Rotary clubs vie for attendance in Bath city sweep
Rival Rotary clubs across the district stage an attendance contest lasting two months with Bath and Indianola noted as key matches. The Bath club reportedly hosts a small membership while Indianola stories claim near full participation, aiming to boost relative turnout in a regional district competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Bath
Indianela Rotary Cluch
Maine
Rotarians of
Rotarians of Indianels
Coinbh
Tith Rotary District
Town
Sth Rotary District
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Men’s clothing sale at Elm Street shop
An ad from Max Kutz at 18 Elm St advertises discounted men’s wear including coats, shirts, caps, overalls, wool stockings, and silk ties. Prices range from 50c to 7.50 with emphasis on value and prompt viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipsmer
Max Kutz
Elm St
Winnegance Defeats Collegiants In Opening Bridge Ball Game
Winnegance A.C. defeats the Collegiants 32 to 10 in the opening Bridge ball game of the season. McCabe Sonia Pooler led the Winnegance attack while Morse anchored the defense. The Collegians struggled with a small hall but showed grit in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushebhall
McCabe
Sonia
Pooler
Morse
Rogers
Wold
Collegian
Collegium
A.C. Gros
Olin
Srila
Poo
Uta
Ancyeet
Abe Collegians
Charringien
Frank and Gardiner Deering Return Home for Holidays
Frank and Gardiner Deering of Suffolk Law School Boston, and their brother Mrs Hirsham Deering of Farmington have arrived home for the holidays at Washington Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and
Gardiner Deering
Suffolk Law School
Boston
Deering
Farmington
Mrs. Hirsham
Atkins
Washington Street
Phippsburg Timber Sale to South Gardiner Man
Martin Wyman sold his lot of standing timber at Small Point to a South Gardiner resident Mr Hubbard. Vernier will saw the logs this winter and move his mill to the site. The item notes local social and civic visits, school changes, and military training plans in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wyman
Morse High Girls Win Contest From Camden
Morse high girls open their basketball season with a 63 to 14 victory over Camden at the Y. Captain Leola Ward entered late in the first period as Morse used 18 players and pulled away after a close 13 to 9 halftime. Camden forwards Young and Waterman provided sporadic resistance as Morse displayed speed and scoring bursts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Girls
Camden
Morse
Leola Ward
Young
Waterman
Paets Wee Ite
Actes Bier
DET Idler
Peblicritgeitie
Burgess
Mank If
Munsey If
Seod
Adertamn
Jey Chandler
Legard
Cressey
Deering
Camden Fiouls Big
Dts
Etter
Rene
Oapaet
NSM
Adegtaptelaiee Steels
Obituary for Emma J. Miller GS of Bath and Roslindale
The body of Miss Emma J. Miller GS who died suddenly Saturday at her home 76 Cophir Street Roslindale Mass was brought to Bath Tuesday for burial in Oak Grove. Miss Miller formerly of Bath. The funeral was Monday afternoon at the home of her brother Edward Miller St Birch Street Rev Rh Marshall officiating. Miss M Evelyn Oliver of Holyoke College arrives in Bath for Christmas with family. Fred Kennerson leaves for Boston for the holidays. Margaret DuPont of Koschel NY visits Bath friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma J. Miller
Cophir Street
Roslindale
Mass
Bath
Durie
Oak Grove
Miss Miller
Edward DB. Miler
St Birch Street
Rh. OB. Marshall
Bowdoinham Lodge Names Officers and Banquet Planned
Bowdoinham M W of A elected officers for the term led by Ralph McEwen as Venerable Counsel and Walter Pratt as Watchman with Charles McEwen as past counsel. Installation is set for Jan 7 followed by a banquet. Bowdoinham notes obituary of Mrs Ruth Center Welch and local happenings from agricultural to school events and Christmas plans.
Where Are Popular Songs of Long Ago
A writer reflects on vanished popular songs from decades past. He notes universality and broad appeal of early tunes like Captain Jinks and Duda, contrasts with today’s hits, and recalls The Flying Trapeze and other era songs that captivated audiences despite dated or silly lyrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Jinks
Vin
Capt
Jinks
Capt. Jinks
Phat Sone
Caumptown
Duda
Evening Program Invites Community to Share Christmas
An invitation notes an evening at 7.80 with a tree gathering. Those wishing to hang presents are asked to bring them Thursday afternoon if possible. A good program is provided and all are cordially invited to attend.
Christmas Closing Marks Town School End of Term
The road school closed Friday for Christmas exercises with Mrs Nellie Sylvester as teacher. Residents praise her as one of the town’s best educators. B OR Temple and daughter plan to move to Richmond Corner. Josephine Temple of Massachusetts visited town. Mrs Sherman Graves visited Mary Graves. Mrs Cake Paine returned home after visiting the village. Mrs Mary Heath was on the sick list. Willard Spear, owner of the Fish place, has repairs underway. W Fred Spear and son from South Worthland visited town Sunday. Mr and Mrs C Mitchell spent the week with Mr Mitchell’s parents in Freeport.
