Morse BASKETEERS FALL TO Deering IN ROUGH GAME
Morse high spiraled to a 244 to 15 defeat at the hands of Deering in a rough Friday night affair. Deering’s Canon led with six baskets while Morse’s Gannon shored up defense though Morse showed little cohesion.
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Morse High
Deering
Morse
Canon
Gannon
Decker
Grant
Corer
Harold Lyden
G. F.G
Bruinteller Lece
Cbeat News Lake
Robinsons Vitesse
Reek
Mtervens
Ganbny
McDuffie
Feunnes
Wiilson
Wiilson: Erts Scseee Opr Ek
Weydeuperts Sis Iers
Aene
Uv Dock OY Cme Loose Tvetneetay
Gor Atity Es Ierereeneels Bence
GW Peel Es Tee Avel Speels Epee Ee
Gasman
Yi Erelela
Telescheitie
Erent
PP Astiilige
St Cay Hs Spat
Spink
O'Connell
Tomeroy
Wilson
Ty Cony
Augusta
Cony
Leola Ward
Bath
Moulton
Hanks
Kinsman
Stones
Jackson
Getehell
Eevee
Leuchter
Herrick
Thorne
Ig Maguire
de Morse
Donnell
Ward
Hargess
Gweene Webster
McDonald
Ore
Wagner
McElwan
Ee Maeerrene
Moore
Jay Totals
Perkins
Scolols
Poor
Coombs
Winslow
Last Red Cross Dance Concludes Winter Series at Y
The Red Cross dance at the Y marked the final event of the winter series and ran past midnight. Music from John Grindell's Colonial club orchestra energized a large crowd as favors and intermission coffee and doughnuts complemented a lively evening.
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Red Cross
John Grindell
Colonial Club Orchestra
Grindell
Reginald Stacy
Field
George Washington Huils
Paul Jones
Clinton 1
Wilson
Harry A. Walters
Allen M. Irish
Maxwell Powers
John Mennes
Arthur DB. Scott
Frederick HK. Drake
Thomas $, Gibbons
Seth S$. Mullin
Be. Motley Fuller
John B. Crosby
Arthur Sewall
Carroll Watson
Edward W. Sampson
W. A. Furber
A. G. Oliver
J. M. Desmond
New Loyal Orange Institute to be Established in Bath
Bath prepares for a new fraternal group the Loyal Orange Institute of the United States of America. Rev John A Swetnam will lead as Worshipful Master with Kennebec Loyal Orange lodge meeting Tuesdays at SK KK hall. Installation Saturday features Rev Hr Clark and 40 Gardiner lodge members to exemplify three degrees.
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Bath
Loyal Orange Institute
United States of America
John A. Swetnam
Kennebec Loyal Orange Lodge
SK. K. K. Hall
Swetnam
First Baptist Church
Black Knights of Ireland
Orangemen
New Lodge
Hr. Clark
Gardiner Lodge
Clark
W. M
Steamship Anthony O'Boyle Sails After Clearing 4000 Tons of Bi-Huminous Coal
The steamship Anthony O'Boyle emptied 4000 tons of bi-huminous coal at Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co. Monday afternoon. She departed Tuesday morning for Hampton Roads to take on another load for Portland, with cargo discharged in record time.
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Anthony O'Boyle
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Hampton Roads
Portland
Maine Canton officers hold formal get together in Brunswick
Lieut Henry I 1B Leeman of Canton King P M along with Forrest Putnen Harry Pharlow and Alfred Bunker attended the tenth formal gathering of Canton officers in Maine at Brunswick A drill master from Boston with Arthur Kenney of Boston drilled squads then all dined at 6 50 and proceeded to the banquet hall for an elaborate supper and speeches with music by Drouin's four piece orchestra.
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Henry I
Leeman
Canton
King
P. M
Forrest Putnen
Harry Pharlow
Alfred Bunker
Maine
Brunswick
Boston
Arthur Kenney
Drouin
Death of Malvina Betts in Behfont Massachusetts
Mr and Mrs Sleury U Healey mourn the death of their daughter Malvina Pearl Betts in Behfont Massachusetts. She died Monday night at 43 years old after graduating Moose High in the class of 192. She is survived by her husband three children Charles Henry Jean Wiley and Barbara Is.
