Church League Sets 59 Basketball and 11 Track Awards
The Y M C A Church League announces 59 basketball and 11 track awards for season end. Team trophy methods include a best of three finals if winners differ. All-Church League first and second teams selected by captains with votes. medals and special honors to top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Church Basketball League
Central States Amateur Independent Basketball Association
Central States Basketball Association
Central States Association
U. S. Basketball Federation Med
Wiscasset Organ Society supper and village events
In Wiscasset last week the Organ Society's Ways and Means hosted a cafeteria supper and beano party raising funds, with a 100 attendees. Other events included a Valentine party at the Congregational vestry, a Dorcas group serving snacks, Boy Scout plans, and many club activities with lectures by Hon. Maude Clark Gay. The town reports school vacations, alumni visits, Red Men and Pocahontas installations, a class play at the academy, and community gatherings at Grange and church halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Vestry
Ways and Means Committee
Organ Society
Stanley W. Dodge
Horace W. Day
Louise Blagdon
Hattie Mosher
Vera Quinnam
Mabel Lewis
Church School
Dorcas
Young Peoples Meeting of
Christian Endeavor
Elmer Tarr
Woman's Club of
Wiscasset
Mary Hobson
Academy
Martha Haskell
Marion Rines
Grace Bean
Clara S. Wright
Maude Clark Gay
Gay
Sidney G. Evans
J. E. McKenney
Joseph Coffip
Samuel J. Sewall
Charles S. Sewall
Frances Plumstead
John Jackson
Miss Plumstead
Blair
Main Street
Carl M. Larrabee
Portland
White Elephant Club
Sue Bailey
Federal Street
F. H. Theakston
Quebec
Jeannette Haggett
Oak Grove Seminary
Lawrence B. Haggett
Middle Street
Leonard J. Boynton
Morse Team Prepares To Tangle With Cheverus Friday
Morse high hoops head to Portland Friday night for a key finish to the season against Cheverus. Morse aims to repeat its defensive form from recent wins over Cony and Waterville and seeks an upset of the Fighting Irish on their home floor. The lineup features Skaling McNeil Foote Gaudet with Stevens Burgon or Thayer in the other forward spot as Morse eyes a surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Portland
Cheverus High
Bath
Morse Rooters
Augusta
Cony
Waterville
Cheverus
Skaling
Warnice McNeil
Bob Footer
Wilfred Gaudet
Morse
Fighting Irish
Bob Stevens
Bob Burgon
Harry Thayer
Historical Society Granted Second Floor Room
The Historical Society received use of a sizable second floor room, announced at a meeting held at James E. Philoon’s office, the clerk of courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Society
James E. Philoon
West Bath Social Notes From Campbell's Pond And Bath
West Bath residents share visits and guests at Campbell's Pond with Mrs. Laura Cutting staying for the winter. Ernest E Williams yarding wood for William Cotton. Teachers Miss Helen H Rogers and Miss Clarice Whittier vacationing with families in Saco and Lewiston. Local schools observe eight week vacation and Morse high students take a week off. Topsham grange members attend meeting while young people host a gathering at Foster's Point with games and refreshments. West Bath pupils attending Morse high in Bath enjoy a week’s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac M. Trufant
W. P. Browne
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Percy E. Holtra B. Neiley
Laura Cutting
Williams
Campbell's Pond
Bath
William Cotton
Sabine Road
Helen H. Rogers
Clementine K. Burns
Saco
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Littlefield
Clarice Whittier
Lewiston
Grace
Dorothy Waterman
Foster's Point
West Bath
Morse High School
West Bath Farm Bureau Holds All Day Meeting
West Bath Farm Bureau conducted an all day meeting led by Miss Hortense Welch with Mrs. Elmer Sidelinger and 33 attendees. The program covered Raising and Preserving Foods at Home and Home Made Kitchen Saving with a March 14 session planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Farm Bureau
Elmer Sidelinger
Washington Street
Hortense Welch
E. Mason Wright
Walter W. Smith
Guy Crosby
Weston L. Bonney
Frank A. French
Arthur W. Brown
Clifford B. Wilband
John Conley
Joseph M. Lemont
Dana Small
Jackie Rose
D. Wylie Lemont
Humphrey A. Owen
Herbert Simpson
Elle C. Donnell
Earle C. Donnell
Loring D. Small
Ralph P. Dunbar
Herbert Hodgkins
Edwin W. Haggett
Earl Lermond
Daniel A. MacDonald