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Bowdeinham Camp
M. W. of
Ralph McEwen
Red Leavitt
Ss. Lancaster
Walter Pratt
C.cceccceses
Clifford Smalley
E Creed
Charles McEwen
Ruth Center Welch
John Welch
Charles Welch
Richmond Dee
Emery Center
Center's Point
Ler O
Bowdoinham Ridge
W. HH. Gould
William Dinsmore
Astern
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Eulala Sedgley
Srumswick
Frances Merrill
Biddeford
Samuel Thorne
Florida
Daytona Beach
Jessie Cromwell
Woodfords
Frank Small
Beatrice
Salem
Muass
Walter Sedgley
Masonic Block
G. M. Rogers
George Perry
Litchfield
PF. I. Jack's
James Merrill
Billy King
Coral Wentworth
Chester Purington
Malcolm Tullings
Hattie O. Andros
Grace Pennock
Lewistown
Montana
Boston Conservatory
Ida Soule
Edith Wood
Hattie Andros
Frank and
Phou Wood
Stephen Cobb
Sanford
Helen Hackett
Yarmouth
George A. Hackett
H. D. Cornish
Emma Ferguson
Cornish
Hlon
B. Randall
Randall
John Curtis
Orange Heights
Frank Adams
W. Db. Kendall
Chara Fogg
Portland
Cora Denham
Verona Moore
Richmond
Frances Wilson
Sebage
Arabine Plall
Marty
Guy Farnham
Varl Blodgett
Raymond Blodgett
U. of ML
Isabel Shaw
Caribou
Nellie Sylvester
Annie Cobb
Mary Heath
Willard Spear
W. Fred Spear
South Wortland
Mrs. C. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Freeport
Bowdoinham Residents Plead Guilty On Alcohol Charge
George Reo Murphy pleaded guilty to illegal manufacture of home brew involving half a keg and six bottles before Judge Ames. He was bound over to the January term of court. Eva Cox was found guilty of lascivious conduct and given an indeterminate sentence to Skowhegan reformatory for women. Deputies Larrabee and Henderson testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reo Murphy
Bowdoinham
Ames
Eva Cox
Skowhegan Reformatory
Larrabee and
Henderson
Old Songs From a Bygone Era Echo Through Time
A nostalgic reminiscence traces popular songs of the past such as Shoo Fly Lily Dale and Little Nell, linking their cheerful tunes to tales of love loss and tragedy. The author recalls breezy melodies, witty lyrics, and a culture that celebrated young loves and untimely deaths, ending with a note that these old tunes no longer echo in hearts.
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Company
Benjamin S. Butler
Massachusetts
Senate
Captain Jinks
Nell
Dickens
Narragansett Bay
Narragansett
Spring Vale
Lily Dale
Maine Roads Admired by a Man in Cuba
A report discusses road commissions and state highway practices. It notes allowances for tree planting near burying grounds and squares, under town authorization, and emphasizes preserving shade trees during roadwork while attracting tourists to Maine as the Nation's Playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Cuba
Sargent
Highway Commission
Lawton
Personal notes on visits and travel from the Bath area
Donald Stoall returns from Dos ton after three weeks away. Miss Elizabeth Wright from Woolwich returns from Simmon's college for Christmas recess. Daniel MacDonald of Porthind visits son Marshall Mac Mrs. Barker leaves for Everett Massachusetts to stay with son Frank A. Barker. Gurnham Dunton of Gorham Normal arrives in Bath to spend holidays with relatives.
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Donald Stoall
Doston
Elizabeth Wright
Woolwiel
Simmon’s College
Daniel MacDonald
Porthind
Marshall Mac
Barker
Everett
Mass
Frank A. Barker
Gurnham Dunton
Gorham Normal School
Bath
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Kenyon
Indianola
Iowa
Rotary
Indianola Tribune
TSG
Daag
Sewall
Teker
W. J. Bryan
Republic
Teket
Osu
Krenneber
Kennebec River
Nagusia
Wennebec
Bath J
Augusta
Mmouth
Kenneber
Enveselopedia
Padianeta
Dadianeta Club
Smarty
Winnegance
THE
Collegians
Bridge Hall
Phippsburg
Gardiner
Hubbard
South Gardiner
Vernier
Mellie Dunham
Norway
WEEI
William Wyman
William, Jr
Lucy Greenwood
Lott % Wilson
Sebasco
Emma Verry
W. A. Coffin
Hildred Harrington
Cranberry V Point
Frank L. Daley
J. H. Vease
William P. Morrison
Cox's Head
Elbridge Morse
GL. Knight
Alma
Lawrence
Squirrel Point
Hezekiah Harrington
Cranberry Point
Mr. Knight
A. Wyman
George A. Oliver
Popham Beach
Waltham Hospital
William Cullity
Bucksport
M. J. Percy
J. F. Butler
Charles T. Douglass
Brunswick
Arthur A. Savage
Center
Weeks Mills
George C. Pease
Butler Farm
Basin
Samuel Mellroy
Fort Leavitt
Vage Wyman
Popham
McElroy
New Jersey
Sergt. McElroy
Raritan Arsenal
Morse High
Emma B. Miller
M. Evelyn Oliver
Holyoke College
Fred Kennerson
Margaret DuPont
Koschel, N.Y
Bowdeinham
Mary Tiairdie
New York
May
Wy TN
Hardie
Methodist
Baptist Church
Garment
Senter
Bowdoinham Post Road
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