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Sleury U. Healey
Behfont
Mass
Duesday Mornoe
Malvina Pearl Betts
Woodfords social list includes Welch household
Mrs Raymond Db Welch of Woodfords on Evans street hosts Tuesday evening mingle. Members include Mrs Etta Hughes Mrs A K Parris Miss Annie Torrey Miss Julian Coombs Mrs William Foss Mrs Ruth Mains Miss Frances Mann Mrs Mary Bailey Mrs Angie Puring ton Mrs Ethel Mitchell Mrs Franklin Ferguson
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Raymond Db. Welch
Woodfords
Evans Street
Etta Hughes
A. K. Parris
Annie Torrey
Julian Coombs
William Foss
Ruth Mains
Frances Mann
Mary Bailey
Angie Purington
Ethel Mitchell
Franklin Ferguson
Georgetown Work League meeting plans summer sewing
The Working League committee met at Mrs. John Thibodeau's home to take stock and plan summer sewing. Members include Mrs. Josie Williams Mrs. Jennie Todd Mrs. Hartley Harley and Mrs. Thibodeau. Numerous residents and visitors are noted in local movements and events around Georgetown.
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Working League
John Thibodeau
Josie Williams
Jennie Todd
Hartley Harley
Thibodeau
Arthur Todd
Richmond
George Sprague
Harold Ward
Topsham
Robinhood
John R. Blackie
Frank Oliver
Augusta Todd
Popham
Harriet Deering
W. C. Todd
H. J. Brown
Bath
George F. Oliver
Esther Worthing
Alonzo Thibodeau
Chester Getchell
Hagan's Mill
Brunswick
Martha Hinckley
W. O. Oliver
Charles Campbell
Roland Harford
Decree of divorce seldom ends love says judge
Judge Thomas F. Graham of San Francisco, famed as a reconciler, says divorce does not end love. He notes many women leave court with heavy hearts still loving their exes and argues staying apart can preserve affection. He cites gambling, abandonment, late nights, and mental distress as grounds for cruelty in divorce cases.
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Thomas F. Graham
San Francisco
Graham
Bath to keep daylight saving if referendum stands
Bath voters approved a daylight saving referendum by about 500 votes, with Judge J J Keegan and Corporation counsel W B Glidden agreeing the city will observe daylight saving unless a new vote rescinds it. City officials note the ballot did not specify a year and the council may not need further action.
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Bath
W. 8S. Glidden
John W. Gilmore
Board of Education
City of
Young People Injured When Car Hits Pole in Brunswick
Miss Florence Annable, 20, of 253 Federal Street Brunswick and Louis B. Fickett, Bowdoin junior of Naples, were injured when an Essex coach owned by Coburn skidded on Bath Street near Jordan Avenue and struck two telegraph poles. Both escaped serious harm. Annable received a facial wound while Fickett, dazed, turned up at the police station. The car was wrecked. steering wheel smashed. top and doors damaged. blood traces observed.
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Florence Annable
Federal Street
Brunswick
Bath
Louis BP. Fickett
Naples
Bowdoin College
Fickett
Bath Street
Jordan Avenue
Miss Annable
Vlett
Wallace Jack
Leonard Wetherbee Marries Mabel Goodrich in Brockton
Leonard Franklin Wetherbee and Miss Mabel Goodrich wed at the Wetherbee home in Brockton. The ceremony, by Rev. Charles E F Brooks, used a double ring service. The bride wore white silk crepe. going away dress navy velvet. The couple traveled unattended.
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Leonard Franklin Wetherbee
W. F. Wetherbee
Mabel Goodrich
Brockton
Mass
Elmer Goodrich
Charles EF. Brooks
Wesley M. EB
Pittsfield Trainer Charles Dustin Ties Long Racing Career
Charles Dustin of Pittsfield rose from a 16 year old stable boy to a noted race horse driver. He worked with Harmony stage, then drove for J. C. Shaw of Detroit, spent two years in the Black Hills mining region, and served Col. W. G. Morvill for nine years. Later he rode for F. H. Briggs at Auburn and drove his own horses from his Pittsfield farm. Now in his seventh year, locals hint at a political run.
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Charles Dustin
Pittsfield
J. C. Shaw
Detroit
Black Hills
Col
W. G. Morvill
Dexter c
F. H. Briggs
Auburn
Wittsfield
Dustin
Miss Catherine Emmons Visited Lewiston Over Weekend
Miss Catherine Emmons spent the weekend with relatives and friends in Lewiston enjoying social visits and local gatherings.
