Brunswick High School Beats Morse Boys in Bath Game
In Brunswick town hall, the Brunswick high school team defeated Morse of Bath 46 to 31 as 1,090 fans watched. Morse’s girls edged Brunswick’s 20 to 17, with Morse star Gaudette praised for consistent shooting and playmaking despite the loss.
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Maine
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Jimmy Jenkins
Eh Joss
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Stan Whitehouse
Wren
Thre Sadeline Birtewick
SGBT
Perro
Bates College
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Impiy
Larrabee
Fannie
Peis
Yojana Cento Leeard
McCirty
Mi Smith
Egdty
Giethiakaek
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A. Coffin
Jalbert
Banantly Angesos
Hill
P. Coffin
Bamforth
Lg Miller
Mantelli (Bates
Spinney
Greenblatt
Aderton
Miss Jackson
Portland
Bath Residents Attend Morse Brunswick Games
Among Bath residents several locals attended the Morse Brunswick girls and boys basketball games at the Brunswick town hall. The long list includes Arthur B. Scott Alfred Noyes Mrs Clinton D. Wilson Miss Agnes Fahey Chester A Plan Henry T B Leeman and many others from Bath and surrounding communities.
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Bath
Morse-Brunswick
Brunswick
Arthur B. Scott
Alfred Noyes
Clinton D. Wilson
Agnes Fahey
Chester A. Plan
Henry T. B. Leeman
Leslie Plant
Edward McMann
Elbridge R. Wright
Stanley Hatch
William Gove
Wilbur Oliver
Isabelle Paisley
Irene Coombs
Josephine Hamblen
Elizabeth McGrath
Muriel Howe
Nellie Leeman
Edna Potter
Phyllis Wright
Louise Ga
Legion and Auxiliary Hold Large Joint Meeting
A large turnout attended the joint meeting of Roland Smith post and auxiliary at Pew Memorial Hall last Wednesday. After the business wrap up came an entertainment with Miss Pearl Oliver performing several dance numbers and Miss Doris Povich delivering readings. Dancing, singing, cards, lobster stew and desserts followed. Miss Helen Freeman arrived for a weeklong visit with her mother Mrs. Frederick Freeman of York Street. North Berwick schools are closed for a week due to flu.
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Roland Smith Post
Pew Memorial Hall
Pearl Oliver
Darice
Doris Povich
Emerson College
Helen Freeman
North Berwick
Frederick W. Freeman
York Street
Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Club Plans Widespread Pheasant Release
Hon Edward W Hyde leads the Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Club in stocking nearby woods with pheasants. Beginning with 10 birds released in November from Hyde's West Bath farm, the club will liberate 35 more in April, extending from West Bath to Bald Head and Small Point. The program aims to make pheasant hunting common in three years. further releases are planned in Georgetown marshes, and a few birds have already adapted to wild life despite a recent accidental shooting.
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Sagadahoc
Edward W. Hyde
North Street
Hyde
Rod and Gun Club
West Bath
Bald Head
Small Point
Georgetown
Capt Corkum Explores Robert Burns at Winter Street Talk
Capt Alexander C Corkum spoke to the Winter Street church Men's club on Burns night, outlining the poet's life and virtues. He quoted Burns, shared poems of his own, and answered questions before a social reception with sandwiches and cocoa.
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Winter Street
Robert Burns
Alexander C. Corkum
Bath Iron Works Corp
H. FE. Manville
Jack Verhens
Corkum
Scotchman
Burs
Burns
Increase in Forest Pests Warned by Entomologist
Dr H B Peirson State Forest Entomologist warned at the third New England Forestry Congress in August that missect reduction worsened by large single species stands raises epidemic risk. He cited caterpillar transport on car tops and nursery stock as aiding pest spread.
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H. B. Peirson
New England Forestry Congress
Young Men Enter Masters Chair in Local Pranpes
Fragmented text notes that young men under 21 arrive at the masters chair in a local organization that admits members from age 14 after prior grange service.
