Morse Wins 18-13 Over Alumni In Turkey Day Game
Morse High defeated the Alumni 18 to 13 in a rough field battle on Thanksgiving Day. Longley returned a fumble for Morse, Doyle, Oliver and McMann starred for the Alumni, with late defense by Morse securing the win before a crowd of about five hundred spectators.
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Kelley
Morse High
Young Tigers
Longley
Morse
Tagan
Doyle
Red McMann
McMann
Fong Knight
Harrington
Bonney
Dow
Oliver
Bers
Kent
Burgess
Thorney
George McMann
Jimmy Callan
Sammy MacDonald
Mae McCabe
Duprey
Larrabee
McLaughlin
Ghard
Yongley
East Seguin
Ei Veet
Rt. Harrington
Mogens
Mitchelve
Coos Erate E. Burgess
Duprey Milene
Knight
Larrabee Hagen
Ae Ee Ab
Stover Bonges
Butler
F. McMann
Callan
Stover
McDonald
G. McMaon
Eaton
Orr
Anlcker
Crooker
McKae
Smith
Bowdoin
Hayward
Wesleyan
Nestaun
Perkins
Bates
Power firm executive visits Augusta on Monday
Ralph W. Broge of the Central Maine Power Co. conducted a Monday business visit in Augusta, meeting local officials and discussing regional energy matters.
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Ralph W. Broge
The
Central Maine Power Co
Augusta
Bath invited as fast teams renew Maine basketball buzz
Bath fans await a renewed winter basketball season as Maine courts seek fast teams to visit. Negotiations with Fernwood of New York have risen hurdles, while Portland Boys Club and Verthuisl squads may boost Bath’s schedule. Bath edged a local foe 27-25 last season as Boston and Haverhill teams eye Bath. The Fifth Infantry and Banger Chrysters loom, with Earl Wealon joining Banger, promising strong showdowns on Bath’s court.
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Maine
Fernwood
Bath
New York
Boston
Fitton A. C
Haverhill
Portland Boys Club
Snl
Verthuisl Boys Club
Vportland
Bath-Port
A. Cos
Portland
Liekins
Benger Chrysters
Arctic Owl Escapes Capture From Beacon Street Display
The Arctic horned owl captured by Harold Sonia on Beacon Street escaped while on display at Tifford show window Barh Moter Mari. Sonia and George Way spotted and wounded the bird during a duck hunting trip. it fell near Merrymeetin's edge. Conway aided in the capture as the owl fought and wings stretched five feet. Sonia laments the loss of the rare visitor and his prized duck tally.
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Harold Sonia
Beacon Street
Voung
Sonia
George Way
Senia
Burt
Foundation Company Completes Record Time Pier Work
Foundation Company towed the Kennebec pier into place on Saturday and secured it, then cemented the upper deck in one day. Crews began installing piers and caissons with costs listed at $22 to $8, while plans for ongoing fortification and future spring work were outlined by Superintendent Alsep.
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Cvew
Etissen No. T
Park Shore
Suoneristendent Alsep
Ft Wax
Kine
Tle
Predictions Fall Short On November Weather
The Maine Farmer Simanae in the Dregnestications for November report two omen events and claim forecasts fell short. Prophesies suggest oppressive warmth, with December to bring lengthening days and a mix of rain and fair days. Storms may arrive by late December, and the month features few Fridays and a blue moon.
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Maine
Simanae
Anel
Local Youths Visit Relatives and School in Gorham
Frederick Siagenn of the Conrad Elertrie Co. Freveton passer Sunday in Barth with his mother Mrs. Charles FF. Magoun of Cobbraardk. Miss Pauline Megionated Fevermerd to Gorham Normal school Sunday after Passing a week at her home here.
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Frederick Siagenn
Conrad, Elertrie Co
Freveton Passer
Barth
Charles FF. Magoun
Cobbraardk
Pauline
Winnegance Auxiliary Sale Benefits Community Club Treasury
The Winnegance Treasury Woman's Auxiliary held its annual sale at the community house on Tuesday, clearing nearly all for the treasury. They offered cooked foods, candy, crafts, and Christmas greens, plus a card party and prizes won by Mrs. Arthor Larrabee and others. Proceeds funded the kitchen fund, with praise for President Mrs. Lear and committees.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Arthor Larrabee
Fred ¢. Hil
Harry B. Williams
John Costain
Sadie Fogg
Regar Dwilliamyg
Tte
Weather Almanac Mentions Cold Front Ahead
Fragmented notes describe a December cold spell with wind and precipitation. Forecast hints at chilling conditions near dawn and a buildup of icy surface in early hours, with varying temperatures and potential for slick roads.