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Catherine Emmons
Lewiston
Five Islands Grange News Highlights and Meetings
Five Islands Grange reports 25 books purchased for the library this year and several gifts from members and friends. Miss Corinne Smith of Cambridge contributed three books this week. The group awarded third and fourth degrees to Charles Amazeen at Tuesday’s meeting. Recess treats included apples and popcorn. A busy social round includes visits from residents of Georgetown Bath and Damariscotta, rehearsals for a minstrel show, and various club and home activities throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Corinne Smith
Cambridge
American Popular Mechanic
Modern Priscilla
National Geographic
Youth Companion
Century
Outlook
Woman's Home Companion
Ladies’ Home Journal
Good Housekeeping
The
Charles Amazeen
Esther Worthing
Alonzo Thibodeau
Daimariscotta
A. (. Rowe
Georgetown
Five Islands
Arthur Berry
A. T P. Reed
L. I. Rowe
F. M. Reid
Bath
T. W. Blaisdell
IF. M. Reid
L. H. Rowe
F.M. Reid
Sunshine Circle
Club Room
Marjorie Terry
Addie Stevens
Karl MacMahan
Toston
J. T. MacMahan
Woolwich
Cleveland Rowe
A. A. MacMahan
Capt
W. F. Plummer
Inaugural Broadcast of 192? Ceremonies Across Nation
The Washington inaugural ceremonies on March 4 will be broadcast coast to coast. Microphones stationed on the Capitol steps will transmit every word via public address and long distance telephone lines to WEAF New York and numerous stations nationwide. Graham McNamee will host the message chain, the Marine Band will perform, and the Supreme Court justices, Chief Justice, Cabinet, and President Coolidge will participate as the oath is taken and the Star Spangled Banner closes the event.
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Washington
Capitol
American Telephone and Telegraph Ca
WEAF
New York City
WEEI
Boston
Mass
WJAR
Providence
Row
WTIC
Hartford
Conn
WOO
Philadelphia
WCAR
Pittsburgh
WGR
Buffalo
Wear
Cleveland
Ohio
WEW
Cincinnati
WWJ
Detroit
WAZ
New York
N. Y
WGY
Schenectady
Graham McNamee
WEAEF
United States Marine Band
Supreme Court
Coolidge
United States
Lincoln assassination paper in Fairbanks family collection
Mrs. Clarence Fairbanks of Phillips holds a New York Herald dated April 15 1865 detailing the Lincoln assassination and John Wilkes Booth. Master Hays ten Fairbanks later brought the paper to school on Lincoln’s birthday where it drew interest from teacher and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fairbanks
Phillips
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Jeff Render
Haysten Fairbanks
Lincoln
Edward Little Edges Morse 42 14 In Auburn
Edward Little defeated Morse 42 to 14 in Auburn hall. The Eddies dominated early with a 10-2 first quarter margin and maintained control as Morse struggled with rough play and a strong press. Morse showed flashes but was outclassed as Edward Little used 13 players and shared scoring across the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Edward Little Fime
Auburn
Morsey
Moulton
Yerkovitch
Bernstein
Sullivan
Morse
Lewiston Sun
Edward Little
Auburn Hall
Shipping City
Eddies
Mexico
Bath
Morsemen
Woodman
Chargers
Norway
CATES MAY BECOME BOWDOIN S NEXT COACH
Bowdoin President Sills invites Jack Cates a New York businessman and former Yale athlete to Brunswick this weekend to meet the athletic council and assess the college with a practical assurance he will be named head coach if he accepts. Cates has coached Flushing high school near New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cates
New York
Yale
United States Naval Academy
Bowdoin
Sills
Cates
Brunswick
Athletic Council
Flushing High School
Maine
Eli
Fred Ostergren
Europe
Bids Sought For Bath Star Route Mail Carriers
The Postoffice Department reopened bids for Bath outlying mail routes No. 1829 Bath to Stall Point and No. 1804 Bath to Camden after no proposals met prior ad. Proposals will be opened at 4 30 p m March 31 in Washington. Details available from Bath post office officials.
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Postoffice Department
Star
Bath
Stall Point
Camden
Washington
Improvements to Kennebec Wharf coal elevator progress
Workmen over two weeks repair the Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co elevator at Bath brow Works Ltd. The big scoop shovel was fixed and flanges and prongs renewed. A box like structure on staging guides heavy weights controlling the lift.
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Kennebec
Spring Buds on Cherry Trees in South Windham
The bushes and cherry trees in South Windham begin to bud as warm weather returns. Residents anticipate ripe strawberries soon as spring advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Windham
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Frederick Laskey
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