Morse Gains Another Notch Toward Title
Morse defeats Edward Little 59 to 26 as Bill Perkins scores 47 of Morse’s total and captivates the crowd in Bath. Sprague Povich and McFarland support, while Edward Little’s Watson brothers struggle with injuries and defensive changes. The crowd roars as Morse dominates at Auburn venue, though questions linger about a prior loss at home.
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Shte TV
Edward Lillie
Ambar
Geome
Bill Perkins
Nmothi
Big Bill
Owas
Maine
Lewiston Rooters
Dill
Suchas
TW Sprague
Perkins
Sprague
Nim” Povich
Theasusta
McFarland
Ele
Edward Little
Tle
Mack
Ileo
Morse
Walbridge
Clements
Parris
McParland
Povieh
Capt
Woodman
Watson Brothers
Famenus
Watson Boys
Stover
Beanie
Vovich
Bit
Capt. Sprague
Povich
Shanahan
Toerkins
Jose
Auburn
Yoo
Stumimary
Legislative notice on committee hearings extended to same weekday
A legislative notice states that AH computtee hearings scheduled for the current week are continued to the same day of the week of March 4, with the Secretary of State erasing the earlier summary.
Bath Rotary hears needs of city schools and Morse high
At King Tavern Bath Rotary heard about school needs with focus on Morse high. Volunteers including John Burke and Fred Shaw joined efforts to aid city school committee. Speaker Glenn Joyce outlined crowded rooms, lack of library space, gym, and mechanical equipment as urgent needs. President Wetherbee led memorial for John McInnes with tribute to his public service and character.
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King Tavern
Bath Rotary Club
Charles W. Wetherbee
George E. Thompson
Gen. Azgapetian
Universalist Vestry
Harry M. Huse
John L. L. Burke
Albert F. Austin
Fred P. Shaw
Frederick Patton
LA. Gray
W. A. Farber
BK. OW. Brigham
M. TH. Beerwort
Glenn C. Joyce
Morse High School
Joyce
Wortland
Deering
Morse High
Bates League
Bath High School
Wilson
Willard E. Sprague
Morsehigh
Walter DB. Bailey
Portand Grain Co
W. T. Sprague
Waterville
Atlas Cement Co
H. T. Hayden
Portland
John McInnes
Fred BK. Drake
George J. Drake
Charles R. Higgins
Charles 2. Wetherbee
Francis Alonzo Gray
Kennebec Lodge Ties Installation Night in Bowdoinham
Kennebec Lodge Knights of Pythias will hold a private installation at its lodge rooms Tuesday evening with District Deputy George AH Welch and Yarmouthville staff officiating. Supper at 7 15 and lodge opens at eight. Ladies auxiliary of Bath’s Ss. of W. were entertained Wednesday evening as five candidates took degrees. Funeral of George A Harriman held at daughter’s home with burial in Gardiner Oak Grove Cemetery. Several local residents noted social visits, hotel stays, and community events across Bowdoinham and Brunswick.
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Kennebec Lodge
Knights of Pythias
George AH
Welch
Yarmouthville
Knights of Pythian
T. W. Hyde Camp
Ss. of W
Bath
Grange Hall
George A. Harriman
Blodgett
J. L. Winkerton
Gardiner
Oak Grove Cemetery
Electa Chapter
Viola Coombs
Congress Square
Portland
A. Newton
Rank Rossi
Frank Newton Iosi
Brunswick
Small
Alton
Augusta Hospital
A.D. Haley
Richmond
Ida Cornish
Maine Ceneral ‘Hospital
Gladys Raymond
Grace Brown
Daniel S. Jacques
Mar
Charles Hatch
Gretchen Hulse
Litefield
John Drown
G. RR. Cutler
Augusta
Robert Temple
Jack
Florence Cook
Frank Seigars
Jane Brown
Newport
Boston
Lola Lang
Augu Ta
BE. E. Wilson
Robert Wade
Bradford
Mass
L. PF. Sparks
Gretchen Chadwick
George Chadwick
DP. A. Cannon
Hazel Cornish
R. E. Ferguson
Jessie Cromwell
James AT. Ames
Aroostook County
Epworth League
Vestry
Bowdoinham League
Kennebec
Internal Revenue
Selectmen’s Office
Bowdeinham
Special Performance Nets $50 for the Fund
A Bath opera house charity matinée for the European Relief fund drew over 500 patrons Saturday morning. The program featured Charles Ray in Crooked Straight, Mack Sen Lett in Letter Go, and a Stigle reel. Proceeds from the event totaled about $50 for the fund.
