Morse High Triumphs Over Lime City In Slow Game
Morse High defeated Rockland 31 to 12 in a rugged battle led by Capt. Lyden who sparked a third period rally with three quick baskets. Rockland, led by youngster K Wiggin, fought hard but struggled with shooting as Morse defense and limited miscues kept them from a comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland High
Morse
Rockland
Capt. Lyden
Sammy Cutts
Mexico
Green Rockland
Lime City
K. Wispin
K. Wiggin
Priester
Bath
Y Gym
Mors
Lyden
Swish
Swishees
Jimmy Jenkins
Capt
Whitehouse
Jimmy Miller
Crocker
Temperance Work Groups Report Small Turnout
The North End Boys Loyal Temperance Legion met at Mrs. Beatrice Rand’s home on Dummer street with few members due to illness. The South End National Prohibition Guards gathered at Corliss Street church with 23 boys planning a Feb. 4 meeting. The Dummer Street Girls Legion met at the same home Friday with near full attendance for a program of talks games and refreshments. The South End Loyal Temperance Legion met at Corliss Street church Friday with 23 girls and plans for a Feb. 1 meeting when George Patterson known as Uncle George will attend. Mrs. C. F. Hughes of Washington D C is visiting her brother-in-law Jack Hughes on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Boys’ Loyal Temperance Legion
Beatrice Rand
Dummer Street
National Prohibition Guards
South End
Corliss Street
the Loyal Temperance Legion of the
China
George Patterson
George
C. F. Hughes
Washington D. C
Jack Hughes
Washington Street
Phippsburg Notes From Bath Visit and School Closure
Local items from Phippsburg Center include Mrs. Alice Galvin closing her school and returning to Bath. Several residents and visitors such as Miss Emma Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bowker, and Hon. F. S. Bowker are noted in Bath and nearby communities. School at Popham Beach closed for the term with Lizzie M. Sawyer listed as teacher and pupils named with attendance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Galvin
Phippsburg Center
Bath
Emma Perry
Clark Bowker
George C. Beals
Nathaniel Percy
Cox’s Head
Fred Harrington
Parker Head
James E. Perry
Stevens
Rolfe
Wiscasset
George C. Pease
F. S. Bowker
W. V. Percy
Harry Oliver
Winnefonce
Dromore
Emma A. Perry
W. R. Bowker
Durward Wyman
Rose Carpenter
Clevers
Annie Cutting
Waterville
Viola Pushard
Popham Beach
Lizzie M. Sawyer
Ollie E. Spinney
Fred H. Spinney
Arlene E. Perkins
Maine Fish and Game Association Meeting Held in Augusta
The Maine Sportsmen and Game association holds its annual meeting in Augusta with forenoon officer reports and a luncheon at the Augusta House. Henry O Malley will discuss Maine wildlife conservation in the afternoon at the House of Representatives, followed by Governor Gardiner, then discussions on fish and game policy for the Legislature. A noon banquet features Arthur G Staples addressing the wildlife situation, with notable officials in attendance, and a “Chang” wildlife film to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Sportsmen's Ish and Game Association
Augusta
Augusta House
Hhouse of Representatives
Henry O'Malley
Washington
United States
Maine
Tudor Gardiner
O'Malley
Arthur G. Staples
Senate
House of Representatives
Fish and Game Committee
German reply to Gilbert on reparations figures
Berlin reports an international committee will meet in Paris in February to draft a plan for reparations. Germany publicizes figures claiming higher output than 1913 across railways, mining, engineering and metalwork while consumption of meat, coffee and cotton goods falls. Cassel warns continued Dawes annuities could strand Germany with a new foreign debt in 10 to 20 years as interest rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paris
S. Parker Gilbert
Gustav Cassel
Germany
Maine lawmaker seeks 44500 for Basin road reconstruction
Representative Henry W. Butler of Bath introduced a resolve in the Maine legislature Tuesday calling for an appropriation of 44500 for reconstruction of the Basin road No. 217 from Small Point turn at Ashdale to Ridley's boat landing a distance of three and three quarter miles. Sixteen Maine water powers wish to consolidate and have petitioned the Public Utilities to that effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Butler
Bath
Maine
Small Point Turn
Ashdale
Ridley
Public Utilities
Red Sox cling to slight Park Alley lead in league standings
The Red Sox hold a slim edge in the Park Alley bowling league with the Senators and Giants close behind in a tight race for second. Cardinals and Yankees trail by a small margin as teams jostle for position. Individual honors show Les Plant leading a field of about 20 bowlers at 100.46 average, with Brae Him and Pete Oliver close behind. Lothrop and Farrar share fourth and fifth at 94.4.