Local Notices Brighten Bath Area News Briefs
Bowd Inham B. B. Douglass sells barn to C Gill Brown and holds hay. County Commissioner Randall attends Bath board meeting. Many locals visit, host, or attend church, clubs, or family events. Fire, illnesses, and birthdays noted. river road improvements discussed. horse races and an ice track event draw crowds.
Local Topsham Families Gather for Visits and Births
Mr and Mrs Ernest Small of Topsham visited his father Cornish Small on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roland Cornish welcomed a newborn daughter. Oscar Hatch hauled wood to No 9 schoolhouse. Alonzo Freeman and Donald Jasper joined Clifford McNallys in Brunswick. Arthur Small of Bowdoin Center works for Mr Litchfield. Mrs Alice Hardy and child and Frederick Terrill returned to Gloucester MA after visiting Oscar Douglas. Meacham business visit at Litchfield Corner. Frederick Meacham hosted birthday party with Carl Routhier Clyde Sheene Otis West August Wenzel Theodore Wenzel. sliding skiing and games followed by a fine supper. Bowdoin Center visitors included Edward Sheene Eugene Small A N Reid J S Reid and W N Coskey. B F Jones, employed in Topsham, were in town recently.
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J. M. Fowle
Brunswick
Alvah Hildreth
Harold
E. M. Graves
Brunswick Hospital
Charles Hackett
Augusta
Curtis
E. P. Gile
Harrison
Withem
Chapman
Martin and
Georgianna Higgins Chapman
Statira Carr
Emma Morrill
Carr
Wood
Abbie Thorne
Frank Currier
Pine Grove Cemetery
Georgia Berry
Emily Rideout
L. Browne
W. H. Gould
Pomona
West Bath
Ann Fisher
Portland
May Aberdeen
John Purington
Ellen B
P. A. Cannon
Mageiewicker
Horace Millay
Kitty Gatewood
Karl D. Hatch
2. E. Ferguson
Wallace Quinn
Fopsham
Gatewood
Everett Williams
W. B. Kendall
Joseph Morton
Aunusta
Ernest Small
Topsham
Cornish Small
Roland Cornish
Oscar Hatch
No. 9
Alonzo Freeman
Donald Jasper
Clifford McNally
Arthur Small
Bowdoin Center
Litchfield
Alice Hardy
Little
Frederick Terrill
Gloucester
Mass
Oscar Douglas
F. S. Meacham
Frederick Meacham
Carl Routhier
Clyde Sheene
Otis West
August Wenzel
Theodore Wenzel
Edward Sheene
Eugene Small
A. N. Reid
J. S. Reid
W. N. Coskey
B. F. Jones
Topsham Grange Meeting Highlights and Musical Program
Topsham Grange held its regular meeting Saturday evening with 116 in attendance. After the business session the lecturer unveiled the program featuring readings, harmonica and cornet solos by Otis Schroeder Charles Nickerson Elmira Fairservis and Ralph Mallett in charge of next week’s mock trial. Mrs Lloyd L Hooker hosted the Ladies aid gathering at Washington street on Tuesday afternoon.
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Merry Meeting
France
Charles Berry
Roger Robinson
James H. Ames
Bath
Mary T. Purinton
George Sedgley
Hackett
McDonald Temple Pythian Sisters
Frank Siegars
George Brown
H. S. Dodge
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Otis Gray
Gardiner
Clifford Gray
Rumford
L. P. Temple
Ralph McEwen
Portland
Mabel Millay
Grange
Waterville
Clifford Cray
Pomona Vrange
West Bath
Topshim Grange
Reuben
Rachel
Charles Nickerson
Elmira Fairservis
Ssesea
Red Fernald
Linwood Douglas Sese Ohhees
Edward Belanger
Tal
Ralph Mallett
Lloyd L. Hooker
Ladies’ Aid of the First Baptist Church
Washington Street
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