Urges Buying Coal Supply Now Before Advance
The New England Coal Dealers Association urges consumers to buy coal now to avoid future price rises. It cites rising production and transport costs, wage hikes, and potential taxes as drivers of higher rates, and warns that delays could lead to shortages as mills and retailers stock up.
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New England
Monthly Labor Review
United States Department of Labor
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Pennsylvania
Hhe
Willingham
Ecwessend
Recent Real Estate Transfers Listed by Sagzadahoe Registry
Transactions show multiple property transfers across Bath Bowdoinham Bowdoin Georgetown Richmond Topsham and Woolwich. Names include Hans Johnson Joseph P. Dugal Lillian G White Maria F Toothaker William Rowe and others with transfers from individuals to heirs associations and Estates recorded by register Hiram T Stevens.
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Sagzadahoe Registry of Deeds
Hiram T. Stevens
Bath
Fred Dauphin
Hans Johnson
Frederick W. Barron Et al
Joseph Charles Footer
Delegates Named to Baptist State Convention
Elected at the First Baptist Church prayer meeting were Reverend and Mrs. Ernest M. Holman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mulcahy and Miss Corrie H Varney chosen as delegates to the state convention in Camden June 7 to 9.
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First Baptist Church
Camden
Ernest M. Holman
Samuel (. Mulcahy
Corrie H. Varney
Four Churches Enter Baseball Teams in Bath League
Bath forms a four church league with Wesley led by Harry Ward as president and Roger Worrey as vice president. L. L. Tooker and W. L. Savage serve as secretary and treasurer respectively. Teams from Wesley, People's Church, Corliss Street, and Beacon Street will play Tuesday and Friday nights at North end diamond with a June schedule through the 21st and tentative plans for field use at Welles field.
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Bath
People’s Church
Harry J. Ward
Wesley
Roger A. Worrey
Reneon Street
Lewis R. Moody
Corliss Street
W. Ll. Savage
Harry Ward
Douglas Armes
People's Church
L. L. Tooker
Corlins Street
Beacon Street
Roger A. Worres
Dean Bonney
Welles Field
North End
People's
Corliss
Beacon
People’s
People’s Vs
Beacon Vs
Sixty Masons Visit Augusta for Royal Arch Degree
Bath Royal Arch Masons numbering sixty visited Cushnee Chapter No. Augusta Thursday night for the Most Excellent Master degree. Over 2000 companions attended. Right Eminent Grand King David D. Wilson of Bath and Ches L. Shepard spoke. A supper followed. many members traveled in thirty-eight automobiles.
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Bath
Royal Arch Masons
Cushnee
Augusta
Auttendance
Granud
Royal Arch Masons of
Maine
David DL. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Ches L. Shepard
Montgomery & St. Bernard
Grand Chapter
Chester L. Shepard
John Sherm
John Wishart
George P. Larrabee
Robert Wishart
George Goodwin
Edward Hanks
Harry Thompson
Albert L. Strout
Felix Stinson
Montgomery and
St. Bernard Royal Arch
Maurice Traynes
John Wilson
Clyde McKinnon
Harold Dunn
Gardiner Rogers
Ralph O. Dale
Freeman Lord
Albion Field
L. Robertson
John ©. Humphreys
Walter BE. Erskine
Arthur F. Larrabee
WL Emery Chase
Charles BE. Curtis
Edward Morse
Luther Thompson
Harry A. Walters
Capt
Richard Quick
Benjamin Murray
Oscar Thornton
Arthur Miller
Joseph Solovich
Samuel Greenblatt
Charles Plaisted
Flier F. Rogers
Peter Zanis
Robert Mitchell
Greenleaf Mayo
Charles Foose
Melvin HL. Beerwort
Joseph Terrill
Arthur TB. Stilphen
Robert Wright
George
PUPILS ENTERTAINED FOR HELPING DRIVE AT MORSE HIGH
Principal and Mrs. Wilson of Morse high school hosted a party for room members who pledged the most per capita in the Salvation Army drive. Thirty five pupils attended with teachers present. Activities included contests for guessing car names, a flour ring contest, spelling, and a Virginia reel square dance followed by ice cream and cookies.
