tie
Car Damaged After Ditching On State Highway
A handsome closed car ran off the road on the State highway Monday night near Hants hill after its driver Dr Maxwell Powers became drowsy while driving from Massachusetts. The car was pulled back onto the road by a nearby farmer with no injuries.
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Hants Hill
Maxwell Powers
Massachusetts
West Bath Woman At 91 Does All Of Her Household Work
Mrs. Mary J. Haggett of West Bath turns 91, remains in good health and handles all chores including washing. born in Phippsburg May 5 1868, she married Edwin Haggett in Boston then moved to Bath and later West Bath on a family farm now owned since the Dunton era. She gardens, sews, reads daily, supports women’s suffrage in belief though she never voted, and lives with son Rep. Edwin W. Haggett and daughter Jennie Bishop in Bath.
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Mary J. Haggett
West Bath
Henry Rich
Phippsburg
John
Agnes Pattee Butler
Haggett
James E. Dunton
Arthur J. Dunton
Sagadahoc County
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