Morse High Defeats Freeport High in Conference Opener
Morse High tops Freeport High as the conference season begins. The win strengthens Morse's position in the standings and marks a strong start for the team under coach Morse.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1917
Page
7
Morse High Girls Defeat Greeley Institute at YMCA
Morse High School girls beat Greeley Institute Cumberland Center 14 to 5 at the YMCA. Nellie Doyle and A McIntire led Morse with floor goals as referee Jordan and Separ officiated. Time fifteen minute periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Institute
Y.M.C.A
Morse High School
Cumberland Center
Greeley
Morse
A. Dunton
Marion Haraden
Margaret Wyman
Dorothy Burns
Mildred Wyman
Edna Hall Jg
Marjorie Cole
Catherine Brown
L. Greene
N. Doyle
A. McIntire
Jordan
Separ
Miss McIntire
O’brien
M. McIntire
McFadden
Auto-intoxication and liver health advised by Dr Smith
Public health column by L H Smith MD explains auto intoxication from liver congestion and intestinal stagnation. It warns against mineral oil irritants and promotes outdoor exercise hot water routine and a May-apple laxative pill once in a while, noting Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a historic option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Smith
M. D
R. F. McDonald
U. S. Public Health Service
Dr. Pierce
New Tax Ruling Targets Bowling Alleys and Billiard Rooms
Seth W. Jones, U S Internal Revenue collector for the District of New Hampshire in Portsmouth, announces a new internal revenue special tax. Proprietors of bowling alleys and billiard rooms must pay five dollars per alley or table. The act broadens taxable premises to include any public bowling or billiard venue, not just club houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth W. Jones
Internal Revenue
District of New Hampshire
Portsmouth
N. H
U. S. Internal Revenue
New Boothbay Bridge Shows Strength and Size
The Winter Harbor crossing near Boothbay reveals a higher, sturdier span with 75 extra heavy piles driven as deep as 36 feet. The draw is wider and stronger, tar paper protects under planks, and electric lighting is hoped for later. Officials accept the work, and plans for a steel lightship begin with local shipbuilders and government contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Register
Southport
Winter Harbor
Fishers Mark Silver Wedding With Pleasant Surprise
A surprise party honoring Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fisher of 553 Main St Medford Massachusetts celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on January 18. They were married in Portsmouth New Hampshire January 18 1892 and lived in Bath Maine before moving to Medford five years ago. Mr Fisher works at Charlestown Navy Yard and formerly led the Moulton Machine Shop. The couple received many silver cut glass and china gifts. Their daughter Bessie and Miss Dora Pedersen provided a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Fisher
Main St
Medford
Mass
Portsmouth
N.H
Bath
Fisher
Charlestown Navy Yard
Moulton
Bessie
Dora Pedersen
Arlington
Emma Gilman
Nellie Carlin
O. F. Tracy
Wilbur Towne
Somerville
Frank Cronin
Charlestown
C. Johnson
Colburn
Raulstone
Back Bay
Blanche Ogier
Jamaica Plain
My Fisher
George Moulton Machine Shops
Commercial St
Fire Department
Long Reach S. F. EB. Co
Local Occurrences Highlight Bath And Brunswick News
Leon Plummer with a new horse and Ernest Purinton in West Bath unveil speedy mounts. Bath jitney carried 200 passengers before 5 p m Saturday. Morse and Brunswick High benefit Minstrels netted about $50 in Bath. Fogg house to gain bow window and interior alterations. Mile-a-Minute scenery misfortune as electric freight car toppled near Brunswick. War on brown tail moths begins with Secretary Troop in charge and thrifty results. Margaret L Roberts named three masted schooner after a Baltimore niece. John N Willys yacht progress praised at Bath Iron Works. C B Kingston found dead aboard North Star. paper shortage prompts one-cent postal cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Purinton
