Morse Wins Opening Victory Over Lisbon Falls
Morse High opened the basketball season with a dominant 61 to 20 win over Lisbon Falls at the Y. Captain Don Wilson scored 29 points, and Reed added 10 as Morse demonstrated a fast, accurate offense and a strong inside game. Lisbon Falls showed effort but little threat, while Morse emphasized driving to the basket and short passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Y- By -Walloping
Lisbon Falls
Lincoln Academy
Morse
Don” Wilson
Reed
Wilson
Harrington
Doyle
Gannon
Ray Hayward
Morseman
Dobrunski
Whittier
Lisbon
Small
Bonney
Decker
Lyden
Grant
Cepler
le Crake
Eel Ec
Wyden
Willson
Gaengon
Iesses
Becker
Pepa
Dobranski
Boer O
Scribner
Cobb
Leunessy
Woolwich Red Cross Rally Highlights School Program at Center Baptist
Friday's district rally for the Woolwich Red Cross roll call featured Union Bridge school pupils under Miss Juck and Miss Bagley with piano solos and a junior Red Cross acrostic and a Christmas play. Mek Crocket urged broader local and national support, as refreshments were served and members encouraged to renew or start memberships by December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
American Red Cross
Center Baptist Hall
Union Bridge School
Miss Juck
Miss Bagley
Red Cross
Mek. Crocket
The
Bath
Hathorne
Dana
Dolloff
Shire
Day's Ferry
Gladys Hall
Lewiston
Maine
Percy Bailey
Fires Kill Two Men Aboard New England Yard
One time chief and John Foley were washing a new ship at the New England yard when a hose knocked them overboard into the hold, killing both instantly. Harry V. P. Bridge, chair of the Community Christmas Tree committee, said the tree would be set up in the park Wednesday with colored lights and carols by a large chorus. Clinton D. Wilson of the entertainment committee announced next ladies night Friday at the Masonic Temple banquet hall with music and bridge whist. Visiting Rotarians included Clifton D. Gray of Bates College Lewiston and Master L. Higgins of Augusta. guests Harold D. Garrish of Portland and Allen M. Trish of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liams
John Foley
New England
Harry VP. Bridge
Community
Clinton D. Wilson
eMntertainment Committee
Masonic Temple
Clifton D. Gray
Bates College
Lewiston
L. Higgins
Augusta
Harold DL. Gerrish
Porthied
Alien M. Trish
City
Collier Harvey Brown Arrives With Bituminous Coal
The collier Harvey Brown reached Kenneber Wharf with about 1000 tons of bituminous coal from Norfolk. The vessel was saluted by river craft as she neared the city and docked around three o clock. Also noted are local movements and a merchandise ad for men’s suits and furnishings at low prices from Max Kutz on Lim Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Brown
Norfolk
Kenneber Wharf & Coal Co
Kistrel
Sic
Ape
WINNEGANCE Update Notes Local Events and Visits
Earle V P Morse attends the State Grange meeting in Bangor while the community house hosts as the master. Mothers' club reports a successful card party for the schoolhouse fund last Saturday night and plans another soon. Robert I Manson chief engineer of a large collier stayed at home here Tuesday night during a port visit as a big boat discharged in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle V P. Morse
Bangor
State Grange
Mothers’ Club
Schoolhouse Fund
Robert I. Manson
Portland
Reelected Abbott Master of Maine State Grange
John E F Abbott of North Berwick was reelected Master of the Maine State Grange for a second two year term. The decision follows his drive to bring the National Grange convention to Maine next year. Debates on a site are informally ongoing with bids from Banger, Portland, and Lewiston. Dearly J Dresser of Portland joined the executive committee, succeeding William J Thoi of South China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EF. Abbott
North Berwick
Maine State Grange
Abbott
The
Grange
Maine
Bunger
Portland
Lewiston
Dearly
J. Dresser
William J. Thoias
South China
Ladies of the G A L Tr elect officers at Tuesday meeting
The Ladies of the G A L Tr held their regular Tuesday night meeting at the hall to nominate and elect officers. During the session an inspection was conducted with Mrs Florence Curtis of Camden in attendance for the purpose of inspecting offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. AL Tr
Florence Curtis
Camden
Notable Visitors and Medical Opinion in Bath
Eimerson of Wisehusset visited Bath on Wednesday. John A. Loring of Boston stayed with William Potter. I. W. Savage of Bangor spent Wednesday in Bath on business. Dr. Cabot, a prominent Boston physician, notes that among 215 diseases, only eight or nine are curable by doctors, while the rest cure themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coo. Eimerson
Wisehusset
Bath
John A. Loring
Boston
Wiliam Potter
I. W. Savage
Bangor
Cabot
Wetherbee Talks on Engineering Changes in Navy
