West Bath Grange Holds Meeting and Harvest Supper
West Bath grange hosted a meeting on Monday night with 100 or more attendees including visitors from Dromore and Topsham. A past masters pin was presented to Leland Plommer by William H. White. The evening featured a Harvest supper and plans for a Valentine party next week.
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West Bath Grange
Dromore
Topsham
Leland Plommer
Grange
Willian Hi. White
Harry Rackley
Tickley
Christine
Hain
T. J) Neiley
Emily Larrabee
J. W. Larrabee
Lowell
Bedford Street
Bath
Littlefield School
J. M. Lemont
E. W. Haggett
New Meadows
Thompson's Brook
Thirteenth Child Born in Bath Family
Herbert Thomas Hudson, a son of Mr and Mrs William H Hudson of 15 Dummer Street, is their 13th child nine others living, a family of six boys and four girls. The father works as a mail messenger for the Post Office, and the family has lived in Bath four years after moving from Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Thomas Hudson
William H. Hudson
Dummer Street
Hudson
Postoffice Department
Bath
Woolwich
Herbert
Opera House Screenings Highlight Wide Week of Films
The Bath Opera House advertises a week of varied fare with Mae Murray and Lloyd Hughes in Valencia on Thursday and Phyllis Lavagedom's Pramp on Friday. Saturday offers Winning The Fullcity with a noted cast, plus Have Courage and an international news reel. Additional shows feature Upstage Tuesday and Midnight Lovers Wednesday, with two Paramount specials New York and Blonde or Brunette planned for next Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Murray
Lloyd Hughks
Valencia
Spain
Paramount
New York
Ricardo Corte
Adelphe Menjou
Greta Nissen
Bath A C Prepares for Thursday Richmond Tilt
Bath A C holds confidence after a recent setback to Augusta as fresh faces aim to lift the lineup. Richmond, led by giant players, is set to visit for a Thursday night clash at Yoggi Place with tickets dwindling and local hopes high for a Bath upset. Georgie McMian emergence provides forward depth as the team weighs starting options.
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Augusta
Richmond
Bath
Georgie McMian
ATL
Golden Anniversary Observed by Hopkins Couple in Portland
Mr and Mrs Charles W Hopkins celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in Portland with their two sons Archie and Charles Jr and daughter Doris Libby and five grandchildren. They married in Gardiner years ago and moved to Portland in 1917 after farming and a milk business.
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Charles WW. Hopkins
State Street
Portland
Hopkins
Archie S&s. Hopkins
Charles W. Hopkins, Jr
Wilbur J. Libby
Gardiner
Elwood Hopkins
Will Hopkins
Archies. Hopkins
Doris M. Libby
Wilbur Libby
Mrs. Hopkins
Isadore Tibbett
Colonial club nominates Wilson for president at meeting
The Colonial club nominated Clinton D. Wilson for president and Chester S. Kingsley for vice president at a Monday night session. Edwin F. Ramsay and Edward D. True were renominated as secretary and treasurer. New director and finance committee nominees were named, funds approved for room renovations, and plans for the 25th anniversary advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Wilson
Colonial Club
Chester S. Kingsley
Edwin F. Ramsay
Eoward DD. True
Joseph F. McCole
Allen M. Trish
Percy Marks
Adam and
Eva
Uniaimous
Hl. J. Veeder, Jr
Tinirold EE. Footer
A.W. Frantzen
Leigh
Torrey Elected Chairman of Patten Free Library Book Committee
Hon Joseph Torrey was elected chairman and Dr Langdon Ty Snipe secretary at the Patten Free Library book committee annual meeting. Other members present included Walter S Glidden library president Charles KR Donnell and Ernest F Kelley. The committee meets monthly at five and each member submits a ten book purchase list. Rev Cuore W Folsom sent his list from Washington.
