Bath Merchants Take Outing With Clerks At Pop ham Beach
Bath merchants and clerks closed shops and headed to Popham Beach for a city outing described as one of Bath’s biggest in years. The event drew 500 participants, with steamer Catherine and autos ferrying crowds, games run by William Field, Charles H. Volz, and Harry D. Hall, prizes by Arthur I. Pepper, L. D. Fuller and Jason Merrill, and refreshments managed by William Mann. The organizers Frank W. Weeks Henry P. Boudreau and Peter A. Olinto praised for a smooth, spirited day and plans for a band and a larger 1922 celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Popham Beach
Popham
Board of Aldermen
Catherine
William Field
Charles H. Volz
Harry D. Hall
Arthur I. Pepper
L. D. Fuller
Jason Merrill
William Mann
Frank W. Weeks
Henry P. Boudreau
Peter A. Olinto
South Beach Games Highlight Local Sports Day
At Popham crowds watched events on a low tide beach led by Roy Colby with Arthur Oliver and Charles Volz among officials. Tests included 100 yard dash women and men, three leg races, potato race, walking for old boys, kicking football and a humorous candle race while Lena Green and Madelyn Footer starred in several games. Colby won the fat men’s race, the plow fight thrilled spectators, and Hayes, Torrey and Hill dominated several contests. The Merchants beat the Professional men in baseball and Harold Thompson and John Murphy umpired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham
Roy Colby
Arthur G. Oliver
Charles H. Volz
John P. Hayes
Fred I. Shaw
Arthur I. Pepper
N. Gratz Jackson
John J. Keegan
Lena Green
Miss Footer
Miss Martin
Arthur Colby
Langdon Hill
William Stewart
0. H. Lane
John Freeman
Haviland Torrey
John Hayes
Gardiner Rogers
Hayes
Lane
Colby
Madelyn Footer
Dorothy Welch
Cora Martin
Marie Costello
Isabel Reed
Margaret Robash
Gardner Rogers
Fanny
O. H. Lane
Benjamin Abramson
Edward Sewall
Harold Rrprints Wishart
Phil Liberman
T. S. Hayes
Henry Gediman
Woren
Lucy Ward
Margaret L. Bates
Miks Green
Miss Ward
Hose
C. T., Pennell
T. Volz
W. A. Falk
Volz
Roy
I. Pennell
Sumner Hayes
Till
Torrey
Bobby Wishart
Sumner Tayes
Robert Wishart
Tom Morrison
Lunch and Ball Games at the Life Saving Station
A large party dined with lunch boxes and soda and ice cream for ticket holders. Baseball games followed at Graham's field with Merchants beating Clerks 15 to 6 in the first match. The pro team later edged the Merchants 7 to 6 in five innings, led by strong fielding and timely hits despite early errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mann
Catherine
Ingraham
Whalen
R. Clinton Meladden
Boudreau
Orlando TH. Lane
Sumner Tayes
Grindell
Lane
Locke
Locke P
Green
Sewall
Fuller
Field
Price
Weeks
Gedimane
McFadden
Toothaker
Liberman
Cahill
Bout
Jr. A. A. Stott
J. W Bridgham
Merchants
Judge Keegan
McKay
Fitzgerald
Eddie Sewall
Stott
Keegan
Life saving crew conducts drill at station amid afternoon schedule
A life saving crew held a life boat drill at the station in the middle of the afternoon while the five o clock program caused many to miss it. Shortly after five N Gratz Jackson Bath Chamber of Commerce president awarded prizes in the various sports with prizes named for each event.
