Church League Opens Season in Bath with 19–14 win
Bath's church league opened as Wesley defeated People's church 19 to 14 on the North End diamond. Wesley erupted for 14 runs in the fifth inning after two outs, while the Baptists and Methodists traded early runs. Oliver led with four stolen bases. Morse and Hamilton pitched for Wesley and the Baptists, with Morse finishing strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
New Church Baseball League
North End
Wesley
People’s Church
Baptists
Methodists
Oliver
Artilea People
Smith
Ward
Webber
B. Crocker
Whittemore
R. Crocker
Tabor
Morse
Armes
Savage
Ayer
Hamilton
BB. Crocker
Crocker
Plummer
Mayo
Duchesse de Richelieu Gains Noted Acclaim In New York Recital
Duchesse de Richelieu formerly Miss Elinor Douglas Wise of Baltimore earned praise after singing in French English and Russian at Ernesto Fabbri’s New York home for Signora Cle mente Bologna’s benefit. The Boston Herald notes broad anticipation for her public debut as a major world soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesse de Richelieu
Elinor Douglas Wise
Baltimore
Bath
Mme
Emma Eames
Red Cross
Columbia
Ernesto Fabbri
New York
Signora Clemente Bologna
Duchesse
Boston Herald
France
Hames
Bowdoin Student Escapes After Car Plunges From Bank
A Bowdoin student named Hatch drove from Pine Street onto Middle Street and swung toward the State road wrong way. The car toppled over a steep bank near Spring and Middle, but officer Harry Thompson and Bob Craig jacked it up with blocks and freed the vehicle, allowing the student to return to Brunswick in time for breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Hatch
Bath Streets
Lower Middle Street
Pine
Spring
Middle
State Road
High Bank
Harry Thompson
Bob Craig
Brunswick
Busy June term of Sagadahoc probate court reports
The June first session of Sagadahoc County Probate Court led by Judge James B Lowell granted wills and appointments, issued executors and admins without bonds, filed petitions for probate of multiple estates, and approved inventories, accounts, and real estate licenses across Bath Richmond Phippsburg Topsham and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadnahoe County
James
Lowell
Annie E. Doughty
Noank
Conn
Sanford Doughty
Minetta
Turner
William A. Conant
Phippsburg
Grace K. Reynolds
Emma @. Cobb
Topsham
Joseph L. Cobb
Clara J. Oliver
Bath
William
Oliver
Charles FE
Berry
Mary E. Bickford
Richmond
Charles B
Meserve
Arabine A. Coulhiard
Ina M. Williams
J. Clark Flagg
Florence A. Darrah
Clara C. Hogan
Alfred H. Hogan
Frances A. Dunham
William A. Dunham
Homer B. Richardson
Boston
Mass
John V. Woodard
Grace TL. Donnell
Robert W. Donnell
Frances W. Bliss
Charles KE. Bliss
Alfred M. Minott
Harold TD. Minott
Frank M. Leavitt
Grace M. Leavitt
Zima TB
Butler
Ella J. Perry
Florence Ella Flagg
Wilfred Beaudoin
Chicopee
Maxs
Victor Leclerc
Sareno A. Richards
Clarence A. Robinson
George A. Robinson
Almon L. Marr
M. Lewis
Georgetown
Abbie L. Denham
Eliza N. Cromwell
Walter E. Bongartz
Leander V. Shepard
Georgie B. Parkins
Lombard
Edith Ll. Perkins
Whippsburg
Ernest FE. Howe
Harriet N. Howe
Elizabeth M. Reed
Charles H. Reed
Bath National Bank
Rachel EF. Dunning
Georgie M. Perkins
Edith FE. Perkins
Emma E. Mitchell
Joseph R. Mitchell
Gravee Tu. Donnell
Charles K. Bliss
Joseph F. Skolfield
Clara M. Skolfield
Harold B. Minott
Emma
Cobb
Herbert Alvin Blackie
John R. Blackie
John ¥. Skolfield
Clara M Skolfield
Scott R. Frye
Clara A. Davis
Charles TL. Potter
Bowdoin
Chester M. Marshall
Annie ST. Hyde
Williams. Shorey
Femma
Edward W. Wheeler
Walter S. Glidden
State OF Maine
Saccalahoc
Sagadahoc
Said
Ames S. Lowell
Grace Church Rector Accepts a Call