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Red Sox
Park Alley
Senators
Giants
Cardinals
Yankees
P.C. Peete
Ham
Lothrop
Farrarare
Bath Sportsman Home From Quail Hunting
Dr. Warren E. Kershner of Sagadahoc Rod and Gun club and Mrs. Kershner returned from two weeks in New Bern North Carolina where quail hunting flourished. His English setter Jim hunted well and the trip included daily 25 to 30 birds for a few hours. Quail limit is 10 per person. non resident quail fee 15.25 dollars and out of state residents may take 20 quail over two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Kershner
Sagadahoc
Newhern
Kershner
Batheman
Newbern
Lime City Girls Defeat Bath Lassies In Rough Tilt
Morse high girls fall 35 to 13 at Rockland in a hard fought game. Rockland forwards Mattson and A Flannagan led with 22 and six baskets as Morse failed to curb them. Bath’s Mary Larrabee scored 10 points. After a long, stormy trip Morse lamented lenient officiating before meeting Lime City next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Girls
Rockland
Morse High
Mattson
A. Flannagan
Morse
Flannagan
Mary Larrabee
Bath Girls
Morse Girls
Lime City
Rockland Girls
Bath
Community notices and social events at Winnegance
Friday auction at Mrs Arthur Totman’s house. prizes to Mrs Richard Morse and Miss Marion Morse. Next Friday’s meeting with Mrs John Morse. Fall term delays at Winnegance and nearby schools. Morse family updates. several ill residents, some confined at home. Community club activities include whist and bridge plans, baked bean supper proceeds, and a Farm Bureau branch discussion. Legion officers elected. Sunday school and church talks noted. Regular community party rescheduled after Mrs Amanda Rogers’s death. Village school partial closure due to teacher illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw
Arthur Totman
Richard C Morse
Marion Morse
John G. Morse
Winnegance School
Phippsboro
John G. Morse, Jr
Fred L. Parks
Doris Morse
Freeport
Winfield W. Morse
Cottage Park Club
Les Bonne Amie Club
Mall
Lois Cenansé
Dorothy Morse
Winneganee
William Thompson
Nellie Totman
Sevtit Weeneseav
Villaae
Farm Bureau
Henry Sandbach
Brunswick
Legion Meeting
Charles Hewitt
Louise Tibbetts
Dorothy Marshall
Priscilla Warner
Frances Morse
Melvin Pratt
Winnegsence
F. L. Littlefield
Wesley Methodist Church
George Patterson
Bath
Fred Dwyer
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Parker O. Rogers
Amanda Rogers
I. A. Trueworthy
Elaborate floating hunting lodge built for Florida
Palm Beach Florida residents read of a floating hunting lodge nearing completion on a 0 foot barge built for Henry Carnegie Phipps and family. The unnamed craft features electric light gas plants and deluxe interiors for shallow stream and lake excursions and will be towed into Lake Worth after Palm Beach season opens. Belleair Florida Fritzie Stifel sews wins in golf. Hamilton Bermuda Gosling qualifying medal in Bermuda amateur championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
United States
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Gulf Stream
Lake Worth
Belleair
Fritzie Stifel
Hamilton
Bermuda
Gosling
Convicted slayer Taylor to die in electric chair
Across multiple locations this week reports show George E. H. Taylor, found guilty of Stella Pomikala's murder in Salem, Massachusetts, sentenced to death by electric chair. The item lists surrounding deaths and political shifts as well as other nationwide notes.
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New England
Salem
Mass
George E. H. Taylor
Stella Pomikala
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Jenkins
Conley
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Howe
Portland
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Maine Fish and Game Association Meeting
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Plan
F. Kam Boe
Farnham
Coffin Seo Elf Aes Eet
Jones Rae Steerer
Daley Peeh
Ess Dams Ahs
Bath Sportsman
North Carolina
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Seavey
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Edna
New York, New Haven , Hartford
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Micdjel Nansen
Losten
Charles Trippi, Jr
Fitchsburg
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Concord
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Framingham
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Los Angeles
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Miami Beach, Fla
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Lowell Division
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Wilbur
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Willimantic, Conn
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Coast Guard
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Hardy
Aimee McPherson
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Stricker
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Indiana
Standard Oil
Indianapolis
Slagle
University of South Dakota
Washington—Senate
Prince of Wales
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Sandino
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Warsaw
Bath Savings Institution
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