Harris T. Rodick
Charles T. Small
Ellery Whittemore
James B. Lemont
Ernest Rose
Fred J. Rose
Jerry L. Haile
Lincoln Williams
Hugo Sandelin
Hazzi Heath
William A. Coombs
Belle Donnell
Owen
Simpson
Westport Social Roundup andLocal Appointments in Wiscasset
Westport and area residents are noted visiting relatives and friends in Wiscasset Boothbay Harbor Bath Milton Mechanic Falls Damariscotta Mills and North Newcastle. The item mentions card party and town hall dance with prizes won by Helena Hodgdon Annie Colby Lester Hodgdon and Robert Green i ness. Postmaster Preston N Burleigh of Houston received a watch and chain from local colleagues upon completing 12 years in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Greenleaf
Wiscasset
Brian M. Jewett
Augusta
John A. McDonough
Edwin Cromwell
Ross Beaton
Boothbay Harbor
Edward
Luther Cromwell
Alyn Jewett
Betty Richardson
Walter
Frank Greenleaf
Damariscotta Mills
Mechanic Falls
Mary Greenleaf
Robert
Bath
Nellie Davis
Archiz Brewer
Charles Roberts
North Newcastle
Doris
Ethel Higgins
Geneviive Hodgdon
Wiscasset Academy
Preston N. Burleigh
Houton
Bath Young Man Composer of Hymn
A Bath youth is identified as the composer of a hymn linked to the Wesley Methodist church. The brief notice notes the church setting and the creator's connection to Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATH
Washington Grange Hosts Weekly Meeting and Dance
West Bath Grange held a Monday night program with 102 attendees including 13 visiting grangers. Funds from Friday’s dance totaled 13 dollars. next event is the Feb 28 fair. tableaux featured Martha and George and Tea Party, plus music led by Mrs. Sturtewart. A surprise program by John M. Howe is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Bath
Martha
George
George R. Booker
Paul Leland Haworth
George Washington
Young People’s Sewing Society
Fred K. Sturtewart
Susanna
Maggie
Arthur C. Lemont
Edwin W. Haggett
Snipe Brothers’ Orchestra
John M. Howe
Officers Re-Elected By Cosmopolitan Garden Club
The Cosmopolitan Garden Club re elected its officers at the annual meeting in the club house. President Mrs Roscoe P McFadden and others were named along with an executive board. The club also planned a bird house contest for students and discussed a billboard bill before the Legislature. Three committees will manage the club grounds with heads named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club House
Roscoe P. McFadden
Margaret R. Foote
Leroy F. Colby
Carl Y. Kennedy
Alice F. Johnson
George A. Churchill
Mildred G. Nichols
Bird House
Joseph Robinson
Morse High
Bath
Garden Department
Kennedy
Foote
Frank A. Hodgdon
Playoff Dates Set for Middle School Basketball Ties
Playoff schedules finalized for the YMCA leagues. In Intermediate, Central Whites and Freshmen Browns will contest a best of three starting Feb 25 at 7 pm to decide the first half winner. In Grammar, North Grammar and Central Greens meet Feb 25 at 10 am, with the winner facing Central Blacks in another best of three. Mrs. Carrie Strout turns 91 with a small gathering hosted by her daughter Mrs. Hattie Whiting in Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Whites
Y. M C. A. Grammar School
Central Blacks
Central Greens
North Grammar
Hattie Whiting
Winthrop
Carrie Strout
Flora Mitchell
Leona Morton
Woolwich Good Will Club Hosts Multiday Celebration
Glendon Sylvester of Sagadahoc spent weeks with relatives while Woolwich Good Will club held a holiday gathering at Sagadahoc Ferry home. The event featured a Washington pie centerpiece, buffet lunch, games, prizes, and a Washington word contest won by Alice Todd. A large guest list, Feb. 27 planning, and local residents attending mark the socially rich Woolwich pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendon Sylvester
William Sylvester
Sagadahoc
Henry II
Woolwich
Edward Reed
Sagadahoc Ferry
Harry Pitch
Nelson Rice
Florence Carlton
Alice Todd
Robert Rice
Harry Fitch
Albert Humphrey
Ida M. Beals
Flora Leonard
Harvey P. Hathorne
Eugenie Hunnewell
Fred Carlton
Geraldine Rice
Eugene Rice
John Todd
Sadie Rice
Maud Orr
Mira Orr
Patricia Strout
Harvey Crosby
Costello P. Hall
Edward J. Murphy
Auburn
Murphy
Mary Murphy
North Woolwich
John Carter
North Methodist Church
F. W. Carlton
Augusta
Louis J. Brann
Blaine Mansion
Frank J. Walker
Boston
John Reed
Frostina Reed
Jennie Moyson
Pamelia Strout
Mila Orr
Sarah Reed
Miss Rice
Dorothy Reed
Doris Crocker
Clifton Jewett Wins The Friends Tournament
