Gossipy Maine Golf Notes on Winter Play and Figures
The article surveys winter golf in Maine, noting Bath players who kept a monthly record in 1929, winter ball care, and warming tips. It mentions Ex Senator Walter E. Edge and other officials enjoying Shore Acres and Wavenock courses, plus Rotary and Bangor Country Club activities and past courses like South Freeport fading away.
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Maine
Walter E. Edge
France
Paris
Shore Acres
Sebasco
Camilla Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Bath
Edge
Small Point
Wavenock Golf Club
South Bristol
Ot Mer
Penobscot Valley
Donald Roses
Ice on Mt. Vernon mill pond freezes ducks’ outing
The Mt. Vernon village mill pond froze overnight last week. Ducks found a skating surface on their daily swim and seemed to enjoy waddling across the ice.
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Mt. Vernon Village
Cystex 48 Hour Test Holiday Health Ad
An advertisement urges women to try Cystex for bladder irritation causing sleep disturbance. It promises relief and a money back guarantee, claiming quick results and availability at drug stores. The copy mentions backache leg pains and fatigue as associated symptoms and urges buying Cystex today.
Hennessey’s Men Win Over Rivals in Colonial Tournament
The Toreadors defeated the Pioneers 8-6 to clinch a 2-1 lead in the third Colonial tournament series. More than 50 members attended the Monday event as both teams pressed the final stretch to finish neck and neck before the victor’s final tally.
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Hennessey
Toreadors
Pioneers
Ean
Tee
Warmiy Ates
Capt. Hennessey
Four Teams Probable in New City League
A City basketball league may form with four teams Bath Iron Works Hyde Windlass Colonial club and a small industries team. Key rules include 21 plus age limit no plant switchers and application of Church league mechanics where practical. A Dec 4 meeting set with Dudley Leavitt Alvin Jewett and Norman Norton to recruit teams.
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Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass
Colonial Club
Church League
Dudley S. Leavitt
Alvin Jewett
Norman Norton
Leavitt
Morse High Seniors Stage Three Plays
Morse high school seniors stage three plays including Sham a one act comedy The Dust of the Road and Heart Throbs and Pants. Mrs Ruth B Wilson coaches the productions with help from student committee members Nathan Watson Margaret Mackinnon Roland Trott and Dorothy Ham. The shows are set for Wednesday December 18 in the Morse high school auditorium.
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Morse High School
Frank Thompkins
Kenneth Goodman
Louise Saunders
Ruth B. Wilson
Morse
Nathan Watson
Margaret Mackinnon
Roland Trott
Dorothy Ham
Referees Chosen for Y Church League Season
The Y Church League committee named officials for the season. Returning referees Jerry Gilmore Joe Butler Ray Small Louis Pooler will be joined by newcomers Norman McCabe Thomas Cummings and Elmer McFarland. Opening games on Dec 11 assign McCabe to Beacon versus St Marys Pooler to Winter versus Corliss Cummings to Wesley versus Universalist Gilmore to Central versus Elm.
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Y Church League
Norman McCabe
Thomas Cummings
Elmer McFarland
Jerry Gilmore
Joe Butler
Ray Small
Louis Pooler
Beacon
St. Marys
McCabe
Winter
Corliss
Pooler
Wesley
Universalist
Cummings
Central
Elm—Gilmore
Local youths urged to join college-bound Scouts
The article notes young men aiming for college becoming Scouts. They learn simple, natural, right conduct as character forms. Mr. Pomeroy thanks Bath Rotary Club and other local groups for ongoing support when called upon.
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Pomeroy
Bath, Rotary Club
Mrs Oliver Moses II and Daughter Motor to Portland
Mrs Oliver Moses second and her daughter Mrs Helen M Shaughnessy motored to Portland on Monday.
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Oliver Moses
Helen M. Shaughnessy
Portland
Richmond Notes and Socials Highlight Thanksgiving Events
The Richmond section lists dances, Grange officers, and a long roster of local residents. Highlights include a cheese factory social, theater acts, birthday parties, hunting trips, and Thanksgiving visits to Brunswick, Dresden, and Augusta. The piece also notes Grange officers elected and installation planned in December.
