Winnegance Men Return From Snowbound Gunning Trip
Joseph N. Day Alton Oliver Eugene Worrey and Chester Talbot of Winnegance return home from a week long gunning trip near Waite within eight miles of the New Brunswick border. They traveled over 250 miles in a Studebaker amid heavy snow. they brought two deer home and expect a 250 pound buck sent by express. Chester Talbot drove 14 hours straight. the group faced 12 to 18 inches of snow and a car without chains.
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Joseph N. Day
Alton Oliver
Eugene Worrey
Chester Talbot
Winnegance
Carl Dudley
National Discuit Co
Lave
Waite
New Brunswick
Mr. Day
Studebaker
Express
Tey
Danforth
Lincoln
Bangor
Susan Schofield
Beides
Omar Re Perry
Fred S. Coombs
Charles I, Prebie
Schofield
Charles Stinson
Grace Trask
Charles Freble
Camden Clergyman Vanishes After Leave From Home
Reverend Chames Vt Seliger, a former Congregational minister, disappeared after leaving his Camden home on October 31 bound for Bath. His family reports distress, a possible nervous breakdown, and police have been alerted along with state agencies. He is described as about 40, 5'10", brown eyes, glasses, nervous demeanor, wearing a dark brown overcoat and derby hat.
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Camden
Bath
Chames
Seliger
Robert Lous
Yeand
Hall
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Det
Okland
Pairfield
Buster
Daniel Munre
Rockland
State Champion Wins From Oliver at Bath Park
Emery Russell holder of the state candle pin bowling title defeated Maurice Oliver in an exhibition at Park bowling alleys. Russell totaled 1040 pins to Oliver 936 with Russell showing a strong first half and Oliver catching up late as Oliver showed a late surge. Russell had three strikes and 20 spares to add 145 extra pins while Oliver had two strikes and 11 spares for 52 extra.
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the Park
Emery Russell
Maurice Oliver
Lewiston
Olliver
Russell
Oliver
Real estate transfers recorded at Sagadahoc Registry
Recent transfers listed include Bath Byron Roach to Charles M Quimby Hyde Windlass Co to Leo Bean Arthur G Spear to Billa M Tier som Harry L Hayes to Ellen McDonald Bowilein-Percy KK Lane to Charles Fairsington William Batehelder et al to Linwood T Skelton Francis T Coombs to Benjamin B Coombs et al Lewiston Trust Co to Rufus F Springer Georgetown Moses Rowe et al to Walter E K Reid Richmond Ida Gaubert to Ernest N Harford Ernest N Harford to Vernon C Little Eva M Knights of all to Edna L B Stinson West Bath Henry W Howard to Joseph S Gallant
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Sagadahoe
Register Stevens
Bath
Byron Roach
Charles M. Quimby
Hyde Windlass &Co
Leo Bean
Arthur G. Spear
Billa M. Tiersom
Harry L. Hayes
Ellen McDonald
Bowilein
Percy KK. Lane
Charles Fairsington
William (. Batehelder
Lewiston Trust Co
Rufus F. Springer
Georgetown
Moses Rowe
Als
Walter EK. Reid
Richmond
Ida Gaubert
Ernest N. Harford
Vernon C. Little
Eva M
Knights of All
Edna LB. Stinson
West Bath
Henry W. Howard
Joseph S. Gallant
Riot at pacifist meeting ends in police guard for speaker
A Griefs wald Ger pacifist meeting erupted into a riot when anti war speaker Henri Barbusse spoke in French. Students opposed the speech, resulting in injuries as police escorted Barbusse from town. Other notes mention hunting trip near Lambert lake and visiting guests in Woolwich.
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Griefswald
Ger
Henri Barbusse
France
Barbusse
Dharbusse
Storm disrupts Phippsburg telephone service on Saturday
A severe Saturday night storm cut most of Phippsburg’s telephone lines with many poles down and wires broken near the center village and to residences of Bowker Minot Pease and the town hall. A separate incident reports Jerry Wallace of Sebasco shot by two youths while returning from haying. he is in Springfield City Hospital for removal of the shot.
