Gravel and Gauvin Triumph in Arcade Arena Bouts
Rocky Gravel of Lewiston and Eddie Gauvin of Bath upset opponents Friday at Arcade Arena. Gauvin staged a sensational late comeback to narrowly shade Eddie King, while Gravel earned a close decision over Mac Kelley. Kingsbury beat Eddie Clancy. Al Singer stopped by Referee Sutherland. Fred Pecci edged Jackie Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Gravel
Lewiston
Eddie Gauvin
Bath
Arcade Arena
Maceater
Johnny King
Gravel
Kelley
Gauvin
Shade King
Eddie
King
Boston
Mac Kelley
Mac
Kingsbury
Tiger Kingsbury
Bath Iron Works Corp
Eddie Clancy
Hyde Windlass Co
Tiger
Clancy
Kinesbury
al Singer
Brunswick
Farmer Brown
Bowdoinham
Sutherland
Singer
Fred Pecci
Jackie Fields
Brooklyn
N. Y
Slone
Property changes ownership W T Donnell
The Ponertyv at 281-299 Washington street, formerly owned by the heirs of William T. Donnell, was sold by Field S Pendleton of New York to Mrs Maud Case Elliot of Hyannis Moes s a niece of the late William T Dennell. The deal includes the Avelline shin yard and land. The transaction was handled through the offices of John P Carey Jr attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
William T. Donnell
Field
S. Pendleton
New York
Maud Case Elliot
Hyennis Moess
William T. Dennell
Filiot
William ®. Palmer
High Street
Hyannis
John P. Carey, Jr
MANY CHANGES IN ZOO NOTED
A fragment from page one notes ongoing changes at the zoo and includes quotes about a resident’s adjustment to life there. Kenneth Sanders, second assistant engineer on board the USS Ossinie, arrived to spend the weekend with his parents at 1206 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Kenneth Sanders
Lithuanian Arrives in New York After Bremen Delay
Mrs. Rivkas Kutz arrives in New York from Baltermanz Lithuania aboard the Bremen after a three day storm delay. She is to live with her son Max Kutz and his wife at 5 Cobb Road in Bath where she will reunite with Louis, who has been away for 19 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kutz
New York City
Rivkas Kutz
Baltermanz
Republic of Lithuania
New York
Bremen
Cobb Roads
Morse Opens Season With Narrow Win Over Gardiner High
Morse high school opened its season and dedicated a new gym with a 26 to 22 victory over Gardiner. Sophomore Harry Ring led Morse with three final-quarter baskets, while Gardiner kept a tight lead through the game. Gardiner’s Berry scored 23 of her team’s 24 points in the girls game, and Morse’s Mary Larabee struggled to find her form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Reth
Gardiner
Socals
Morse
Harry Ring
Ring
Gerdiner
Whitehouse
Crocker
Cutts
Kevyn
Levard
Holt
Littlefield
Hewett
Andrews
Berry
Mary Larabee
Woilerr
Pear
Leah
Crockers
Ars
Lbe
Akers
Tavis Atelier
Sunday Silver Tea at Cosmopolitan Club
The Silver Tea at the Cosmopolitan Club on Washington Street drew about 59 members and friends. Guests enjoyed candles and berry baskets as tea ran from four to six. nearly $25 was raised for the poor and needy at Christmas. Committee chair Mrs. Frank Hodedon led with assistance from Mrs. R. R. Farnham and others. Miss Gwendolyn Vaughn, a Braintree teacher, will visit over Christmas with her mother at 29 Corliss Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Washington Street
J. R. Andrews
Frank Hodedon
Community club notices and events preview
Winnegance Squaw club met Friday with Mrs. Fred L. Parks hosting and prizes worn by several members. An auxiliary party honored retiring and new officers, with gifts for Mrs. Robert P. Manson and plans for a New Year’s tree on Jan 2 for auxiliary members. Illness updates include Louise Morse and Charlies Hewitt 3d. Regular Evening Workers events and a tack bee were noted, plus Herbert Morse rejoined the Sagamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw ‘Club
Fred L. Parks
Oliver
Harry ©. Webber
Parker O. Rogers
Community Club
P. QO. Rogers
Winfield W. Morse
Robert P. Manson
Harry, F. Oliver
Harry C. Williams
Omer R. Perry
Louise Morse
Charlies E. Hewitt
Nellie Totman
Charlotte Owen
Annie Malcolm
Lena Preble
Susie Schofield
Bernice Sturtevant
Walter Marco
Cleora Coombs
Bessie Hunt
Herbert Morse
Sagamore
Gardiner Named Maine Governor With War Service and Deep Roots
Gardiner, aHarvard trained lawyer and former legislator, is named Maine governor. He served in the 56th Pioneer Infantry during World War I rising to first lieutenant, is married to Margaret Thomas with four children, and holds multiple civic memberships including Bates College trustee and an overseer at Harvard. He received an honorary degree from Bates last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Gardiner
William Tudor Gardiner
Margaret Thomas
Washington B. Thomas
Pittston
Tudor
Thomas
Margaret
Sylvester
56Th Pioneer Infantry
France
The
Grange
State Chamber of Commerce
Maine Sheen and Wool ‘Growers’ Association
Maine
Sunday program at dedication in Portland church
The afternoon and evening service in Portland featured a Sunday program at dedication. The article lists past church pastors including H M Rinke H R Abbott A J Church H Nickerson S S Wetherbee C Fuller J F C Sawyer and others with the present pastor Weston P Holman. It also names the board of trustees Milton H Novelas William Thistle Clifton W Tedford William Z Craft Charles E Oliver Fagene McGrath Charles J Dair Charles T Henderson Edward J Batchelder. A Lewis ton pianist once read Victor Hugo during performances and tore out pages as he finished each age, yet was described as a fine pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
