Winneganee Club Edges Shipbuilders 4 3 In Seven Inning Game
The Winneganee Community club defeated the Shipbuilders of Bath 4 to 3 in a seven inning baseball night contest noted as the season’s best. Webster starred for Bath at shortstop while Berry contributed two crucial catches for Winneganee.
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Winneganeee Community Club
Bath
Webster
Berry
Oliver
Daley
Pinkham
McCabe
McPhee
Trueworthy
Plant
Japanese view on Exclusion Act voiced by Dr John C Berry
Dr John C Berry of Worcester argues that the Japanese feel bitter about Congress's Exclusion Act. He notes long residence in Japan, a decorated career, and warns it could push Japan toward opposing the United States if tensions rise. He calls for moderation and smoother handling to protect trade and friendship.
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United States
Congress
John C. Berry
Worcester
Mags
Camp Wynburg
Phippsburg Basin
Berry
Japan
America
Verry
China
Coolidge
Dr. Berry
Midnight Ferry Hauls Sparks Circus Across Kennebec
A Maine Central ferry, Ferdinando Gorges, shuttled twenty four circus cars under rain and darkness from Bath to Woolwich. Capt Perkins steered the perilous crossing while polar bears paced in their cages awaiting the dawn. The train then moved toward Rockland and later Lewiston as plans held smoothly.
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Vilot
Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
Bath
Woolwich
Rockland
Pilot House
Kennebec
Perkins
Woolwich Dock
Verkins
Sparks Circus
Maine Central Magazine
Liberty Bell To Be Visible Day And Night At Independence Hall
Plans by Wilfred Jordan curator of Independence Hall will make the Liberty Bell visible to the public throughout the year. A wrought iron Georgian grill at the rear portals will keep the bell in view at all times with floodlights illuminating it at night.
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Wilfred Jordan
Independence Hall
Famous German war airman Linnekogel dies in fatal jump
Otto Linnekogel a renowned German pilot who had not flown in six years and recently sought a new license died on his first flight after reportedly becoming nervous. He rose from his seat about 90 feet in the air and jumped from the plane as spectators watched in horror. Linnekogel once created a sensation in 1914 by flying to a remarkable height.
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Otto Linnekogel
Linnekogel
Nellie G Crosby Rites Held At Home
Funeral for Mrs Nellie G Crosby wife of Stephen K Crosby was Sunday at 2 PM at 197 Center Street with Rev John A Swetnam officiating. Bearers were George Trask Adelbert O Blair Freeman Crosby and Rosario Tardiff. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie G. Crosby
Stephen K. Crosby
Center Street
John A. Swetnam
First Baptist Church
George Trask
Adelbert O. Blair
Freeman Crosby
Rosario Tardiff
Swetnam
Oak Grove
Jennie B Oliver Funeral in Oak Grove Cemetery
The funeral for Jennie B. Oliver wife of Desper W. Oliver was Sunday at two in Oak Grove. Rev Elwyn Taylor officiated. Relatives from Portland and Boston returned home after a visit, with plans to visit Mrs Gaudreau’s parents. Gaudreau enjoys a vacation from Keith's violin duties.
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Jennie B. Oliver
Desper W. Oliver
St. Petersburg
Fla
Grive
Oak Grove
Elwyn ©. Taylor
Corliss Street Baptist Church
John T. Parris
Upper
Washington Street
Edward Gaudreau
Edward, Jr
Portland
Boston
Gaudreau
Popham Beach Road Petition Sparks Town Debate
Whippsburg town selectmen received a petition signed by Hubert H. Mearty of Bath and 23 others urging a new town road along South beach and Heast beach areas to connect with the existing highway. The plan outlines a route from Sabine avenue past Beach and Riverside avenues to the boat landing, with hearings expected for all interested parties.
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Popham Beach
Whippsburg
Hubert H. Mearty
Bath
Percy
Aft Beach
Silver Lake
Sabine Avenue
Beach Avenue
Liverside
Riverside Avenue
Poplin
Emma Perry
Porthind
Willard Wallace
New Gloucester
J. D. Eastman
Henrietta Webber
Arthur Totman
Staten Eshund
N. Y
Simnall Point
John Wright
Abner Wilson
Sebasco
Theodore— Denver
Massachusetts
Harry Shaw
Sabattus
J. H. Pease
Frank Oliver
George Davis
Edward
Thomas
Edward Jr
M. L. Percy
Cox's Head
Catherine Weston
Bath area visitors and travels list across several towns
The column records numerous summer guests and trips including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bickle with children Mae and Stanley visiting the Clarks in Larrabee's grove, Howard Davis en route to Wiscasset’s courthouse centennial events, and varied outings to Moosehead Lake and Lily Bay. It notes graduates, arrivals at Hotel Riverside, and families visiting relatives in Bath, Portland, and surrounding areas.