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Clinton
Wilson
Morse High School
Helen Johnson
Etta Berman
Mildred Parrison
Marshall White
Jimmy Catan
Warren DD
Oliver
Anna Arck
Paul Jones
New England colleges debate two basketball league plans
Colleges across New England vote on two formats for a regional league. Plan one would split into Eastern and Western sections with round robin within each and a final between section winners. plan two creates a single NEI league where each team plays at least 60 percent of opponents, drawing objections from smaller northern colleges.
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New England
Maine
Generous Bath Man Offers Park Renovation Aid
Bath landscape gardener Robert Sutherland offers free work to revive Flaherty Park on Lincoln Street in memory of John J. Flaherty the Bath boy who died saving a companion when the destroyer Jacob Jones was sunk December 6 1917. He asks Roland H SmithPost American Legion of Bath to supply volunteers and expects crew to begin soon with Memorial Day as target. If not ready by then he hopes work will proceed next week.
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Flaherty
Lincoln Street
John J. Flaherty
Bath
Tie
Jacob Jones
Robert Sutherland
Maine
Roland H. Smith
American Legion of Bath
the Times
James Lester Morse
Roland N. Smith
Phippyburg
Sutherland
Mr. Sutherland
More explicit signs urged for ferry access by motorists
A Bath driver near Commercial and Broad streets urges larger and clearer sign boards to guide automobilists toward the State ferry. He notes drivers unfamiliar with the area often misread the Front and Broad streets sign and head toward City landing, missing the ferry landing by the Kennebec river.
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Bath
Broa
Kennebec
Broad Street
City Landing
Maine
Florida
Most Valued Member Cup for Morse High Baseball
C W Clifford & Son displayed a handsome silver cup on ebony base to be awarded at Morse high school graduation to the most valuable baseball team member. Coach Walbridge will judge by fielding batting averages general attitude and team helpfulness. The cup will be engraved with the winner’s name.
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C. W. Clifford & Son
Mtost
Morse
The
Athletic Association
Walbridge
Boys Confess to Misdeeds in Kelley Home Breaks
Two boys, before Judge Keegan at police headquarters, confessed to their roles in a spate of breaks at the former Capt. John R. Kelley residence at 24 Summer Street now owned by The Texas Steamship Co. They admitted entering without permission, removing roof zinc around chimneys, and taking items from sleeping rooms. They implicated other youths who have since left the city. Judge Keegan released them with orders to report weekly at his office on Saturdays until further notice.
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Judge Keegan
John R. Kelley
Summer Street
The
Texas Steamship Co
Keegan
Thumb Amputation After Wood-Chopping Accident
Samuel Belanger of W. T. Smith & Son lost the end of his right thumb while chopping wood at Fred Higgins’s home last Wednesday night. The axe handle struck a block causing a misstrike and the blade severed the thumb at the first joint. He was driven to the city hospital by Mr. Higgins and Dr. J. M. Fuller dressed the wound.
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Samuel Belanger
W. T. Smith & Son
Fred Higgins
Morse Senior Play The Colonels Maid In Wiscasset
Morse high school senior class presented The Colonel's Maid Saturday night in Red Men's hall Wiscasset. An extra ferry trip was run from Woolwich to Bath to bring automobilists to the event. Graduation is planned for the Bath opera house on the 14th followed by a reception and alumni reunion on the 17th.
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Morse High School
Red Men's Hall
Wiscasset
Ferry
Hockomock
Woolwich
Bath
Bath Opera House
Assembly Hall
Burns Owen Nuptials In Brook Memorial Parsonage
Graydon D Burns and Elvira Owen wed at Brooks Memorial parsonage with Rev Ernest M Holman officiating. Double ring ceremony. couple to honeymoon and reside on lower MiddLe street. Burns son of Edward J Burns. bride daughter of Silas W Owen. Also notes rental of John H Stacy's Popham Beach house and Riverside hotel preparations. garden crops recovering from last week's frosts.
