Morse high girls beat Greely Institute 34 to 15 in Bath
In Bath on February 14 Morse high girls defeated Greely Institute 34 to 15 at Cumberland Center. The game featured fast passes with players Miss Davis Whitlam Harriett Thompson Perry and Mayers contributing scoring and defense.
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Morse High Girls
Greely Institute
Cumberland Center
Morse
Miss Davis
Whitlam
Harriett
Thompson
Perry
Mayers
Morse High Phi Rho to stage mock trial Thursday
Feb 18 1920 Morse High School Phi Rho debating society plans a mock trial with Edward H Hartnett and Foret Butler as chief characters. The old society of 42 active members invites all former Phi Rhos to attend. William Perkins was elected president and Carroll Davis vice president at the last meeting. The Bath Radio association is praised as a top organized Maine group. Bath residents will attend the Boston Symphony Orchestra concert in Portland, first time in Maine. Bob Dyer returns to the Texas Yard after a lengthy illness at Bath City hospital.
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Phi Rho
Morse High School
Edward H. Hartnett
Foret Butler
Phi Rhos
William Perkins
Carroll Davis
Bath
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Portland
Maine
Seaon
Treacherous Woolwich corner causes spills and ice drift
Drivers faced extreme conditions at Woolwich corner with numerous spills as a pung driven by George Ingalls of Phippsburg spilled grain and other cargo but no injuries occurred thanks to quick aid from workers. River ice and snow drifted after a spell of soft weather, with large chunks from the north end near Winslow's rocks.
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Woolwich Corner
George Ingalls
Phippsburg
Winslow's Rocks
Snowstorms and city delays mark Bath news in February 1920
Feb 20 1920 Bath Maine reports twin Thank you ma ams on Oak near Middle Street complicating team navigation. A mink reappears near Whiskeay fishermen while town clock failures are blamed on snow blocking the dial. Snow crews work to reopen the A&E Railway and Bath streets remain drifted as blizzards continue.
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Oak
Middle Street
Charles Harriman
Oscar Williams
Five masted schooner Gar diner G Deering towed to sea
On February 23, 1920 the five masted schooner Gar diner G Deering, repaired at G G Deering Co yard, was towed by tug Seguin to Hampton Roads to load coal for Portland. Capt Chester T Wallace of Bath now commands, succeeding the late Capt J B Stahl of Waldoboro. Captain Wallace previously brought Edward J Lawrence from Amsterdam to Bath. New uniforms for Gaudreau's concert band are ordered and will be among the finest in the state.
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Gardiner G. Deering
G. G. Deering Co
Seguin
Hampton Roads
Portland
Chester T. Wallace
Bath
J. B. Stahl
Waldoboro
Wallace
Edward J. Lawrence
Amsterdam
Gaudreau
Wiscasset Ball Gives Prizes for Best Costume Contest
A town celebration features top prizes in a best costumes contest and a 9 to 12 p.m. ball highlight. The Miss Wiscasset crown will start a Bi Centenary year and lead to the Miss Lincoln County event during Aug 13 20. Voters can cast ballots in local stores for candidates Sandra Taylor Linda Cowley Linda Pickering Linda Maybury Donna Crox ford Cathy Clements and Dianne Hodgkins.
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Linda Maybury
Donna Croxford
Cathy Clements
Dianne Hodgkins
Republican seeks Sagadahoc county master candidate
The notice lists Republican candidates for Sagadahoc County commissioner including Bailey and wife Alberta Garland of Wolwich with three daughters, and rivals Wright Rice Dwyer and Robinson of Bath plus Jack of Topsham. Democratic candidate Harry S. Larrabee Jr. of West Bath is the sole announced opponent.
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Sagadahoc
March of Dimes
Bailey
Alberta Garland
Woolwich
Moatsweag Baptist Church
Wright
Robert E. Rice
Fred D. Dwyer
Joseph A. Robinson
Bath
John L. Jack
Topsham
Harry S. Larrabee, Jr
West Bath
Large Turnout At Oak Grove Park Open House
An estimated 1500 people attended the Sunday and Monday open house at Oak Grove Park inspecting a new home completed by Ralph E. Seekins & Son. Visitors viewed a furnished model and tour two other houses under construction. door prizes awarded to William L. Greene.
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Oak Grove Park
Ralph E. Seekins & Son
William L. Greene
112
Academy
Shipbuilders Triumph 90-71 over Sanford in Western Maine Tourney
Morse High, using a strong height edge and 37 rebounds led by Brian Legard and Charlie King, defeated Sanford 90-71 in the Western Maine tournament quarterfinals at the Portland Expo. Roland Cote scored 30 for Sanford. Legard totaled 26 for Morse as the Shipbuilders advance to the semifinals against Lewiston.
