ORS Wins Meet From Morse Freshmen
The Y. M. C. A. Jr. track team defeated Morse high freshmen 40 to 19 in a Saturday morning meet. Capt. Leon Sonia led the Juniors with key wins in the relay and several events as Charlie Doyle led the freshmen high points with 16. Jewett, Doyle, Snipe and others starred in sprints and distance races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Morse
Leon Sonia
Wilson
Husky
Henry Rogers
Snipe
Bricky
McMann
Charlie Doyle
Jewett
Doyle
Bill Verkin
Frosh
Rogers
Crocker
Lyons
McCann
Sonia
Jenkins
McNeill Levesque Couple Wed in Brunswick
Lester Hayes McNeill of Bath and Miss Merilda Levesque of Brunswick wed at St. Jeans church Brunswick in a ceremony led by Rev Fr Soller. Afterward a breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home, with Arline McNeill as bridesmaid and Camille Levesque as best man. The couple will reside at 16 Middle Street Court Bath. McNeill works at Torrey Roller Bushing Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hayes McNeill
Bath
Roela Merilda Levesque
Brunswick
St. Jeans Church
Fr. Soller
Fall River
Magloire Levesque
Swett Street
Arline McNeill
Camille Levesque
Mrs. McNeill
Middle Street Court
McNeill
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Mendelssohn Club Rehearsal Aids Bath Musical Event
Prof William R Chapman conducts Bath Mendelssohn Club rehearsal at the parish house Oak Street Tuesday night. He announces a March 25 concert at Wesley Church with New York artists including Miss Muriel H Wilson and pianist Benno Rabinowitch. Tickets sold by Mendelssohn club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Chapman
Mendelssohn Club
Oak Street
Chapman
Bath
Wesley Church
Prof. Chapman
New York
Muriel H. Wilson
Maine
Mr. Chapman
Alma Gluck
Rubenstein Club
Benno Rabinowitch
Bangor
Portland
Lewiston
Rabinowitch
SONS OF VETERANS DANCE TEMPTS ANOTHER EVENT
The T. W. Hyde camp of the Sons of Veterans held a dancing party in Music Hall on Tuesday night attended by nearly 100 couples. The Baxter Orchestra provided fox trot and contra dance music with performers Mildred Morse Clarence Reed Lloyd Green and Frank Fortier. Fred J. Clark chaired the dance committee with William W. Wakefield Vernon W. Miller Alfred Keene Edward A. Garcelon and Harry Warner assisting. Miller sold tickets and Wakefield collected them. High demand for another dance may lead to a sequel.
Board Will Close Open Sessions Tonight
The Board of Registration closed its open session last night. Only 33 new names added to voting lists by noon yesterday, two fewer than two years ago. Many registrants are new residents after moving to town and meeting the 90 day residency, with a light turnout expected for next Monday's election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registration
Elon
Oliver Moses
George W. Dean
Fire damages West Bath home of Thomas M Perkins
A chimney fire at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Perkins in West Bath caused substantial damage Friday afternoon. The blaze was hard to extinguish as it burned between partitions, but Mr Perkins with help from his son H Dorman Perkins and an employee halted it using water from a garden hose. Nearby, Red Cross sewing meets planned for the Grange hall, with donations of a cord of wood and lunch served by local volunteers. A Red Cross meeting, school observations, and social visits populate the town news along with notes on illness, visits, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Perkins
West Bath
A. C. Johnson
M. S. Purington
H. FE. Hodgkins
A. H. Donnell
Red Cross
J. M. Lemont
FE. W. Haggett
F. W. Brown
W. H. White
H. Dorman Verkin
Nathan E. Coffin
Harry A. Beals
Doris Perkins
Littlefield School
Washington
Marion Jaques
Fred W. Larrabee
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Bath
Auburn
Edward Johnson
Anstress
Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
L. D. Sheldon
Clarence Johnson
Sabine
Lowell
Littlefield
BE. W. Haggett
Fred Brown
Nan Brown
Portland
L. J. Rogers
Helen Rogers
Miss Brown
Freeman Crosby
Hiram Warington
H. A. Owen
Marguerite
Wendall Williams
Campbell's Pond
Earl and
Irene Williams
Topsham
W.A. Cahill
Edward Sampson