H. M. Rinke
H. R. Abbott
A. J. Church
H. Nickerson
S. S. Wetherbee
C. Fuller
J. F. C Sawyer
Charles Munger
Rosere Sanderson
Kinsman Atkinson
L. H. Bean
S. Adems
W. S. Jones
Gershom Cobb
H. &. Foss
S. Whiteside
W F Holmes
M. C. Penderter
Miller Co
F. Parsons
W. P. Merrill
W. F. Holmes
Hosea Hewitt
George Stanley
M. EF. Cook
Thomas H. Kelley
F. Hilton
John R. Browne
John C. Roeers
Lewis Wally
Weston P. Holman
Milton H. Novelas
William Thistle
Clifton W. Tedford
William Z. Craft
Charles E. Oliver
Fagene McGrath
Charles J. Dair
Charles T. Henderson
Edward J. Batchelder
Lewiston Theatre
Victor Hufo
Phippsburg Center Brief On Seasonal School Closure
Phippsburg Center school closed for the holidays with a Christmas tree and seasonal decor. Local teacher Mrs. Alice Galvin returned to Bath for two weeks. A series of Bath visits and weekend trips followed among residents, with neighbors and relatives listed visiting, shopping, or traveling in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Center
Alice Galvin
Bath
William Brown
Basin School
Walter Rogers
Ernest Rogers
Dromore
B. Coffee
Percy Holbrook
Clark Bowker
Osman Perry
Arthur
Richard Hogan
Winneganee
Walter Hill
James E. Perry
George Ingalls
Flora Risteen
Gor
Robert Hyde
Brunswick
High Street
Ora Hallett
William
Topsham
Fred Harrington
Frances
John Kriedler
Mildred Harrington
Edward Thomas, Jr
Andrew Harrington
Bert Young
Allie Rollins
Popham Beach
Elkanah Wyman
Morse High School Honors List for Second Marking Period
Morse High School publishes the honor roll for Oct 28 to Dec 6. Miss Alice Hovey leads with highest honors among 38 students. list includes seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen with varied honors across all grades. The second item notes rural sleighing decline in Saco as autos replace horse drawn transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Alice Hovey
First town meeting listed in Pepperellboro records
The Pepperellboro, now Saco, town book notes Old Orchard Beach records. It records the first town meeting in 1658, which also included Saco, Biddeford, and Old Orchard Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepperellboro
Saco
John Haley
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
Genesta Chapter Holds 29th Annual Inspection Friday
The 29th annual inspection of Genesta chapter O E 8 was a largely attended event on Friday evening in Bath. Worthy Matron May Ward presided assisted by Worthy Grand Patron Patterson and other grand officers. A Pioneer Lisbon Falls delegation and Winneganee Yarmouth group attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
O. E
Anne 8. Mills
Milo
Bath
D. Saunders Patterson
Rose of Sharon
Augusta
Henry G. Shaw
Sarah G. Shaw
Pioneer
Lisbon Falls
Everett Plummer
Winneganee
Yarmouth
Mills
Patterson
May Ward
Genesia
Oliver Corliss
Anne Deering
Alice Shackford
Elizabeth Jackson
Susanna Congdon
Alice Soule
Agnes Perry
Clara Coombs
Nellie Carr
Sadie Wakefield
C. E. Helah
Edward W. Coombs
Genesta Chapter
Luther Thompson
Mabel Merrill
Frieda Bagdikian
Elnora Oliver
Kate Perkins
Annie Cox
Caroline Thompson
Nellie Congdon
Marshal
Ethel Sampson
Adah
Lucy Pike
Ruth
Ella Wright
Esther
Hazel Hartleb
Martha
Joséphine Coombs
Lois McKiever
Mildred Morse
Frank S. Wakefield
Sentinel
New York Man Buys Phippsburg Property
Ford Moran of Flushing New York purchased through Fred B Reed agency Bath a large Phippsburg Center estate. The deal includes Frank S Bowker shipyard and wharf plus about 12 acres east of the main highway and three acres on the opposite side. Moran gains river views and river frontage of about one third mile with 18 feet of water at low tide at the wharf. Moran, a New York City businessman, is seen as the first of several New Yorkers seeking summer homes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Moran
Flushing
N. Y
Fred B. Reed
Bath
Phippsburg Center
Frank S. Bowker
Great Bluff
Square House
Moran
Kennebec River
New York City
Planning meeting for Sagadahoc Farm Bureau joint session
The annual joint planning meeting of the Men s Farm Bureau of Sagadahoc county and the Women s Farm Bureau of Lincoln county will be at Montsweag Grange Hall today at 10 30 a m. The program includes a piano solo by John Carter an address on The Needs of Our Young People by Charles Sewall principal of Wiscasset Academy performances by Mrs Alton Soule Helen Hodgdon and remarks by Charles L Eastman Saga dahoc county demonstration agent. A dinner will follow and plans for next year s work will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Farm Bureau
Sagadahoc County
Woman’s Farm Bureau Cof
Lincoln County
Montsweag Grange Hall
John Carter
Charles Sewall
Wiscasset Academy
Alton Soule
Helen Hodgdon
Charles L. Eastman
Stunt
Mrs E A Altree Returns Home To Brockton After Bath Visit
Mrs. E. A. Altree comes back to her Brockton home from Bath where she had stayed several months with her sister Mrs. William T. Powell of Andrews Road.
