Forty Years Ago In Bath Yacht Signed In Bath
The Times reports the contract for a large steam yacht, the largest ever built in the United States, signed for Col. Oliver H. Payne of New York. The vessel will be 300 feet long, 35 feet beam, 16 feet draft, to be delivered to Philadelphia in four months.
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New York City
Col. Payne
W. A. Slater
Cornish Couple Host Reception Tomorrow Evening
Mr and Mrs Edward Cornish plan a reception tomorrow evening to entertain friends. Miss Susie Daley arrived this afternoon to resume studies at Gorham Normal School.
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Marion Higgins
Gorham Normal School
Phippsburg
Edward Cornish
Susie Daley
Pocket Billiards Tourney At Y M C A This Week
Nearly 60 boys and young men compete in the Y M C A pocket billiards monthly tournament. Senior division winner in December was Willis Hall. junior division winner was John Perry. Senior and junior round pairings listed for first round. Also notes engagement of Miss Marjorie E Barrows to Walter R Borden of Maplewood New Jersey and background on both families.
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Willis Hall
John Perry
Clarence Gowen
George Perry
Jerry Desmond
Frank Hinds, Jr
Maurice
Maurice Puffer
Frank Kenyon
Charles O. Sullivan
Joseph Gillo
David Y. Alkazin
Millard A. Green
James Middleton
Robert E. Wagner, Jr
Paul Leeman
Millard Warner
Andrew Hart
Robert Bourget
Joseph Desmond
Francis Leber
Alfred F. Green
Franklin Howe
Walter Gaudet
Robert Levin
Harry Bloxsom
James Farnham
Norman Alkazin
Herbert Miller
John Hinds
Russell Gasser
Robert Hart
Lawrence Gallagher
William Middleton
Bertha Cullinan
Brunswick
Marjorie E. Barrows
Walter R. Borden
Maplewood
N. J
Barrows
Brunswick High School
New England Conservatory of Music
Castine
Borden
Syracuse University
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Boston
Charlie Grace Wins Foul Shooting Tourney in Senior Division
Charlie Grace claimed the YMCA senior division foul shooting title by beating Clarence Arsenault 18 17 after a tiebreaker of extra throws. Grace posted strong sums 21 of 24 in round two and 23 of 24 in round three as Arsenault edged Fortier earlier and Bruce Wright won the junior division 20 19.
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Charles Grace
Clarence Arsenault
Grace
Arsenault
Leland Fortier
Fortier
Bruce Wright
Warren Hogan
Wright
Grammar
Ernest Avery
Albert Desmond
Belmont Hall
Ellison Estes
Henry Middleton
Isear_ W. Greenblatt
Eugene Hart
Edward MacMahan
Maurice Puffer
George Hart
John Staples
Stephen Johns
Clarence Atwood
Frank Gallagher
Frank Hinds
Fred Hamlin
Clarence Gowen
Carleton Stover
Joe Gillo
John Bourque
Robert Perry
Charles Sullivan
Roger Oliver
Alfred Gallant
Jere Desmond
David Alkazin
Frank Kenyon
Russell Young
George McKellar
Desmond
Greenblatt
Estes
MacMahon
Hart
Gallagher
Johns
Gowen
Bourque
Gallant
Sullivan
Young
Alkazin
MacMahan
John Voorhees
Walter Gaudet
Paul Leeman
Norman Alkazin
Harold Peasley
James Clancy
John Perry
Andrew Hart
John Hinds
Lawrence Gallagher
Richard Steen
Alfred Green
Joseph Desmond
James Farnham
John Lowery
Russell Gasser
John Murphy
Daniel Hatch
James Voorhees
Robert Cummings
Millard A. Green
Hogan
Cummings
Voorhees
Leeman
Peasley
Perry
Farnham
Green
Gasser
Hatch
Don Jewett's Camels Lead Colonial Bowling Stand
In the Colonial Club bowling league last week Don Jewett's Camels extended their lead over Dick Hersom's Spuds and Johnny Levyn's Wings with three sessions left. Johnny Sanborn of the Keols set a new three string season mark of 335, as the Kools posted a team total of 1241 surpassing the former Camels record.