Clifton I. Jewett won the annual Friends tournament at the Y M C A after a weekend of play. He defeated John Sprague and Charles Plummer while Sprague and Plummer each beat others but fell to Jewett in their only two meetings. The event used a checker board format originating in China and brought to the United States by a foreign Y M C A secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton I. Jewett
John Sprague
Charles Plummer
Jewett
Friends
China
Clayton Thibodeau
Clifton Nickerson
Francis Sullivan
Harold Footer
Edward Cohen
Henry Gallant
Martin Eaton
Frederick Hamlin
Richard Cummings
Franklyn Morse
John McLaughlin
Maurice Puffer
George Sarkis
Harold Stanton
Clifton Jewett
Walter Rogers
Whitney Craige
Peter McVicar
Plummer
Thibodeau
Footer
Gallant
Morse
Hamlin
Sprague
Puffer
Jew
New York City Lies Near Latitude Close to Historic Cities
The fragment notes New York City sits on a latitude not far from Madrid Naples and Constantinople, suggesting geographical proximity among capitals and historic centers within a similar latitudinal band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Madrid
Naples
Constantinople
Governor Brann at throttle of the Flying Yankee train
Governor Louis J. Brann of Maine stood at the throttle of the new Flying Yankee locomotive on a Maine Central line. In the coaches were heads of state departments, members of the state senate and the governor's council. After arriving in Augusta the train departed for Pittsfield with officials aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Brann
Maine
Maine Central Railroad
State Senate
Augusta
Pittsfield
Eight Schools Enter Winter Carnival at Bath
Eight schools including Rumford high enter Bath Rotary club's first Annual Winter Carnival to be staged Friday at 10 am. Events include snowshoe dash, ski downhill, slalom, cross country, medley relay, ski jump, skating, and runs with points for places. Rockland sends largest delegation. medals and cups awarded. competitions at Mill pond hill and Goddard's pond with Bowdoin and Bates judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumford
Bath Rotary Club
Maine
Stephens High
Edward Little
Auburn
Rockland
Union
Thomaston
Lincoln Academy
Wiscasset Academy
Morse
Mill Pond Hill
Goddard’s Pond
Bath Y. M. C. A
Bowdoin
Bates’ Colleges
Plow Operator Endures Long Blizzard Shift in Woolwich
Percy D. Marston, Woolwich snow plow operator, toiled 80 hours through the Wednesday storm and extra days, driving and repairing with no sleep. Milton Hathorne and Herbert Stevens assisted as the blizzard spread. Marston even drove to Phippsburg after a 24 hour stretch. A February 19 Memorial Hall concert by Winifred Christie on the double keyboard piano, funded by Walter D. Wentworth, Bowdoin, offers community entertainment with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy D. Marston
Woolwich
Marston
Phippsburg
Milton Hathorne
Herbert Stevens
Hathorne
Winifred Christie
Memorial Hall
Brunswick
Studen
Walter D. Wentworth
Bowdoin
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Lincoln Lodge
William Clisby
Foster Perkins
Fort Hill Street
E. Fred Albee
Albee
Miami
Bertha Wright
Richmond
George Bemis
Congregational Church Repair Fund
Bemis
Miss Hobson
Wesley C. Day
F. J. Dyer
The
Baptist Church
Thomas Dixson
Birch Point
Manuel Caton
Mary Sewall Metcalf
L. B. Haggett
Jeannette
Moatsweag Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Jessie Lawrence
Mary Hungewell
Lanchlin MacInnes
Chewonki
Red Men
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
John Mayo
Sanap
John Merry
Sachem
William Gorham
C. H. Pendleton
Bradford C. Redennett, Jr
Prophet
Fred Merry
Byron Adams
John Adams
Sanaps
Alex Grover
Warriors
Asbury Bailey
Charles Reed
Irving Davis
Braves
Ekiden Munsey
Forest Preble
C. C. Blagdon
Grace Merry
Nellie Munsey
Georgiana Simonton
Edna Jones
Fannie Stone
Tepee
Forest Peble
Rose of
Andrea Getchell
Pete Anderson
Rancho Laguna
Sea
Edgar Rankin
James Bailey
Goodwin
New Move
Jones Darlene
Eve Es Estaban
Athletic Association
Franklin Hall
Washington League
Allan Weeks
Arthur Erskine
Marcia Bailey
St. Patrick
Elizabeth Sewall
Lincoln
Abe
Allan
Albert Erskine
Hollis Erskine
Elinor Sutter
University of Maine Bacteriology Dept
Clements Bros.’ Farms
RE. F. D
Winterport
Will
Westport
Wesley Methodist Church
Washington Party
Grangers
West Bath Hall
Cosmo Garden Club
Buxton
Buxton Medicine Company
Abbot Village
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