Bath's Grid Team Holds Brunswick to Scoreless Tie
A crowd of nearly 500 saw Bath's football team hold Brunswick to a scoreless tie at Kelley field on Thanksgiving morning. Bath outplayed the visitors though they could not cross the goal line, with Rupe Lewis carrying most of Bath's offense and Brunswick repeatedly thwarted by Bath's rugged line and stout defense. Substitutions and hard tackles characterized the effort as Bath showed promise for a stronger attack with practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick Town
Kelley Field
Rupe Lewis
Brunswick
College Town
Stinson
Parks
Charlie Dumais
Dumais
Brunswick Crew
R. Dumais
Bernier
Chick Pouliot
Winchenbach
Lewis
Lamarre
Doc Winchenbach
Minooka, Express
Bill Drake
Doc
Aldie Smith
Tarzan Legard
Stan Curtis
C. Dumais
Bergeon
Warren
Jay Povich Keeps Lead in Bowling Tourney Standings
Miss Alice Reynolds in Brookline Massachusetts is described in relation to her employment and family background as the article notes events around the bowling tourney and Povich maintaining the lead in standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Povich
Shipbuilders Start Season With A Win at Trevett
Bath's Shipbuilders, a fast semi pro team, opened the 1934 35 season with a 46 34 victory at Trevett. Ted Earl led Bath with 16 points while Trevett's S Lewis scored 14. The Bath defense limited Trevett to scorers and built a steady lead through three periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cours
Trevett
Shipping City
Ted Earl
Allie Jewett
Shorty” Parks
Rupe Lewis
Brewster
Meister
S. Lewis
Earl
Morse Freshman Girls Win At Basketball
Morse freshman girls opened their season with a 14 0 victory over Central Grammar in Morse High School gym. Veterans Ruth Sprague Mary Nickerson Eva Gaudet and Mary Goodwin played. substitutes included Dorothy An liker Barbara Donnell Muriel Quinn and Jennie Kakos. Practice continues two afternoons weekly with interclass games planned and a Dec 28 alumni showdown on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Central Grammar
Morse High School
Mary Nickerson
Eva Gaudet
Mary Goodwin
Dorothy Anliker
Barbara Donnell
Muriel Quinn
Jennie Kakos
Tentative 1935 Morse grid schedule released by coach
Morse high football coach Aldie Smith outlines an eight game 1935 schedule opening at Bath against Cony or Cheverus and ending Armistice Day at Brunswick. Rockland returns strong and Edward Little may be added. The schedule includes Bath Gardiner Brunswick Rockland Bath Brunswick and an open week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldie Smith
Morse High
Cony
Cheverus
Brunswick
Rockland
Edward Little
Bath
Westbrook
Gardiner
Hallowell
Smith
Woodmen Win in Card Tournament Victory over Sagadahoc Council
Bathcamp M W of A defeated Sagadahoc council K of C 3 to 2 in the annual game tournament last Wednesday night marking the first win this season for the Woodmen group. Lewiston K of C plans Christmas attire for holiday festivities ahead of the Snowshoe convention January 25 and will host the Grangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathcamp
M. W. of A
Sagadahoc Council
K. of C
Lewiston
Grangers
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Notes in Bath Area
Bath and Phippsburg residents host visitors over Thanksgiving. Families from Kittery Melrose and Danvers join Bath friends for meals and gatherings. Local events include road work progress, a memorial service for Roy Hosmer, and community reports from Dromore to Sebasco.