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Henry Bickle
Mae
Stanley
Dennis Clark
Larrabee’s Grove
New Meadows
Fl.ow. Carlton
Leon Kelley
Plarvey
Hathorn
Moosehead Lake
Lily Bay
Mr. Carlton
Howard Davis
Yarmouth
Bath
Wiscasset
H.W. Parker
Berlin
N. H
FE. S. Stackpole
West Bath
Stackpoles
Rosalynde A. Hutchins
Reginald Lombard
J. Edward Drake
Portland
Wellington A. Moore
St. Stephens
N.bb
Madelyn Moore
Leslie White
Blanche White
Andrews Road
Lynn
Mass
General Electric Co
White
Morse High School
James B. Lemont
James DB. Jr
J. M. Lemont
Harry Lemont
Edwin Haggett
Livermore Falls
Frank Carter
Carl FE. Purington
Bates
Lewiston
John Melnnis
Scotland
Maine Central trims passenger trains on multiple divisions
The Maine Central Railroad plans reductions and cancellations across several passenger services due to sustained low revenues. The changes affect trains linking Portland Waterville Lewiston Skowhegan Bangor Oakland and nearby towns with revised start times and new connections, plus additional Boston and Maine eliminations after July 26.
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Maine Central Railroad
Portland
Waterville
Porthand
Lewiston
Skowhegan
Bangor
Porthind
Sebago Lakes
Sebago Lake
Cortland
Kurmford
Kennebagos
Kenne
Runaford
Kineo
Oakland
Oakhind
Winco
Woodhind
Calais
Broanswick
Lewiston Lower
Brunswick
Comet
Marnington
Pan
Winthrop
Farmington
Bo. & Mo
BB. & Mo
Mt. Desert Pep Ry
Te Hoon
Boston
Bath
Igor
Boston & Maine
Tuam
Obituary of Mrs Jennie B Oliver former Marshfield resident
The body of Mrs Jennie B Oliver wife of Desper W Oliver formerly of Diath arrived from St Petersburg Florida where she died July 15 after a year long illness. She had surgery on July Wound death followed the next morning at 6 50. She was born Jennie I Boyden of Marshfield Massachusetts and belonged to the Georgetown Grange and First Baptist Church in St Petersburg. She leaves husband married August 2 1919 and two stepchildren Newbury M Oliver in St Petersburg and Mrs Muriel Stokes of Haverhill Massachusetts.
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Squaw Club
Sherman Ll. Morse
Winfield W. Morse
George M. Eaton
John G. Morse
Jennie Franks
Los Angeles
Calif
Alphonso Dr. Adams
West Coast
Bien Williams
Freeport
T. A. Trueworthy
Rockland
Oas
Nobleboro
Stuart Day
Marion Morse
Elsie Allegrin
Gladys Hunter
Edgar Oliver
Verey Morse
George M. Haton
Robert J. Manson
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Stanley
Sabine
Oliver
Susan Daley
Alfred Warington
Walker Head
Archie Malcolm
Baltimore
Henry Wyman
Dromore Grange
Walter Marco
Harry F. Oliver
Marco
Milton T. Morse
Winneganee Bay
Morse
Bath
Wfe
Jennie B. Oliver
Desper
W. Oliver
Diath
St. Petersburg
Rho
Faith Hospital
Jennie I. Boyden
Marshfield
Mass
Grange
Georgetown
First Baptist Church
Newbury M. Oliver
Muriel Stokes
Haverhill
Nellie G Crosby Widowed at 26 in Crosby Bath
Mrs Nellie G Crosby age 26 wife of Stephen W K Crosby died suddenly Friday at home 197 Center street Canton Missouri native born August 20 1905 lived in Bath ten years survived by husband infant son father Robert B Burbank West Stewartstown funeral Sunday at one at her home
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Nellie G. Crosby
Stephen WK. Crosby
Center Street
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Ella McNeil at 35 Oliver
Funeral for Ella Mae McNeil wife of Myron A McNeil was held Thursday afternoon at the 35 Oliver street home with many relatives and Deo ple's church members in attendance. Rev G B Wolstenholme and Rev S A Evans conducted the service and bearers included Cleveland Curtis Raymond Cummings Andros Coleman and Arthur Orr. Burial followed at Oak Grove. Weekend guests included Mrs Margaret Adams of Brunswick and Miss Miriam Adams of Waterville visiting Mrs Adams' daughter Mia Wellington A Moore of Washington street.
