Dairy Enters Baths New Industrial League
Bath area clubs prepare a four-team basketball league with Oakhurst Dairy Bath Iron Works Corp Torréy shops and Bath Box Shop providing players age limit set at 21 plus. Representatives from Hyde Windlass Colonial Club and others discussed team rosters and likely players from each organization for a strong Bath Industrial League entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Dairy
NEW Industrial League
Jonial Club
Bath
Iron. Works Corp
Oakhurst Dairy
Mee
Edward Rowe
James Callan
Hore
Torrey’s
Bath Box
Harold Carter
Hyde Windlass Co
Dudley Leavitt
Steve McPhee
Allie Jewett
Colonial Club
Eddie Rowe
Oakhurst
Eddie Sonia
Oscar Adams
Bath Iron Works Corp
Oakhurstairy
George McMann
Dick Hersom
Percy Marks
Wylie
McCourt
Turcotte
Portland
Bath Dairy
Torréy Shops
Stretch Harrington
Morse
Kent’s Hill Center
Hyde
Morse High
Colonial
Mac McCabe
Star of the Bath A. C
Mark Hennessey
Dad Leavitt
Cecil Cutts
Beanyy Stover
Bath, Iron Works Corp
Ed Sonia
Senators Climb Toward Top in Park Alleys Bowling League
The Senators rise to third as they chase first place behind Athletics and Giants in the Park Alleys league. Oliver leads with high single, high five strings, and high team total by Giants, while Pete Oliver tops individual averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Park Alley
Athletics
Giants
W. L
Theas
FIOM
Civneast
Bodrtors
Oliver
Pete Oliver
Whitey Lothrop
Poke Farrar
Les Plant Trail
Robinson
Neice Eats
Tigre Fees
Druloss
Parry Explains Rotary Club Objects to Bath Group
The Bath Rotary meets Tuesday noon at Hotel Phoenix with Francis Parry as speaker outlining Rotary aims since 1905 in Chicago. He notes the classification system ensures diverse business representation and recognizes leaders, with Bath reflecting headquarter classifications and gaps in membership. A Christmas tree project by Rotary and Garden club committees progresses at Patten Library site. Visiting Rotarians include Elwood B. Hodgkins, Leon H. Kelley, and Harry E. Emmons. Sheriff Henderson is named Sergeant of Arms for the remainder of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Club
Hotal Phoenis
Francis Speaker Parry
Rotary
Chicago
Rycom
Aoe
Jame Parry
International Rotary
Bath
Charles C. Low
Bath Red Cross enrollment drive falls short despite reach
Red Cross efforts in Bath show 757 members enrolled and 981 dollars in receipts against an 850 member quota set by National Headquarters. Overlooked residents can still join at 1 dollar a year. Junior Red Cross reports reenrollment of one school and ten new grades. Christmas tree plans advance with Colonial club members named. Bath chapter annual meeting set for Jan 6 with officers to be elected. Nominating committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Frederic H. Low
Bath
R. Clinton McFadden
Junior Red Cross
Executive Committee
William H. Small
Allan M. Irish
J. Haviland Torrey
Mullin
Ada Crockett
American Red Cross
Charles C. Low
J. A. Redlow
Charles H. Ca
Bodwell Grange Elects Officers for 1930 at Bodwell
At a special meeting Tuesday Bodwell Grange Small Point elected officers for 1930 including Master Russell M. Hosmer Overseer Fred A Curtis Lecturer Isabelle McIntire Steward Mary Sylvester Asst steward Stanwood Gilman Chaplain Bessie Sprague Treasurer Emma Sylvester Secretary Eleanor Pye Gate keeper Nathaniel Morse Ceres Evelyn Hosmer Pomona Ida Curtis Flora Clara Wyman Lady asst steward Hattie Pye Households and local officers list from Bodwell Grange meeting includes these names and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Russell M. Hosmer
Fred A. Curtis
Isabelle McIntire
Mary Sylvester
Stanwood C. Gilman
Bessie L. Sprague
Emma Sylvester
Eleanor Pye
Nathaniel Morse
Ceres
Evelyn A. Hosmer
Pomona
Ida Curtis
Flora
Clara Wyman
Hattie Pye
Old Folks Home Enjoys Revue by St Marys Participants
Forty or more participants from the St Marys Revue performed feature dances and song numbers at the Columbia theatre, then repeated the show before families at the Old Folks Home. The hour and a half entertainment greatly interested all the elderly residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Columbia Theatre
Winnegance Community Club Activities Report And Socials
Winnegance Women auxiliary held an annual meeting at the community house with a strong turnout. Officers elected include Mrs. Fred L Parks president and Mrs. John G Morse vice president. An executive board listed Mrs. Arthur Totman and others. The group planned a joint party to celebrate the clubhouse note payoff and named a meeting committee. A social followed, featuring dances and refreshments, described as one of the season’s highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Community Club
Fred L Parks
John G. Morse
Winfield W. Morse
Harry ©. Williams
Arthur Totman
Robert P. Manson
Walter Morse
Frank Perow
Sherman L. Morse
Ae Oo Perry
Charles T. Mall
Winneganee Community Club
Almon R. Perry
Reuben Purington
Omar R. Perry
Nellie Totman
Elbridge Malcolm
Workers Club
Fred S. Coombs
Charles E. Preble
A. C. Oliver
Squaw Club
I. A. Trueworthy
East Brunswick
Edgar Oliver
Fred L. Parks
Parks
Frank Allegrin
High Street
Alfred S. Oliver
Phippsburg
William Thompson
Omar Perry
Bridge Street
Ernest Rogers
Ray Campbell
Frank Perry
Brunswick
Asbury Campbell
Cora Campbell
W. B. Perry
Doris Perry
Eugene Knight
Dr. Stott
Phippsburg Local Notes Include Visits and Moves
Phippsburg residents share visits and comings and goings from Bath Winslow Point Brimingham Hospital. teachers, wardens, and relatives appear in town and nearby communities. Notable items include Fred L. York's funeral in Sebasco, the Percys relocating to Boston and North Bergen, and families moving to Winneganee for winter.
