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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1922

Page

6

Winnegance Community House Opening Planned

Arrangements are set for the formal opening Thursday evening of the Winnegance Community House. The event invites all villagers to inspect the new building, enjoy a light fruit punch, a possible dance, and radio broadcasts from Harold Small. The facility will host the men’s club and be loaned to local groups for meetings and events with no charge.

Young and Old Tiarold Small Evening Workers Ladies Aid Mystery Club Squaw Club Woman's Id Bath Hay Pearly Harold Small Almon RR. Perry Winfield W. Morse Alpheus Goodwin Reuben Purington Fred SS. Coombs Thlarry Charles Preble James B. Perry Portland Woman's Auxiliary Community Boase Harry, C. Webber Winneganee Thursda Marty F. Oliver Leon Pennell

Big Morse Stoughton Basketball Game At Bath

Morse High led by a fast versatile squad faces Stoughton High of Massachusetts in a much anticipated season opener in Bath. The game is set for eight with reserved seats selling at McFadden's, as Bath fans flock home for holidays to watch Morse’s first show of the season.

Morse High Stoughton Mass Maine Bath Bath Peope Morse Massachusetts McFadden

Early Railroad Days and Men

Travelling man shouted at the conductor asking for a plank and mockingly urged action. The conductor grew furious and ordered his train crew to keep a straight line for the rest of that day. The reminiscence recalls the good old days on the railroad.

Pame Tie Johny Hardings Station

Memories of Maine Central crews and railroading days

Anecdotes recount Maine Central branch life with section crews bending rules, a crossing accident near Cook's Corner, and a veteran roster of engineers and firemen. Characters include Charlie Powers John Madden Ed Ham Prescott Press Warren Saunders Cy Hall and others detailing early 1900s rail work and fond, humorous incidents.

Charlie Powers Billy Tennesey John Madden Bath Lewiston Diath Ed Ham Hianv Prescott George Bean Charlie Nutting George Taath Brunswick Portland Warren Saunders Billy Henmesey Snd Portland Bath Brounswick Rane Warren Maine Central Danger Uss Aho Bak Cy Hall Tvemin Sandy River Farmington Joe Roderick Everett Poster Frank Maine Central Railroad

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England O’coats Jsairmier Markson Arkson Bros Centre Street Markson’s Commun Ity Club Omar Perry Charles E. Hewitt Jr Olney C. Perry Harvld Small Harry F. Oliver Percy Morse Ernest Rogers Reuben Wpurington Zina M. Eaton Charles FE. Preble John G. Morse J. Parker Morse I. A. Trueworthy Joseph B. McCutcheon Frank Allegrin Lloyd Rogers Ruth Morr Wigh Street Chester King Ralph Charles Susie Hazel Paul Merry Earl Percy Alvah Walter Tierbert Morse Zina Eaton John Bowie Thomas Allegrin Clarence Pye Karcher Jackson Edward Thornton Walter Rogers Charles Said Charles Meron Charles Wilson Doris Morse Ruth Williams Martha King Cook's Corner Cook's Seetionman Johnny Washington County Grand Trunk Billy Gennesey Charlie Kieth Waterville Seoween Harwards Richmond the Centaur Company New York City
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