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Graydon D. Burns
Elvira Owen
Brooks Memorial Parsonage
Ernest M. Holman
First Baptist Church
Moris Brown
Arthur SK. Stewart
Auto
Lower Middle Street
Mr. Burns
Edward J. Burns
Mrs. Burns
Silas W. Owen
Morse High School
Charles L. Smith
John H. Stacy
Popham Beach
Riverside Hotel
Morse High Tops Lincoln Academy 9 to 1 in Baseball
Morse High defeated Lincoln Academy 9 to 1 at Kelley Field. Be lancer pitched two hits allowed over nine innings as Morse shows strong fielding and hitting improvements. Lincoln’s lone run came in the first. Morse added runs in the third sixth and eighth to seal the win.
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Morse High
Kelley Field
Lincoln Academy
Morse
Brad Belanger
Lincoln
Schroeder
Gay
Belanger
Perry
Stubby Carr
Stover
Stubby
McPhee
Flaherty
Carr
Boggs
Adams, Gay Draw Walks and Hit By Pitch in Game
The report records walks for Adams and Gay, hits by pitch to Gay and Clinton, strikes outs by Belanger and Adams, and an umpire duo of Daley and Ladd with Hall as scorer. Time noted as 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Adams
Gay
Belanger
Clinto
Daley
Ladd
Hall
Beacon Street Bible School Holds May Meeting
Beacon Street Bible School met in the church parlor on Wednesday with large attendance and busy sessions. Reports from teachers and superintendents were excellent. offerings remain strong despite fewer residents. The board voted to furnish pulpit flowers and to finance kitchen renovations with a committee from George R. Perry to Marion Bowie. An annual outing was added and new improvements to the church property were discussed. A social with ice cream and cake followed, hosted by Mrs. S. J. Reed and Miss Isabelle Reed with assistance from Mrs. William Thistle.
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Beacon Street Bible School
George R. Perry
Parker Worrey
Weston L. Bonney
Marion Dain
Marion Bowie
William Thistle
John Sherm
S. J. Reed
Isabelle Reed
Young People’s Union Plans July 16 Field Day
At Sagadahoc county and Brunswick Young People’s Union meeting held at Miss Sarah Black’s home plans were laid for a July 16 field day from 10 a m to 6 p m along the A and K Railway line between Bath and Brunswick likely on the New Meadows river bank. Committees were named for Athletics and refreshments with members listed. next executive meeting is June 13.
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Young People’s Union
Sagadahoe County
Brunswick
Sarah Black Spring Street
Bath
New Meadows
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John Sherm
Harry Ward
Lewis Moody
Roland Crocker
Ti. W. West
Paul Steward
Nellie Hunt
Katherine Albee
Musetta Henderson
Myrtle Shepherd
Margaret Reed
Cosmopolitan Club Card Party Delights Members
The Cosmopolitan club held a Wednesday card party with whist as the game. Mrs. Rachel Shaw Wedgdon claimed high score and a bayberry candle set. Mrs. Daniel T. Dougherty won a Dennison box for low score. Receipts go to the general treasury. refreshments served.
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Rachel Shaw Wedgdon
Daniel T. Dougherty
Dennison
General Treasury
Helen BillNeMneace
Seth S. Mullin
E. Motley Fuller
House
Frances Moses
Phyllis Wyman
Beatrice Spinney
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the Times Company
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Gineers
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Emet
Peoplean
Sen
Timental Ressons
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Portland
Europe
Gardiner
Kenneber Navigation Co
Deton-Kennebec Ser
Southbay
Pasenger
Benefees
Dealers’ Association
New Perfection
NEW Perfection Oil Cook
Andard Oil CO. OF
New York
New York State
Frrank A. Godwin
Kennebec Navigation Co
Boston
Burns
Owen
Bath Boys
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Steward
Wese
Wees
Tripp
Lake
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P Morriston
Cowan
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Bucklin
Perry Carry
Young People's Union
Cosmopolitan Club
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