Jimmy Evans Revue Week Shift Impresses New England crowds
The Jimmy Evans Revue draws crowds on its annual tour with stellar dancers and top singing. Comic relief comes from Jimmy Evans and Tom Carroll the Hebrew comedian renowned in New England. The Virginian film stars Gary Cooper supported by Mary Brian Richard Arlen and Walter Huston plays the Opera House next Monday and Tuesday with short acts included.
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Jimmy Evan
Jimmy Evans
Tom Carroll
New England
Owen Wister
New York
Dustin Farnum
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Mary Brian
Richard Arlen
Walter Huston
Sterling Bible class plans Christmas trees and boxes
The Sterling Bible class of Corliss Street church met with 27 members and 59 calls in the month. A Christmas tree was planned for Christmas Eve in the vestry and for January 6. Volunteers were named to trim the tree and fill Christmas boxes for elderly members. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. E M Robbins on her marriage, with gifts of dishes towels and a rayon bed spread. Hostesses and officers for the next meeting were appointed.
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Sterling Bible
Corliss Street
Deering Room
E. M. Robbins
Cherry Street
Ruby Preble
Lillian Fisher
Annie Deering
Clara Coombs
Ethel Hatch
Susie Mitchell
Ida Plant
Hattie Oliver
Carrie Trott
Emma Knowlton
Nellie Hunt
Abbie McCabe
Melvin Pratt
Robert Mitchell
Grace McIntire
Lizzie Harrington
Dike School Pupils Build Sand Box Scene From A Quaker Child
Third grade pupils at Dike School under Mrs. Harry Horne crafted a detailed sand box depicting A Quaker Child. The display includes Gwen and Sea born figures, a log cabin, Indians with papooses and tepee, pottery, cracked corn baskets, and woods. It was given to a girl unable to attend school that winter.
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Dike School
Harry Horne
Little Gwen
Seaborn
Miss Josephine Fraser Homeward from Boston Visit
Miss Josephine Fraser returned home Tuesday after spending the weekend in Boston.
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Josephine Fraser
Boston
Georgetown social notes and holiday visitors
Georgetown residents host friends from Bath, Lexington, and Manchester during Thanksgiving weekend. Local church services at First Baptist and First Parish feature the Life of Christ illustrated by stereopticon and Golden Rule sermons.
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Frank "Heald
Bath
Marjorie Hinckley
Virginia Harford
Jack Dahl
Lexington
Mass
Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
W. O. Oliver
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
Belle Heald
Harold Jr
Kennebe
Lisbon
Arthur L. Todd
A. J. Rowe
Walter V. Cummings
Theodore Beaven
Manchester
N. H
E. C. Clarey
Robinhood
Gilbert Lewis
T. M. Hagan
Maude Thayer
Westbrook
West Georgetown
Sewall P. Oliver
William Todd
Oscar Jones
Jones
B. H. Woodside
Lester Powers
Methuen
William Wardwell
Ralph Reynolds
Walter Newdick
W. C. Todd
Alice
Amy Hovey
Morse High School
F. W. Hovey
Harvey Heald
Portland
Martha Rich Bowen
Edgecomb
Christ
China Famine Fund
H. G. Heald
Leon Williams
Waltham
T. N. Williams
Five Islands
Arrowsic School Closes For Term With Two Week Vacation
The Arrowsic school ends a 12 week term with a two week break. Top pupil honors go to Esther Drummond Leslie Maass Merritt Shea Edmund Blinn Laurence Gowan and special mention to Merritt Shea age five who walked a mile daily to school. Thanksgiving social rounds include many Bath and Bayonne visitors and local families. The next Senior School league meeting is scheduled for Friday December 13 at the North schoolhouse.