Oakhurst Diary Co. Holds Annual Meeting in Bath
Oakhurst Dairy Co. reports higher business at its Bath offices during the annual meeting. Joseph E. Brazier of Portland was reelected president with Carl Y. Kennedy of Bath as vice president and Richard O. Cushman of Portland as treasurer. Ralph O. Dale of Bath serves as secretary. Directors named include Stanley Bennett of Portland and N. A. Cushman of Portland alongside Brazier and Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst Dairy Co
Bath
Joseph E. Brazier
Portland
Carl Y. Kennedy
Richard O. Cushman
Ralph O. Dale
Stanley Bennett
N. A. Cushman
Richard D. Cushman
Nancy A. Flint Honored by Rebekah Chapters in Maine
Mrs Nancy A Flint newly elected president of the Maine Association of Auxiliaries to the Patriarchs Militant was honored by the Old Town auxiliary to Canton Island City P M in Odd Fellows hair Wednesday. It marks the third time she has been honored by her Rebekah sisters for rising to executive leadership including Maine Assembly warden and its president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy A. Flint
Maine Association of Auxiliaries
Patriarchs
Odd Fellowship
Old Town
Canton Island City
P. M
Odd—Fellowsha
Rebekah
Maine Ladies Auxiliary
Rebekahs
Bes Chme
Maine Assembly
Popham Beach Community Social Calendar Notes
Bath visitors and local residents are listed visiting relatives and attending gatherings in Popham area. Guests include families of Morong, Drake, Oliver, Morse, Newdick, and Chandler with trips to Bath and Georgetown. Thanksgiving meals and post offices are noted among a flurry of motor trips and dinners.
Extension Service Planning Meetings Set at Grange Halls
Tax meetings begin today at 10 30 a m at Richmond Corner grange hall conducted by County Agent C L Eastman. Afternoon planning follows for those interested in extension work with sessions in Boys and Girls 4 H Clubs poultry accounts farm inventory and home demonstration topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Corner Grange Hall
C. L. Eastman
D. H. I. Association
Richmond Corner
Grange Hall
E. L. White
Lisbon
Daisy Bickford
West Bath
Alice Small
Moatsweag
Bowdoinham
Ruth Dodge
Mrs Burns Plans Winter Trip To Florida Coast Residence
Mrs. Mabel Blair Burns departs this week from her Mooselockme gantic House and Camps at Haines Landing for Miami Florida to pass the winter. She travels via Kentucky to visit relatives and will return in spring to ready her Rangeley home after the ice goes out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Blair Burns
Winnegance Village News Notes and Meetings
Winnegance village reopened after Thanksgiving recess. Squaw club met with Mrs. Harry C Webber and plans to meet at Mrs. Robert P Mangton’s home next Friday. Local residents visit Boston and Portland. Miss Carolyn A Oliver returns to training at Webber hospital after time in Children’s hospital in Portland. Ladies aid of Winnegance Baptist church held annual meeting with officers elected: Thatcher Brinkham president Harry Nason vice president Harry C Williams treasurer Harry F Oliver secretary. Evening Workers schedule, supper at 6 30 Saturday. Women’s auxiliary to meet at Mrs Winfield Morse’s Thursday 2 pm for officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village
Squaw Club
Harry C. Webber
Robert Pmangton
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Boston
Samuel McElfroy
Portland
Elmer Allen
Mechanic Falls
Allen
Sgt
Samuel Mc
Harry P. Nason
Harry C. Williams
Harry F. Oliver
Oliver
M. Helen Sims
Williams
Bridge Street
Women’'s Auxiliary
Winfield Morse
Parker Head Pupils Sponsor Fine Party
Parker Head school pupils held an afternoon program and tea for families before Thanksgiving. They netted over 2 dollars. money raised will fund dictionaries for third to eighth graders. Teachers and parents provided food and supplies for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Head
Fine Party
Parker Head School
Leston Harrington
Helen Cushing
Clara Hill
Frances Libby
Elizabeth Wyman
Frances Kreidler
Leonice Cushing
Berenice Colby
Marion Cushing
Leo Hamel
Arthur Kreidler
Parker Head House Damaged by Fire
Fire ripped through the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Hallet at Parker Head on Saturday forcing them to relocate to Mrs Jennie Hallets residence. The blaze started in the chimney igniting second floor woodwork and damaged furniture. Bath Fire Department Engine 4 with five men led by Asst Chief Scott Morse battled the flames returning by 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hallet