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FL Os. Bowker
C. V. Minot
G. C. Pease
Jerry Wallace
Sebasco
Tie
Lee Dunning
Leonard Tripp
Hath City
Whippsburg
Fas Hia
Georgina Shavlor
Porthos
Wiz
Springfield
Miavss
Shavlor
Cop. Kenney
Porthind
James Perry
Mires Nellie Perry
Mar
Woodbury Shaylor
Porthland
George S. Davis
John Davis
Bath
Charles Morton
J. Pease
Eugene Perry
William T. Perry
Campbell Farm
Alice Minott
WL . McCourt
Chebeague Island
Williamy A. Butler
Campbell Place
Rodney Wayman
West Point
Everett A. T Warington
Harrington
Darth
Clifton Street
Ralph Pye
Small Point
B.A. Wirrington
Henry M. Minott
Wortlind
Charles V. Minott
Boston
W. TE. Bowker
Pine Street
Christine McCour
Chebengue Ishind
Henry W. Butler
Last Opportunity to Have Bank Books Verified
The State Banking Department completes verification of Savings Deposits for Bath Savings Institution Bath Trust Company Brunswick Savings Institution Topsham Brunswick 25¢ Savings Bank and Boothbay Savings Bank. Depositors who have not presented books or mailed them in should do so by Thursday December 11 1924.
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The
State Banking Department
Bath Savings Institution
Bath Trust Company
Brunswick Savings Institution
Topsham & Brunswick
Endorses Memorial for Morse High Heroes
The South End Association endorsed a memorial for Morse High alumni who died in World War I and voted $5 to support the project. They also pledged to fund a set of encyclopedias for Miss Alice Tarbett’s Weeks Street room after fundraising.
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Morse Hieh
Ahumni
South End
Alice Tarbnett
Weeks Street Grammar School
Carrol A. Deering
Mitchell School
Weeks Street
Mitchell
Winnegence
N. Gratz Jackson
Richard Ouick
James KE. Lockery
William U1. Small
Annual Roll Call for Winter Street Church Meeting
The 129th annual meeting and roll call of the Winter Street church will be held Thursday night at T.30 in the chanel. Reports will be received and officers elected. AM members are urged to attend. Gardiner, recently home from a visit with his daughter Mrs Edward 10, Washington street.
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Bridgehall
Harry Oliver
Marion Morse
Squaw @ub
Harry B. Williams
Fred TL. Parks
Frank Perow
Columbia Theatre
Cosmopolitan Club
FE. O. Taylor
Corliss Street Church
Qian Th. Perry
A. T. Willis
Or. Bolton
Edith Bolton
Porthiums
Alice Teenner
East Boston
James BH. Perry
Meadowbrook
A. Proneworthy
John G. Morse
Reuben Vparington
Teyal
North Vassalboro
Marion Jacobes
John Crosby
Dorchester
Mass
Walter Mares
Susan Scofield
Thettie Morse
George H. J. Ingalls
Carolyn Stacckpole
Bates 25
B. FP. Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
Arthur Smith
Emma
Parker Head
John D. Rogers
Community Club
Earle Ti’. Morse
Vlerbert W. Cutting
Winfield W. Morse
Edith Small
David A. Merry
Gueraldo Gi Mande
Ruth Merry
Marion Tuffnell
Tomas Allegrin
Jen Williams
Pomona
Doris Morse
Ceres
Lena Donnelly Flora
Winter Street
FE. M. Dale. Gardiner
Edward
Washington Street
The Glorious Girl musical comedy attracts strong local interest
Horatio and a group of sociable women perform in stylish velvet outfits with tasteful headpieces as The Glorious Girl promises a catchy song and clever dance. Directors praise Miss Shocon O Teira Doris Ward and others while publicity drives ticket sales and previews in Central Maine Power window and Columbia theatre entrance. A Brunswick delegation is rumored to attend next week.
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Horatio
Mon Munson
Shocon O'Thira
Doris Ward
Caroline Foot
Marjorie Troop
Caroline Turner
Margaret Koughan
Finlun Bliss
Central Maine Power Co
Front Street
Columbia Theatre
Brunswick
Bathman Invents a Signalling Device
Edward W. Tyde of Bath, director of the Port of Portland, seeks state approval for the Hyde-Robbins auto signal. The device uses front and rear green lights with a four way switch to indicate Stop Slow Turn Left or Right. Clyde Robbing assisted in development and Bath's Hyde showcases added car accessories.
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Ilaw
Edward W. Tyde
Bath
Port of Porthand
State Tluse
State Highway Commission
Hyde-Robbins
Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Clyde Robbing
Mr. Hyde Ders
Lis Automobile
German Firma Plans Moscow to Pekin Air Route
Representatives of the Junkers Co. announce a prospective regular air service linking Moscow to Pekin via Verkne Vdinsk and Kalgan with possible South China extension. The scheme, awaiting American capital, envisages future operations alongside an existing Moscow to Visdive route, with transfers at Verine-Volinsk.
