Bath Wins Fastball Thriller 2–1 Over Fort McKinley
Bath edges Fort McKinley 2 to 1 at Kelley field in a nine inning game. Cutting scored the winning run in the ninth after a steal of second, with Stover collecting three hits and McNeil anchoring the field. A large crowd witnessed the contest ahead of the next Bath matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Westbrook
Kelley Field
Cutting
Stover
McNeil
Fort McKinley
Morse
Heumes and Allen
Errors and pitching duel noted in local baseball game
The report lists errors by Stover McNeil Bell E Berbue Kirkpatrick with two base hits by Stover and Hersom two stolen bases. Ben nett sacrifice hits by McLellan Tetrautt and bases on balls off McNeil Kirkpatrick and McNeil. Kirkpatrick struck out 16 times, Birpatrick 11. Umpire E Conway. Time one hour 55 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bue
Stover
McNeil
Bell
E. Berbue
Kirkpatrick
Hersom
Bennett
McLellan
Tetrautt
Birpatrick
E. Conway
Maine Exhibit At Eastern States Exposition Details
Maine will showcase its status as the northeast’s top grain state at the Eastern States Exposition September 15 to 20 with a 72 by 16 foot Maine concession in Machinery hall. The display will feature samples of wheat oats barley rye buckwheat hay clover and grasses and highlight University of Maine experiment station results on oats. Officials E F E Philbrook and B A James arranged the exhibit. Also noted is a warning about poor road conditions between Halifax and Truro and higher gas prices in the provinces. Mr and Mrs Winfield E Rowe visited Portland from Waltham MA after two weeks at Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Northeast
State Department of Agriculture
University of Maine
E. F E. Philbrook
B. A. James
Truro
Halifax
Superior Court
Edwin F. Hillman
Portland
Hillman
New Brunswick
Bath Transient Guests and Local Notices Parade
A string of weekends and weeklong visits features Mrs. Graeme Horton in Boston with Mme. Emma Eames de Gogorza and many Bath residents hosting relatives and friends from Freeport Portland West Bath and New York. Others announced include hospital updates and travel from Quincy Kobe Japan to Philadelphia and Newport News with engagements in Everywoman and Camp Maqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graeme Horton
Boston
Mme
Emma Eames de Gogorza
Cora Doucett
Freeport
Fred Brown
West Bath
Frank E. Hollis
Congress Street
Portland
Horatio N. Douglas
Josephine Frazier
Margaret Frazier
New Meadows
Bradstreet
Rairden
Lake Nequasset
Wallace Blanchard
Jesse MacDonald
Cornish
N. H
Charles MacDonald
High Street
Sarah Flaherty
Yeowoman
Quincy
Gladys Melnnis
Charles R. Brown
Wollaston
Mass
Ethel
Cecil
John Thurlow
Highland Street
Charles Witham
Bath
Augusta
Jessie Owen Berry
Lucy Patten
Southport
Brookline
John Foote
C. H. Mitchell
Louise
Lewis
Walnut Hill
Yarmouth
Dummer Street
Ralph Robinson
Edward
Irving
Frank Meserve
East Deeriing
Scott Perry
Leah Winslow
Philadelphia
Almira Sturtevant
Charlotte Cook
Sarah Black
Camp Maqua
West
Poland
Charles Donnell
Kobe
Japan
Winnegance party in five cars visits Frye's shore dinner
A party of 26 in five motor cars traveled to Frye's Thursday evening for a shore supper at Frye's Inn. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morse, the Olivers, and Miss Leila Oliver among others. Several residents and visitors attended social events, ball games, and church services in Winnegance and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
Frank Perry
Herbert Russell
Harry Williams
Roberta
Fred Coombs
Walter Morse
Robert Oliver
Leila Oliver
Ray Oliver
Alton Oliver
Edgar
Marion Oliver
Ruth Williams
Dorothy Morse
Harry Oliver
Sherman Morse
Ellen McCarty
Eugene Spinney
Nancy Hunt
Eugene Winslow
Norwood
Mass
Nancy E. Trask
George Murphy
Boston
E. E. Murphy
Robert Manson
Boston Harbor
M. A. Sanborn
M. W. Adams
Portland
Don Cook
Keene, N. H
Campbell’s Pond
Edith Bolton
James Perry
William Campbell
Providence
E. L. Walker
Frances Hunt
Almond Perry
Bay Point
Oliver Field
Doris Perry
William Perry
Myra Rogers
Joyce Butterfield
Winfield Morse
W. W. Morse
Doris
Alice Colson
Edwin