Parker Head
Jennie Hallet
Bath Department
Parks
Scott Morse
Water Street
Mrs Melville Rice Returns Home After Visits
Mrs Melville Rice returns to her Dummer street home after visiting Woodfords with daughter Mrs Everett Burt and South Portland with son Herbert Rice. She is confined to bed since returning home and under physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Rice
Dummer Street
Woodfords
Everett Burt
South Portland
Herbert Rice
Mark Langdon Hill and the Bath political legacy
During a Washington visit Frederick D. Hill of Bath National Bank examined Morse’s The Old House of Representatives and traced the likeness to Hon. Mark Langdon Hill a former Massachusetts representative and Maine’s first district member. The piece traces Hill’s career as congressman judge customs collector and Bowdoin College overseer plus his family and the famed coach loan to Lafayette’s Portland visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Corcoran Art Gallery
Frederick D. Hill
Bath National Bank
S. F. B. Morse
House of Representatives
Mark Langdon Hill
Phipsburg
Phippsburg
Hill
Massachusetts
Maine
Court of Common Pleas
Monroe
Bath
Bowdoin College
Phipsburg Center
Judge Hill
Lafayette
Portland
Congress
Charles N. Delano
Mr. Hill
Mary McCobb
James McCobb
Charles V. Minott
John Langdon Hill
George Langdon Hill
Boston
Annie C. Bristol
Mary Pelham Hill
Hannah Larrabee Hill
Topsham
William Dayton Hill
William Pierson Hill
Frederick Dayton Hill
Obituary of Charles A Rollins Longtime Parker Head Undertaker
Word of Charles A Rollins death reaches Mrs. Angie Mank of Parker Head East Boston Mass. He was an undertaker born in Parker Head son of James and Louisa Rollins. He maintained the family homestead as a summer home and passed last season there before returning to Massachusetts in October. Survived by his wife a daughter a brother John of Baltimore and sister Edith McLean of Alberta Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Mank
Parker Head
Boston
Mass
Charles A. Rollins
Rollins
James
Louisa Rollins
Massachusetts
John
Baltimore
Edith McLean
Alberta
Canada
Mrs Charles M Boyd of Newton Dies in Bath
Mrs Charles M Boyd of Newton Massachusetts died Wednesday morning in Bath after a long illness. She is survived by her husband Parker Boyd two daughters Mrs Olive Boyd of Brookline and Mrs John H Hyde of Philadelphia. Her daughter Mrs Hyde had welcomed the family in Bath.
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Ward
Bath
John H. Hyde
Hyde
Charles M. Boyd
Newton
Mass
Boyd
Olive Boyd
Brookline
Hyde and
Parker Boyd
Philadelphia
Albert Bowden Funeral Held in Bath
Albert L. Bowden 73 former Bath resident died in Boston and was buried in Oak Grove after a Tuesday funeral at Curtis Funeral Home conducted by Rev. David L. Wilson. A former Bath stone cutter with many friends, his wish to be buried there was fulfilled by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Bowden
Bath
Boston
Curtis Funeral Home
Center Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Oak Grove
Bowden
Funeral for Roy G. Hosmer After Auto Crash
Roy G. Hosmer died in a midnight Sunday automobile crash. His funeral was Wednesday at 2 p.m. at his parents’ home with Rev. Ernest Heywood of Wesley Church officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove. Four cousins served as bearers. Brunswick high school plans its annual senior play The Spanish Union for December 14 in Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy G. Hosmer
William W. Hosmer
Middle Street
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Church
Warren Hosmer
Randall Leonard
Charles
Maurice Pye
Oak Grove
Brunswick High School
Town Hall
Norman Marriner
Gertrude Tondreau
Joseph Hale
Funeral services for William H. Sanborn 92 oldest Machiasport Mason
Funeral services were held Sunday for William H. Sanborn 92 of Nashua formerly Machiasport oldest member of the Machiasport Post G A R and a long time Free Mason He served in the Civil War with the Third Maine Battery Regiment of Mounted Artillery and was discharged as sergeant Survivors include four children four grandchildren two great grandchildren and several nephews and nieces He resided in Nashua 25 years Born June 18 1842 in Machiasport.
