Well Diggers win in Colonial Club tourney clash
Capt Andrew Merrill’s Well Diggers edge out Capt C Troop’s O Hums by a single point in a late night Colonial Club tournament filled with bowling, billiards, slam pool and whist wins. Crowds were light as players, including Allan Irish and Rodney Ross, staged a hard fought evening while margins and scores remained partly undisclosed.
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Andrew S. Merrill
Well Diggers
Colonial Club
Andrew
C. Troop
Colonial
Allan Irish
Rodney Ross
John Laegro
Mr. Lozier
O'Hums
Chase
Murtaugh
O'Huim
D. Thompson
W. D
R Hateh
Ray Dunton
Black
Hawley
Clinto
Farnham
Bonney
Cribbage
Turner
Lemont
Powers
W. L. Bonney
Serro
Purington
Neal
Irish
Cutting
Lozier
Will
Timberlake
W. J
Nichols
Spear
Beals
P. Thomppson
Benjamin Murray Plummer Dies At Home After Career In Maine Belting Co
Benjamin Murray Plummer aged 4 years well known business man who retired from active pursuits died Monday night at his home 61 High street Bethel born there later moved to Philadelphia where he founded the Maine Belting Co of which he was president at death He is survived by his wife two sons William T Plummer and George C Plummer two daughters Mrs Palmer Cobb and Mrs Frederick HE Drake and a niece Miss Harriet Plummer of Portland also visiting John G Granger of Ottawa Canada Basketball season opens this week.
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Mores
U.S.A
Glendale
Cincinnati
Urbana
Urbana University
Waltham
Moses
American Academy of Medicine
Geological Society of America
Emile Sergey
Hannah Appieton Cranch
Washington
Benjamin Murray Plummer
High Street
Mr. Plummer
Bethel
Abeesott
Harriet Bo Vlummer
Grace Thompson
Mt. Desert
Towton
Eng
Philadelphia
Maine Belting Co
William T
George C. Plummer
New York
Palmer Cobb
Frederick He, Drake
Harriet Plummer
Portland
Village Lodge marks 100th anniversary in Bowdoinham
Village Lodge F and A M held a grand installation of officers and celebrated its 100th anniversary on Saturday evening November 24. Masons and families attended a decorously festooned hall with flags and flowers. Speakers included Samuel Furbish of TRANSWICK and Willard Blake of Wellesley MA. A banquet followed as Bowdoinham marked a century of Lodge activity with many prominent residents among the attendees.
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Village Lodge
A. M
Maine
P. Kendall
Dist
G. M
Edward L. White
Tie
FL. K
Jack Weer
George G. Powers
Bowdoin College Glee Club
Samuel Furbish Oat Transwick
United Lodge of Brunswick
Willard KE Blake
Wellertey
Mass
Old Bowdoinhant
Solomon Eaton
Blake
Kolomev Eaton
Abial Leonard
Bowdoin
Brother Eaton
William H. Gould
Lecespiny
Kendall
Blowdeinhem
Odze
James H. Millay
Bath
Genevelve Dunlip
Hank
Lewiston
Jeanette
Edward Melver
Bowdet
S. of Vi
M. VP. Co
KE. OT. Jackson
W. ON. Price
Richmond
Thurch
W. Obl Kendall
Td Wisses Handel
Willard Jake
Wellesley
Mars
Village Godse
Melvina Parker
Belfast
Ss. W. Carr
Ida Millay
Bowdoin Center
Bates Cellege
Prent
Purington
Heath
Protest in Bath over Crowder draft poster
Waterville protests are sent on Crowder's phrase as Maine recruits face a Dec 15 cutoff for enlistment. Sagadahoc Board begins questionnaires. volunteers may join by Dec 15 with branches including Maine Coast Artillery. Protests cite stigma of being drafted while Bath and state groups urge alternative enlistment.
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Wort
Sacadance
Maine
Sagadaho~ Board
Hiktas
Maine Coast Artillery
29Th Co
Ft. Baldwin
Bath Boss
Bath
Waterville
Committee On Police Safety
Crowder
Eighth Annual Past Masters Night of Solar Lodge
Past Masters of Solar Lodge A F and A M showcased their mastery of the M M degree at the eighth annual past masters night. Two candidates were advanced, with N Gratz Jackson presiding. Officers present included Henry R White Sylvester H Rowland Arthur J Smith Ralph H Dutton, Horatio A Duncan secretary W Scott Shorey treasurer Walter S Glidden Oscar F Williams S S Howard B Johnson chaplain Langdon T Snipe ruler. The audience included W M Rupert C Cowles and officers. An oyster stew social followed. River traffic above Bath stalls due to ice. two inches of ice reported. Barges Pickering Easton and others referenced. craft may be frozen in if no warm snap.
