Morse High Wins Over P H S In Close Battle For State Title
Morse High defeated Portland 26 to 20 on Friday night to strengthen its bid for the state championship. Joe Coss opened scoring as Morse led at times, with Perkins scoring repeatedly for Morse and Flavin leading Portland in fouls. The game featured strong defense and a late Morse rally, aside from a standout performance by Perkins.
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Morse High
Portland
Joe Coss
Perkins
Morse
Cass
Flavin
Bill Perkins
Capt. Talbot
Coss
Needleman
Johnson
Spernam
Moses
Conky
Gay
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Morse Hikt
Greeley Institute
Morse
Dunham Sworn In As Sagadahoc Register of Probate
William F. Dunham of Richmond was sworn in as Sagadahoc probate register to succeed the late Cyrus W. Longley. He will file bonds, attend the February term session, and will be assisted by Judge James S. Lowell. Dunham, editor of the Richmond Bee, enjoys county-wide esteem and is noted for his bilingual writing ability with both hands.
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William F. Dumham
Richmond
Sagadahoc County
Cyrus W. Longley
Bath
Executive
Fr. B. Nichols
Times
Dunham
James S. Lowell
Protate Court
New Register
Richmond Bee
The
Bee
Bath Daily Times
Soldier Joe Pearl Weds Beatrice Inman at Fort Baldwin
Joe Pearl, born in Russia and serving with the 13th Company at Fort Baldwin, married Beatrice Inman, a Center Street restaurant cashier, in the aldermanic chamber with Clerk Grassy officiating as justice of the peace. Two fellow soldiers attended. Pearl is son of Jacob Pearl of Russia. Beatrice is daughter of the late Taylor Inman of Hallowell.
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Joe Pearl
13Th Co
Fort Baldwin
Beatrice Inman
Center Street
Grassy
Pearl
Jacob Pearl
Russia
Taylor Inman
Hallowell
Andrews Named Temporary Bowdoin Fine Arts Instructor
Harry E. Andrews Bowdoin 94 has been chosen as temporary instructor in the Fine Arts department at Bowdoin College to fill the vacancy caused by Prof. Henry Johnsons death. Born in Sturbridge Mass July 25 1872 he graduated Bowdoin and earned an MA at Harvard in 1899. He taught English at Bowdoin and MIT before a career in manufacturing in New York City and Kennebunk retirement about two years ago.
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Bowdoin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New York City
Kennebunk
Principal King Schedules Dances For Athletic Fund
Principal King announced a dancing party in the Assembly Hall to replace a canceled Friday event. The Tuesday plan shifted to Monday to avoid clashing with Mendelssohn Club. Dancing started at 7 30 with Perkins Orchestra, attracting mainly high school pupils. Vera Bradford Hazel Littlefield James P. King and Carl B Timberlake represented the faculty. Proceeds benefit the Athletic Association.
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King
Assembly Hall
Mendelssohn Club
Perkins
Vera Bradford
Hazel Littlefield
James P. King
Carl ‘B. Timberlake
The
Athletic Association
Patriotic Dance Aids War Relief Fund at Armory
Bonney and McDonald relinquished their regular weekly Armory dance Monday night allowing St Marys War Relief to host a large turnout. Stevens’s six piece orchestra provided music while Adeline Costain chaired the committee with Mrs. Keegan Mrs. Royal and Mrs. Hartnett. The event cleared a goodly sum.
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Bonney and McDonald
Armory
St.Mary’s War Relief
Stevens
Adeline Costain
John J. Keegan
J. A. Royal
Hugene Hartnett
No Lobsters Shipped West of Boston Over Car Shortage
A notice states no lobsters will be shipped west of Boston starting from this date due to a shortage of cars, affecting supply chains and regional markets.
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Boston
Fears for Arthur Goud Believed Lost on Tuscania
Residents of West Bath Brunswick and Bath recall Arthur Goud long associated with the area. Formerly of West Bath and later with Co F 107th Engineers in Michigan he was last heard at an Atlantic port and believed ready to sail. Goud's sister Mrs Mary Herrick of Brunswick seeks full confirmation of his status as reports place him among the Tuscania victims.