West Bath
Brunswick
Morse
Brunswick High
Bath
Clarence Morse
Fogg House
James M. McFarland
U. S. Fisheries Bureau
Boothbay
Chester E. Greenleaf
West Boothbay Harbor
Greenleaf
A. C. Greenleaf
Southport
Lewiston, Waterville & Augusta
Board of Highways and Sewers
Bowker
Margaret L. Roberts
W. S. Roberts
Jesterville
Eastern Steamship Cor
North Star
Eastport
Kingston
Vanceboro
Calais
United States
A. M. Dockery
Postoffice
Postal Service
Jefferson
Federal inspectors warn of misbranded cottonseed meal in Maine
Sagadahoc County feed dealers are cautioned by Chief Soule of the federal Agriculture Department’s inspection bureau to watch for misbranded or adulterated cottonseed meal shipments. The department aims to stop deceptive labeling used on defatted meal, with prosecutions possible and seizures of samples by federal inspectors. Dealers may protect themselves by obtaining written guarantees of no adulteration from manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Soule
Inspection Bureau
Federal Department of Agriculture
Maine
Department of Justice
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Banknote Era on the Bath Streets and Public Notices
The era brings reports on local events from Bath Maine. The Shaw building gains doors and windows while officials discuss utilities and a parade of visitors including Jonathan Story of Wabash Railway Co. Holy Name Society posters promise a nautical musical at the Bath Opera House on January 31. A probate notice seeks administration of Charlotte A Nevers estate with Philip D Shaw named as legatee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Epworth
Wesley Church
Papinka
Lani
Camilla Sewall
Susan Ballou
Sewalls
Boothbay
Public Utilities Commission
Light and Power Co
Bath
Eastport
Texas
Holy Name Society
Bath Opera House
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Philip D. Shaw
Ludlow
Aroostook
Maine
Charlotte A. Nevers
Bowdoinham
John A. Perley
Florenceville
N. B
Aroostook County
State OF
Bagadahoc
Ralph A. Mallett
Topsham
Sald County
Alvah Mallett
Said
Serena F. Mallett
WiIl
Julia W. Corbett
Rose Devlin
St. Sylvester
P. Q
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morse High
Freeport High
Dele
Gates
Freeport
Coss
Holyrook
McMann
Bernard
Perkins
Talbot
Jewett
Freeport High Floor
Snow
Curtis
Capt
Dumphy
Thalheiner
Hunter
Jefferson C. Smith
Portland
Imperial Kennebec
Seguin
Haley
Sam C. Mengel
Percy & Small’s
Howard's Wharf
San Francisco Commercial News
Shipping Board
Seattle “Railway and Marine News
San Francisco
Baltimore
Arthur Stevens
Popham Beach
Townsend Marine Railway & Construction Co
Rice Bros
East Boothbay
Thomas Ingham
Texas Steamship Co
Mitchell King
Augusta
Biddeford
Saco
Cobb
Anthoine
Vermont Marble Co
E. R. Groves
Supreme Court
Traverse
Massachusetts City
Leon Plummer
William Pinkham
Marion St
Lizzie C. Webber
Elizabeth E. Webber
David J. Tabor
Tabor
Fred “J. Roberts
James O. Roberts
Maxime Dancanse
Bowdoin
Panitsons
Moat Neuelty
Cyrus Joe
Loney
Charles P. Barnes
Bathann
James
Lowell
W. Longley
L. EF. Thebeau
Mary M. Monroe
William Richardson
Edward Pepper
Maple Street
Said Richardson
F. D. Monroe
Monroe
L. E. Thebeau
Peice
Sald
Said County
James 8
Cyrus W. Longley
L. Theresa Moses
S. Augusta Gay
Ath Independent
Saxzadahoc
Hose FE. Orr
Lydia F. Orr
Bathin Eald
Wald
Fernald
Lane
Oregon
Senate Committee On Fisheries
Alaska
A. J. Trainor
Whitefield
Arthur J. Dunton
Emma Coombs
Abbie Clark
Mary EK. Oliver
Mray Olive Harris
Providence
R. L
Mary Davis
Pemaquid
Herbert Coombs
Damariscotta
William Marr
Georgetown
John Marr
Herbert Lernner
Millard EF. Spinney
Quincy
J. Stanton Oliver
Kansas
James Brown
Edgecomb
Melville Clark
Flora Clark
Weymouth
Lizzie Lewis
Mery Gahan
Longley
Fred H. Thompson
Path
Saggadahoc
Fin
Sagadahor
Mary F. Lothrop
Milton
of Norfolk
Commonwealth of
Commonwealth
Win
Xail
Sagadavoc
Meare F. Lothrop
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Norfolk
Frederick A. Gaskins
James 8. Lowell
Register
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