Charles P. Wetherbee, longtime Bath Iron Works engineer and Navy adviser, spoke to the Central church Mens' Club at the Parish House on naval engineering changes. He discussed summer work for the Navy on cruiser designs under arms control, observed turbine successes at major power plants, and explained diesel and vapor compression propulsion among other topics. A brief business meeting followed with Parker Moulton presiding and a cat menu served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens’ Club
Central Church
Charles P. Wetherbee
Bath Iron Works
Mr. Wetherbee
Board of Engineering
Navy Department
Washington
Wetherbee
Admiral Plunkett
J. F. Shellman
Fred Hughes
Hlomer Ferguson
John EE. Burkhardt
Harry A. Mayoun
William Newton
Bath
Bill” Newton
The
Iron Works
Naval Architecture
Vparis
Westinghouse
West Philadelphia
Edison Co
Quincy
Tarker Moulton
Bath Church League Council Sets Meeting and Roles
The third monthly meeting of the Church Basketball League was at the YMCA Tuesday at 7 50 PM. Members from Universalists Central Wesley Corliss Elm Beacon YMSCA and others attended. Goals included appointing referees and timers and approving payments for schedules and tickets. Tickets are on sale by team members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Basketball League
YMCA
Universalists
George W. Scudder
Roland Tibbetts
Central
Harry Vinson
Wesley
Kenneth Ore
Corliss
Winter
Elm
Everett Winkham
Charles W Peterson
Beacon
Ralph Crouker
Herbert Douglass
Ymscla
Edwin Spaulding
William C. Perkins
C. Lloyd Hooker
Mr. Perkins
Elford
Benny) Stover
Jerry Gilmore
Byron
Red) Spinney
Dudley Leavitt
Edward Johnson
Lloyd Hooker
Mr. Hooker
Central Church
Bath Eagles Enjoy Social And Chowder Night
The Bath aerie of Eagles held its regular monthly meeting with a clam chowder supper, coffee, and doughnuts. Worthy President Oscar Phornton led the business session followed by a social half hour. Supper committee members were Miward J. McMiann, Cedric Martin, and Charles Purnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Oscar Phornton
Miward J. McMiann
Cedric Martin
Charles Purnia
Bath Visitors And Residents Noted In Wednesday Roundup
Capt Llewellyn Oliver of Popham Beach was a Wednesday visitor in Bath. David Cressey of Bowdeinham was a Bath business visitor on Wednesday. Roger Shillings, recently in Boston on business, returned to Bath. Mrs Fred Proctor, winter diver in Lewiston, passed Monday at her Bath home.
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Evelyn Hussey
Larmington Normal School
Paul Hussey
Nequasset
Ralph Stinson
Arrowsic
Sagadahoc Ferry
Harold Fish
Portland
Sarah Bailey
Gardiner
Frank Bailey
Beatrice
Elizabeth Wright
Bates College
Lewiston
Simmons
Boston
Glenwood Brown
Bernard Wresbey
John Brown
Helen
Bath
Morse High School
Red Cross
Center Baptist Church
HL. S. Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
Clinton Khaler
Alton Reed
Llewellyn Oliver
Popham Beach
David Cressey
Bowdeinham
Roger Shillings
Fred Proctor
Minnie Center Warren Dies At Portland Hospital
Mrs Minnie Center Warren aged 51 wife of Edward Warren died December 2 at Dr Cousens hospital Portland after a serious operation. A lifelong Bowdoinham resident born at Center's Point she leaves a husband and several uncles. Funeral services were at the home conducted by Rev A W Wentworth and burial was in Village cemetery. She was active in the Methodist church Electa chapter OKE 8 McDonald temple Vythian Sisters and Merrymeeting Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Center Warren
Edward Warren
Cousens
Portland
Methodist Church
Electa
O. KE
McDonald Temple Vythian Sisters
Merry Meeting Grange
Kev. A. W. Wentworth
Brunswick
Richmond
Village
Edward Sprague
Hall Denham
Edward Graves
Albert Henderson
W. Lb
Kendall
Ira Frost
Gardiner
G. R. Cutler
Ek. W. Warren
B. Randall
Florida
Orange Heights
Randall
Emily Rideout
Frank Chamberlain
Princial
Richmond High School
Dwight Moody
Charles Hackett
Haunie Denham
Daisy Mealey
Sherman Denham
Ruby ,Blanchard
George H. Blodgett
N. S. Dodge
R. D D. Purington
Boston
WS. Given Co
James Blodgett
Elizabeth Gass
Augusta
Board of Trade
Robert Ferguson
Robert Temple
A. 8. MacDougal
Georgie Jenham
Senneth MacDougal
Donald Nickerson
MacDougal
Walter Sedgley
Tattie Grant
Ko. Purinten
Sagadahoe Fertilizer Co
A. S. MacDougal
W.ob & But Rendall Grain Co
Mere
Cornish
Clara Fogg
Ethel Temple
Alma Kendall
Richard Denham
Richard
Hannie Denham
Mass Meeting Raises 50000 for Scrapped Narrow Gauge
A Maine mass meeting, led by Samuel J. Sewall, urged residents along the Wiscasset Albion line to raise 50000 to buy the railroad from Brooklyn owner Carson C. Peck and then a further 10000 for operation. Officials portrayed the line as vital to farmers shipping cream, corn, lumber and hay, with 600 jobs at stake and crews monitoring trestles and ice dangers on the Sheepscot.
