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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

6

Winnegance Men s Club Builds Toward Memorial Day Project

Memorial day work sees most members on site laying floor timbers for a new community house. June meeting to elect new members with dues rising from 1 to 5 dollars after the meeting, and arrears must be paid. Local news covers members, construction notes, bridge safety, social club activities, and church services.

Lester Perry Earl Perry Randolph Charles KB. Hewitt, Jr Southport Mr. Hewitt Capitol Island Hewitt Percy Morse N. Blaisdell & Sons Kennebec A. PD Joseph VP. McCutcheon Fred Oliver John G. Morse Edgar Oliver Ernest Rogers Frank Perry Robert Manson Albert Morse Arthur W. Brown Olney C. Perry Omar Perry Charles EF. Preble Joseph B. McCutcheon Edwin Small Wilton G. Bates Winfield W. Morse Walter Rogers J. Parker Morse Zina M. Eaton Earl Morse Herbert Morse Robert P. Manson Charles FE. Preble Joseph Ti. McCutcheon J. A. Trueworthy Milton T. Morse Means Winneganee Bridge Parker Head Eugene Spinney Olmer C. Perry Olney Perry James Purington W. A. Perry Abram C. Oliver Charles E. Preble High Street Grace Trask City Hospital William Campbell Mystery Club Thatcher Pinkham Belle Hunt Coombs Bath Fred E. M. Holman

Winnegance Defeats Resolutes in Six Inning Sweep

Winnegance added another win last Wednesday night defeating the Resolutes 16 to 3 in six innings. The game was called due to darkness by mutual agreement of captains Jones and Sheldon who were the battery.

Sprague Wirhnegance Winnegance Horace Morse Uampire Talbot Robson T. Daley W. Daley Oliver, Ax Cross Otis Hunt Perry J Winneganee Resolutes Jones Sheldon

Popham Beach Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Developments

Popham Beach reports frequent visitors from Bath Augusta and Boston with plans for cottages, shingle work, and hotel renovations. Es tates Co engages civil engineer A Corliss to plat Marrs Hill for lot sales while agents pursue eight Lot purchases. The steamer Sabine starts summer service June 16 and locals anticipate summer activities and home additions.

H. WH. McCarty DeLong J. H. Stacey Meccarty Moses Chandler L. J. Oliver Sherburne Augusta Daniel Bishop Bath Fiere Riverside Col. C.D. Wainwright Party of Popham Beach Estates, Inc A. Corliss Marr’s Hill Massachusetts J. H. Stacy Fopham Beach Estates Co A. F. Williams Boston Popham Beach Grocery Co S. Drake Lexington Mass Stacy House Hans Fredericks Webber Cottage Fred A. Fischer Sabine Popham Beach Steamboat Co Leroy Ulmer J. T. Stacy George F. Chandler Owen Ledyard Augustus A. Verey Percy Popham Beach George FE. Percy Mr. Edwards Salem Webber V. Minott Popham Road

Dresden Residents Spend Week Visiting and Traveling

Portland guest DRESDEN W Freeman visits John Lilly. Bath visitor Gladis Feedlin stays with grandmother Ann Perkins. Georgie Lilly visits South Dresden home. Munsey family with A P Lilly for weekend. N A Fitch weekends with Kennebec house. Families James and Lilly take Chelsea trip by car. Hallowell of Augusta visits Bert Lilly. John Lilly surprised by a 700 pound roe sturgeon at his weir. Ice cream supper at South Dresden church raises funds. Harold Wall spends weekend from Gardiner.

W. Freeman Portland John Lilly Gladis Feedlin Bath Ann Perkins Georgie Lilly South Dresden Herbert Munsey Melvin James Charles James Lilly Chelsea Hallowell Augusta Bert Lilly Helen Friend South Dresden Harold Wall Gardiner

Deserved That Doughnut and The Grocery Visit

A mother bakes doughnuts for Junior who asks for more and is denied. A grocery man brings flour and later delivers groceries prompting Junior to demand his doughnut. The tale contrast with a science note on stars being geometrical points in apparent disks.

Junior

New Maine State Association President Elected

Harry C. Sullivan was chosen as president of the Maine State Association MA L C at the annual Portland meeting. Bath will host the next convention. Officers include Fred C. Spencer vice president and William A. Powers secretary. National officers attended and a banquet at the Falmouth hotel celebrated the installation.

Harry C. Sullivan Maine State Association Ma.l.c Portland Bath Fred C. Spencer Lewiston Wiliam A. Powers Charles G. Crowell Augustus Timothy W. Cantley A. J. Davis Rumford Thomas G. Brenan Brunswick Ansel (. Saunders Rockland W. A. Grown L. A. Lafayette Augusta T. L. Donahue J. E. Reidy P. H. Marshal Waterville W. A. Michie J. A. O'Brien Lewixton Falmouth George FE. Donnelly Cantwell Post Office Department

Sarkis Arrests Wife Over Elopement and Flight

John Sarkis of Maxwell Street returned home May 2 to find Minnie Sarkis had stripped the house and left with Perley Stacey. They were arrested in Waterville on a statutory charge, bond set at $1000 each, hearing before Judge Atchley scheduled.