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William H. Sanborn
Machiasport
Fred N. Sanborn
Middlestreet
Jean F. Sanborn
Cottage Avenue
Nashua
N. H
Sanborn
East
Lincoln
Grant
Machias
Maine Battery Regiment of Mounted Artillery
Augusta
Harrison Lodge
John G. Foster Post
John F
Jane Tobey Sanborn
Bath
Mae L. Cochrane
Hanson
Mass
Morton Sanborn
Concord
Wesley E Wallace dies after long illness in Bath
Wesley E Wallace 61 a Small Point native died Monday at Bath Memorial Hospital after three years of failing health and a month long illness He lived in Small Point most of his life later moving to Bath to be with his niece Mrs Mary E Brown He was known for unusual strength and guided many Bath gunning parties He leaves wife Lucinda four sons Lemmie Robert Albert Horace a daughter Winwright four sisters and a funeral is set Thursday at 2 pm at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley E. Wallace
Small Point
Bath Memorial Hospital
Seth
Nancy M. Wallace
Bath
Mary E.brown
Marshall Street
Wallace
Lucinda
Lemmie Wallace
Robert
Massachusett
Albert
Horace
Freeport
Winwright Wallace
Nelson Doughty
Lena Hilton
Portland
Charles Standish
Annie Riddleton
Falmouth
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Frank Muse Dies Suddenly on Bath Street
Frank Muse 55, veteran coal driver, died Friday afternoon of a heart attack while at work with Howard Coal Co. He started a delivery with helper Everett Richards when he collapsed near Front Street. Dr. Hugh D. Grant pronounced life extinct. Muse, born in Bath, leaves wife Etta Mains Muse and son Ralph F. Muse, plus two brothers and a foster sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Muse
Howard Coal Co
Everett Richards
Front Street
Muse
Richards
Melville Rice
Hugh D. Grant
Mr. Muse
Bath
Joseph and
Mary Muse
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Bath Veteran Fireman’s Association
Etta Mains Muse
Ralph F. Muse
Fort Humphrey
Virginia
Charles Muse
New York
William King
Bowdoinham
Herbert Anderson
High Mass for Sister Mary Gratia Held at St Mary’s
A requiem high mass for Sister Mary Gratia of St Elizabeth's Orphanage Portland who died in Queen's Hospital was held Tuesday at seven in St Mary's Church conducted by Rev Ludger Melancon. Sister Gratia taught at St Mary's parochial school for about two years before entering the religious life born Flora Leighton of Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Mary Gratia
St. Elizabeth's Orphanage
Portland
Queen's Hospital
St. Mary's Church
Ludger Melancon
Gratia
St. Mary's Parochial School
Flora Leighton
Gardiner
Funeral held for Frank Muse veteran coal driver
Frank Muse, a veteran coal driver, died at work Friday afternoon. The funeral was Sunday at 2 PM at his home 53 Chestnut Street with Rev. Charles R. Sims of First Baptist Church officiating. Fraternal Order of Eagles rites conducted by Walter L Norton and Donald F. McRae. Bearers from the Eagles and Bath Veteran Fireman's Association. Burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Muse
Chestnut Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Order of Eagles
Walter L Norton
Bath Aerie
Donald F. McRae
Walter S. Norton
Amos F. Perry
The
Eagles
Frank Deejay
George Talbot
Bath Veteran Fireman's Association
Oak Grove
Miss Ann Mary Robinson Dies. Funeral Held
Funeral services for Miss Ann Mary Robinson were conducted Friday at two in Central church chapel with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. Pallbearers included William W. Robinson Charles T. Jackson Owen J. Ledyard and Wilbur G. Cahill. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Mary Robinson
Central Church Chapel