Rev. Culbert McGay resigns as rector of Grace Episcopal church after 13 1/2 years. He will lead Susquehanna Parish in Easton diocese, covering St. James Port Deposit and St. Marks Perryville. The vestry accepts his resignation effective Aug. 1. McGay to preach Morse High baccalaureate June 12 at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbert McGay
Susquehanna Parish
Easton
Maryland
St. James Church
Port Deposit
St. Marks
Perryville
McGay
Morse High School
Grace Church
Isaac Wright Funeral Held At Woolwich
The funeral of Tiane Wright was held Friday afternoon at D. J. Hathorn home on Mill Road Woolwich with Rev. M. D. Webster officiating. Selections were sung by Mr. Webster and Miss Sarah Bagley. Burial followed at Laurel Grove. Mrs. Byron Stevens died Sunday in Woolwich with her father Captain J. H. Haley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiane Wright
D. J. Hathorn
Mill Road
Woolwich
Byron Stevens
Capt
Church League Seeks Field Use for Games and Practice
The Church league plans to use Kelley field for league games at North end diamond and asks the city council committee to grant two nights weekly for practice. Members argue organized teams deserve priority over casual practice and urge a formal schedule on Thursday and Friday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church League
North End
Kelley
Twilight league leads with two tied atop standings
With the second week finished, fans can gauge teams as lineups will change this month and the winner remains undecided. Lovers of baseball should visit Kelley field to see teams playing for the love of the game and giving their all nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley Field
Epworth League Social Planned For Church Lawn
At a Jenson Street Epworth League meeting a committee led by Roger Worrey Ralph Lovejoy Marion Dain and Aimie Shepard was formed to organize an ice cream social on the church lawn in the near future Proceeds will aid Beacon Street ball team equipment The church parlor sold 90 worth of products New members include Mrs Weston L Bonney Mrs Harvey K Erskine Louise Malon and Faith Blake Rev John Roy Brown spoke on Methodist centenary aid to devastated France and Italy with stereopticon views 40 members attended Hostesses served shrimp salad punch and cake Next meeting outdoors Sanford Nickerson chairs the committee with power to choose assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenson Street
Epworth League
Roger Worrey
Ralph Lovejoy
Marion Dain
Aimie Shepard
Beacon Street
Church League
Weston L. Bonney
Harvey K. Erskine
Louise Malon
Faith Blake
John Roy Brown
France
Italy
Fannie Oliver
Violet Lumsden
Myrtus Lutz
Hazel Henderson
Sanford Nickerson
Miss Dallas Tyler Visiting Bath Friends
Miss Dallas Tyler of New York is a house guest of Mr and Mrs Frederick K Drake. A well known actress recently in The Famous Mrs Fair with Henry Miller and Blanche Bates she began her stage career with Richard Mansfield. She also led wartime theatrical work in France under UMLCLA and impressed Paris and soldiers with her performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Tyler
New York
Frederick K. Drake
Miss Tyler
Henry Miller
Blanche Bates
Mrs. Fair
Richard Mansfield
France
Umlcla
Paris
Bath Marine Engineers Hold Final Meeting of Season
Twenty six Bath branch members of the American Society of Marine Engineers held their last monthly gathering before a two month summer break at Garnet house. They traveled by member cars, enjoyed shore dinner, and conducted routine business with President Fred W. Armes presiding. Thomas P Black received a thanks for arranging the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Society of Marine Engineers
Garnet House
Fred W. Armes
Thomas P Black
Reynolds Narrowly Misses Victory in Portland Bowling