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Esther Drummond
Leslie Maass
Merritt Shea
Edmund Blinn
Laurence Gowan
Frank Snipe
Bath
Harold Walker
Aubury Steen
Aubury, Jr
Steep Falls
Steen
Merritt Pinkham
Doublin Point
Earl Pinkham
Arlene
Anna
Earl, Jr
Bayonne
N.J
Fred Pinkham
Roger
Topsham
James Wheeler
Alma Pierce
Virginia Pinkham
Harry Nye
Vivian Nye
Georgia Walker
Maxine Walker
Walker
Southington
Conn
Maurice Shea
Merritt
Forest Baker
Gracie Preble
Bion Shea
George P. Emmons
Lewiston
Melvin Drummond
N. J
Pinkham
B. F. Savage
J. S. McFarland
Lakeview Farm
T. O. Steen
Miles Hagan
Natalie
W. F. Hagan
Tragic Poultryman Stanley Hamlet Killed In Accident
The Bowdoinham poultryman Stanley Hamlet aged 33 died after an accident in his Ridge Road kitchen. Dr Langdon T Snipe of Bath and Sheriff Albert Henderson with Deputy John Crosby and County Attorney Ralph Dale ruled it accidental. Hamlet, popular and successful, left a brother in Germany and a physician father who died in a prior accident.
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Stanley Hamlet
Bowdoinham
Hamlet
Sam Allen
I. C. Irish
Germany
Hallowell
Delightful wedding for Mary Conley and Charles MacDonald
The ceremony occurred Saturday at 3 30 at St Marys rectory with Rev Alexander Doucette officiating. Bride Mary Conley wore a rose crepe gown and white chrysanthemums, attended by Helen Hayes. The couple, both Morse High School graduates, planned a Bath Iron Works life for the groom and a local career for the bride amid family guests from Auburn and Lewiston.
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Mary Conley
John Conley
Beacon Street
Charles F. MacDonald
Oak Street
Helen Hayes
Miss Hayes
John Conley, Jr
Elsie Crocker
Emma Ayer
Ruth Meister
Iva Hagan
Marguerite Hennessy
Pauling MacDonald
Margaret Conley
Man Demands Payment Before Returning Lumber At Ship Launch
At Bath Iron Works two beam trawlers Flow and Notre Dame launch Monday afternoon a young man in a dory grabbed pine planks from debris broken free during the Flow's passage. He demanded half their value before delivering the lumber and was told no payment would be made.
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Flow
Notre Dame
Bath Iron Works Corp
Thanksgiving pageant and family visits at Five Islands
A community Thanksgiving scene at Five Islands features children performing recitations songs and school dialogues led by Barbara Gray and Vernon Gray Jr. Local families share visits and meals with Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Stevens, and others. John Carter attends committee meeting. various residents travel from Bath, Jay, and Winchester to cottages and homes for the holiday.
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Ing” Lilla
Vernon Gray, Jr
Mr. Turkey
Barbara Gray
Hope ‘Berry
Marjorie Berry
Phyllis Harford
Tommy
Anne
Are Jr
Helen Rowe
Albion Carr
Thankful
Madelyn Berry R. N
Marion Parker R. N
Salem
Mass
Miss Berry
Coleen Bryer
Bay Point
J. M. Stevens
B. M. Campbell
Bath
Sewall Moore
Everett Stevens
D. R. Stevens
Alonzo Thibedeau
Lila Thibedeau
Lawrence Lewis
Norman Oliver
Ethelyn Gray
Roland Oliver
Vernon Gray
C. D. McMahan
C. C. Davis
Charles Pinkham
L. H. Rowe
A. L. Marr
Nora Marr
Horace. Rittall
Arabine Gray
George Gray
Newdick
J. G. Stevens
John Carter
Five Islands
Leon Williams
Liz Rowe
Vesta Hinckley
William Marr
Morse High Freshman Eleanor Cotreau Injured in Practice
Eleanor Cotreau a 13 year old Morse high school freshman daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Cotreau of 674 Middle Street was injured Monday afternoon during a Morse girls basketball practice. Doctors examined her leg to determine if the right leg above the ankle was fractured or if it was a bruise and strain. She tripped while shooting and fell with her weight on her right leg and was taken to Dr Grant’s office for examination.
