Winnegance Club Baseball Opens With St Marys Victory
The Winnegance Community club opened its baseball season with a win over St. Marys Twilight League of Bath. A large crowd attended as the home nine and St. Marys produced a high scoring game resembling a track meet. The next game sends Times to Winnegance Thursday night for a rematch at the Community club diamond.
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Bath
Winnegance
Pinkham
Olivere
P. Morse
Terry
Perry
Morse
Day
M. Morse
Hayes
John Perry
Trueworthy
Rice
Winneganee
Winneganee Community Club
Margaret Estelle Spinney 47 Wife of Capt In gene HH
Margaret Estelle Spinney, 47, wife of Captain In gene HH Spinney, died at her home on S Bridge street in the Winneganee district after several months illness. She was a daughter of the late Edgar and Mary Spinney Williams, survived by her husband, her mother, and one sister Mrs. Harry P. Oliver of Porthind and Winneganee. She was active in village life and beloved for her character and service. her decline spanned months with a brief improvement before final decline.
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Times
Winneganee
American Legion
Bath
Kelley Field
Cap
Prank GG. Purington
Pacific Coast
Abram C. Oliver
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Charles A. Thiut
Porthind
Charles W. Lee
West Bath
Omario Perry
Alfred S. Oliver
Ray Oliver
Quincy
Mass
Oliver
Bay Point
Plo Taylor
Corliss Street
City
Sidney DB. Coffee
Sil Point
Winneganee — Bridge
Mors
Eugene FE Spinney
Mi.cing
James TP
Webber
Wphillips-Lmxeter Academy
Tharry C. Webber
Annie Purington
Five Islands
Sagadahoe
Pomona
Orange
Doris Hunter
Rockland
A. Trueworthy
Ogunquit
University of Maine
Eugene Spinney
Eugene TE
Spinney
Square Club
Frank Pushard
Oakland
Calif
John M. Skhofield
Hattie Morse
Warrren
Pushard
Blethen
Frank Allegrin
Sprague
High Street
Ellen Tersey
Lyon
Noyes’ Hill
Elbridge
Malcolm
Eureka
Margaret Estelle
Ingene HH. Spinney
Bridge Street
Mdgar
Mary Spinney Willims
Tiarry PF
Aneli
Ida Phurston Dies Sudden in Whiskeag District
Ida Phurston wife of Willard S Thurston died Friday night from a pulmonary embolism at her Whiskeag home. She collapsed after supper while preparing to attend a park band concert. doctors could not save her. Survived by her husband and a daughter Grace aged about four. Funeral Monday at two at Chestnut Street with Rev. Edwin D. Thardino officiating. Bearers named. Burial in Oak Grove.
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Ida. Phurston
Willard S. Thurston
Chestnut Street
Edwin D. Thardino
Winter Street
Percy Pratt
Gordon Thurrington
Ellery Dosle
George Wo Larenbee
Mieniel Evden
Dirinl
Oak Grove
Austin M Holbrook dies in Augusta after Morse High honors
Austin M Wolbrook, 25, of this city, died at his home on Chestnut Street after a short illness. He was a Morse High graduate, active in the glee club as tenor soloist, and also played in the Bath band. He was a member of People's Church and held highest honors in graduation. He leaves his parents Charles T F Holbrook and Margaret M Holbrook, and three brothers Harold Fo of Warren Indiana Morton T of Rumford and Charles G of Dowith. two sisters Mrs Gladys Legard of Boston and Mrs Carolyn Thompson of Darth.
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Austin M. Wolbrook
Augusta
HH Brook
Chestnut Street
Mr. Holbrook
Charles TF
Margaret M. Holbrook
Morse High
Glee Cub
Tle
Bath
People's Church
Mrs. Lillian Kennerson 46 Dies Following Illness
Mrs Lillian M Kennerson wife of Horace PL Kennerson died June 25 after a long illness from paralytic strokes. Born in Bath August 23 1900 she was a daughter of John A L Carr and attended local schools. She was a member of Lowell temple PLoS embers will attend the funeral. She leaves her husband a daughter Mrs Lucy Campbell two sons Ralph and Roland Kennerson and brother Fred Carr of Walpole.
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Lillian M. Kennerson
Horace PL Kennerson
Bath
TSTS
John AL. Carr
Lowell Temple
Plos
Kennerson
Lucy Campbell
Ralph
Roland Kenderson
Fred Carre
Walpole
Bowdoin Paper Mill Head Harry W. Cook Dies
Harry W. Cook longtime Bowdoin Paper Mill superintendent at Topsham died at his Brunswick home after throat cancer. Born in Gardiner in 1859 he was a prominent figure in the paper industry with experience in book paper and newsprint. He was connected to the Bellview lodge of Odd Fellows at Niagara Falls Casco Encampment and St Pauls Episcopal church. Survived by his wife Mrs Sinn O votes at Sinstend Ais son Brown of Gardiner and stepson K Ingalls of Pejepseot.
