Morse High Stages Comeback Against Biddeford in Fast Game
Morse High School battled to a 14 to 15 win over Biddeford in a high tempo contest. Morse trailed 5-4 at halftime and faced shooting struggles but upset Biddeford with key late free throws and solid defense, led by Reed and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Biddeford
Morse High
Morse Boys
Doran
Gannon
S. F
Perod
Rochefort
Reed
Wilson
Doyle
Dow
Carey
sSes Inbe
Biddeford Flash
Nelson
Porthind
Althedah Wilson
Teed
Telegraph Official Urges Bath Rotarians to Save Time
James C. Hale of New York Western Union speaks to Bath Rotary on saving time and avoiding procrastination. He urges budgeting one’s life, eliminating waste, using up-to-date methods, and reducing telegram delays to improve business efficiency. Guests include S W Teasdale and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
James C. Hale
New York
Western Union Telegraph Co
Hale
S. WY
Teasdale
Western Union ‘Telegriph Col Horagee Brew
Reading
Mias
Jains 1 Ledyard
Colonial Club broadcast debate prompts governor statement
President Pred Bo and Governor Ralph Brewster respond to publicity concerns over broadcasting the Colonial Club Orchestra from WEED in Lefton Pridas night. Maine shows activity in cultural efforts as a public program piece. Peacock Canning Co. of Litbee plans to load two large power boats on the North Shore to retrieve the first cargo of canned goods from the Canadian side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Bo
Rilph OL Brewster
Colonial Club
Smition Weed
Lefton Pridas
Tlino Puicking
RK. Oh Peacock Canning Co
Litbee
Harge
Come Ant Sfe Mf Tailored Clothing Sale
Odd coats vests and pants offered with a full line of dress shirts. Spring caps and stockinm items advertised. Various prices listed with discounts on new suits. Max Kutz advertises at 18 Filmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kutz
Bowdoinham Selects Minor Town Officers and Community News
The Bowdoinham selectmen appointed minor town officers including constable Ernest S Lancaster and weighers W S Given, J H Ames and others. A large Electa chapter meeting, Maine night program, and community notices followed with visits, illness updates, upcoming plays, and local updates. Robert Patten, longtime resident and painter, died at 64. funeral conducted by Rev. Albion with entombment at Cathance cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Lancaster
Paul Ames
W. 8. Given
J. H. Ames
J. M. Ames
R. A. Dickinson
A.S. MacDougal
John Holden
Kk. P. Kendall
L. J. Brown
C. A. Newton
J. W. Bishop
F. P. Webber
W. J. Graves
Electa Chapter
O.E.S
State of Maine
Maine
Ned Vachon
Bath
Dorothy Dickinson
Alfred
Raymond Kendall
George Robinson
Jack
Staur
Helen Townsend
Portland
George EH. Hackett
Brunswick
S. W. Wildes
Rockland
J. J. Allen
Nellie Rideout
Coombs High School
Hannie Denham
Randolph
Pythian Sisters
Minta Wilson
Wilson
Berle Maler
Essie
Freeport
Carver
George Chadwick
Lewiston
Albert Henderson
Joseph Hall
F. B. Peabody
Richmond
Hattie Fulton
Bowdoinham
Rowdoinham
Pooler
Daniel Jaques
Bowdoin
Selden Williams
Dorothy
Charles J. Mosher
Wiscasset
Harry
Ao. Cornish
Newtonville
Mass
Elmer Jordan
Cornish
Jo Ie Mo Ames
Miss Ames
Robert Patten
Bay Shore Road
Tie
Dan
Bethia Jefferson Fulton
Robert
Albion
W. H. Gould
Will Williams
Sprague
W. T. Hardie
Charles Cary
Cathance
Waldron Bound Over on Liquor Charges
Ivan N. Waldron of Topsham faced Judge Keegan after a raid at George L. Quint's Topsham stable on March 2. He waived reading, was found guilty, fined $500 and sentenced to four months in Kennebec jail plus six months for default. Appeal bond set at $500 for Sagadahoc Supreme Court in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan N. Waldron
Topsham
Keegan
McClure
George L. Quint
Tealph C. Dale
Bath
Kennebec County
Waldron
Sagadahoc Supreme Court
Weekend visitors and local notices fill town column
The town column lists visitors in Boston and Amesbury and repeated calls for civic notices. Names include Mrs. Hateh Graves Welch Small Skelton Hackett Littlefield Cheney Overlock Blair and others. It notes library file efforts in Bowdoinham and dog registration deadlines and a church fire scare that proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Hateh
W. J. Graves
L. S. Welch
Boston
Amesbury
Mass
Lizzie Small
Lena Skelton
S. Hateh
Frank Hackett
Allston
George W. Hackett
Ethel Littlefield
Newport
Harold Cheney
Herman Overlock
FE. F. Burns Limber Co
Litchfield
Charles Blair
Bath
Emma
Mary Denham
Maine State Library
Bowdeinham
Jessie Anes
George Robinson
Westport Town Meeting Names Officers and Sets Budget
The annual meeting at town hall chose Moderator Fred S. Bailey Clerk Ernest BE Colby Selectmen Richard L Fowle Ernest S Colby Fred Waite Treasurer and collector Fred S Bailey and set appropriations including schools 7000 poor 500 repair highways 40 repair ferry 200 town buildings 300 town officers 350 interest 460 abatements 10 insurance g snow 200 state and county tax 1600 contingent 150 superintendent of schools 45 ferryman 200 cutting bushes 50 flags and halyards 2 for Maine Development Association 25. Voted state aid road support with 300 and 1000 for state aid highways maintenance. Mentions Miss Mabel P Heald visiting Mass Rhode Island and M Ordway Lewis home from Salisbury Mass. vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Bailey
Ernest BE. Colby
Richard L. Fowle
Ernest S. Colby
Fred Waite
Fred S. D Bailey
Jewett
Maine Development Association
Mabel P. Heald
Massachusetts
Rhode
Shend
M. Ordway Lewis
Salisbury
Mass
Bath Rotarians Plan Annual Spring District Convention
Bath Rotarians announce the Spring District Conference to be held in Portland on April 23 and 24, with clubs from the district sending delegations and many already reserving. The Social Fall Rotary Convention is set for New Ocean House Swampscott in October, a major New England event with Massachusetts clubs as entertainers.