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Joseph Torrey
Langdon Ty Snipe
Patten Free Library
Walter S. Glidden
Charles KR. Donnell
Ernest F. Kelley
Cuore W. Folsom
Washington
Woolwich Notes and Events Highlight Local Talks and School News
The Palm Bureau hosts an all day session next Tuesday with Mrs. Evelyn Munsey on Children’s Clothing. Poultry school details from the Sagandahoe Ferry schoolhouse set for Feb 25 and 24 with a University of Maine expert. Several residents attend the Portland auto show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Sagadahoc Ferry
Palm Bureau
Evelyn Munsey
Sagandahoe Ferry
University of Maine
Marl Dow
Maurice Skillings
Portland
Howard Cunningham
Bath
Fred Carlton
Alfred Trumphrey
Stattie Potter
Leroy Morse
Aston
FF. OW. Carlton
Leon Welly
Maxine Walker
Lawrence Watham
Portand
Maurice Hathorne
Bath City
Lois
Florence Reed
Norris
Reed Strout
Hollis Leeman
Artell Hayward
Harriet Blanche
Woolwich
Rell
Morse High School
Jane and
Trazel Ferre
Chadys Wright
Thelma Burleigh
Frederick Gilmore
Regmond Hathorne
Union Ridge
Karl Dow
Florence Carlton
Prank
Savage
Maurice Colby
Bowdoeinham
Roy Moore
Edgecomb
Lawrence Putinam
Nequasset
Frank Hodgdon
Seniors Win First Honors In Annual Interclass Contest
The Morse High interclass meet ended with the Seniors scoring 4 points, Sophomores 26, Freshmen 10, Juniors 0. George Barker led as high point man while Anliker starred in multiple events. numerous races and field events determined the final tally and the Seniors captured the relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
George Barker
Stir
Capt. An- Jiker
Wee
Alec Burden
Barker
Anliker
Tharker
Hart
McMann
Gus Meister
Whitten
Hagan
Oliver
Burden, Sr
Burden
Such a Headache Such a Headache Remedy Ad
An old time home remedy claim promotes Atwood's Medicine to ease headaches and keep bowels regular. Economy bottles priced at 50 cents and 15 cents are advertised as available everywhere.
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L.F
Atwood
Beacon and Corliss End Church League Deadlock
Beacon and Corliss split wins in Saturday Church league play at the Y. Central defeated Winter 26-19 in the feature game as a late Central surge created a decisive lead. Beacon overwhelmed Wesley 41-12 while Corliss routed Elm 37-10 with Verry, Brewster, Norton and Elim starring for their teams.
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Beacon
Wesley
Corliss
Elm
Central
Decker
Capt. Jewett
Burden
Davis
Elim
Verry
Brewster
Norton
Eli
Perry
Liewsie
Ricky Mc Mann
Pinkham Elm
Khu
Mim
Mitchell
Russell Corliss
F.G
J. Roberts
Tenkins
Lewis
Ilmore
Beacon 41 Wesley 12 in season opener rout
Beacon blanked Wesley 41 to 12 as Decker led the attack for Beacon with Jewett also scoring heavily. Wesley struggled against Beacon’s drive and defense with Meister and Crocker contributing strong efforts and Lea Con’s team repeatedly under the basket.
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Decker
Wesley
Jewett
North End
Leaconites
Leacon
Meister
Crocker
Beacon
Lerten Crohns
Jewett, If
Stirs Heenes Eesti Tees
Wesley Goats
B.G
Ares
Snipe
Excel Usn
Hayward
Central 26 Winter 19: Winter Rally Falls Short
In a late rally Winter Street narrows a big deficit against Central 26 19 but falls short as Don Wilson scores 16 for Winter while Anliker and others compete. Central displays the smoother attack with multiple players contributing in a closely fought basketball game officiated by Referee Huy.
