Winnegance Pitch Tournament Opens at Men’s Club
The contest began at the Winnegance men’s club on Thursday and runs each Thursday until March 1. Eight captains distribute players weekly to mix skill levels, with Frank Perry’s team posting a 75 high score despite absences due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhursday
Frank Perry
Walter Small
Arthur Brown
Walter Morse
Omar Terry
Robert I. —Manson
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Edgar Oliver
John G. Morse
Earl Morse
Walter Rogers
Percy Morse
Augustus Small
Lloyd Rogers
Charles Rogers
Olney
Boothbay Organizes New Board of Trade Leaders Named
At Boothbay Harbor a new Board of Trade was organized with Chester C. Rausch as president and Lewis A. Dunton as vice president. Directors include J. Edward Knight Sewall T. Maddocks Thaddeus W. Orne John A. Thompson and Victor I. Montgomery. A general information bureau for Summer resorts is planned with Alfred W. Jansen as chairman and a transportation committee led by W. A. Clapp. Meetings set for the first Tuesday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Board of Trade
Chester C. Rausch
Lewis A. Dunton
Benjamin E. Kelley
Harold W. Bishop
Mr. Rausch
J. Edward Knight
Sewall T. Maddocks
Thaddeus W. Orne
John A. Thompson
Southport
East Boothbay
Alfred W. Jansen
E. J. Hutchinson
Merrill A. Perkins
Transportation
W. A. Clapp
Boston
J. A. Labbie
B. W. Lewis
W. C. T. U. Annual Meeting Elects Officers
The W. C. T. U. held its annual meeting at the Y M C A on Tuesday afternoon. Officers elected: Mrs. Sarah Aderton president, Mrs. Robbins corresponding secretary, Mrs. Agnes Perry recording secretary, Mrs. Frances McFadden treasurer. The February 14 gathering will be a valentine party. The annual county convention will be in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Aderton
Robbins
Agnes Perry
Frances McFadden
Bath
Obituary of Mrs Walter C Perry of Winnegance
Mrs Addie Purington Perry 57 died at home in Winnegance on Wednesday after a week with double bronchial pneumonia. She was born Addie Purington and married Walter Perry 26 years ago, living in the village. she leaves her husband and three brothers Capt Frank C Purington of Winnineganes Alpheus K E Purington of East Boston and William F E Purington of East Orange New Jersey. Funeral from the home Friday afternoon with time to be announced.
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Walter C. Perry
Perry
Squaw Club
Agerin
Mystery Club
Fred S. Coombs
Jeanna Hodgkins
Marion Raffaell
Annie Warington
Brunswick
Sagadahoe
Pomona Grange
Dirigo Grange
Jane Woods
Elizabeth Morse
Portland
E. M. Holman
Winrieganee
Phippsburg
Addie Purington
Capt
George
Mary J. Purington
Parker Head
Walter ©. Perry
Winnegance
Mrs Hattie J Lermond dies after brief illness in Bath
Mrs Hattie J Lermond 78 died Monday noon at 304 Washington Bath after a two day illness. A Harpswell native daughter of Capt Shuval and Mary Merrican she lived in Bath four years and was the widow of Henry Lermond. She leaves two daughters Mrs John A Lord and Miss Saran Lermond a brother Augustus Merriman two sisters in law Mrs Laura Bhick and Mrs Hiran Merriman. She was a Winter Street Congregational Church member. She fell ill Saturday with death at 1120 morning Avon.
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Hattie J. Lermond
Washington Street
Harpswell
Capt. Shuval
Mary Merrican
Bath
Henry Lermond
Winter Street
Winter Street Congregational Church. She Leaves Two Daughters Mrs. John A. Lord
Saran Lermond
Augustus Merriman
Laura Bhick
Hiran
Merriman
South Franingham
Massy
Lermond
Moring Avon
Mrs George E McIntire Dies At 69 In Freeport
Mrs George E McIntire 69 wife of George F E McIntire died Sunday at her home 7 Clifton Street. Born in Phippsburg she was daughter of Thomas and Nancy Sprague and lived in Drath four years. Survived by husband two children Harry of Phippsburg and Grace of this city plus three cousins Abbie Kelley Alvin P Sylvester and John C Perry all of Whippsburg. Member of Small Point Baptist church she was devoted to family and others and will be missed by many friends.
