Bath A C Dominates Freeport In Rubber Game
Bath A C defeats Freeport Legion 10 to 4 in the fourth period as Stover and Dingley shut down Legion drives. Perkins leads Bath with high points while Gilmore, Wooler, Rowe and others contribute in a low scoring defensive contest at the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Legion
Bath A.C
Legion
Bath Alg
Bath AC
Stover
Dingley
Reguars
F.G
Goon Nt Bret Eave Ae
Mogbe Hee Vray Eae
Gilmore
Cuminnigg Ib Gsante
Perkin Hye
BSC
Rowe
Aed
Spear
Ward
Lyden
Galoupe
Bowdoin Class 1880 Plans Its Reunion
Bowdoin College class of 1880 plans a 45th anniversary reunion at commencement in June. Of the 32 graduates, about 20 are living. Read list includes W. Bartlett Los Angeles Edwin Burbank Boston Wiliam Clapman Harrison Frederick Otton Portland Walter Dane Kennebunk Nathaniel Roberson Seagate Ma ss Willis Merson Springvale and others with several addresses uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
ISU
Jane
Hanes
Bowers W. Bartlett
Los Angeles
Cal
Edwin Burbank
Boston
Wiliam
Clapman
Harrison
Frederick Oh Tonant
Portland
Walter L. Dane
Kerebunk
Nathaniel W. Eioerson
Seagate Wain
Mass
Willis Merson
Springvale
Eleriece
Virgil C. Wilson
Frank Winter
la Crosse
Wis
Obituary list honors several prominent deceased figures
The notice records the deaths of George S. Payson Euphalet Y Spring Henry A. Wing Lewiston Ayres McEdwards Boston Albion H Harding Bangor John Scott Bath and Albert L Holmes Brunswick, noting their passing and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Payson
Euphalet Y
Spring of Pocthind
Henry A. Wing
Lewiston
Ayres McEdwards
Boston
Albion H. Harding
Bangor
John Scott
Bath
Abert T L. Holmes
Brunswick
Greatest Truth of the Ages Sermon At People's Church
Rev. George B. Wolstenholme spoke at People's Baptist Church to about 60 Colonial Club members. He argued Christianity is the greatest truth for its adaptability and universal promises, contrasting its method of observation with other conquerors and citing John 12:32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Wolstenholme
Peoples Baptist Church
Colonial Club
Mr. Wolstepholine
Midwinter Social At Central Parish Evening
Central Parish hosts a mid winter social in the Parish House with a large attendance. Performances include the Morselish orchestra Central quartet folk singing by Miss Colby and Miss Edna Pepper on piano. A variety of vocal numbers and a dance follow with refreshments served. Committee members include Parker No Moulten Rev David L Wilson and Charles Hela.
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Morselish
Central Quartet
Miss Colby
Edna Pepper
Alvin Cass
Madeline Cluise
Mary Appleon
Bowers Gang Mars
Alvin Ass
Madeline Chase
Mary
Dorothy Apple- Ton
Parker No Moulten
David L, Wilson
Chrles Hela
Card party at Cosmopolitan club yields auction winner
Thursday afternoon at the Cosmopolitan club Miss Kania Hooper won the auction with Mrs Bini Reed taking the low score. Kiva Helah won in straight whist. Refreshments of rarebit, coffee and cake were served by the committee. Names listed include Mrs Frank Plodgdon, Mrs Francisco Cooke, Martha Barker, Winnifred Johnson, Mrs John bi Gourkharde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Kania Hooper
Bini Reed
Linemen Arrive On Special Cars In Local News
Acerew oof ue Western Union linemen are in town renewing the county wires after a heavy storm. They boarded Maine Central freight cars at 7 PM and worked on temporary lines in the vicinity. Taharia Ove was in the city on business. Geamiger Keugh Cut has seen a sharp rise in sales over two years due to wide newspaper advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Lori Otter
Grady
Boston
Maine Central
Taharia
Beals
Geamiger Keugh
Ossipee Icebreaker Conflicts Highlight Coast Guard Issues
Coast Guard Cutter Ossipee faces conflicting orders as officers say it cannot both break ice and cruise. Captain Ahern states the vessel must choose one role, while headquarters pace orders from Washington and divisions cause continual redeployments.