Bridgham’s Cove
School Improvement Society
Marion Jacques
Mintvina Vearl Dbetts
Belmont
Mir
William A. Brown Mendew
Charlotte Frances
Miss Eva Carlton Holiday Visit with Carlton Family
Miss Eva Carlton of Porthind spent the holiday with her parents Senator and Mrs ff W Carlton in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Carlton
Porthind
Ff W. Carlton
Woolwich
Three Idle Portland Schooners Face Debt Sale Risk
A 1925 Portland circular warns three idle schooners Edward J. Lawrence Cora F. Cressey and Oakley C Curtis must be cleared of debts or will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder. Owners are asked to vote on paying assessments or authorizing a sale to cover liabilities and upkeep costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
William MacVane
Edward M. Cram
Maine
Edward J. Lawrence
Cora F. Cressey
Oakley C. Curtis
Fort Gorges
Chesapeake
Wyoming
Ruth BE. Merril
Bath
Cora Cressey
Oakley Cl Curtis
Willsen
Mardi Gras whist and play in Brunswick by St. Anne Ladies
Mrs Octave Thibeault and her daughter Celestine attended with Mrs 1b Arsenault and daughter Mary at the Town hall Brunswick. The event was hosted Tuesday evening by the Ladies of St. Anne to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave Thibeault
Celestine
Arsenault Wood
Mary
Brunswick
Ladies of
St. Anne
Woolwich News Highlights Local Socials and Events
The Woolwich column reports on Marriages visits and guests across Bath Sagadahoc County including Miss Sarah Bailey and Miss Leatrice Wright visiting family in Bath and Buckport. It notes a Washington birthday program at Sebenoa hall to aid Sagadahoc Ferry church work and a Woolwich town meeting upcoming with books closed Feb 15. Maj William K. R. Kimball travels to Augusta to seek funds for the Bath Military and Naval Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebenoa Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Washington
Quentin Wright
New Jerseys
J. Sumner Bailey
Sarah Bailey
Bucksport
Mass
Emma Barnes
John Kelley
Waterville
Henry Carlton
Maxine Walker
Leon Kelly
Bertram Crocker
New Hampshire
Harry Allen
Rt. J. Gilmore
Eva Carlton
Wortland
F. W. Carlton
Lemuel Stinson
Massachusetts
Ruth Doyle
Helene Tracy
Bath
Emma Bickford
Mary Fullerton
Edward Thomas
Leatrice Wright
Bates College
Wilson Wright
Lawrence Putnam
Maurice Rhines
Wiscasset
Nellie Savage
Brunswick
Methodist Church
Millard Hanson
Ethelyn Marston
Lewiston
George W. Marston
Nequasset
James Landers
Emma Leonard
Appleton Day
Tuth City Hospital
Ladies of the Baptist Church
William Wright
Portland
Wesley
Gladys
Abbie Savage
Boston
Horace Savage
Frank Reid
Brownville
Delia Card
Susan Preble
Gorham Normal School
Artell Hayward
Charles Crosby
Arrowsi
Rodney Dailey
Quinten Wright
Bowdoin, College
Sumner Bailey
Wright
Orange
N. J
John Reid
Frank Walker
Moatsweag Baptist Church
Sutter
M. EF. Bailey
Moatsweag
B. A. Bailey
Wis Cusset
Harold R. Shaw
Montsweag
N. J. Eaton Sebasco
Kay Prescott
Danger
L.A. Bailey
Mootsweag
Fred Grover
Harold Shaw
Oscar Dailey
Pendleton
Samuel Brown
Fred Soule
Asbury Bailey
Parker Chaney
Phippsburg
Woolwich
Day's Ferry
Llewellyn Bailey
Millie Dodge
Edward P. Thomas
Union Street
Path
Montaneag Bay
Miss Dessie Dotter and Marjorie Lemont Visit Woodfords
Miss Dessie Dotter and her niece Miss Marjorie Lemont traveled Wednesday to Woodfords to stay over the weekend as guests of Mrs. Raymond J. Welch, sister of Miss Votter. M. A. Haraden was a Tuesday visitor in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Dotter
Marjorie Lemont
Woodfords
Miss Votter
Raymond J. Welch
Simpson Named to National Committee
Joseph W. Simpson of York was elected to the Republican National Committee from Maine at a special Feb 18 meeting to fill the vacancy from Harold M. Sewall of Bath. Simpson won 15 votes to Robert J. Peacock’s 14. he is a Maine Republican State committee member and former state treasurer in the hotel business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Joseph W. Simpson
York
Republican National Committee
Maine
Harold M. Sewall
Bath
Me. Simpson
Robert J. Peacock
Lubec
Mr. Simpson
Daniel F. Field
Phillips
William S. Linnell
Vporthind
Judson C. Brooks