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Sanford
Western Maine
Morse
Roland Cote
Brian Legard
Charlie King
Tony McLaughlin
Indians
Ligard
King
McLaughlin
Pinkham
Fitzgeerald
Greg Jenkins
Cote
Bud Pinkham
Legard
Cole
Pickunp Morse
Vierse
Wayne Fitzgerald
Bob Busy
Bruce Veckinnon
Billy Reed
Will Avery
Gro Jenkins
Expo
Toland Cote
Lanehilin
Logard Withperald
Io Bussey
MacKinnon Avery
Reed
Fenkins
Adams
Horne c
Kallis, G
Sullivan
Towett
Nuran
Crouch
Rhowusé If
Oberts F
LS Rozier
Lee
Viorse
Anford
Scards
Maine
Mors
Gree Jenkins
Victor Nunan
Bruce MacKinnon
Jenkins
Morsemen
Oak Grove Park: Ralph and Norman Seckins Plan 65 Homes
Street and Gale S. and Dodge of Woolwich note that since last May nine houses have been built at Oak Grove Park. Ralph E. and Norman Seckins intend to develop the city’s largest housing project with 65 homes over ten years. Homes are custom built to fit each family, mostly one story ranch or split level designs.
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Oak Grove Park
Colonial Club Postpones Valentine Dance
The Valentine dance at the Colonial club, set for Saturday, is postponed by the Dance committee after a Feb 29 meeting due to conflicting activities. Plans consider rescheduling for late March with a definite date to be announced later.
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Colonial Club
Ben
Assistant County Agent Speaks at Bath Garden Club Meeting
Francis Stevens Sagadahoc soil management agent was guest speaker at Bath Garden Club February session. He discussed landscaping techniques, lawn grasses, soil tests, drainage and proper fertilizers while members planned a Landscape Design committee and noted the Zorach Fountain Fund.
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Francis Stevens
Sagadahoc Soil Management
Bath Garden Club
Arthur M. Bowker
Pine Street
American Association of Nurseries
Stevens
Aecordanee
Marry Hayward
Garden Club Federation of Maine
Stewart Ortloff
Zorach Fountain Fund
William Dennison
Ruth Reynolds Weds Earl Lowery in Local Church Ceremony
Ruth Reynolds of Portlane and Utica New York wed Earl Lowery in a Monday night ceremony at Wesley Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Oliver W. Bell. The bride wore pastel blue lace with a red rose corsage, attended by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Quarry of Portland. The matron of honor wore black over white taffeta, and a three tier cake was cut by the couple and the bride’s sister. The groom is a state Fraternal Order of Eagles officer employed at Bath Works, and the couple will reside in the city.
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Ruth Reynolds
Portlane
Utica
N. Y
Earl Lowery
John J. Lowery
Cherry
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Methodist Church
Michael Quarry
Portland
Robert Besuwo
Lowery
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Wesley Church Men's Club Plans Letter Campaign
Wesley Church men discussed writing stations to praise good shows and protest unfit programs for children. Robert Savage urged the effort after a roast pork dinner. The group accepted an invite to a Women’s Society of Christian Service Men’s night on March 8 and noted a district meeting on March 9.
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Wesley Methodists
Church Men's Club
Robert Savace
Serle Niles
Callie Rovers
Adnora Ivct
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Savage
Gardiner
Pegey Ann Kiddere Chinehter
Ellery Kidder, Jr
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Wendall Freeman
Walter Upham
Olf
Methodist Church
Denver
Colo
Probate Notices From Bath Maine Sawadahoc County
Court of Probate in Bath orders publication of notice for March hearing on final accounts of Clara B Brown Harold J Brown John A White Blanche H White Leland Wakefield Annie Jo Wakefield Administratrix and private claim petition. Hearings to determine allowances proceed as listed.
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Bath
Sawadahoc
Leland K. Wakefield
Annie Jo Wakefield
Harold J. Rubin
Probate Notice of Administrator Appointment in Sagadahoc
Barbara L Brewer, Register of Probate, certifies that in the estate of Francis E Parry late of Bath the person Edward Sewall Jr was appointed administrator and qualified by filing bond on February 2, 1960. The notice bears the date November 18, 1925.
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Barbara JL. Brewer
Sagadahoc
Francis E. Parry
Bath
Edward Sewall Jr
Morse High 25th Reunion Plans Discussed at Meeting
Morse High alumni from the class of 1935 and 1885 plan the 25th reunion during the annual alumni banquet in June. All members are urged to attend the meeting on Wednesday March 2 at 7 p m in Room 104 Morse High.