John Sarkis Maxwell Street Minnie Tale Perley Stacey Maine Bia Waterville Stacey Brook Street Charles W. Atchley Bath Sarkis John Sar

Miller wife links husband to Chicago slayings ride

Mrs. Margaret Miller told Chicago police her husband John Miller drove the car in which two policemen were killed during Chicago's labor unrest. She said plotters met at her home and that she dressed the wounds after the deadly ride.

Margaret Miller John Miller Chicago

Indian Gods Numbered At Thirty Million In Hindu Pantheon

W G Sibley notes in the Chicago Journal of Commerce that India harbors 30 million man made gods, each depicted in images with space and substance. Garnesh, patron of home life, is shown with an enormous paunch and elephant features. Tung Seguin towed the barge Shamokin from Purinton Bros to Parker flats for tow back to New York.

India W. G. Sibley Chicago Journal of Commerce Garnesh Tung Seguin Shamokin Purinton Bros Augusta Parker Flats New York

Lisbon Falls Beats Morse in the Tenth

Lisbon Falls rallied to tie Morse in the ninth and won 3 to 2 in the tenth. Porter pitched well for Lisbon Falls with eleven strikeouts, while Morse stranded seven runners. A key error by McIntosh in the second and Bernier’s aggressive baserunning helped Lisbon Falls seize the extra inning victory.

Morse Lisbon Falls Stubby Carr Falls Boys Whittier Jack Harding Davis Bucklin Jacek Narding Anl Harding McCabe Porter Hodgkins Tacklin Damien Bernier Pratt Stass McIntosh Clinto Secomd Chucklin Callan Sernier Ker Plunk Diamond Buecklin He SerRer F Whittier Ss Jack Caltag Stover Ieee Lhasa Bracklin Lisbon F'lly Mclntosh

Two giant eggs on display in Times window

Wil son Bailey from one Mountain Farm Woolwich sent two large eggs led by White Leghorn hens. One egg measured six and a half inches in circumference and three and a quarter inches long on May 25, the other six inches circumference by one and a quarter inches long on May 23. Both are heavy enough to hold two yolks.

Times Wilson Bailey Woolwich

First public radio concert to open in Maine Armory Hall

A Friday night event at Armory hall marks Maine’s first public radio concert with a novelty ball and radio demonstration. The Schenectady station will broadcast a varied program. balloons and confetti will be handed to dancers. The Magne Vox system is installed and should yield clear reception throughout the hall.

Public Radio Maine Armory Hall Schenectady

Virginia Welcomes Thousands to Mountain Vacation Land

The Virginia region opens to visitors with excursions from New York. Highlights include the Shenandoah Valley and Blue Ridge experiences, Luray Caverns, Shenandoah Grottoes, and Natural Bridge. Towns like Roanoke, Pulaski, Wytheville, and Abingdon offer mineral wells, hotels, and golf courses.

Old Dominion Mountain Hamilton - M. Wright Virginia Dominion State Europe Pacific Coast National Parks Canadian Rockies New York City Shenandoah Norfolk & Western Tiras Grand Old State South Allurms Blue Ridge Alleghantes Valley of Jackson Sheridan Rockies United States Blue Ridge Springs Roanoke Christiansburg New York Maple Shade Inn Pulski Alum Springs Old Virginia Pulaski Wytheville

Darwinian athletic lineage rarely yields dominant offspring

The article surveys sports dynasties and finds few cases where sons reach major league or championship level like their fathers. It cites Connie Mack, Jim Crowe, and others, noting limited success of offspring in baseball and boxing, while highlighting mixed outcomes and notable exceptions in college football and Yale.

Connie Mack Commie Tme Newark Moline Jimmy Rourke James, Jr Jimmy Wes Leche

Pair of Love Birds Vanish From Owner in South Anperieam

A pair of beloved South Anperieam lovebirds disappeared from 2 Redford Street after escaping on Saturday. Owner Edievend Dowling reported two Calimia parrots and two canaries at home. the lost lovebirds measured eight small beads from beak to tail and were found later near the Times office.

Redford Street T. T. Bailes Bedford Strove Hag Deowlimg Times Office Peregert

Cline and Striar Sentenced in Port Land Whiskey Case

Harvey Clime of Rockland received a four month term for a liquor conviction and was arraigned in U S district court Port Land. M E B Striar of Ranger faced charges for possession and transportation of three cases of whiskey with an April indictment. Striar pleaded guilty and was fined 230 dollars. Both sentences run concurrently to save jail time and Cumberland County jail houses short term prisoners.

Harvey Clime Rockland Peters U. S District Court Port Lend Monnday M. EB. Striar Ranger Bath Striar District Court Supreme Court Im Bath Jal Sagsdabee Cumberland County

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