Winnegance club plans timber frame gift and new building
At the Winnegance men's club January meeting, members voted to build a new club house with a timber frame donated from a member's wood lot and frame salvaged by another member. A president-appointed committee, including Morse, Perry, and others, will oversee plans, with works to start this winter and finish by summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee Men’s Club
Olney. C. Perry
John G. Morse
Harry C. Webber
Winfield W. Morse
Walter (. Perry
Phippsburg
Frank G. Purington
Almon R. Perry
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Bath
Percy Morse
Edgar Oliver
Robert P. Manson
Wipfield W. Morse
Augustus Small
Philip Reynolds
Bangor
Hayden Conant
Zina M. Eaton
Earl P. Morse
Zina Eaton
Lloyd Rogers
House
John J. Desmond Co
Walter Morse
Walter Small
Winfield Morse
Omar Perry
Squaw Club
Harry T.pass
Winnegance
Schonauble
J. F. Upton
Pred A. Oliver
Olive
Parker Head
Joseph Cloutier
Edward Cook
Johan Dewire
Harry Madden
Center Street
Parks
Parker Morse
Milton T. Morse
Kelley
John G. Morse & Sons
James Coombs
Winneganee Men's Club
Frank Pero
Winneyance
Richmond
Up River
Arthur Brown
Bertha Tibbetts
Elbridge Morse
George H. J. Ingalls
Morse Mill
Morse
Marion Morse
Bath couple wed at People's Baptist parsonage
Alton P. Wright and Miss Mabel I. Porter both of Bath were married by Rev. Louis West in a double ring ceremony. The groom, a Morse high school graduate and Bath Iron Works draftsman, and the bride, daughter of John Porter and Bethel Bible Institute graduate, will reside in Providence after a midnight honeymoon train trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Baptist Parsonage
Alton P. Wright
Mabel I. Porter
Bath
Louis West
Bath Iron Works
L’t’d
John ©. Porter
Bethel Bible Institute
Spencer
Mass
United States
Canada
Providence
R. I
Wright
Clifford Edgecomb Wed in Brunswick Church Ceremony
Charles W Clifford Jr and Miss Katherine F E Edgecomb of Bath were married Friday afternoon in Brunswick by Rev. Thompson E Ashby of the First Parish church. The groom has long been in the automobile business and the bride is a noted accountant, daughter of Mrs Flora F E Edgecomb of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 4W. Clifford, Jr
Katherine FE. Edgecomb
Bath
Brunswick
Thompson E. Ashby
First
Flora FE. Edgecomb
Marion V. O'Leary Weds John M. Coyne in Bangor
Mrs Albert Winston attended the wedding of Marion V O Leary and John M Coyne at St John s Catholic church Bangor Rev T J Nelligan presiding nuptial mass The bride is the daughter of Nora Leary and the groom is the son of Mrs Mary F Coyne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Winston
Bangor
Marion V. O'Leary
John M. Coyne
St. John’s Catholic Church
T. J. Nelligan
P.R
Nora Leary
Mary F. Coyne
Watson Frye Co annual meeting elects directors
At the annual meeting of the Watson Frye Co Ltd stockholders held in Acadia lodge hall executives were elected for the ensuing year. Directors named include ex Mayors Samuel R. Percy J Edward Drake and Oliver Moses along with Daniel T Dougherty L Eugene Thebeau Orrin F Frye and Scott R Frye Thebeau was chosen clerk subsequent meetings saw Frye named president treasurer and general manager Frye named vice president and assistant treasurer Thebeau served as secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson, Frye Co. Ltd
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Samuel R. Percy
Oliver Moses
J. Edward Drake
Daniel T. Dougherty
L. Eugene Thebeau
Orrin F. Frye
Scott R. Frye
Thebeau
Cosmopolitan Club Notes Informal Talk Planned
William D. Sewall will speak about his recent trip abroad at the Cosmopolitan club house Sunday at four. A food sale is set for Saturday at three at the club house. Walter Hagan departed Tuesday for New York for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
William D. Sewall