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Harry W. Cook
Bowdoin
Topsham
Brunswick
Ile
Gardiner
Bellview Lodge
Niagara Palls
N.Y
Casco
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sinn
Sinstend Ais
Brown of
K. Ingalls of
Pejepseot
Funeral of Mrs. Kennerson Held at Home Service
The funeral of Mrs. Lillian M wife of Horace B P Kennerson was Friday at three at her home on Oliver street Rev BE Lewis Wall of Beacon street church officiated and a delegation from Lowell temple Pas was present. Bearers were Walter Kennerson Elwood Campbell Chester and Charles Worrey. Burial was in Oak Grove.
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Lillian M
Horace BP. Kennerson
Oliver Street
BE. Lewis Wall
Beacon Street
Lowell Temple
Pas
Walter Kennerson
Elwood Campbell
Chester
Charles Worrey
Oak Grove
Funeral service for Melville O Wright at Snowpark home
Funeral held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Wright home 11 Snowpark led by Rev. Samuel A Evans with bearers Krank Thompson Harold Wright Irving Peabody and Walter Perry. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
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Melville O. Wright
Snowpark
Samuel A. Evans
Krank
Harold Wright
Irving Peabody
Walter Perry
Oak Grove
Holiday Personalities Move Through Phippsburg Community
Mrs. James returns from three weeks with daughter in the Center as others visit family at Squirrel Point light and Dre Hore. Local residents travel to New York and Chebeague Island while scouts camp at Witter Cove. Percy school closes with a picnic and farewells from students Edmund Rollins and Gladys Dyer.
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James
George C. Pease
John FB. Leach
Key Rhian
Turner McCarty
Everett
Mass
Leneh
Betwen Key West
Tavania
Eugene Coleman
Mar
CL. Karight
Squirrel Point
Coleus
Doane
Catherine
Edna Weston
Portland
George Weston
Dre- Hore
JW. Doughty
Seedro Wooley
Washington
Brunswick
Radiopriams
New York
Amd
Houdlette
Nelson Heald
Yarmouth
Anita Williamus
John PF. Williams
Boston
Stacey House
Popham Beach
AL FL Williams
Stevens
South Deerfield
Scott Mason
Sumner
Parker Wend
Sarah Stacey
Hienes Mc Minott
Porthind
William Cuallity
Bucksport
Martha J. Percy
Cox's Head
Boy Scouts of
Bath
Witter Cove
West Point
George C. Beals
Stonybrook
William Gilman
Terma Gilman
Stanwood Gilman
Ashdate
Tormim
Ashale
Frank Leach
Chebeague Island
Waltham
Boawdoinhiam
Percy
Summer arrivals and local society notes at Totman cottage
Among recent arrivals Mrs Owens and son of Washington DC opened their Totman cottage. Mr Denbigh and Miss Denbigh arrive later this week from New York. West Point Red Cross Thrift drive engages many entrants with prizes to be awarded this Stammer. Miss Josephine Sweeny home from Limerick for Sunday with Mrs Jennie Sweeny. Smiths hig sees lively summer activity as Mrs Oscar Gillison serves refreshments on dine evenings. West Point school juniors host entertainments to raise funds for a phonograph. Mr and Mrs Landmaster return to San Francisco after a week with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ernest Phaiskedl.
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Jennie Sweeny
Smith's Hig
Oscar Gillison
West Point
Landmaster
San Francisco
Rotary hears about the Panama Canal
At a Tuesday noon Bath Path Rotary luncheon Malcolm Grailian of Wiscasset spoke on a Panama Canal visit during construction. Balopticon views were shown by Henry F. Butler. The club voted to give Junior Chautauqua tickets to Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum children. Out of town guests included C W Bickford N Edwin Covel ALPS Provost John DeShon and others.
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Path Rotary Club
Malcolm = Gralian
Wiscasset
Panama Canal
Henry F. Butler
Popham Beach Cottages Protest Poor Conditions
Hubert Th McCarty voices frustration with Phippsburg officials over unsafe boardwalks and dune walkways at Popham Beach. He notes about twenty cottages, limited rental availability, and a toll on town tax revenue as aging access paths deter seasonal visitors and potential year round residents.
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Bath
Popham Beach
Phippsburg
Poplist
Neleetinen
Phippsbiryg
Phingsbure
Bord
Phippsburs
Popham
Poplingbeach
Hubert Th Mecarty
Boy Scouts Return From Camping Trip
West Point in Sebasco and nearby areas hosted a two day scout outing. Patrol leaders and members, including Llamilton and MacDonald, led hikes, swimming, cleanup, and a baseball challenge with Sebasco team producing a close score.
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West Point
Phippsburg
Psobs Rewe
Crail
Sebasco
Palmer
Snipes
Boutin
Beec Rer
Trou. Webster
MacDonald
Ove
Llamilton
Lesier
Webster
Th MacDonald
Perry
AL Sivegre
Hiatines
LL. Palmer
W. Talbot
Ko Orr
Reed
WH. Grant
We Wilson
Ukun
Htom S. Snipe
M. Losier
WL Norton
C. Brewster
A. Mullin
Moc Donnald
Savage
Ino
Tielland
Home brew seizure reported by sheriff officials
Sheriff officers seized large quantities of home brewed beer found at a residence. The report notes bottles and capping apparatus, with one resident identified and authorities preparing to analyze samples. The incident is described as occurring under local enforcement actions.