Charles
Edith Small
Joshua N
Tibbets
Sybil Houdlé
Dresden
John Schotled
Small Point
Belmont
Bradford Oliver
Ethele Wiliams
Richmond
Alston Oliver
Franklin Williams
Edgar Williams
Alden Richardson
Harry Richardson
Birch Point
Ralph Whitehouse
Stanley
Roy Shackford
Charlotte Verkins
Mary Seigars
Norman Smith
Celia
Cox's Head
RE. Iiston
Beacon Street
S. A. Evans
People's Church
Clarence Blaisdell
Winfield Groves
Sabattus
Ernest W. Merrill
Jennie
Mary EK. Merrill
Grace Trask
Anka Gift Shop Opens in New Meadows
The gift shop reopened by Mrs. Johnson of Malden, Mass, presents a charming display area labeled Anka. Needlework, filet, Mexican and Philippine embroidery occupy one section while butterfly trays and cut leather work fill another, alongside hand painted novelties in a Wonderland like room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows Lin
Johnson
Malden
Mass
Local Notes From Bath and Wiscasset
Local notes recount visits by Mr and Mrs Fred Coffin of Wiscasset to Bath on Tuesday. Edith Andrews and Lena Rundlett of Wiscasset were in Bath on Monday. Winifred Elliott left Saturday for a week at Camp Maqua in West Poland. Arrangements are underway for L Kerr bass baritone Mabel Trask soprano and Frank H Luker pianist to appear in Bath August 2 under Bath Co 5 U RAK P. Kerr is nationally known and Luker is Apollo Club of Boston pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Fred Coffin
Wiscasset
Bath
Edith Andrews
Lena Rundlett
Columbia
L.s.kerr
Mabel Trask
Frank H. Luker
Bath Co. 5
U.rak. P
Kerr
Mr. Lujker
Apollo Club of
Boston
Fire at First National Bank Club causes damage and scare
Fire of unknown origin broke out on the third floor of the Suffolk club in the First National Bank building at Front and Center streets. Water from responding engines flooded the club and leaked into the bank’s second floor, with smoke filling offices. The bank closed, valuables were secured, and the fire was nearly out within 40 minutes. Local officials aided, and damages were largely from smoke and water. A separate note highlights a ship figurehead in Marblehead and an early Maine market corn sale by a Yarmouth farmer netting about $30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Club
First National Bank
Front
Center Streets
Bank
Fred Lt. Silsby
Charles E. Works
Box 45
Warshley
Water Street
Cloutier
J. Edward Drake
Parks
Savage
American Clothing Co
Adams Block
Church Block
Yarmouth
Portland
Local Notes from Summer Street and Park Area
A new gravel sidewalk has been laid on Summer street near the Park’s western corner. Park police note improving newspaper pickup on park lawns. A clothesline on High street was robbed last week of linen items. First National Bank directors met in their new rooms over the bank. some furniture arrived for the main room. Bath motorists dined at Hotel Samoset with high praise for the dinner. Kennebec ferrying carried 330 cars across the river on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Hospital
High Street
First National Bank
Bath
Hotel Samoset
Rockland Breakwater
Kennebec
Hockomock
Hyde Windlass Co Builds Foundations for New Sheds
Hyde Windlass Co is laying foundations for coal and sand sheds and a new sewer 400 feet long on Marshall avenue for residences. Arthur J. Dunton will convert his Water street two tenement house into a shop not a dwelling. A Small Point fisherman gathered 427 pounds of mixed mackerel in a week sold by Bath dealer at 2 shillings and 32 cents per pound. Blueberrying remains a popular pursuit as fine weather draws city folk to the countryside.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom A
Lecro
Bath Ab
Murray
Senses
Momaw
Rf Hennessy
Eine
Talbot
Ss Senne
Erence Perham
Westbrook Ab
Westbroook
Stover, Cutting
T. Ber
Stevens
Ngfield
Winfielde
Rowe
Waltham
Popham Beach
Bath. Grain. CO
Meadowbrook
House of Kuppenheimer
John J. Desmond
Seven Seas
R. S. Peabody
Marblehead
Lisle Hosiery
Conley’s Specialty Store
C.L. Farnham CO. Inc
BAT Central Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
T Malne Central
Industrial Bureau
Portland, Maine
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