Caribou
Mr. Peacock
Mattie V. Clarke
Simpson
Grace Church Men Meet at W Dayton Hill
W Dayton Hill hosted Grace Church men in the parish house on a recent Wednesday night. James VU Hunter shared postcard views from Europe Canada New England Sassseva and Boothbay Harbor via a reflectoscope. Hunter spoke about his Scotland trip as views were shown and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton Hill
Church of Grace
Europe
Canada
New Kingland States
Sassseva
Boothbay Harbor
James VU. Hunter
Scotland
Veteran Firemen Whist Party Winners Named
At the whist party hosted by the Bath Wo o F. A. Baxter Bay on Thursday night Mrs William Shaughtessy won the ladies prize with 40 points and Kade ward Miller Wassieepsafal led the men with 42. Miss A Masonisk Woo Campbeil took the consolation prize and John Dolphin won the special prize for most twos. The box party and dance set for Saturday night were postponed to Monday evening March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Baxter
William Shaughtessy
Kadeward Miller Wassieepsafal
Miss A. Masonisk Woo Campbeil
John Dolphin
Joint P T A Meeting Urged for South End and Nevis
A joint meeting of the South End and Nevis Grammar Darent Teacher Association is set for Tuesday afternoon. Members from both associations are urged to attend as a matter of great importance will be discussed. George Somerville of Hoboken visits his mother and sister at 5 Federal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End and
Nevis Grammar Darent Teacher Association
George Somervile
Hoboken, N. J
Annie Somerville
Edward Loyce
Federal Street
Final disposal planned for Zoome case in May term
Arrangements completed to dismiss Zoome bill of complaint from June and release false arrest claims. Attorneys failed to appear at last term due to engagements. matter to be finally disposed of at May term court with temporary injunction restraining interference with hot dog sale action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Zoome
Zoome
George W. Treselton
Gardiner
Zoomes
Obituary notices recall a Bath native and kin
An obituary fragment recalls Fred D. Dieumeti of Dyun Mississippi and Bath connections. It mentions Bennett, Viant, and Luick Mulligan as locals connected by youth, work, and burial plans. The text references Floral street roots and return visits to Bath to recall boyhood scenes.
Marin slege Rites Noted in Nashua Death News
Marin slege died in Nashua New Hampshire on Thursday at his sister's home. Born March 2 1885 in New Preston he moved to Nashua at 21 and worked as a large scale buater operator. He owned Morse farm at Whippeburg later sold to J Harry Claidenl. He belonged to Pennicook lodge LOLOLE and the New England Order of Protection. He was known in Bath rod area for lumbering work. At Beacon Street Mo OK church Thursday night Mrs J B Sawyer was elected delegate to the Jay conference of the Maine Conference and Mrs Georgie Knight reserve delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. O
Marin Slege
New Preston
Morse
Whippeburg
J. Harry Claidenl
Pennicook Lodge
Lolole
New England Order of Protection
Bathrod
Beacon Street
J. BE
Sawyer
Maine
Georgie Knight
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bath Savings Institution
ORS
Bath Mendelssohn Club
Sons OF Veterans
Fine Party
the Bath Independent
Universities
Thomas M. Perkins
Frances Wallace
Whit. Rich
G. DD. Riley
In Re Brown
W. E. Brown
People’s Church
Newton Dowker
Barbara Brown
E.R. Brown
Daura Kruger
Maiden
Arthur Brown
Westmith Grange Monley
Roel
Oakley C
Curtis
George Washington
Donald Sewall
Helen Shaughnessy
William KR. Kimball
Augusta
Legislative Finance Committee
Bath Military and Naval Orphans’ Home
M. A. Haraden
G. R. Ogilvie
Mgr
Bonalevo Farms
Batavia, N. Y
Hertel Ave
The
Park & Pollard Co
the Park & Pollard Co., Inc
Buffalo, N. Y
ACE Np Trott Bros. Grain CO
Bath, Tel
National
Grace Church
Fred P. Bennett
Fred S. Curtis
Dyun
Miss
Fred DP
Dieumeti
Theonas G. Whant
Bennett and
Viant
Lyon
Plant
Wischin
Kennett
Luck Farrell Mulligan
Winthrop Bennett
Floral Street
Bennett Lies
Harlan Gregg
Brown
Norway Medicine Co
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