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Junkers Co
Air Furf
Moscow
Vekin
China
Verkne Vdinsk
Vrga
Pekin
Kalgan
Mongolia
Pda
Durhile
Trier
Red Forces
Baron Ungern
Mannel
Living Buddha
Mooseow
Texas
United States
Gobi Desert
High Plains
Obituary of Mrs Elizabeth M Luce of Bath and Brunswick
Mrs Elizabeth M Luce widow of George W Luce of Bath died Friday at 2 10 am at the home of her daughter Mrs Marion A Purington Brunswick after a month's illness She was born in Fayette and lived in Bath since youth Funeral Sunday afternoon at two at 21 Cumberland Street Brunswick Rev HW Bishop officiated Burial was in Bath
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Elizabeth M. Luce
George W. Luce
Bath
Marion A. Purington
Brunswick
Perington
Cumberland Street
HW. UH
the Baptist Church
Vath
Juniors Win Game At Morse High Before Noon
The Morse High junior team defeated the seniors 13 to 0 in a hard fought football game played in two 10 minute periods. Don Wilson and Reed scored the touchdowns. Referee was Ray Hayward with Frank Deering as umpire and Donnell Carr as head linesman. David Y. Alkazin served as timer. Miss Ena Bucknam observed Thanksgiving in Lewiston.
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Kellev Field
Morse High
Don Wilson
Reed
Ray Hayward
Frank Deering Umnire
Donnell Carr
David Y. Alkazin
Veteran Firemen Dance Draws Large Sagadahoc crowd
Sagadahoe Veteran Firemen's Association hosted a Wednesday dance at Music Hall replacing the ammo dance. The hall was packed and patrons stayed late as performers Lileya Green Carrie Smith Herbert Douglas David Henderson and Charles Nelson provided excellent music. Committee members William Gillis Ernest Dudley Benjamin Pero Edward Lyden sold tickets while John T. and William Dwyer handled collections. Edward Lee served as floor manager.
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Music Hall
Sagadahoe
Argentine Show Girls No Longer Kept Hidden
Theatre managers in Buenos Aires replace imported Paris chorus with locally trained performers. High salaries and Parisian costumes elevate training by dance and music staff. Audiences praise the result as more like New York.
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Theatre Impressarios
Buenos Ayres
Paris
SR. O
New York
Reed McManus Real Estate Man Weds Bath Woman
Fred B Reed and Katherine TL Mc Manus both of Bath were married Wednesday at St Marys rectory by Rex Joseph oAelaney. They were attended by Mr and Mrs Thomas W Leydon of Boston and plan to live at 0 Tligh street. He long served as a realtor and city council member. she is highly esteemed by friends.
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Fred B. Reed
Katherine TL. McManus
Tbath
St. Mary's Rectory
Rex Joseph oAelaney
Thomas W. Leydon
Boston
Colonial Club
Stolen Car Suspects Tied to Local Break-ins and Robberies
Reports describe a stolen vehicle linked to multiple thefts including clothing and cash from a store and a grocery. Police traced the gang to a cottage at Prappy Nook, with suspects possibly from the Werrey and Butek roadster cases, as occupants fled toward New Meadows river.
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Erie
Phes Teyri
Wottes
Baptist Church
Epi
Init
Jos
Tien
Baey
Rose
Rosedale Firiu
New Meadows River
Pull Tower Bridge
New Meadows Fan
Swett
Prappy Nook
Martha Darker
Ihiai
Willi Lewis
Wiscasse
Bath
Porthimd
Tall
Edward J. Littlefield
York County
Maine
Germans Balk at High Cost of Salt Herring
In wartime Germany, salted herring jumped to 120 per pound and sausages to 125 to 175 per German pound, provoking public outrage. beer prices rose repeatedly while potatoes, bread, and other staples also climbed sharply, fueling broad protests.
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Germany
Hamburg
Drend
Cost of Upkeep of Cars Reduced
Secretary of Agriculture notes highways can cut operating costs for motor vehicles. He cites annual fuel bills around 1.0 billion dollars and tire costs near 450 million, with depreciation on an estimated 8.77 billion investment in vehicles. Improved highways could materially lower these operating costs.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Banquet At Olona Draws Guests From Wortland
An event at Olona drew a larger crowd than a year ago with guests traveling from Wortland to attend the seven day meal. Landlord Cahill offered a splendid menu for the gathering and the visitors enjoyed the feast together.