Maurice Reynolds of this city trailed Pagel by two pins in the RWweep stakes match in Portland Thursday night as Massachusetts bowlers claimed all four purses. Whalen led with 1053, Poehler 1089, Walsh 988, Pagle 981. Farrar did not compete. Boothbay Harbor plans a Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Reynolds
Portland
Massachusetts
Whalen
Poehler
Walsh
Pagle
Reynolds
Pagel
Preston Farrar
Bath Ferry Rates Heard After Chamber Petition
A Bath State Ferry rate modification will be sought via a Public Utilities Commission hearing after a state house conference in Augusta led by Senator Rupert H. Baxter. The Bath Chamber of Commerce and a group including N Gratz Jackson and Ralph H. Dunton seek reopening of the 1920 rate decision and a public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath State Ferry
Public Utilities Commission
State House
Augusta
Rupert H. Baxter
Chamber
Pres. N. Gratz Jackson
Lee
Lucian D. Fuller
Ralph H. Dunton
Percival P. Baxter
Paul D. Sargent
State Highway Commission
Sec. Fuller
Chamber of Commerce
Bath State
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Maine
Dural L. Howard
Wilbur C. Oliver
Walter S. Glidden
J. Edward Hughes
William I. Skelton
William B. Mussenden
Pres
Old Ladies Attend Concert by Miss Julia Jackson Pupils
Miss Julia Jackson conducts piano pupils for the Old Ladies IH Home recital on High Street. The 16 residents, in best Summer dresses, enjoyed a varied program with violin solos, duets, and pantomime led by Stephen Pomeroy and with performances by Dorothy Sheldon Muriel Ross Sophie Greenblatt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Jackson
High Street
Annie M. Williams
Times Office
Stephen Pomeroy
L. EF. Orth
Dorothy and
Muriel Ross Robins
Krogsmann
Sophie Greenblatt
Margaret Tolland Tries
Ader Ree
J. Waydn
Dorothy Morse
Dorothy Sheldon
Sophie
Bessie Greenblatt
Conan
Katherine Stinson
Fischer
Helen Safford
Krentzlin
Evelyn Petlock
Alger
Delores Felt
Basty Cine
Rossini
Jackson Presen Erighouts
Muriel Ross
Otenee Grant
Schaffer
Margaret Minott
Eve Foster
Godard
Schytte
Madelyn King Pya Ea Veg Heller
Morse Margaret Minott Jeaumont
Dorothy Ross Ondine
Delightful party honors Mrs Thompson after wedding
Miss Charlotte Hallet wed George A Thompson at Boothbay Harbor in a Saturday ceremony hosted by cosmopolitan club friends. A Thursday night party at the club featured informal dancing, vocal selections by Miss Gertrude Carleton, games, fireside chats and a presented electrolier for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hallet
George A. Thompson
Cosmopolitan Club
Gertrude Carleton
Miss Hallet
Richard Matthews Halet
Boothbay Harbor
Lonie Hodgkins
Jane Moulton
Edwina Mayers
Dorothy Jewett
Verna Brackett
Vera Howe
Beatrice Spinney
Bessie Moyers
May Tole
Carmela Appleby
Mildred Harrison
Dorothy Muensch
Eva Pratt
Ethelyn Nye
Margaret Foster
Katherine Mayers
Nellie Sawyer
Carolyn True
Flag Day Observance by Bath Elks June 14
Bath lodge of Elks will observe Flag Day on June 14 with exercises. A patriotic address is expected from a prominent local orator and Gaudreau's band will provide music. The program aims to interest both the public and B P O E members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Gaudreau
B.P.O.B
Veteran Bath Man Returns from War and Canada Training
Michael J. Callahan ended nine months in Montreal learning shoe repairing as a funded Canadian program. He began as a Bath volunteer in the Spanish War serving in the monitor Wyandotte engineering unit, then the Philippines. In World War I he joined the Sth Irish battalion earning an honorable discharge after losing his right leg on the Semaine front. He later worked at Bathoren Works in Totac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Callahan