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Arthur Goud
West Bath
Co. F
Ingineers
Tuscania
Michigan
Atlantic
Mr. Good
Bath
Brunswick Peoples
Howard Varney
Boston
New York
Chicago
Big Lake
James E. French
107Th Engineers
Fort Douglass
Arizona
Camp MacArthur
Waco
Texas
Brunswick Friends
Camp Merritt
New Jersey
Marry Herrick
Brunswick
Ice Packed Casco Bay Breaks Records in Maine Trip
ICICLES F N Brigham of Phippsburg reports abnormal winter ice conditions during a city visit. He notes heavy ice in Casco Bay with pathways from Bald Head to Mark Island and a Sunday march of 16 people from Candy's Harbor to Sebasco. Winneganee Bay ice is thick enough for auto trucks, and walking to Portland from Cundy's Harbor is plausibly possible.
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F. N. Brigham
Phippsburg
Ile
Sebasco
Casco Bay
Bald ‘Head
Mark Island
Candy's Harbor
Winneganee Bay
Busy Hour Clashes at Patten Library After School
The Junior High School and eighth graders end at 4 50 leaving 4 50 to 5 30 a peak rush for the Patten Library. Men from the Iron Works and Hyde Windlass drafting rooms join visitors and children, creating crowded activity in both downstairs and the Children’s Room.
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Patten
Iron Works
Hyde Windlass
Pussy Willows Bloom as Signs of Spring Emerge
Woolwich reports early spring signs as Blanche Pratt nearby Day's Ferry picks pussy willows and Mrs. Hathorne spots robins. Housewives note lower fresh egg prices amid milder weather.
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Woolwich
Blanche Pratt
Day's’ Ferry
Sarah E. P. Hathorne
West Bath Social Notes Reflect War Efforts and Winter Hardship
West Bath residents engage in Red Cross drives and school stamp campaigns while handling wartime duties. Local workers shift milk routes and wood hauling, with civilians visiting, meeting about road building, and noting a major snow storm that blocked roads and required horse-drawn snow clearing.
Bath News Local Notes Aches Till Warm Weather Returns
Snow hauling cleaned streets. no mail or school last weekend. Mrs Gowan returns to Bath from Miss Josie Winter home during illness. Mrs Hiram Brown to relieve Gowan briefly. Families travel from Trufant's Crossing for shopping. cars halted for ten days. West Bath Grange hopes for warmth to resume postponed meeting. George and Mrs Rogers sick with colds. Dr Peaslee attends. Mrs Frank Sampson returns to Portland for her father John Rideout’s illness. Merbert Holbrook finishes harvesting ice at Campbell's pond. C W Campbell at Kimball Brothers' grain store confined by cold. Gertrude Coombs begins duties at shirt factory. boards at home. Jerold Holden family visiting Rye, N H. Elmer Craig of Brunswick visiting neighbors. Death of William P Kendall Feb 4 at Gig Harbor Washington. Kendall's wife Ella Paine may move here. Walter Rogers North Bath welcomed a daughter Margarite weighing 10 1/2 pounds. Laura White trained Bath City Hospital.
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Gowan
Bath
Josie Winter
Hiram Brown
Walter F. Larrabee
John
Merton Wright
Trufant’s
West
John Rideout
Merbert Holbrook
Campbell's Pond
C. W. Campbell
Kimball Brothers
Giertrude Coombs
Alfred Coombs
Jerold Holden
Holden
Hazel Wohorts
Rye
N. H
Elmer Craig
Brunswick
William P. Kendall
Giggs Harbor
Washington
Kendall
Ella Paine
Mary Paine
Walter Rogers
North Bath
Marguerite
St Marys Guild meets at Andrews home in Washington St
Grace Church group gathers for a Monday meeting as workers sew infant clothing. With the Parish House heatless, gatherings shift to member homes, next hosted by Misses Helen and Anna Trott on High St. A food conservation campaign is postponed to March 4. Twenty five attend Wesley Epworth League at Mrs H L Hopkins Spring St with reports and social time.
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St. Mary’s
Wesley Epworth League
H. L. Hopkins
Spring St
Assembly Hall in Demand During Fuel Famine
Morse High School Assembly Hall is highly sought for events as fuel shortages curb alternative venues. Chap man concert planned there Wednesday night due to lack of church space, highlighting town energy and warming needs amid a shortages era.
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Morse High School
Chapman
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