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Morse High School
Morse High
Executors and Administrators Appointed in Sagddanoc Probate
Barbara L. Brewer, Register of Probate, lists executors administrators and guardians for Sagddanoc estates. Frances M Armstrong named executrix without bond on January 9 1960. Alton P Reed appointed executor February 9 1960 and qualified with bond. Ruth E Robinson and Louise P Barter named administratrixs February 9 1960 with bonds. Phyllis M Young named administratrix February 9 1960 with bond. Joseph A Young and others noted.
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Barbara L. Brewer
Sagddanoc
Owens. Armstrong
Bath
Frances M. Armstrong
William E. Field
Georgetown
Alton P. Reed
Louise P Barter
Probate Court Orders in Bath Sagadahoc
Notice of probate actions in Bath Maine with multiple estates. Court orders set March hearing for wills and petitions. Executrix appointments include Rena A Flint Florence R Hennessey Catherine H Booker and others. Administrators and trustees named with accounts and licenses to sell real estate for Bath Sagadahoc estates.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
W. Flint
Will
Testa Rena A Flint
Rena A
Billwin L
Hennessey
Georgetown
Florence R. Hennessey
Fred P Emmons
West Bath
Catherine H Booker
Arthur FH Deehan
Evelyn R. Deehan
George P Davenport
Donald N Small
William L. Skelton
Atlan Spear
Sadie G. Bailey
Guardian
Charles H.morse
Alvah A. Morse
Walter K. Morse
Otis E. Morse
Arthur J Dunton
Lillian H Heal
Madelon D . Whittaker
Floyd M. Carter
Madelyn D. B. Whittaker
Arthur J. Dunton
Lillian H. Heal
Barbara Dunton Longley
Barbara Dunton Loneley
Dean H.farnhaym
Lillian F. Farnham
Susan E. C Nichols
Allan Spear
Donald. A. Spear
Donald A Spear
Thomas J Little
Sagadahoe
State of Maine
Catherine FE
Little Giardian
Francis FE Parry
Woolw
Edward Sewall, Jr
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Bats Daily Times
Harry A. Beals
Mechanic Street
Harriet Cane
Chester Marston
William Russell
H. A. Bates
Russell
Marston
Samuel A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Halifax
West End
Morning Chronicle
West
Evans
Bath and Woolwich
Kennebec River
Nathan — Hale
Governor King
State of
Republican City Committee
Arthur K. Purington
Samuel Belanger
Democratic City Committee
Ernest F Kelley
Herbert D. Maxwell
James C Mulligan
Ernest Shepard
Pinestreet
J. F. Felch
Welch
Lucy Hartwell
Arlington, Mass
Pital
Dr. Patton
Red Cross
Miss Rideout
Miss Reilly
Brunswick Club
Colonials
Andrew S. Merrill
Huse Street
Edgett Street
Mabel Olmstead
Dorothy Higgins
West Brookfield
Mass
Grace Bennett
Colonial Staff
Newcastle
Brunswick Dramatic Club
Cumberland Theater
Clare Kummer
Arthur Brown
Helen Varney
Charles Hutchins
Gilbert M. Elliott
H. A. Huse
Miriam Kimball
Unity Guild of the First Baptist Church
William Richards
Bedford Street
Richards
Florence Martin
Ernest M. Holman
Clara Rice
Eaton Camp
Havana Harbor
Kennebec
Clare Coombs
William H. Hewitt
Winter Street Church
Ladies Aid
Central Church
J. S. Dunton
Court Street
Bath Radio Association
Bob Dyer
Texas Yard
Bath City
Hos
Fred Wyman
Parker
Popham
John W.cummings Feldspar, Co
Danny Lorraine
Tommy Moore
Providence
Augusta
Lorraine
Percy & Small Yard
Blaisdell, Leeman Co
H. P. Gregg
Readfield
Gregg
Brunswick
Lewiston
William Thurston
A. & E. Railway
Roland H. Smith Post
A. L
Winnegance
Edward N. Hartnett
Robert Laite
Congregational
Warren
E. Hilton Post
Beacon Street
Laite
Mr. Post
Mr. Saite
Lincoln N. Boulds & Co
Arthur Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Navy
New York
Patterson, Graham & Co
Frank Wright
Mr. Wright
Warren Magerg
Fred W. Humphreys
Myrna Avery
Joseph Avery
Reginald Stacy
Rockland
Clair
Eleanor Thurston
George Goldsmith
High Street
Coombs
C. A. Leavitt
Wiscasset Will
Richard Ricker
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Hyde Hospital
Joseph Mullaney
Bowen Torrey
Lynn M. Bussey
William Skelton
F. Merton Bradway
Brad Way
Edward Reed
Donald Macleod
Skelton
Bowker
Ernest Bailey
Martin Vb. Sargent
Wesley Church Men’s Club
Randal
F. Cook
John P. Carey
Laura Cook
Barbara L. Brt'vre
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