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Herby Douglas
Francis Parry
Joe McLaughlin
Don Small
Coastois
Fatimas
Marvels
Elks Bowling Lead Grows Midseason for Eleven O Clocks
Approximately halfway through the Elks league schedule Phil Eaton's Eleven O Clocks hold a commanding margin after winning all eight possible points in the second match on Monday night. Ralph Dale's Antlers moved to second with six points, Eddie Hartnett's Fixed Stars had one, and Les Plant's Lecturers closed to within four and a half points of the leaders with six. Les Plant posted 315 as Jay Povich rolled 300.
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Elks
Ralph Dale
Antlers
Eddie Hartnett
Les Plant
Jay Povich
Maine schoolboy conference to include Morse High
A Central Maine schoolboy basketball conference will include Morse high of Bangor and other area schools with meetings held in Hallowell to organize early March. Fans expect a March gathering in Waterville for basketball playoff insights as Morse team members attend. Beatrice McCall, five, injured after sled slide near Augusta, breaks leg. treated at Augusta General Hospital with several months of recovery ahead.
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Duncan H. Farrell
Bath
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Samuel McCall
Augusta Y. M. C. A
Humphreys Wintering In Tucson Deserts Peculiar Card
New Year greetings from Bangor indicate Dr. and Mrs. Orman B. Humphrey are spending the winter in Tucson Arizona. A picture post card shows a desert scene with a burro a coiled rattlesnake and a sign reading Forty miles from wood fifty miles from water ten feet from hell God Bless Our Home. The verse nods to desert imagery and nostalgia for home.
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Quiet New Year in Saco Amid Storm Silence
The 1938 arrival in Saco was marked by near silence and empty streets. Stormy weather kept people indoors with few celebrants seen and no arrests reported during the holiday.
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Les Plant Tops Bowling League With Big Gain
Les Plant remains out front in the Elks Bowling League increasing his average to 105.2 after another strong week. Jay Povich climbs to 98.9 from 97.4 as he holds a solid second place margin.
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Bath Bowlers Clip Portland Five At Park Alleys
Bath bowlers led by Ralph Small with 326 total and Peter Oliver 312 walloped Portland 158 pins at Park Alleys. Allie Jewett added 31, while Crocker led Portland with 279 as the Bath team dominated the match.
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Dike and St. Mary's Open Season in Narrow Wins
Two close games opened the Y M C A Grammar School basketball season at the Y gymnasium. Dike School edged North Grammar 17 to 15 while St. Mary's topped Weeks Street 4 to 3, with both teams scoring only two field goals. Central had a bye in the opening round.
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Annnual stockholder meetings and notices in Bath area
This notice consolidates multiple Bath area financial and legal items dated December 9 1937. It covers annual stockholder meetings for Bath National Bank Bath Trust Co and First National Bank of Bath scheduled January 11 1938, with directors or trustees to be elected. It also lists probate commission actions for Stearns W Scott insolvent estate and a public tax sale notice for Bowdoin real estate unpaid 1937 taxes with sale planned February 1 1938.
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Bruce Wright Wins Junior Foul Shooting Championship
Bruce Wright, an 8th grade pupil at Central Grammar School, won the YMCA junior foul shooting title Friday afternoon. He sank 20 of 30 attempts to defeat Warren Hogan who made 19. Wright had defeated Russell Gasser in the semifinals with an average of 17 of 24.
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Ice Cutter Homer Wilbur Plans Trio Load at Alder Stream
Dexter resident Homer Wilbur, who has cut ice at Corunna for years, reports Alder stream ice at ten inches thick. His improved equipment will load three trucks simultaneously for this year’s operations, drawing interest from local citizens.
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