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Coast Guard
Ossipee
James L. Ahern
Maine
Division
Ahern
Washington
Eastern Division
Boston
South Freeport
Incantine
Sem
Qast
Porthiaid Express Advertiser
Unopposed Dean for Shipping City Mayor Nomination
George W. Dean, Republican, is the sole mayoral candidate in the Shipping City municipal election on March 2 as no other papers were filed by the deadline. Democratic opposition papers surfaced for ward and council races but Dean remains unopposed for mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dean
Dean
Herbert F. Hall
West Side
Ernest F. Kelley
Thomas J. Lynch
Citizens
Edward T. Whitehouse
Fred W. Quimby
Common Council
Levi T. Thompson
Norman J. McCabe
Gerald S. Atkinson
William V. Percy
Leigh W. Reed
Oliver F. Brown
Archibald BF. Carey
Warden
James P. Ledyard
Lester H. McNeil
Roy J. Miller
Citizens Trenanee
Constatute
John S. Place
Fred J. King
Herbert L. Hall
Mitchell
Arel
John BE
Mart
Edward PF. Miller
John J. Marks
Lorin J. Eggleston
Charles A. Carr
Harold L. Troop
Joseph P. Grane
John N. Wilson
Cork
Pred H H. Pratt
Per Constable
William H. Miller
George F. Reynolds
Board of Education
Clarence A. Peaslee
William A. Furber
Ro Perey Heads to San Diego on Rock Island Route
Samuel Ro Perey departed Touestry heading for San Diego. The party seeks the Rock Island Railroad line to reach the city and plans a return in March. In San Diego they are joined by several Bath residents including Mr and Mrs George W Johnson Mrs Alfred Turbox their son and Dr Robert El Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope
Samuel Ro Perey
San Diego
Arizona
Railroad Direct
San Diege
Mas
George W. Johnson
Alfred Turbox
Robert EL. Donnell
Personal Notes From Bath and Brunswick Gatherings
Rev. Thareth I Arnold returned Saturday night from Providence Rhode Island where he visited Mrs Arnold. Rev Fr Philip Duke visited St Marys church in Bath and joined Fr Horan at the Collings home on Wesley Street. Fr Dube accompanied the party to Brunswick to meet Rev Bergeron. A surprise party for Miss Noela Levesque at Miss Arline McNeils featured whist prizes won by Katherine Conley and Henry M Biggins. Refreshments, music and dancing followed a evening of gifts and socializing.
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Thareth I. Arnold
Providence
R. IT
Arnold
Philip Duke
Nicholas J. Horan
St. Mary's Church
Bath
Fr. Horan
Lorenzo Colling
Wesley Street
Collins
J. D. Royal
Miss McNeil
McNeil
Liev
Katherine Conley
Henry M. Biggins
Wy Hewved Larrabee
Albert Veilleux
Marguerite Hennessy
Lillian Lewin
Margaret Sylvester
Bowdoinham Town Officers Close Year and Prep Reports
Bowdoinham town officers wrap up the year and prepare annual reports for town meeting. The Auxiliary of the J Loyalist Brown camp and Modern Woodmen plan joint use of Hinckley hall, with a radio installation. The grain mixer arrives at Kendall mill. school board and town budget committee prepare yearend documents. Sheriff and deputies search for a Durham murder suspect. Various residents travel, celebrate, or report health, with appointments and local events noted.