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Hall
Samuel J. Sewall
Carson C. Peck
Brooklyn
Mr. Sewall
Maine
Wiscasset
Sewall
Albion
Veck
Charles M. White
Bowdoinham
State Department of Agriculture
Wise Easset
Sheepscot
Modern Woodmen Trap Legion in Interclub League Night
Modern Woodmen of America beat the Legion six legs to two in the Interclub league posting a 75 percent win rate to sit third, just behind the Knights of Columbus. A social hour followed and next weekend the Eagles visit the Community club in Winneganee.
Baxters Victory Tops Interclub Scores In Sagadahoc
Bath veterans firemen association known as the Baxters guest of Sagadahoc council Knights of Columbus for an interclub league evening. Eight tables played four wins for the Baxters and three for the Knights with one table ruled out. Baxters gain 67 percent to total score while the Wrights add 43. Post-game refreshments and social hour followed. Modern Woodmen guests announced for Roland H. Smith post American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Roland H. Smith Post
American Legion
Straumary
Augusta editor rails at Bath fans over referee taunts
Kennebec Journal notes Bath basketball crowds frequently taunt referees and managers, risking hostility toward visiting teams and officials. The piece argues such heckling harms the sport, noting most Maine schools now field teams and deserve fair competition in non hostile venues.
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Kennebec Journal
Bath
Central Board
Portland Bath Lewiston obituaries and visits lead week
Mrs Anna Cassidy died in Portland on Wednesday. Charles Morton of Phippsburg died in Bath on Tuesday. Mrs Galen Moses visited Portland on Tuesday. Edgar N Drake of Bay Point died in Bath on Wednesday. Mrs Charles Snow visited Lewiston on Tuesday. Miss Margaret Daley of Central Maine Power Co. conducted business in Augusta on Wednesdays.
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Anna Cassidy
Portland
Charles Morton
Phippsburg
Bath
Galen
Moses
Edgar N. Drake
Bay Point
Charles Snow
Lewiston
Margaret Daley
The
Central Maine Power Co
Augusta
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Collier
Doe Reynolds
Poston
Gardiner Rogers Jassed
Abbott Master
Navy
Bath Church League Council
Bowdoinham—Personals
E. P. Kendall
Nathan Leavitt
Clifford Smalley
Sarah Tarr
Main Street
Caroline Waine
Charles Fogg
Frost Mfg. Co
Senter
Modern
Woodmen
Legion
Baxters
Knights of Columbus
J.D. Claney
Arthur Haggett
Edward J. Murphy
W. P. Lemont
Bart O'Donnell
W. H. Miller
John Claney
L. C. King J. VY. Hayes L
Boutin Baxters
Knights
James McLaughlin
C. Blake Harry C. Sullivan
G. T. Cressy
D Baxters
Cribbage
Sath Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Winneganee
Eagles
Team
Legion Woodmen
M. C. Brown J. Jenkins
August Walters
George Moody
Arthur Jenkins
C. Cushing Win Gallant J. Minott
George Babine
I. BE. Footer
Levi Thompson
Stephen Meher
Arthur McCullum
Albert Tozier
M. J. Sheridan
William J. O'Brien
C. Rh
McNeil
A. Lozier
KK. F
A. J. Vincey
Rodnay Linwood I
Gordon
Burson
Bath Department Store
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