Proposed Phippsburg Bridge Papers Filed
Maine Legislature authorized a roadway between Harbor Island and the mainland at Phippsburg. Senator Hale submitted papers to the War Department asking for expedite action. Documents include consent of selectmen voters landowners and water users. County Attorney Ralph O. Dale certified the papers. A hearing by Rivers and Harbors engineers was likely to be ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Harbor Island
Phippsburg
War Department
Frederick Hale
Department
Board of Rivers and Harbors
Ralph O. Dale
Bath
Board of Engineers of Rivers and Harbors
Miss Harriet Plummer Funeral Private at Drake Home
The funeral of Miss Harriet A. Plummer was held privately Wednesday afternoon at two at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Frederick E. Drake, 1002 Washington Street. Rev. Charles M. Tubbs of Grace Episcopal Church officiated. Bearers included Dr. Byron F. Barker, Hon. J. Edward Drake, Hon. Henry C. Wright, and Daniel Williams. Burial followed in Maple Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet A. Plummer
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Byron F. Barker
J. Edward Drake
Henry C. Wright
Daniel Williams
Maple Grove
Morse High School forms new PTA with 32 members
Morse High School establishes a new parent teacher association with 32 members. William L. Skelton is elected president and Arthur B. Scott is named second vice president. The group plans a joint meeting January 21 with Bowdoin College president Kenneth C. M. Sills as speaker and aims to form a Bath center council for all four associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rombers
Morse High School
William L. Skelton
Arthur B. Scott
Morse
James E. Lockery
Bath
South End
Maine
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Charles R. Farnham
State Association
Farnham
Seth 8. Mullin
William H. Small
Scott
Herman Crocker
Cees
Supt. Wilson
State Department of Education
Lockery
South End Association
Washington Street
Robert B. Hatch
Arthur C. Norton
Pres. Sills
J P Morgan Inspects Yacht Work in Bath On Train
J P Morgan arrived on a private Pullman car and inspected the 243 foot yacht at Iron Works in Bath with Capt W B Porter and other officials. The tour began after breakfast and ended around 12 30 with Morgan planning a completion within ten weeks. Maine Central agents and a New York advisor assisted in arrangements for the private car and locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morgan
King
New York City
W. B. Porter
The
Corsair
Bath
Eployer
Iron Works
M.cr.r
Morgan
Spelling Tests Rule for Graduation at Mer ae Schools
At morning assembly Supt Wilson addresses pupils about spelling, requiring an average of 70 percent to avoid a year end examination. The board will place the spelling tests as a graduation condition, with final pass by district authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Ae
Wilson
Board of Education
Grange Discusses Taxation Problem
Grange leaders consider the taxation issue affecting stores that typically hold small inventories. The discussion covers April 1 assessments and the need for support to Harry B. Ore ton for the office, with Richardson weighing in on related concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B.oreton
Richardson, Howeee
Three Yacht Owners Visit Bath in Coincidence
Three owners of yachts built or to be built at Bath Iron Works Co were in Bath on Wednesday at the same time, a coincidence that may never occur again. All three returned to their cities that afternoon on the 354 train. Mr. Davol and Mr. Murphy were among the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Co
Bath
The
Iron Works
Mr. Davol
Mr. Murphy
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Parry
Bath Man
Bath Red Cross
Frederick H. Kimball
Boston
Langdon T. Thaxter
Manual Cente High School
Bristol
Wan
John Curr
Woolwich
Tince Rogers
Mar Perry
Bruns- Wick
Rose Carpenter
Augusta Campbell
Clyde Feere
Lewiston
L. J Feero
William R. Bowie
Mabel Ingalls
Fred Sawyer
Harold Miller
Linwood Feero
Jennie Bishop
West Bath
H. W. Cutting
William Perry
Winneganee Village
Evelyn Beals
Manthano Parsley
Curtis Funeral Home
Freeman Merritt
Connecticut
Merritt
Fred L. York
Sebasco Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
J. E. Percy
Cox's Head
Percy
U. S
Fred Wyman
David Leon
Popham Beach
Clyde Harrington
Harold
Oliver Street
Harrington
Dummer Street
E. P. Thomas
Galvin
Parker Head School
Marr
Sebasco
Miss Plummer
NEW P.T.A
Bath Savings Institution
J. P. Morgan
Bath Iron Works
Grange
Ives
Anabel
Nigel Oswald
L_ T
van Loons
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