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M Oliver
Randall TD. Coombs ‘Combs
Times
Club
William Merry
Charles Preble
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
High Street
Asbury Campbell
William Perry
Doris
Campbell Farm
Howard Hunt House
Winfield Groves
Leon Pennell
Alfred Oliver
Morin
Arthur Cromwell
Peaslee
Beulah McIntire
John G. Morse
Harry Knight
Augusta
Thomas Oliver
Portland
Arthur Maxfield
James E. Perry
Meadowbrook
Omar Perry
Lacey Knight
George Trask
Charles Trask
Bath
Ella Knight
Will Brown
North End
Forrest Drake
Ellen Walker
Jane M. McIntire
George FE. McIntire
Clifton’ Street
Phippsburg
Thomas
Nancy Sprague
Drath
Harry
Grace
Abbie Kelley
Alvin P. Sylvester
John C. Perry
Whippsburg
MelIntire
Small Point
James S Knight 68 dies after brief illness in Bath
James S Knight 68 of 421 Washington street died Wednesday morning after an illness caused by enlargement of the heart. He lived most of his life in Path and was a lumber surveyor for M G Shaw Lumber Co for 14 years, later working in shipyards and mills. He was a lumber checker at Bath Box Co and a Wesley M E F church member. Survived by his wife, daughter Mrs Florence B Cressey of Bridgewater MA, and brother Charles F Knight of Westport. Funeral will be announced.
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James S. Knight
Washington Street
Westport
M. G. Shaw Lumber Co
Bath Box Co
Wesley M. EF. Church
Florence B. Cressey
Bridgewater
Mass
Charles F. Knight
Converse Gray Dies. Civil War Veteran Remains Found
Converse Gray died Sunday in August and body brought here Monday. A veteran of the Rebellion he served in the 32d Massachusetts volunteers after enlisting when the war began. He was for years at the Togus Home with no near relatives living. Nerces listed: Mrs. Frank G. Reed, Mrs. Roscoe Savage. Bath: Mrs. Edward Crocker. Woolwich: Mrs. James E. Blaisdell. Chelsea, Mass: Williar Gray, Roxbury Mass.
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Converse Gray
Gray
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Volunteers
Togus
Nerces
Frank G. Reed
Roscoe Savage
Bath
Edward Crocker
Woolwich
James Ie. Blaisdell
Chelsea
Mass
Williar Gray
Roxbury Mass
Miss Delia E. Mero Found Dead at Richmond Corner
Delia E. Mero aged about 71 was found dead at her home in Richmond Corner. She had phoned a neighbor earlier saying she felt better. Neighbors James L. Ross and Perle Perry shoveled the mailbox and retrieved mail but received no response to their knocks.
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Delia E. Mero
Richmond Corner
James L. Ross
Perle Perry
Reid Captains Worcester Academy Cross Country Team
The Portland Sunday Telegram reports Raymond Reid, son of Mr and Mrs Walter E Reid, elected captain of Worcester Academy’s cross country team. He previously ran for Portland High and spent summers at Seginland with friends in Path. Reid joined cross country this year, ran four meets, placed twice, and overcame a weak ankle to show rapid progress.
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Portland Sunday Telegram
Raymond Reid
Portland
Raymond
Walter E. Reid
Seguinland
Worcester Academy
Reid
Worcester
Atchison Phenomenon Noted as Humble Teen
An Atchison Globe feature profiles an eighteen year old girl lauded as the town’s most extraordinary figure while she humbly defers knowledge beyond her mother.
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Atchison
Winneganse Triumph in 5th Period Thriller Over Morse High
In Stridge hall a packed crowd watched Winneganse edge Morse high seniors 31 to 29 after a four period 47 minute battle. Hap Talbot and Hunt led the winners with late baskets as Charlie Merry and McFarland sparkled for Morse in a rough but non dirty clash.