Weather and Railway Notes From Dated Correspondence
A fragmentary weather note discusses precipitation patterns and railway impact. Mentions Wilhelaims ix 47 and ge nera notes on rainfall, with unclear dated context and fragmentary agency references.
French government aids Legion tours to World War sites
The French government will back American Legion members traveling to Paris for their MK annual convention with battlefield and cemetery tours across Northern France. Ten leading tours cover Europe from Florence and London to Madrid and Monte Carlo, with trips supervised by the France Convention Committee and American cemeteries on most itineraries. Government and transport partners coordinate sailings, rail, hotels, and visas, enabling extensive Continent sightseeing for veterans while preserving reserve restrictions.
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American Legion
Paris
France
James J. Boyle
Department France
Legion
Europe
Legion Toura
Florence
Athens
Italy
Killarney
Trafalgar Square
London
Madrid
Spain
Axinpo A
Monte Carlo
Nice
Queen of the Riviera
Iles
Aixe-Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Mecon
Reims
Menuse-Argon
Iime
Amlards
Enpanies
Switzerland
Seeizinen
Welland
England
Sevitland
Irelaod
Vari
Fontainebleau
Legionnnaires
Enemas France
Appraisers Seek Soil Surveys to Value Farmland
Banks and loan firms rely on soil surveys by the Department of Agriculture to gauge land values in the Midwest. Federal farm loan desks and bankers urged more use of the work, with short courses at the Mate College and University of Nebraska to train appraisers in soil types and regional reports.
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Department of Agriculture
Middle West
Formulam
Mate Celege
Unniversity
Nebraska
Electric Hares Trialed in England Controversy Arises
Report outlines a controversial trial of electric hares used to pace racing dogs in England. Debate centers on animal welfare and the sport's ethics with officials pressed to justify the practice while proponents argue it ensures consistent speeds and fair competition.
Greatest Chorus at Centennial Exhibition Gains Fame
The article reports on a celebrated chorus assembled by Yale and American sponsors for a centennial exhibition. It highlights performances by Amy representatives and Dame Domania, with notable radio coverage. Mieslie McDwell returns to Philadelphia after a broadcast, while Morven Galea is mentioned in connection with the event.
Lumber Work Near Parker Head Ends A Winter Move
The lumber cut and sawed on the Need farm at Parker Head was shipped mostly to Bath this past week. Several locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, and families from Sebasco and Bath, are wintering away from home in Bath, Portland, and Boston. A boat built by Perry of Sebasco was launched, and many residents traveled for seasonal visits, with health and illness noted among several individuals.
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Reed Farm
Parker Head
Bath
Bath Bos
Engenes
Perry
Sebases Lus
Merbert Morrison
Kase Wemain
Dotchter
Vantine
Brighton
Maxs
Ixter
Henry Miners
Dorthand
West Point Scouts Hold Notable Meeting
West Point Troop met last Wednesday with good attendance. Joseph Beal was chosen as scribe replacing Ernest Wallace who left for the winter. The event commemorated Thanksgiving with exercises and a gift of a box of games from HW PV Grown. Guests Marty MacDonald and Oliver Webster joined Frank Sweeney as hosts. The group invites Lege of Sebases and the Basin to join, promising a larger, lively winter.
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West Point
Joseph Beal
Ernest Wallace
HW. PV
Marty MacDonald
Oliver Webster
Vath
Frank Sweeney
Sebases
Basin
Personal notes and social visits across Maine towns
Fred Gardiner of Lewiston visited Bath on Monday as a business guest. Miss Nau Trask returns from a Packard Camps view in Augusta. Mims Luella McDonald of Lewiston recently guest at her home. Mrs Earl Hillx of Northport connected with Mixx Farrar. Mr and Mrs John Rowe of Jackman visiting Mr and Mrs Donald Fogs of Middle Street. Kar Bier of Central Maine Power rested weekend with kin in Woolwich. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hunter of Damariscotta spent Tuesday in Bath with Mrs Blanche Houston.
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Fred Gardiner
Lewiston
Bath
Nau Trask
Packard Camps
Augusta
Mims Luella McDonald
Earl Hillx
Northport
Mixx
Farrar
John Rowe
Jackman
Donald Fogs
Middle Street
Kar Bier
Central Maine Power
Reckluand
Woolwich
Wilbur Hunter
Damariscotta
Blanche Houston
Constitution Film Plan Seeks White House Backing
Representative Sol Thpin of New York proposes a bill to spend up to 5 000 000 to produce a film on the Constitution. The plan envisions a government supervised documentary dramatizing its history and provisions to educate and unite civic and educational groups, with screenings in schools and lecture halls.