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Aclife
Society Hall
N.gratz Jackson
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Winners and prizes listed at seaside resort event
A long list details prizes and winners including Sadie Armstrong Vincent Whalen Mrs Cecelia Abramson Marie Cecella John VP Trayes and others. Miss Lillian Kewin won a beauty contest bathing suit Roy Colby most popular man. Byreton's orchestra played as guests danced and returned by boat at about 10 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Armstrong
Vincent Whalen
Cecelia Abramson
Marie Cecella
Mos
Boudreau
John VP. Trayes
Opera House
Lillian Parks
Donald Crosby
Lillian Rltenburg
Victor Record
N. Gratz Jackson
W. I. Smith
James Ledyard
Louise Fortner
John Wishart
Colliseum
Rome
William Stewart
Mareia Voetlock
Fannie Green
Paul Banville
Henry Gediman
Cora Martin
Harriet Rice
Esther Mikelsky
Bessie Clark
Travil and Torrey
Amos FF. Perry
Leslie Ferris
Abe Richlin
Nicholas Janibas
Edward FF
Johnson
Edward Syde
Roger Worrey
W.tr. Crosby
Harry Beals
Lillian Kewin
Roy Colby
Byreton
Bath Board of Education Elects Four Teachers
Bath Board of Education met briefly adjourning at 8 40 after 45 minutes of light business. Louise Robbins was hired as fifth grade teacher at North grammar for 800 dollars, Helen Knowles as North primary teacher for 800, Eleanor Christensen as music teacher for 1100, and Helen Haraden as North primary principal for 1050. Mayor Cahill opposed the Haraden vote on a prior principalship matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Board of Education
Charles Lester Smith
Louise Robbins
Bath
North Grammar School
Helen Knowles
Augusta
North
Eleanor Christensen
Bangor
Clinton J. Wilson
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High
Ernest F. Kelley
South Street Grammar School
Leland R. Mitchell
William A. Furber
Charles EH. Cahill
Local Social Notes From Bath and Nearby Towns
Miss Sadie Roberts of Boston visits Mrs. C. I. Volz for a few days. Lewis Burns of Damariscotta guests Wilbur Hagan. Mrs. J. F. Kingsley Augusta visits Health Officer and Mrs. Chester Kingsley at Popham Beach. George Hunt resumes duties at Harriman's jewelry after a week at Birch Point. Edward Hanks of Texas Steamship Co. rooms with the Manson sisters on Middle street. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Twitchell and Seldon Twitchell of Haddonfield left Bath after a visit in Bath and Popham Beach. Mrs. Twitchell stayed with her mother Mrs. Davis Hatch on Green street before joining her husband. Marjorie and Marion Palmer hosted a birthday gathering on Marshall avenue with Ina Bates assisting. Guests included Shirley Tobey, Barbara Schoppe, Glenda Schoppe, Phyllis Wright, Evelyn Trott, Elizabeth Trott, and Elizabeth Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Roberts
Boston
C. I. Volz
Lewis Burns
Damariscotta
Wilbur Hagan
Upper High Street
J. F. Kingsley
Augusta
Chester
Kingsley
Popham Beach
George Hunt
Harriman
Birch Point
Edward Hanks
Texas Steamship Co
Ina Bates
Shirley Tobey
Barbara Schoppe
Glenda Schoppe
Phyllis Wright
Evelyn Trott
Elizabeth Trott
Elizabeth Oliver
Married Men Win In Morse Field Opening Game
Winnegance new baseball ground on Morse’s field opened Monday night with a village game between married and single men. The single men won 16 to 6 as darkness halted play in the ninth inning. The diamond, with a wire cage behind the catcher and rough outfield, drew a crowd of over 50 spectators. Albert Morse was knocked out after being hit in the head but replaced by Knights. The game detail includes scoring through the third, with singles and outs noted and a final score in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