Winnegance Fights Richmond A C In Out Of Town Game
Winnegance basketball traveled to Richmond and faced the Richmond A C. Richmond led 20 10 after the first period and won 42 22. Wade starred for Richmond with 20 points while Winnegance improved late, scoring 12 in the final period as they adjusted to the Bridgehall baskets. Forward Talbot and Hunt worked well. Morse held Wade to 10 baskets, and guards Marks Merry pressured the Terrell duo. The visiting team showed speed and rough play, and the article notes the local fans should check out Bridgehall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
Richmond
Richmond A.C
Richmond Halls
Wade
Richmond Center
Winneganee Boys
Bridgehall
Marks
Merry
Terrell Boys
Richmond A. C
Oliver
Rogers
Winneganee
Bridge Hall
A. Terrell
Beeen
AL Terrell
Tae
Gilpatrick
Pinkham
Rast Rais Startecscessel
Talbot
Cy Hunt
Rf Re
Morse
Governor Visits at High School in Maine Speech
Governor praised Maine students and teachers while urging public speaking and higher standards. He cited Supt. Thomas’s improvements, congratulated Warren Oliver, and invited pupils to Augusta for a future office visit, ending with applause and music from the school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Augusta
Bath
Maine
Capitol
Chadbourne
Donnell Carr
Thomas
Bath Military & Naval Orphans’ Asylum
William R. Kimball
Louise Staples
Lisa Dearborn
Otis N. E
Baxter
Supt
Warren Oliver
Cerdigly
State House
Prin
Wilson
Dr. Thomas
Tea and reception mark Governor Baxter visit
A cordial tea hosted Tuesday by Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter at 1054 Washington Street attracted around 250 guests, mainly women, during Governor Percival P. Baxter visit to Sagadahoc County. Highlights included roses and greens adorning the home and a receiving line featuring Governor Hadley and aides, while numerous helpers assisted with service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival P. Baxter
Bath
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
Sagadahoe County
Baxter Denies Abolishing Executive Council at Bath Banquet
Governor Percival P Baxter told 150 Bath Rotary members and guests at a YMCA banquet he does not favor abolishing the executive council. He praised the council as experienced and helpful, urged a smaller contingent fund, warning that current size risks endangering representative government. He warned funds are frequently requested from the contingent fund and projected growth could reach several millions within years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival P. Baxter
Executive Council
Bath Rotary Club
Y.mlc.a
Howard Davies
Portland
Public Utilities Commission
Baxter
Governor Baxter Addresses Rotary Club in Bath Maine
Governor Baxter and State Superintendent Thomas spoke at a Bath Rotary event praising Maine schools and social welfare progress. Baxter urged stronger support for teachers, cautioned against debt temptations, and outlined plans to expand care for dependent and neglected children, dairy herd testing, and government efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Augustus O. Thomas
State House
Maine
Boards’ of Education
Bath
Morse High School
Sec. Bagley
Board of
Laren
Corrections
Bagiey
Rotarians
Rotary
Gaudreau
Y.M.C.A
Governor Baxter
William S. Newell
The
Rotary Club
George Crockett
M. H. Beerwort
Charles H. Volz
Arthur E. Bishop
Fred S. Curtis
William A. Furber
Albert F. Austin
Henry P. Boudreau
Newell
Grace
Francis A. Gray
D.D
Warren FE. Kershner
Byron F. Barker
Charles H. Cahill
George B. Drake
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Edward B. Smith
Frank P. Lord
Daniel T. Dougherty
Langdon T. Snipe
Wilber G. Cahill
E. Motley Fuller
Roscoe
P. McFadden
Frederick EB. Drake
S. William S. Newell
Harriet Green
Harry’ G. Deering
J. Edward Drake
Frederick
E. Drake
Wiliam
A. ' Furber
Gibbons
Charles
Veterans and officials gather in New Haven club event