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Sol Thpin
Nineteenth
New York
Coolidge
United States
Congress
Famous lecturer to speak on world empires at Advent church
Rev Mrs M McQuinstry will deliver a week of historical and prophetical lectures at Advent Church on Middle Street starting next Sunday. Maps and charts illuminate the World’s Great Empires with themes including the Baby Ionian, Medo Persian, Grecian, Roman eras, Rome divided, Rome and Modern Europe, the Opening of the Seven Seals, the Scarlet Beast and Rider, and the Fifth.—Masters of public schools have attended in a body.
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Rome
Europe
Bath and Brunswick Residents Gather for Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs Joseph M Trott returned from visiting their son Raymond Trott of Providence Rhode Island. Mr and Mrs Everett Tibbetts of Brunswick were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Donald Fogg at 746 Middle Street. Charles A Harriman came home after a Boston visit with John F Crosby. Charles Leeman of Boston and James Smith spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Susan J Leeman at 24 Cummings Street enjoying a gunning trip in the Woods with two rabbits. James McLellan of Portland spent Thanksgiving in Bath with his parents J Houghton McLellan and wife. McLellan has been serving as organist at St Luke's Cathedral in Portland. Mrs Hilda L Ives of Portland was ordained to the ministry at Williston Congregational Church in a Friday night service. Mrs Tyes, well known in Bath, has been serving as assistant pastor and preached across the state. The Ordaining Council included representatives of the Cumberland Association of Churches.
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Joseph M. Trott
Raymond Trott
Providence
R. I
Everett Tibbetts
Brunswick
Donald Fogg
Middle Street
Charles A. Harriman
Boston
John F. Crosby
Charles Leeman
James Smith
Leeman
Susan J. Leeman
Cummings Street
James McLellan
Portland
Bath
J. Houghton McLellan
Washington Street
McLellan
St. Luke's Cathedral
Hilda L. Ives
Williston Congregational Church
Tyes
MontswWeag
Cumberland Association of Churches
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Bath A.C
New England
Foundation Company
Women’s Auxiliary
Treasury
Winneganee Community Club
Ving Im Kittery
Portsmerith
Navy
Winneganee Cink
Phippsbars
Bridgze
Meeretvy
Eherie Morse
Doris Moire
Henien
Gorham
Mis
Shads
Ifinner
A. Terneworths
Willion Parks Hax
Creek End
Amd
Fred B. Parks
Wertisti
Dlot
Bpeerraber
Winfiell
Shernan
J. Mere Are
Richard
Eberta Monsen
Winielbi
Parker
Bentes
Prise
Deseph
Metarekeon
Harle
Danra Merse Ami
Robert PP Moreem
Heri Perry Ami
Ami
Charles FE. Wewitt Jr
Sem
Charles FL Blewir
Kittery
Blewirs
Denia Meforire
Marie Perry
Kitters
Alawen BR. Perrys
Frank Talbeer
Kittery Navy Yard
B. Warks
Mere Leen von Belt
Briekus
Ceecer
Egieer
Omar
Gould
Archar
Mewhey
Tofestine Kaltes
Lanare
Kevan
Dhc Ieee
Peron Wilhelaims ix
Hema Q Giern
Hanieal Hare
Ewursing
Talde Cuntresersy
Vial Iedy
Uee
Ly - Geonge
Eoriniek
Verhound
Cours Tee Am
Yale
Audierius
Laksa
Mamp Sark
Mieslie MeDwell
Galea
Morven
Maria Harris
Sebasco
Mark LL. Percy
Warker Teaud
Jefferson
James FE
Percy
Nerith Vereen
S.A
Cagteg
Mark L. Percy
Paul Gilmore
Mix
Brruce DE Mo White
George Sewell
N. W. Eaton
Sumall Point
Mixx Elizabeth Wellman
Basin School
Elbridge Morse
Walker Head
Tir
A. F. Williams
Portend
Lient
John FL Wilhiaws
Port Ethan Allen
George Savage
James C. Perry
Geo. C. Pease
Fern Greeg
Presque Isle
Parker Head School
Fred A. Harrington
Gregg
Mr. Cole
East Boxton
Abbie Mason
Scott Mason
M. Eaton
Ashadle
Lim
Mr. Eaton
Bath Savings Institution
Bloom
Turge
Presidercy Aith Congress
Advent Church
Attentary
Fred S
Curtis D Seu
Centre ST
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