David L. Wilson
William W. Robinson
Charles T. Jackson
Owen J. Ledyard
Wilbur G. Cahill
Oak Grove
Funeral for Roy G. Hosmer Held at Home
The funeral for Roy G. Hosmer, victim in an auto accident on the State road near New Meadows River, was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs William W Hosmer at 706 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy .G. Hosmer
New Meadows River
William W. Hosmer
Middle Street
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Niles
Cass
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Pouliot
McMann
Kents Hill
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le Pere
Ed Re
Bernier Legard
Lt Wares
Cee
Campbell Sateen
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Lg Re
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Comet
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Nee Eens
Williams Winchenbach
Asee
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Dixon Stinson
Cease
Elks
Alice Reynolds
Sonia
Thomas Reynolds
Upper Washington Street
Roy Richter
Hap” Talbot
Matey” Povich
Tom Conley
Joe Doyle
J. Povich
R. Richter
M. Povich
T. Conley
J. Doyle Dee
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A. Flaherty
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H. Bickle
E. McCormick
Perm
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Crosby
O. M. Redlon
P. Oliver
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Ene Earl
Beem Mere Reeren
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W. Barter
McCaukey
Thee
Dunton
R. Barter
Rowe
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Misary, K. of C
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R. H. Bowie
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Sidney Rapkin
Danvers
Harry Gilmore
Rose Carpenter
Etta Muse
Mechanic Street
J. Bradford Sprague
Bessie Sprague
Ray F. Campbell
Foxboro
Charles Robinson
Doe
Pitch Pine Hill
Maurice Baker
Woolwich
Fred S. Sawyer
Clifton Morong
Popham Beach
Alonzo Moreng
Guy Crocker
Ralph Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Brightwater
Stanley Hutchins
Carrie Little
Meadowbrook
John Tracy
Howard Bowker N. W. Eaton
Harry H. Watson
Anthony Thomas
Eric Carlson
Carlson
Edward Thomas
Tyleston C. Oliver
Winneganes
Frank P. Leavitt
Raymond Wyman
Welfare Club
Dromore
Ambrose McFadden
Deering Street
Melvin Wallace
Emily Ridley
Sebasco
Nathan Cushman
Richard
Paul Gilmore
Ashdale
Milton Morse
Winneganee
Howard Bowker
Guysburt B. Vroom
Guysburt, Jr
Phillips Academy
Andover
Ray Campbell
Campbell
Grace Williams
Walter Cushing
Harry Mank
Parker Head Church
Mr. Brown
Popham
Beach
Herman. Shepherd
Charles Shepherd
Alongo Morong
Karl Hentz
Long Island
George
Wild River
Catisfield
Helena Oliver
Lean Bowie
Russell Morse
Waterville
Graydon Morse
Alonzo Morong
Leaman E. Drake
Helen Simpson
Edna Coolidge
Elazar N. Drake
Georgetown
Carol Ana David
Mr. Drake
Edgar N. Drake
Henry Leonard
Kennebec River
Moses Chandler
Althea
Leon Oliver
George Morong
George and
Lawrence
Robert Lemeon
Richmond
Newdick
Leona Stinson
Lena Werrey
Effie Morse
Graydon
Jim
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Helen Arndt
Willard Oliver
Rollo Morton
Roland Alley
Madelyn Bridges
Marion
Mrs. Z. Wyman
Eugene Stover
Jackie
Mary
Clarence Perkins
Arlene
Norman
Stanley
Extension Service Planning
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Edwin Hill
William Hallett
Elmer Hill
Jean Hamel
Earl Hamel
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Fred Libby
Ramon Hamel
Pine Ganee
John Libby
Parker
Langdon Hill
Albert Bowden
Roy Hosmer
Masons
New England
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