Morse
Ernest F. Kelley
Kelley
Albert Morse
Oliver
Herbert Morse
Knights
Mrs. Anne Rich Celebrates 86th Birthday at West Bath Home
Mrs Anne Rich widow of Henry R Rich celebrated her 86th birthday at her West Bath home on Gerry's Mill Road. Despite aging and imperfect health she greeted friends with cheer and remains active in current affairs through her son and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Eliza Rich
West Bath
Gerry's Mill Road
Rich
Odie Rieh
Harry J. Rieh
Gertrude Rogers
Haverhill
J. T. Mayo
Amstress Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
J. 10. Sheldon
Spring Street
Bath
Bertram Larrabee
Belmont
Mass
Fred W. Larrabee
Elizabeth Craig
Marine Hospital
Portland
Elmer Craig
William Smith
Josiah
Charles Lunt
Mmmai V Pickering
Delmar Bates
Ciardiner
Horace Aitken
Revere
Sabine
Margaret Bates
Frank Duren
Richmond
L. D. Rogers
J. Everett Mayo
Hays
J.C. Larrabee
Hardings
Emma Ryan
Pelham
New York
J. M. Lemont
Chester Freeman
Donald
Frank Carter
Livermore Falls
Wiscasset
E. W. Haggett
Richard Hastings
Virginia
Lemont
W. HE. Doughty
Wilbur
Gladys
Fall River
Marss
Augustin
Brunswick
Quincy
Nelson
Conrade
Charles Bates
Charlotte Cook
Sarah Black
Florence Wright
Carrie Main
Anno M. Jackman
Mary
Brewer
John Wing
West
Margaret Nutter
Newton
Anstress Larabee
Lannes Fuller
Robert
Candy’s Harbor
Prank O'Brien
Birch Point
BB. Noyes
Everett
Local social notes from Bath and surrounding towns
Tenor of items lists visits and guests in Bath Belmont and nearby communities. Names include Mrs S R Brown Mrs Fred White Mr and Mrs Fred K White Rev G I D Riley Mrs Gertrude Rogers Miss Frances Mann Miss Emily Potter and others as guests or visitors over a recent period. Several trips to Portsmouth Portland and Beachmont noted with family gatherings at cottages and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nue
Bath
S. R. Brown
Fred White
William Brown
Wiliam
Kennebunkport
White
Fred K. White
J. C. Larrabee
William Mitchel
Ebr Brown
Bertram Larrabee
Cynthia
Belmont
Mass
Herbert Douglas c
Marion Wright
Greenstreet Bath
R. Brown
Riley
Gertrude Rogers
Haverhill
B. R. Brown
Frances Mann
Emily Potter
Portsmouth
N. H
Robert Potter
Miss Mann
Miss Potter
Portland
Roland Eaton
Eunice
Philadelphia
Mr. Eaton
Harry Watson
Ashdale
Nathan W. Eaton
Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
Middleboro
Mars. Chappell
Singsmond
Louise
Gertrude Chapman
Grove Street
William Hf. White
New Meadows
Massachusetts
Connecticut
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Dale
McLaughlin
Shane
Harold Thompson
John Murphy
Leavitt
Baewerbeeese
Merry
Iera Vane
Ieria
Meek Knight
Small
S. Oliver
S. Morse
J. P. Morse
Vporthind
James EB. Perry
Meadowbrook
Omar Perry
W. A. Perry
C. K. Rowe
Lewiston
Charles L. Perry
Edgar Williams
Edgar J. Williams
Thatcher Pinkham
Harry C. Williams
Fred Dwyer
Lizzie Harrington
Helen Jackson
Brother Clifton
A. D. Adams
Levi Dow
Levi, Jr
Portage
Seymour Hayden
Edgar J. Williams, Jr
Edgar
Williams
Esmeralda Marr
Thacher Pinkham
Robert Manson
Roberta
Manson
Bridgehall
George Rogers
Robert Oliver
Edgar Oliver
Durward Bowie
John Bowie
Parker Head
Marcellus Adams
Charles Spencer
Chicago
Llewellyn Adams
Ernestine Spencer
Treweny Iy Adams
Frank Purington
Nan F. Trask
Augustus Wyman
Dorchester
Joe Nisser
Willa Fredericson
George Buchanan
Lemont Cottage
Edward Cook
Harley True
Mr. Craig
Ernest Rowe
Westbrook
Bert Farr
Lillian Brown
Kincowathar
The
the Bath Trust Company
le Grande
Front Street
H. W. Aitken
Rheta
Clifford
Beachmont, Mass
Sarbino
Mrs. Whitman
Arthur Homer
Malden, Mass
Crawford's Island
South End
Parent-Teacher Association
W. Fred Stevens
Lower High Street
Dr.Scholl
Davis Hatch
Bath, Maine