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Stridge Hall
Winneganes
Morse High
Winnegaree
Bath
Winneyance
Morse
Bridge Hall
Houdini
Charlie Merry
McFarland
Winnegance
Morse Boys
Marks
Hunt
Talbot
Steward
Hap Talbot
Harry Williams
Acheson
Carr
Aes
Han Talbot
Bob Oliver
Han
Keat
Johnny Feoter
Wrying
Rogers
Engagement Announced Between Bath Residents
Engagement notices report Miss Helen Geneva Aitken of Revere Massachusetts to Walter Morse Hill of Quincy Massachusetts. Miss Aitken daughter of Horace and Mrs Aitken and longtime Sabino Summer resident active in the Sabino Improvement Association. Walter Hill son of Fred D Hill and manager at the Quincy Country Club Stores. Also ex Commander James Lester Morse received a past commander's jewel from Roland H Smith Post American Legion with speech by Eugene Desmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Helen Geneva Aitken
Revere
Mass
Walter Morse Hill
Quincey
Aitken
Mrn
Horace Aitken
Sabino
Sabino Improvement Association
Mr. Hill
Fred D. Hill
The
Bath National Bank
Quincy
Country Club Stores, Inc
James Lester Morse
Roland H. Smith
American Legion
Eugene Desmond
Mr. Morse
Ice Conditions and Weather Update at the Kennebec Reach
Weather notes from the Kennebec River report a frozen Reach with ice congestion requiring the cutter Osipee for relief. Temperatures range from six below to twenty below across stations, with slight warming near dawn and clear skies. Fishermen braved the cold while Pomona and Dirigo granges postponed travel plans to Brunswick due to the cold snap.
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Portland
Uie
Oxsipee
Kennebec
Nequasset Lake
Coast Guard
Popham Beach
Brunswick
Pomona Grange
Dirigo Grange
Cutter Breaks Jam at Reach Lower End
Cutter Ossippee reached the Reach lower end at 1 20 PM and began pushing through an ice jam. By 3 20 PM she had cleared the jam and departed for Portland.
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Ossippee
Portland
Funeral for Converse Gray Held at Niece’s Home
The funeral for Converse Gray was held Wednesday forenoon at 10:45 at the residence of his niece Mrs. Frank Gagg on Mechanic Street. Rev L W West of the People's Baptist church officiated. Bearers included Past Conesee Warner William Whitefield his son and comrade Oliver Web T W Hyde camp Sons of Watertion. Burial followed in Dresden.
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Converse Gray
Frank Gagg
Mechanic Street
L. W. West People’s Baptist’ Church
Anl
Conesee Warner
William’ Whitefield
Oliver Web T. W. Hyde
Sons of Watertion
Dresden
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John G. Morse & Sons
James Coombs
John A. Small
Pendleton Brothers
Morse Mill
Fred L. Parks
Harry Tlaisdell
Errold Blaisdell
Mill Pond
Frank G. Purington
Alpheus Purington
Robert Small
Frank Allegrin
Abram C
America
Virginia
W. H. Smith & Son
Shaw’s
Harriman’s Jewelry
A. T. Stuart
Optometrist
Front Street
Rotary Club
Melvin H. Beerwort
Charles H. Cahill
William A. Furber
Edward W. Hyde
Harry F. Morin
M.D
Jefferson C. Smith
Fred P. Shaw
Charles A. Harriman
Charles H. Volz
Arthur T. Stuart
Fred FE. Drake
Frank TB. Nichols
Harry M. Huse
John L. P. Burke
John Shaw
Arthur G. Oliver
John I. P. Burke
Chamber of Commerce
Boothbay
George E. McIntire
Converse
MISS
Our Savings
the Bath Trust Company
Hanson
Cyihill Povich
Winnoyance
Lalbots If
Vets Jsaggeth
Ont Ello
GROTH
Hes
McFaritnd
Fiytnla
Befere
J. Footer
Moses
Pinkhem
H. Williams
Fiddler’s Reach
Cutter
Maine Street
Brunswick, Maine
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