Morse Quintet Delivers Revenge Beats Brunswick On Their Floor
Morse high school defeats Brunswick 34 to 27 in a homecoming-like scene at Brunswick gym. The win, Morse’s ninth of the season, comes after Brunswick beat Bath earlier, with Conley and Whitehouse providing key scoring and Crocker delivering a standout defensive and scoring effort. Bath fans from over 300 to 700 gathered, shouting as Morse mounted a second-half lead and sealed the victory.
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Bath
BrunsWick Town
Morse High Il
College Town
Brunswick
Bath Boys
Morse
Stan Whitehouse
Morse High Court
Sammy Cutts
Colts
Brunswick Town Hall
Morse High
Cutts
Miller
Gove
Conley
Whitehouse
Crocker
College Town Boys
Bath Lads
Bouchard
Achelon
Hill
Jimmy Miller
Capt. Whitehouse
Wally Gagnon
Pletts
Gagnon
Dick McElman
McElman
Crooker
Ralph Crooker
Obituary of Mrs Cecil Denham Craney of Bowdoinham
Mrs Cecil Denham Craney formerly of Bowdoinham died February 13 in Portland at age 40. She taught in Bowdoinham Hallowell and Revere and studied at Bowdoinham High Gorham Normal and the University of Maine. She is survived by her husband two sons Daniel and Hall two aunts Emma and Mary Denham and Mrs Charles Blair of Bath and two uncles Edwin and Hall Denham. Funeral was held at her home Tuesday at 10 am with Rev J P Quigg of Richmond officiating and Bay View cemetery as the burial place.
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Cecil Denham Craney
Bowdoinham
Portland
Craney
Sherman
Elizabeth Chaplain Denham
Massachusetts
Bowdeinham High School
Gorham Normans School
University of Maine
Emma
Mary Denham
Richmond
Bay View Cemetery
Daniel
Hall
Charles Blair
Bath
Edwin
Hall Denham
Gardiner News
Kennebec Journal
Frost
Industrial Accident Commission
State House
Beatrice Clark
Mildreth Clark
Gardiner
Old Orchard Beach
Clark
Irving M . Frost
Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co
Ira Frost
Accident Commission
Jane Brown
Mary ,T. Purinton
West Medford
Mass
Charles Houghton
Jessie Ames
Harvey
Watertown
J. H. Ames
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Cleveland Curtis
Mocker Bros
Telephone Company
Hamilton House
R. A. Dickinson
Waterville
Clarence Blackman
C. L. Browne
Wilbur Browne
Brunswick
Helen Britt
Henry Cornish
C. B. Randall
Helen Winters
A.S. McDougal
Electa
Board of Selectmen
F. K. Jack
J. W. Bishop
First
Charles E. Hackett
Gordon Wallace
Harvey Ames
Wallace
Flora Boynton
Solon
Irona Sedgley
Vendella Mosher
George Cutler
Billy Cornish
W. J. Graves
Malcolm Jewell
I. C. Irish
John Kindrick
Lewiston
A. Berry
Verona Moore
Newburyport
George Sedgley
Maryoin Sedgley
William King
Mulligan House
Clay Hill
R. E. Ferguson
Clara Fogg
Bridge
Samuel Dorrance
R. D. Purinton
Charles L. Browne
Mary Litly
Georgie Denham
Charles N. Fogg
Wins Post Road
Clara Ogg
John Hainitteon
Richard Nolan Veteran Bath Native Dies in New York
Richard Nolan aged 55 died Sunday in New York after a week's illness with blood poisoning. The Bath native, a Spanish War veteran who served aboard the monitor, had been a boiler tester in New York. He is survived by two Bath sisters, Mrs. Fred W. Hartnett and Mrs. Joseph F. McCole. The body was brought to his sister's home at 970 High Street and the funeral was held Tuesday at St Marys Church.
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Richard Nolan
New York
Fred W. Hartnett
High Street
St. Mary's Church
Mr. Nolan
Bath
Martin
Mary Nolan
Monitor
Hartnett
Joseph F. McCole
Bowdoinham Notes on Warrant Meeting and Local Goings On
Bowdoinham details a town warrant posting for an annual meeting, upcoming town officer elections, and budget discussions. Reports mention a new Cornish market auto truck from Bath, installation of Kennebec lodge K of P officers, social visits, Farm Bureau basket making, and local shop and dance activity with remarks on road conditions and springlike weather.
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Bath
Kennebec Lodge K. of P
William Mann
Norman Rowe
Vernon Lowell
V.C
George Brown
Charles Blodgett
C. W. Sedgley
Frank Siegars
Elmer Jordan
Charles Berry
Richard Frye
I. G
Otis Lancaster
Dodge
Mary
Smith College
Emily Rideout
Farm Bureau
West Bath
Nellie Rideout
Brunswick
Phillip Rideout
Elks beat Colonial club by a single point in inter-club tourney
The Elks defeated the Colonial club 9 to 8 in an all day event featuring bridge and billiards. Hap Torrey and Allan Spear won in auction, with Haggett and Ross representing the Elks on the extra four purse table. Teammates, post match meals, and plans for a rematch at the Elks rooms followed the close contest.