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Progressive Grange
Otis, Gray
Howard Knight
Nellie Sylvester
Eieward
Arnold Lamoreau
Henry Tarr
William Dingley
Lou Tarr
Pate
Arthur Witham
Ceres
Bertha Gray
Pomona
Lela Douglass
Flora
Edith Hayes
Gwendolyn Tarr
Sagadahoc Grange
Louise Trott
Edith Edgecomb
Farmington
Vernon Little
Water Street
Hathorne Block
Main
Front Streets
Ralph Cunningham
Front Street
Beatrice
Bertha Parker
John Parker
Joseph Whitmore, Jr
Linwood Grindle
Gordon Curran
Afiel Spear
Roy Gardiner
Richmond-Dresden
Merlin Joy
Fairfield
Firemen’s Relief Association
Charles B. Day
Lewiston
S. Reed Allen
H. E. Houdlette
Hartland
Florence Bolan
Augusta
Mary Hall
Brunswick
J. G. C. Farnham
J. F. Harris
Gardiner
William Meader
William Champney
Boston
Lillian McKenney
Marshall Small
White Road
Arthur Maxwell
Charles W. Messenger
Austin Blair
Pearl Perry
County Road
Moving Pictures
Vanessa Beedle
Lillian Johnson
Richmond
Bertel Skinner
Mildred Beedle
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
George Coughlin
Wilson Douglas
Maine
Dwight Moody
Hampton
N. H
Nettie Leavitt
Arthur Terrill
William Dunham
Cecil Stilphen
Portland
Harry Stilphen
Marion Bibber
Webster
Mass
Philip Nardini
Eric Grant
Roslindale
Paul Stilphen
Lyte Lint
W. N. Price
Frances Preble
Town
Elwin Silver
Upton
Edward P. Favor
DeWitt Hotel
Harold Brown
William Wright
Eleanor Cotreau
Morse High School
Henry Cotreau
Middle Street
Morse High
Miss Cotteau
Holiday Sale on Fine Shirts and Accessories
Readable items include men shirts at various prices, silk and wool hosiery, gloves, mufflers, bath robes, and pajamas. Prices range from 50c to $4.35 with multiple box options and bulk offers mentioned.
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Amoskeag
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Wallace H. White Jr
South Freeport
Old Casco Castle
Toreadors Pool
sReed Jewett
Gurney Billiards
Burgess
Norton , Bridge
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Leavitt-Burden Davis-McPhee
Cutts-Noyes Sewall-Andrews
Merrill-Thompson Haggett
McCale
Anderson-Day Small-Hawley
Ramsay-Turner Miller-Parmentier
Small
Nelson J. Merrilt
Stacy-Fields
Neal-Marks Hill
Desmorid
Kingsley
New City
Y.M.C.A
Forest Smith
Orc
Bob Brewster
Samuel Brewster
Clarence Morrill
Wallie Larkin
Brewster Cheese Company
Paul Quigg
Ted Spratt
Leslie Seekins
Doris Bancroft
Verena James
Verna Callaway
Hazel Gardner
Betty Brewster
Lillian Caswell
Mabel Hagen
Willia Haynes
Alyce P. Wilcox
Ralph B. Peabody
First Christian Church
Ray Percy W. Caswell
Beatrice E. Price
George E. Seavey
Candia
Richmond High School
New England Institute of Boston
Springfield
Peabody
Harold Houdlette
Margaret Peabody
Richmond Hotel
Lawrence Southard
Frank Walter James
Maxwell Mariner
Miss Evelyn Douglass
Opera House
Sterling Class
Buxton
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co
Abbot Village
Georgetown
Carter
Charles F. ‘MacDonald
St. Mary’s
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Eleanor Coutreau
Elm Street
Worxman’s Store