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Harry FE. Bullock
Ashland
Lexington
New England
Jg. W. Larrabee
Trufants
New Meadows
Harry Bartlett
Otis and
Warren
Berlin
N. HS
Bartlett
Warren Lowell
Bedford Street
Lothair TL. Lowell
Woolwich
Paul Thompson
Morse High School
New York
Edison Co
Thompson
Luther Thompson
Andrews Road
Francis W. O'Brien
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Pepper
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Middle Street
Emma Jacobs
Ralph Mank
Fanny Thurlow
Highland Street
Flossie Beals
Park Streets
Ella Mae McNeil
Myron A. McNeil
Oliver Street
Deople
G. B. Wolstenholme
S. A. Evans
Cleveland Curtis
Raymond Cummings
Andros Coleman
Arthur Orr
Oak Grove
Margaret Adams
Brunswick
Miriam Adams
Waterville
Adams
Mia
Wellington A. Moore
Washington Street
Leaves Old Fort Popham Rome for Seven Years
A historical item describes two men leaving Old Fort Popham to Rome for seven years, noting the voyage, individuals such as Sergt Ne Phee and companions, and the transport like ordnance vehicles. mentions locations including Port Marble, Maine, and references to time and dates as part of the travel narrative.
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Old Fort Popham
Rome
Poe
Port Mreble
Maine
Start Year 1020 With Pife and Beer
An elderly man named Berend, once in the country, now in Berlin, marks his birthday after a move. He reflects on life abroad and fears retirement, while his household routines include breakfast and daily stacking tasks as neighbors speculate about his health.
McConnell Genthner Mrs Abie Grendiner Wed in Rockland
The wedding of Mrs Abie Grendiner of Waunee Alexander of MetSonmell Providence and Rev were held in Rockland Saturday at seven. The ceremony was performed by Walter Ph Rounds elder of the Congregational church with a single wedding service. The bride was attended by a sister and son in law.
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Abie PL Grendiner
Wadne
Auto Driver Held in Bonds of $10,000 Publicized Arraignment
Jilles Sullivan pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in a Calais State highway crash that killed Thomas Tinds Bert Spinney and William Thomsen, ages 60, 15, and 22. Sullivan, uncle of a local lawyer, posted bond for the October term of Superior court. The accident occurred Sunday afternoon when Sullivan's auto collided with the goer driven by Spinney.
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Jilles Sullivan
Labee
O& Momas Tinds
Bert Spinney
William Thmpsen
Calais
Thoms Sullivan
Sullivan
Sullivan's Auto
Spinney
Birthday celebration for aging Biddeford resident Moses Cartier
Moses Cartier, among the oldest residents of Biddeford, celebrated his 10th birth anniversary Saturday at his home on Lower Bereham Street. Neighbors spoke with him in good spirits as he enjoyed the sunshine in his yard. He expressed gratitude for the event and his life, noting he still possesses all his freedoms and keeps to his home.
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Moses Cartier
Licoated
Biddeford
Lower
Bere Hb Street
Soea
Min Cartier
Tle
Pfty Second Annual Reunion of 1th Maine Regimental Assn
The 1th Maine Regimental Association holds its second annual reunion in Waterville. An Ace 28 dinner will be served and other duties of the CAR. Wives and relatives will join the day as the old regiment gathers.
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1Th Maine Regimental Association
Gndadh Waterville
Perales
Ace
Dt Os Bspeed
Patssig Ear
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Riverton Park
Arthur Berry
David Tabor
Marion Hill
Marjorie Mitchell
Tena Green
Mabel Fullerton
Agnes Field
Mary Brown
Clayton Rowe
Donald Specht
Roberta * Barker
Leslie Wold
L. F
Atwood
LL. F." Medicine "Co
Rockland New Days
Nellie G
Crosby
Ella McNeil
Mutual Savings Bank
Bath Savings Institution
Bathman
THE
Consular Service
Bradstreet S. Rairden
Uncle Sam
Wits
Iewliy
Haviarg
Moesr Ok Hero
Quebec
Syvinew
Nesat
Seeatia
Iowate
Hillsboro
Tienne
Lear
Bertin
McConnell-Genthner
Fletcher
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