The listing shows numerous attendees including Governor Baxter and Adjt. Gen. John A. Hadley among a crowd at a New Haven veterans club gathering. Names span civic leaders and locals such as Charles Curtig, Eugene Desmond, Arthur Duntae, Horace Morse, Warren Oliver, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soeureters veterant /Wertherbee
Rex Gillis
New Haven
Oder
Ohn
W. Cummings
Dr. W
P. Guyrie
Charles E. Curtig
Eeugene
M. Desmond
Arthur J. Duntae
George
B. Drake
Danton
Eugene Dauphin
John. L. Evans
Eliot A. Fuller
Thomas. P. Kowler
Ga A. Galyin
John H. Grindell
Her I L. Grinnell
Walter S. Glidden
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Dunlap A. Hatch
Roscoe P. Ham
B. A. Huse
D. L. Howard
Carl ‘A. Haase
Wilbur Hagan
James ©. Ledgard
Percy R
C. W. Rogers
M. H. Robbins
Edwin A. Rogers
P.O. Johnson
John F. Stacey
Charles I. Smith
Sylvester HH. Rowland
Joh ‘Shaw
Wiliam S. Shoray
Charles G. Sanborn
Arthur B. Scott
Arthur P. Sampson
Edward W. Sampson
William D. Sewall
Fred H. Thompson
Donald S. Thompson
Edward B. Smyth
Daniel Williams
Lewis E
Jury Box Names Increased in Sagadahoc Towns
Clerk of Courts Fred H Thompson informs municipal officers across Sagadahoc County that jury box names must meet a new proportion under Public Laws of 1921. The change, already enacted in Bath, reduces per term jurors to eight, with women not yet appearing in lists. Aged 18 men have been summoned for the Sagadahoc county supreme court term opening next Tuesday in Bath, under Associate Justice Scott Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. H. ‘Thompson
Sagadaheée
Leppy
Aim
Leslie ‘“C
Sagadahoc
Elijah
P. Bartlett
Phippsburg
J. Pearl Card
Bowdoinham
Otis F. Coffin
Bath
John 'M. Conley
Richard F. Denham
Pembroke Edgecomb
Topsham
Beb. W. ‘Haggett
West
Thra‘k. Lawrence
Arrowsic
George P. Larrabee
Howard Maxwell
Richmond
Stewart
D. McPherson
Everett
M. — Peaslee
Charles E. Robinson
George H. Rumrill
John R. Savage
Woolwich
Ray “Toothaker
James Wage, Jr
Bowdoin
Thomas N. Williams
Georgetown
Sewing Glass Meeting Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
At a Sewing class meeting officers were elected for the year including Mrs William D Sewall as president Miss M D Richardson as treasurer Mrs F W Baker as secretary and Mrs Frederick EB Drake and Miss Carolyn Moses on the cutting committee The secretary's report notes eight deliveries to the city hospital and milk for an undernourished child in the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William .D. Sewall
M. D. Richardson
F. W. Baker
Frederick EB. Drake
Carolyn Moses
Vital statistics for 1921 released by City Clerk
City Clerk Albert J. Grassy published 1921 vital statistics showing 308 marriages and 148 deaths, with 58 bodies brought from away and buried locally. Also notes the marriage of Joseph Drake and Vera Virginia Drake Saturday night officiated by Rev. Francis A. Gray, linking Mr Caton of Wiscasset to Mrs Irving of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Grassy
WMP
Cacc. Cieests Eas
Joseph
Vera Virginia Drake
Francis A. Gray
Caton
Bert. Caton
Wiscasset
Mas. Irving
Bath
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Yee
William Merry
Charles Preble
Fred
Coombs
Abrams
Leon’ Pennell
Freeport
George Dennison
Captain Sweet
Salvation Army
Lewis West
People’s Church
Harry Knight
Harry, Jr
Ernest O. Knight
Leon Pennell
Charles Blaisdell
William Campbell
Higgins Beach
Elen Walker
Annabel Cutting
Miss Cutting
Herbert Cutting
Roberta Manson
Sherman L. Morse
Florida
Levi Spinney
Edgar Williams
John Gillispie
Thatcher Pinkham
Pine Street
Thomas Oliver
Massachusetts General Hospital
A. D. Adams
Asbury Campbell
Jessie’ Bailey
Seymore Hayden
Jesse Tarr
Lons Et Even
Ker
Wright-Porter
Watson, Frye Co., Inc
Walter Hagan
New York
Snowe Tncrease
TEA
Governor’s Party
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