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Bath Opera House
European Relief Fund
Charles Ray
Train Crossing Near Bath Sparks Minor Rider Skirmish
A westbound train from Rockland Sunday evening carried about 150 passengers, including one automobile, as it crossed the Hockomoek near Woolwich Ferry Street and halted for two minutes in Bath.
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Rock Aind
Woolwich
Bath
Liberal
Driving club sets Thursday deadline for race entries
Directors at the Driving club meet in President Arthur J. Hunt's office set a Thursday night cutoff for all entries for Saturday races. Entrants must register with John Norris Charles Oliver or Charles Jordan to avoid a $1 late fee at the gate.
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John Norris
Charles Oliver
Charles Jordan
Driving Club
Arthur J. Hunt
Beloved Woodfords Resident Joseph G White Passes On
Joseph G White longtime Woodfords resident died on his birthday January 24 at age 76? Wait source says age 7 on that day which is likely OCR error. He owned a large farm in Wiscasset before retirement to Portland living on Emerson Street then 50 Lawn Avenue. Survived by wife Julia A Baker and four daughters Mrs James G McCarty Mrs Charles C Poor Mars Lewis Lowell. Funeral June 26 at 2 pm at his residence with Rev Addison T Lorimer and Rev Cynidr Hughes officiating. Burial Evergreen cemetery.
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Woodfords
Joseph G. White
Mr. White
Tle
Woolwich and Wiscassett Free
Portland
Emerson Street
SO Lawn Avenue
Tie
Julia A. Baker
Nate
James G. McCarty
Charles C. Poor
Mars
Lewis Lowell
Dresden
Addison T. Lorimer
Central Square Baptist Church
Cyndrid Hughes
Clarke Memorial
M. I
John Tupper Turner
Surial
Evergreen Cemetery
Snow Storm Drifts To Impassable Streets In Bowdoinham 1888
Bowdoinham chronicles a fierce storm starting the evening of the 25th dumping over two feet of snow and freezing cold with readings from zero to 25 below. The piece notes road blockages, local births, a Topsham High School exhibition, a literary piece by Edna Worthley Underwood, and Placide Decormier's Portland visit amid city changes since 1899.
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Maine
Horace Greely
Frank Purington
Dan Cornish
Richmond
Dan
Minnie Cornish
Order of the K. of DP
A Benison
Gentle Knights
Topsham High School
EF. W. Sanford
Placide Decormier
Montreal
Portland
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims merit as remedy list
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and a long list of tonics and purifiers including sarsaparilla yellow dock stil linga blue flag guaiac mandrake dandelion wintergreen bitter orange peel juniper berries uva ursi pip sissewa gentian root wild cherry and other valued components. It also mentions post stamps before 1880 and a local contact Geo A Slitchcock Ware Mass. 2 Mo.
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Hood
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Shantung
Garment Department
Percale
David T. Percy & Sons
H. P. Boudreau
Bath, Maine
Bath and Iron
Eben Jewett
City Hopital
Morsy
Pt Sprague
Shay
Terkins
McForland
Per Estes
Rf Clements
le Statens Tether
Footer
I Atwood
Watson
Bas Bee
Karey
Goss
J Lyon
Stronach
Osgood
Sianee
Spear
Timer
Seorer
Carey
Liberty Theatre
Paramount and
Artecraft Pictures
Opera House
Relief Committee
Jefferson
Lincoln
Daxity
Beys
Bowdoinham
Yarmouth Team Works
John Taylor
Maxwell Powers
Harry E. Peterson
J. Rupert Wing
Seth Stewart
Oscar F. Williams
Arthur J. Dunton
Front Street
Bath Iron Works
Wilfred Arsenault
Central Maine Light and Power Co
John Humphreys
Biyan Scanlon
Heill Gate
Scanlon
Edward Vaughan
Sagadahock
Nequasset
OTIS
Liberty ST
Howard
Center Street
Octave Breton
British Aeroplane
Entef
Bowdoinham Advertiser
Edna Worthley Underwood
New York
Phillips
Albert Worthley
Arkansas City
Kansas
Asia
United States
Luther Burbank
Geo. A
Ware
Unicorn Dairy Feed
Bath Grain CO
Tam
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