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Solar Lodge
A. F
A. M
N. Gratz Jackson
Henry R. White
S.W
Sylvester H. Rowland
J. W
Arthur J. Smith
Howard Blake
Waldo Murray
William T. Hodgkins
Horatio A. Duncan
W. Scott Shorey
John R. Knowlton
Oscar F. Williams
Howard B. Johnson
Langdon T. Snipe
Walter S. Glidden
Mr. Duncan
Lodge
W. H. Watson
Bath
Small
Kennebec Towboat Co
Pickering
Augusta
Addie P. McFadden
Charles H. Trickey
Easton
Portland
Bath officers named after Plattsburg training
Announcement made last week names Clarence P. Oakes of this city and Norman N Pearson of Poplain Leach as first lieutenants in the ordnance department after three months of intensive training at Plattsburg. Formal commissions in all departments will be announced at the earliest opportunity, as Bath residents await further honors for those in training.
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Clarence P. Oakes
Norman N Pearson
Poplain
Delinquent poll tax summons issued for 12 day payment
A batch of summons was prepared at the office of Tax Collector Merril and given to officers for service on delinquent poll tax payers. Delinquents must pay within 12 days plus 20 cents for service or face immediate payment or prosecution and possible jail. Isabel Olm returns to Boston for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Lucy Mason and Mrs. R. C. Covel visit Lewis. Nathan Covel home from hospital. Lester Morse, U. of BM, home for weekend.
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Merril
Cumberland County
Colletor Merrill ‘5
Patriotic High School Entertainment Directed by Miss Bradford
A new school entertainment is planned for March 21 at Marse High School on a patriotic theme featuring fourteen girls under Miss Vera Bradford. Costumes are a highlight with a dance to follow. Rev. E E Davidson, who led revival services at Cor lisstreet Church, returned to his Newtonsville, Massachusetts home Monday.
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Marse High School
Vera Bradford
E. E. Davidson
Corlisstreet Church
Newtonsville
Mass
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Raccoon
Senter
Brunswick, Maine
DR. Thoyeas Freeman Moses
Ohio
Thomas Freeman Moses
William Vaughan Moses
Sarah (Freeman)Moses
Elder Brewster
Mastlower
Bowdoin College
Jefferson Medical College
Paris
John G. Granger
Ottawa
Can
Henry T Hull
Washington St
Mikelsky’s Music Store
Bowdoinham
the Cathance
Ladies’ Aid
Bates
Mary Metcalf
W. Carr
Boston
Bert Temple
Sarah Elliott
J. E. Cornish
H. PD
Willard Crettwell
Wittie
Floren
Cora Cromwell
Jessie
Powdoin
W. EB. Rideout
Brunswick
F. Devnain
Richard
F. A. Small
Moving Pictures
Sarah Fl Ott
Myrtle Corder
Wilbur Skelton
Lauris Wilson
The
M.G. Hospital
Wendas
Florence Simali
Saran Small
the Lige
Harold Sampson
Biddeford
Dorothy Lufkin
Decor Isle
Rh F. Ferguson
Lufkin
Dorothy
Grange Ha
Sunbeams
David S. Brice
John P. Shur
Hazardville
Cong
FB. L. Merrill
Bartlett
Mr. Merrill
Aneuda
Avai
Serins
Risbisoid
Dowi
Jackson
Poland
Tuesdisco
Brock
Tas
Mt. Mary's
HL. Coughlin
Sagadahoe Council
Knights of Columbus
Coughlin
Grove
Bath Trust Co
Customs Office
St. Mary's Parochial School
John Trainer
Henry Bogsins
Wolp Name Society
Fr. McGill
Rupert H. Baxter
Bath Trust
Fred W. Hartnett
Harry H. Donnell
Oak Grove Cemetery
Abram C. Oliver
Garts TO
Treacher
Susan Daley
George Klipfel
Mauley
Iife
Jennie Sipby
Mix Daley
Ordnance Department
Leutenant
Bath Toys
Plattsburg
Isabel Olm
Wheelock School
Mrs. Eastohn
Lucy Mason
R. C. Covel
Lewison
Nathan Covel
Dr. Cobb
Lester Morse
U. of BM
Swastika Exchange
L. Farnhamco. Inc
Elm St
Hershberg
Zic
Deermont
Country Club
People’s Garage Co
Hudson
Chandler
Overland
Broad and
Commercial
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