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Winter
Central
Don Wilson
Winter Street
Oliver
Anliker
F.G. Ts. Milter
Wilson
I McDonald
Lea
Peer Arts
F.G
Huy
Mayor bids in under ten thousand dollars in taxes
Mayor Cahill bid on unpaid Bath property as city tax sales show better results than last year. Collector Ralph K. Hall praised citizens for paying taxes, noting bids cover the real estate on the first Monday of February with two weeks to redeem.
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Cahill
Bath
Ralph K. Hall
Salad fillings for lunches suggested by nutritionist
Miss Agnes Jo Grabiel of the National Dairy Council in Pittsburgh offers lunch and tea time sandwich ideas. Try chopped dates with cream cheese, Philadelphia cream cheese with onion, peanut butter with salad dressing, cottage cheese with nuts or pimentos, canned salmon or tuna with celery and egg, and bacon with vegetables. Emphasize vegetables like lettuce, watercress, and tomatoes. Also suggest fruit additions and a variety of fillings to suit hostesses and schoolgirls.
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Agnes Jo Grabiel
National Dairy Council
Wittsburgh
Grabiel
Richmond Rooters to Escort Team to Bath Game
The town plans a 200-strong crowd to travel to Bath for a key match as Richmond has long sought a game with Bath. Recent away games show the team drawing strong support and a reputation for late surges led by Fernwood.
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Richmond
Bath
Augusta
New York
Fernwoods
Nkintzing
Fernwood Center
Cony High Girls Team to Visit Bath Friday
Bath basketball fans will see a championship Cony High School girls team in Bath Friday night. Cony, fresh off upsetting Deering, beat Lewiston and rivals, led by captain Miss Nickles, a top forward. Morse, coached by Mrs. Marion Rines, hopes to slow Cony with Miss Cressey and Pommy Thompson. Morse seeks defense to counter Cony’s stellar forwards.
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Bath
Fast Cony High
Augusta
Capital
Maine
Cony
Deering
Lewiston High
Lewiston
Miss Nickles
Sunny Erickson
South Sortland
Miss Rowe
Freeport
Morse
Marion Rines
Miss Cressey
Meeting to Form Bath Garden Club
A meeting to organize a Bath garden club was held Wednesday evening at 7:50 in the Patten Free library Children’s room. Leaflets and programs arrived from Ellen D. Wagner, secretary, National Garden Association, encouraging active gardening interest. Active members are those who have a garden. Mrs. Frank W. Hagan returned from South Braintree, Massachusetts, visiting her daughter and family.
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T. W. Hyde Camp
Perks
America
Mary
Eva Lemont
Henry
Mel Robbins
Helen
Eleanor Blake
Mary Lou
Gertrude Wakefield
Annie Laurie
Ha Day
Harry Robinson
Patten Free Library
Miss Loote
Ellen D. Wangner
National Garden Association
Frank W. Hagan
South Braintree
Mass
Edmund Ford
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S. of V
Isaac N. Bowker
Edward N. Bowker
Issac N. Bowker
Stinson St., Jery
Opera House
Bath Opera House
Phiris Lavagedom
Norma Shearer
Lewis Stone
New Man's Land
Anna
Nilsson
Evelyn Brent
William Powell
Bath A.C
Mes. J. Dudley
Seth
Shelby
Deeb Anlversary
Charles Hopkins
Patten Free Library Book Committee
Barker So
Oliver Se Dlagan
Gandette
Wallace
G. Wilson
Sr Jr So
L. F. Medicine CO
Portland, Maine
Beacon and
Church League
Bunce Wraalen
ATHES
Coir Dard
Swantop Asain Ove Wesley el
Sineerace Eos
Lagdikians
D.’s O
Uncle Ben
Hele Ham
Tinee
Paul G. Bagdikkian
Walter V. Steck
Chiropractic Research Bureau
A. M. Smith
Frieda E. Bagdikian
Bagdikian
Chiropractors
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Bath A. C
Old Town
Bates College
Perkins
Augusta City Hall
Richmond Rooters
Y.M.C.A
A.C
Cony High
Lassies
Capital City
Bath Garden Club
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