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Eugene Perkins
SPSL
Flenzer Dbamostreet
Er. Babine
Rift
Bath Street Fair Booth Construction Effort By Local Trade Group
Members of the Board of Trade and local businessmen will help erect booths on the west side of We park for the Bath Street Fair to benefit the City hospital. Volunteers are urged to arrive at two o’clock with hammer and saw to contribute an afternoon of labor. George P Davenport, recently recovering from a fall, planned a return to his office soon.
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Board of Trade
We Park
George PL Davenport
Drilling for Oil In Subzero Alaska Back of Portage Bay
Standard GHD Convoy of California faces extreme conditions in Alaska as they sink a deep well behind Portage Bay. Winter delays, severe ice and telecommunication issues hindered progress while drillers in remote camps endured hazardous terrain and equipment challenges.
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Califortnia
Portage Bay
Pavel
Merreh
Linifeattan
Frei San
Ohm
Columbia
Menor
Argentine
Philippines
Chance to Attend U S Naval Academy
The government offers a free four year university education at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Each year 100 enlisted Navy men may enter via the Naval Academy Preparatory School which prepares candidates for the entrance exams. Applicants enlist before Aug 1 for the next intake. stations are in Lawrence, Lowell, Haverhill and Bangor.
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United States
United States Naval Acaidermy
Annapolis
Navy Department
Congress
United States Navy
Navy
United States Naval Academy Preparatory School
Dee. T
Annnapolis
Atmapolis
Amnapolis
Aly
Ang. T
Ammapolis
Laan
Lawrence
Lowell
Haverhill
Mass
Banger
Japan Extends Laws to Bind Saghalien to Empire
The Japanese cabinet moves to enforce conscription, nationalization, census, and registration laws in Saghalien, aiming to integrate the eastern territory with the empire. Officials say southern Saghalien has shown progress and is ready to be governed as an integral part of Japan.
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Saghalien
Othe Russe Diapinmese Wien Dais Nite
Postponed Equity Hearing In Bath City Case
Equity case of Mike Zoome against the city was postponed at the request of Corporation Counsel W. Cadden and Justice Spear will announce a new date likely for the last of July. Zoome may sell hot dogs on Bath streets meanwhile.
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Mike Zoome
AL Mo
Sutherland Family Visit Spurred Weekend Plans
Robert Sutherland and his nephew John Sullivan of Porthind visited for ten days then left Saturday to spend the weekend with Mrs. Joseph Martin in Palermo before traveling to Skewhegan. Sutherland also being joined by his sister Mrs. William Lenin and brother Alexis Sutherland.
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Robert Sutherland
John Sullivan
Porthind
Joseph Martin
Palermo
Skewhegan
Sutherlind
William Lenin
Ales Sutherlind
Maine Highways Under Construction Report
Sections of Maine highways show extensive work with detours and gravel projects across Northport Belfast Lincoln Passadumkeng and other routes. Travel allowed over active work as crews advance on 45 mile and 50 mile gravel projects with daily progress targets and multiple detours posted along congress street Perkins road and local connectors.
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New Gloucester
Wien
Norwins
Garay Corner
Dsrnville
Polo Springs
Northport
Belfast
Billaimens
Northpoart
Miller
Congress Street
Perkins Road
Northport Avenue
Nowridgewoek - Skowhegan
Cols Kellet
Lincoln
Pwo-tiftes
Pravel
Passadumkeng
Smyrna
Perry
Oie
Ediulunds
Ginning
Syoemdoof
Mortherly
Brunswick Players Organize A Local League Schedule
A Brunswick league forms with clubs such as Knights of Pathias Red Men and American Legion. Games are set for July and August at the Delta rink, starting at 3 o clock. Matches list Firemen Knights of Columbus Red Men and others with dates from July 25 to August 18.
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American Legion
Raigts
Cahuotus
Lerhue Deen
Furnish
Bennewick
Aantbeur
Tieles Iwiights
Vathias
Ales Peerpowst
Mien
Djernick
Nason
Asien Legion
Centrence
AL Browns Wauights of
Columbus
George Wa
Leonard
Alfred LeTarte
Tsthiis
Tival
Pathias
Colmbus
Viremen
Odd Pelhows
Magi
Piremen
Waeltoof
Waeltoof Dpathios Ve Red Men. July WW W Knights of Columbus
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Knights of Columbus
VU Sates Firemen
Koyight of Columbus
Nuwuer
Teewion
Td Fellows
Ouhi Bellows
Kaights of Pathias
Firemen
Right
Smokestack Proposal Sparks Rothenburg Citizens’ Protest
Rothenburg residents object to a town council decision granting a factory permission to erect a 200 foot smokestack in the town center. They argue it would mar the medieval city known for its preserved walls, towers, and ties to the Thirty Years’ War era, suggesting placement in the valley below.
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Rothenburgers
Gertigny
Tilly
Rothenburg
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