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Bath
Portland
New Ocean House
Swimpscot
Poland Springs
New England
Massachusetts
Death of Richmond Resident Mrs Mary Blanchard at Home
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Blanchard 81 widow of Albert P Blanchard died at her Main Street home after a long illness. She was born in Richmond to Stephen and Maria Williams and survived by son Arthur D Blanchard. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from the late home with Rev Charles F Frederick officiating and burial in Cotton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Blanchard
Main Street
Albert P. Blanchard
Richmond
Stephen and
Maria Parks Williams
Arthur D. Blanchard
I Charles F. Frederick
Cotton's Cemetery
EF. L. White
Augusta
Gilbert Manwaring
Shelter Island
Long Island
N. Y
Reginald Gray
Cusloman Road
Royalston
Mass
Mary Spaulding
Melrose
Ruth Durand
Marblehead
Dresden
Ray Meserve
Gordon College
Boston
Albert Meserve
George Hackett
Bowdeinham
John King
Bath
Jesse N. Tarr
Margaret L. Grover
Fred Webber
Gardiner
Harold Lancaster
Portland
Alice Manser
Walpole
Charles Manser
Chestnut Street
Arabel Allen
Worthand
B. Douglas
Bowdoinham
Ruse Curtis
Richmond High School
Hallowell
Hallowell High School
Freeport
United States
Russia
Marion Blair
Glenn Lamoreau
Mearl James
Mildred Beedle
Sidney Gray
Clyde
James Gallagher
A. A. Lincaster
Fred Carlton
Leland Seigars
Emerson Lane Post
A. J
Emma Pike
Gardiner Street
Kennebec
Aimong
Nan S. Hath
Osgood HH. Carney
Dresdey
Los Angeles
Jeanie M. Earl
Clara Brookings
Judn F. Gorham
Clyde L. Gray
Richmond Bey
Morrill
Supreme Court
Louis Gagne Opens Fifteen-Cent Taxi Service
Louis Gagne founder of Tented City on North Street during the war and Wheatle holds large interests here plans to open a new taxi service in Lewiston starting Thursday. He will begin with one taxi and add more as demand grows. Gagne says tests prove the 15-cent fare can be profitable and the venture is a cautious experiment. The first six applicants on Thursday will receive a free ride to any part of Lewiston or Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gagne
North Street
Wheatle
Lewiston
Gagne
Mr. Gagne
Auburn
Cinderella Man Theatre Show Planned for Brunswick
The Saturday club of Brunswick announces The Cindrella Man for April 2 at the Cumberland produced by a professional New York company. A block of choice seats is reserved for Bath residents and two club members will sell stickers at Bridge-Merrill store Friday. Clarence Lome created a Lincoln profile from a piece of iron, which the Maine Historical Society praised after his mother, Mrs. Lucina H. Lambard, carried it there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
the Cumberland
New York
Bridge-Merrill
Clarence Lome
Abraham Lincoln
Lucina H. Lambard
Maine Historical Society
Russian lecturer paints Russia’s condition for local audience
Morris Hindus discussed conditions in Russia after a Century magazine assignment. He noted famine in the south, general hunger with low prices, restricted free speech and press, and a restive older generation under Bolshevik rule. He contrasted peasant private property with state controls and warned of atheism spreading nationwide. He urged U.S. recognition to aid economic relief. Capt J J Coombs and Mrs Coombs visited Bath. Harry A Nealley of Boston was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Hindus
America
Colgate University
Harvard
Russia
Century Magazine
Central Parish House
Cosmopolitan Club
Tie
United States
Hindus
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D. T. Percy & Sons
Cretennes
Radio Cretennes
Betty Bates
Gein Ates
Dovle
Gabon
T'ts Chrey
Domeroy
A. Jackson
Pemberton Ride
Reston
Telegraph
Eastern Star
Westport
Ueu
Henry Groves
Sarah Wheeler
William Roundy
South Gardiner
Carl Roberts
Leslie F. Roberts
Kennebec Bridge
William Meda
Norman Pauling
OS Amiquslo
Charles Waktiel
Katherine Sou’e
North Front Street
Merle A. Leavitt
Benjamin McKay
William H. Thurlow
F. A. Shephard
Mary I. Blanchard
William Champney
William
Blackpool
Eng
I. F. Dinsmore
George S. Morse
Bert Southard
I. HL. Tanson
Old Universalist
Frank Lowell
John M. Jordan
Byron L. Ludwig
Taudwig
Bates College
Marian Blair
M@dred Beedle
Glenn Lamorenn
Alice Tarr
Stella King
J. W. Randlette
Alice Chapman
Harold Hinchliffe
Wortland
Elizabeth McMaster
Elmer EB. Dore
Bates, Butler & Littlefield
Senter
Fifteen Cent
Morris
J. J. Coombs
Harry A. Nealley
Montsweag Farm
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
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