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Olona
Cahill
Wortland
Filene Calls for Mass Production and Trusts in New England Future
Edward Filene argues that New England's future prosperity rests on mass production and beneficial trusts, urging public support to develop them within the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Filene
New England
Annual Thanksgiving Service at Wesley Church
The article describes a Wednesday night Thanksgiving service at Wesley with large attendance. It notes speakers including Rev. George W. Seedder and lay participants from local congregations and pastors. The sermon focused on the history and meaning of Thanksgiving with scripture from Psalm 106.
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Wesley
First Red Cross Dance Proves Big Success
The first in a Red Cross series drew large crowds at the Masonic temple with Grindell's Orchestra playing fox trots and waltzes and three Paul Jones dances encored. Patrons included Mrs. Crockett Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Oliver. out of town guests listed. Next dance set for December 31 in the YIMLCLA gym.
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American Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Grindell
Paul Jones
Arthur S. Crockett
Carroll Watson
Arthur G. Oliver
Mises Marion Russ
Waterville
Harriet’ S Hubbard
Yarnouth
Dorothy Seeley
Williamstown
Miass
Leon Beverage
Porthand
Langdon Till
Portland
Magen
Boston
George Curtis
Lewiston
Ernest L. Davis
D.C. McNamara
Dbinghamton
N.Y. Thomas Leydon
North Attleboro
Mass
Brown Funeral for Fr Wilbur Brown of Bath
The grave service for Fr Wilbur Brown who died suddenly at 65 was arranged in Bangor at his relatives home on Leighton Street. He formerly worked as a printer and grocer in Bath and leaves two daughters Mrs Vernon Chandler of Bangor and Mrs Albert Crockett of Rockland and a son Earle Vo Breve of Los Angeles along with three sisters.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Worbert Day
Lawrence Brown
Rockland
Ansel Farnham
New Thampshire
Mrs Anna B Kateon obituary notes Bath resident
Mrs Anna Th Kateon aged 34 wife of Arthur Pf Kateon died Monday afternoon at 1 King Street after nearly two years illness. Body taken to Rockland for burial. Born in Rockland she was daughter of William and Mary Staples. She came to Bath six years ago and married Kas team five years ago. Survived by husband two brothers and two sisters Mrs Frank Newton Camden Mrs Sadie Pettee William and Charles Staples Rockingham.
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Anna Th. Kateon
Arthur Pf. Kateon
King Street
Rockland
Kateon
Willian
Mary Ki. Staples
Bath
Deeoe
Kas Team
Frank Newton
Camden
Sadie Pettee
William
Charles Staples
Franklin M Savage dies after long illness at 64
Franklin Merritt Savage aged 64 a 35 year veteran of the fire department and known for a ship fastener died Friday just before midnight after seven years of invalidism He was born at MacMahan Island son of Andrew and Sarah Savage came to ath as an infant He is survived by wife Blanche A Savage two sons William and Andrew and one daughter Leona
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Franklin Merritt) Savage
MacMahan Iskind
Andrew
Sarah Savage
Ath
Tle
Blanche A. Savage
William
Andrew Savage
Leona Savage
New Pastor in Woolwich and Related Church Schedules
Rev Harold Arnold of Bangor announces Graffam as Woolwich Methodist pastor. Arnold will preach at Nequasset on Sundays 10 30, North Woolwich at 2 30, and Sagadahoc ferry at 7 80. Chicago Associated Brethren adopt pledge against Valentino films while whiskers remain.
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Harold Arnold
Bangor
Graffam
Woolwich
Arnold
Nequasset Church
North Woolwich
Sagadahoc Ferry
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Mothers’ Club
Frank Devry
Merry
Leonard Gowell
Sherman L. Morse
Omar R. Perry
Joseph TB. McCutcheon
Percy
J. Parker Morse
Horace Morse
James Bonney
Trath
Lillian Parks
Fred N. Parks
Fred AL
Parks
Pitch Pine Hill
Oliver OF Bath
Wallace Plant
Charles W. Brown
Natick, Mass
George Rice
Phippsburg
Endorses
Wilson
Clark Munson
Bathman
Ena Bucknam
Safe Deposit Vault
Reo
Herbert E. Werrey
Resedale Farm
Letina
Linwood Wiley
Rew BE
Cart Street
Baber Dodge Hhar
Samir Wd
AL Baars
George W. Seedder
Ehurch
Sendder Oreelkous
Tie Ford
RED Cross
F. W. Brown
Anna B. Kateon
Franklin M. Savage
Convention of Associated Barbers
Chicago
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