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E. A. Altree
Brockton
Mass
Bath
William T. Powell
Andrews Road
Publix Theatres
Russia Talk at Bath Rotary Club Tells Pariah or Pioneer
Bath Rotarians heard a Russia by proxy from Harry Bridge with notes from Skowhegan. The talk titled Russia, Pariah or Pioneer traced Russia from 1917 to the Soviet republic and contrasted life under the regime with potential American advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Russia
Harry Bridge
Roland T. Patten
Skowhegan
Patten
Harry
Kennebec Valley
United States
Rotary International
Charaers
Clint Wilson
Chester Plant
Salvation Army
Cc. C. Low
Rotary and Garden Clubs
Carrie Shaw
Morse High
John Grindell
Morris Riley
Augusta
Morse High Literary and Commercial Club Joint Meeting
The Literary and Commercial clubs of Morse High School held a joint meeting in the high school gymnasium Monday with about 50 members and teachers attending. The program by the Literary club featured readings and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Hose One Observes Thirtieth Birthday
Members of Hose Company No. 1 marked 30 years since formation with a lobster supper Friday night inviting wives. Twenty one attendees ate lobster stew by Ellery Whittemore and other treats by Ed Robbins. A social hour followed. no speeches were made. Women praised the neat hose house and the spotless hall and apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Co. No. 1
Twentyone
Ellery Whittemore
Ed Robbins
W Hose House
Obituary of Grace Louise Cobb in Ardmore Pennsylvania
Word reached Bath on Sunday of the sudden death of Grace Louise Cobb age 20 at her uncle William Plummer in Ardmore. Born in Berlin Germany she spent summers in Bath and Birch Point. She studied in Lausanne Paris and Philadelphia. Funeral held in Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Grace Louise Cobb
William Plummer
Plummer
Ardmore
Penn
Miss
Palmer Cobb
Harriet A. Plummer
Frederick E. Drake
Lausanne
Switzerland
Paris
Philadelphia
High Street
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Gravel and
Shades King
W. T. Donnell
Hyanis, Mass
Ose W. Folsom
Kilbourne Place
Washington, D. C
Ickeren
Gardiner High
New Gymnasium
Morse Girls
Governor Loves Lakes OF
Phippsburg
Edward Bridgham
Edward DeLong
Hazel Feero
Jane Feero
Eleanor Grinnell
Irma Groves
Dorothy Ham
Amy Hovey
Eugene Ingalls
George Littlefield
Margaret Mackinnon
Mary Newell
Helen Shorey
Nathan Watson
Marion Whittier
Carolyn Plant
Silas Plant
Lorraine Balkan
Miriam Doble
Doris Lawrence
Katherine Shorey
Robert Hatch
Stephen Marshall
Edward Morin
Virginia Rogers
Foster Russell
John Black
Percival Black
Emma Colby
Ada Greenblatt
Edith Mackinnon
Carol Stevens
James Temple
Twis Swett
Edwin Bates
Martha Cahill
Iona Dunton
Marjorie Furber
Donald Jewett
Dorothy Martin
Alma Pierce
John Skelton
Geraldine Stott
Dwelling and Bowker Shipyard
Farm Bureau
Danny
Bath Savings Institution
Bath Rotary Club
Harry P. Bridge
Hazel Feere
Mackinnon
Edith
Isabelle Mackinnon
Alice Williams
William Bruce
Theo McNeil
Frank Harvie
Seth Snipe
Patricia Smith
Arthur B. Scott
Ruth Wilson
Mary Conley
Ellen Turner
Agnes Fahey
Rose Drisko
Alfreda Skillin
Roland Trott
Frederick Rowland
Merritt Trott
Christine Higgins
Republican Journal
W. F. Whitcomb
City Point
Belfast
Waldo Shorey
Whitcomb
Out West
Bobby
OVSE
Angeone
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