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The
Elks
Colonial Club
Front Street
Brunswick
Colonialites
Hap Torrey
Allan Spear
Mel Haggett
Rodney Ross
Sam Cutts
al Noyes
Haggett
Ross
Elks and
Tompy
Cleven
Cap
Merrill
Cats
Syde
Powell
Hagachi
Cutts
Noyes
Bob Linekin
Bill Perry
Norton
Adams
Spear
Torrey
Belanger
Cummings
McMann
Plant
Stacey
Stover
Tommy Morrison
Mas McCabe
Colonial Boys
Tommy
Jay Povich
Maz
Eddie Kelley
George Fields
Club
Walter Dingley
Ralph Dale
Bill Oliver
Merrymeeting Grange Plans Dinner Sale at Town Hall
Guards and running boards were moved to Bath for repairs and the Saturday horse trot was canceled due to the ice. Elis Moore from Fort Williams visited Mr and Mrs George Sedgley over the weekend. Mrs Annie William 76 died at the Verrill home and funeral services were at the Baptist vestry led by Rev Ella Nash with W H Gould as undertaker.
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Bath
Elis Moore
Fort Williams
George Sedgley
Merrymeeting Grange
Town Hall
Grange
Annie William
John A. Williams
Arthur Verrill
Baptist Vestry
Ella Nash
W. H. Gould
Bath Hosts Marblehead Rotarians at Luncheon
Bath Rotarians welcomed hundreds of Marblehead Rotary guests at Hotel Phoenix as a 100 percent attendance delegation from Marblehead shared speeches and stories of perfect meeting records. The group toured Bath Iron Works and heard plans for Rotary events in Washington and Boston marked by a 25th anniversary broadcast.
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Bath
Hotel Phoenix
Rotary
Marblehead Rotary Club
Father Maney
St. Marys Church
Charles A. Slee
Marblehead Club
Fred B. Litchman
John F. Williams
John D. Regan
Edward V. Haley
Portland
Bath Iron Works Corp
Poland
George H. Eggleston
Braintree
Eggleston
Iron Works
Clint Wilson
Sheriff Henderson
Walter Ey
Owen
Washington
Statler Hotel
Boston
Cecil Cutts
Morse High
Marblehead
Town notices and personal movements report
Westport alerts show Calin Dunn departing by auto for Massachusetts on Monday. Mrs. Mabel Eisner travels to New York for a visit. A returning resident is stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Brooker. Mr. Brooker, town’s oldest citizen, is seriously ill. Mrs. Annie R. Colby has been staying at the...
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Calin Dunn
Massachusetts
Mabel Eisner
New York
M. C. Brooker
Brooker
Annie R. Colby
Brooks Home Returns to North End Address
James and Joseph Buckley from Ashland, Massachusetts visit the West Side for a brief stay. Ordway Lewis, a Stoughton, Massachusetts schoolteacher, is home for a short vacation.
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Brooks
North End
James and
Joseph Buckley
Ashland
Mass
West Side
Ordway Lewis
Stoughton
Three Act Comedy Presented Tuesday at Winter Street Chapel
Enthusiastic audience fills Winter Street Chapel for three act comedy The Tiger Earl under Winter Street auxiliary. Coach Clinton D Wilson leads a strong cast with Miss Skillings and Mr. Wilson praised for best balanced production in years. Interludes feature Mrs Fred Sturtevant vocal solos as candy is sold under Mrs Charles E Plaisted supervision.
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Winter Street Chapel
Tiger Earl
Winter Street
Clinton D. Wilson
Fred Sturtevant
Carl Albee
Charles E. Plaisted
Earl of
Margaret
Earl
May Deinatieedee
John Conti
Martha
Mney
Albert Austin
Alan “Wentworth
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Brunswick Center
Big Jack Conley
McCall
Augusta
Paramount Singing and Talking Pictures
Matinee
A Publix Theatre
Barthelmess
Nowheres
Richard Barthelmess
Marian Nixon
Richard Arlen
Nancy Carroll
Paramount
Warner Oland
Bradio
Sally O’neil
Johnny Mack Brown
Columbia Pictures
Jack Holt
Lila Lee
Ralph Graves
Jeanne Eagels
Mrs
Cecil D. Craney
Sam Ward
Ed. Jones
Tom Conley
Walter Whitney
Mayo
Rogers
Turner
Ramsay
Arata
Reno
Sewall
Dennison
Harris
Grindell
Bonney
Voorhees
George Nelson
Harold Small
Will
Perry
Parker Lewis
Carrol Watson
Elks Rooms
Colonial
Tom Morrison
E. Kelley
Mac McCabe
W. Dingley
R. Dale
G. Fields
W. Oliver
E. McMann
L. Plant
R. Stacey
E. Stover
B. Belanger
T. Cummings
H. Torrey
A. Spear
C. Syde
J. Powell
A. Merrill
F. Thompson
R. Ross
M. Haggett
C. Cutts
A. Noyes
R. Linekin
W. Perry, Jr
O. Adams
M. Norton
M. E. Povich
A. Smith
H. Morse
G. Wolstenholme
M. S. Povich
I. Nash
M. Page
J. Merrill
C. Davis
C. Plant
P. Gregware
P. Marks
T. Conley
W. Whitney
S. Ward
E. Jones
G. Rogers
F. Turner
E. Ramsay
G. Aratu
E. Reno
Margaret Hamilton
William Hamilton
Gertrude Atkins
George Hamilton
Ruth McEwen
Mary T. Purinton
Eva Rideout
Camden
Philip Rideout
Mary Hatch
Jane Given
Waterbury
Trippe Barker
Brunswickk Senter
Maine
Spencer Corsetiere
Tor You
Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer St
Westport
Jeremiah Stowe Beeen
Maxwell Powers
Jeremiah Stowe
Fred Higgins
Europe
Cholmondeley
Frank Harvey
Panmure Castle
Castle
England
W. I. Puffer
Fairfield
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Crosley
B. Majestic
Victrola
Mahogany
Harmony Records
Front St
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