Town officials handle affairs as visitors call on hospital scene
In good health Charles Newton Konerry Will Williams Joseph Temple Rufus Merriman Stephan Pratt Avan Lang treasurer were in the selectmen's office Tuesday addressing town business Mr and Mrs Harry Mosher of Wiscasset visited Monday to see Mrs Mosher s father Robert Semple who is ill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Newton Konerry
Will Williams
Joseph Temple
Rufus Merriman
Stephan Pratt
Avan Lang
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
Widow Mrs Watson Died at Bowdoinham
Mrs Arabella Ruth Rogers widow of James Trenry Watson died suddenly in Bowdoinham on Wednesday afternoon February 1 at age 71. She was born to William and Hannah Rogers and lived in Abowdoinham since 1876. Survived by her daughter Mrs Mary Wilson and three stepdaughters Eleanor, Margaret and Frances. a sister Mrs George Black and three brothers George, Thomas, and Frederick. Funeral held Saturday at home with Baptist pastors Nash and Whittier officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabella Ruth Rogers
James Trenry Watson
Bowdoinham
Wiliam
Hannah (Ward) Rogers
Abowdoinhaim
Our
Wilson
Mary Wilson
Berthaud
Eleanor W
Brunswick
Margaret R
New York City
Frances
Bowdoinhaim
L Eaves
George Hb. Black
West Roxbury
Mass
George W
Bath
Thomas R
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frederick E
Oston
Nash and
Whittier
The
Baptist Church
Calf gift from Massachusetts noted for James Cornish
James Cornish received a full blooded Guernsey calf from Massachusetts and admirers call him a fine calf. Local residents and visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Pf AL Cannon touring from Massachussets, Miss Helen Gould returning from Worthund, and Mrs. Harry Purington visiting her village home. Earle Douglass attended an Bath entertainment Friday. Napoleon and Elizabeth Vachon of Bath were weekend guests. Mrs. Frank Millay improves in health. Miss Mabel Millay boards at Mrs. Delia Rideouts. John and Tarry Smalley visited town. Mrs. Reed returns to Waterville after caring for George Adams, who now sits up. Mrs. W. OW. Chaney attended a Past Ladies Association meeting in Port and Wednesday at Susie Westcott’s home TOOL Congress street.
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Brown
Hinckley Hall
Kendall’s Mill
Wil
Selectsmen’s Office
Lang
Miss Ames
John Temple
Litchfield Corner
McClure
Bath
Henderson
Durham
Sowdoinham
Helen Gould
Porthind
Frank Siegars
Gardiner
Runnells
Kark D. Hatchlis
Denham
Grange Hall
Sturtivant
Augusta
Grange
Bert Fulton
Robert Temple
C. B. Ratdall
Viola Coombs
California
Ethel M. Temple
Eulatho Sedgley
Portland
Nona Fogg
Ruth McEwen
Bowdoin
J. B
Lilly
Beatrice Small
Eunice Woodard
Evelyn Sedgley
Harry Purington
George Hf. Blodgett
Auburn
Mont Woodsum
Bowdoin Lilly
Maldon
Mintss
Carrie Kendall
Mars
Laura Hb. Richards
Miss Kendall
God
Julia Ward Hlowe
Elmer Jordan
Electa
Washington
East Bowdeinham
Joseph
Jennie Maxwell
Jake Bishop
James Cornish
Massachusetts
Pf AL Cannon
Worthund
Earle Douglass
Napoleon
Elizabeth Vachon
Frank Millay
Mabel Millay
Bowdoinham High School
Delia Rideouts
John
Tarry Smalley
Dates Reed
George Adams
Waterville
Baby X ray sets touted for common use in medical and education
A GE inspired X ray apparatus operates at 56 000 volts with a ten milliampere tube and oil filled transformer. It tolerates any orientation, heats oil safely, and can produce about 200 dental radiographs per hour on fast film. It promises classroom demonstrations and dental wall mounted convenience for rapid radiographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Research Laboratory
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Bridge-Merrill
D. T. Percy & Sons
New York
Freeport
Bowdoin Class
Gan Jackson
Pembertor
Blily
Moston
People’s Church
Ossippee
Shipping City
Omarty
Wise
Olivery Brown
Unty Brown
Av Nieees
Pnet
Front ST. Bath
Winchester Mills
Phoenix
Senter
Arabella
Ruth Wilson
Bowdoinham Post Road
W. OW. Chaney
Porth
Past Ladies Association of the Odd Ladies
Susie Westcott
Tool Congress Street
Town Reports
the Times
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