Montreal
Bath
Isos
Sth
Massachusetts
Guillimnot
Gincehy
Trones Woods
Guidscourt
Mienrs-on-the-Semame
Bathoren Works
Tota
New Synagogue Planned for Bath Community
Local Jewish families in Bath plan a wooden synagogue with brick foundation on their lot between Sos qind SG Washington street. If terms are satisfactory, construction may begin this summer with a 50 by 45 front and single story height, including a gallery for women and ground floor for men. There are 26 Jewish families in Bath expressing satisfaction at reaching a firm funding stage for worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sos
Washington Street
Bath
River Thieves Target Kennebec Yacht Club Boats
Members of the Kennebec Yacht Club report nightly thefts at moorings. Gasoline, carburetors, electrical coils, rope, flags, anchors and other equipment have been stolen or tampered with, prompting the club to hire a watchman to guard boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Yaehtelah
Kennebec Yacht Club
Genesta Chapter entertains visitors in Bath lodge event
More than 30 members of Mt. Olivet chapter Lewiston and 25 members of Garrison Hill chapter Wiscasset visited Genesta chapter O B S Bath. They were greeted by Mrs. Luther Thompson and enjoyed supper as four members were initiated. Guests included Nina Talbot and Mildred Patten. Fred Colby led the supper committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
Lewiston
Garrison Hill
Wiscasset
Genesta
O. Bos
Bath
Luther Thompson
Nina Talbot
Mildred Patten
Brunswick
Fred Colby
Ovef
Blackboard Eden by Weeks Street janitor draws acclaim
John Fleming a 600 year old janitor at Weeks Street school house completed a chalk drawing on a Court Street extension blackboard. The scene shows the Garden of Eden before the Fall with Satan and Eve, reflecting Fleming’s Bible knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fleming
Weeks Street
Court Street
Satan
Eve
Plenong
Fleming
Phi Rho elects new officers and excursion plans
Luther Hall is elected president of the Phi Rho society with Roger Worrey as vice president and Edward True as treasurer. An excursion to Old Orchard is planned for June 20 with no girls allowed. Examinations are next week and graduation events are set for June 15 to 17, as Mary McDougall attends a medical convention in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Rho Society
Luther Hall
Roger Worrey
Edward True
Ray Haley
John Gillespie
Lloyd Coombs
Thomas Bates
Glenn Joyce
Phillios
Old Orchard
Morse High
Morse
Elsie Cotten
Dorothy Leonard
Luther’ Hall
May Brown
Roland Perry
Leslie Wold
New Meadows
Portland
Onrichard
Apple Valley Journey Through Hood River Valley
The writer details a week on an apple ranch in Dee Oregon Hood River valley. He notes irrigation abundance big mountains and a climate ideal for apple growing. He explains market difficulties freight rates and hardships for farmers across the West and hints at upcoming travels to Tacoma Seattle and Puget Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood River
Wortland
Pacific Coast
Nichols
Dee
Oregon
Hood River Valley
Maine
United States
Toad Biser Valley
Mt. Tlood
Lvery
Tes
California
Pacific
Far West
Dues Ioere
East
Middle West
Russia
China
Aroostook
Tudinna
Tacoma
Seattle
Puget Sound
Hungry Methodists Feast After Moseleys Outing
A group of 28 hungry Methodists from Freeport traveled in six cars led by Thomas Perkins and Lloyd Daley to Moseleys for a chicken supper. The party included numerous families and friends who sang, danced a few informal steps, and returned to Bath around 11. Committee members organizing the event were Mrs Frank Tidall, Mrs Esther Brown, Lloyd Daley, Miss Evelyn Oliver, and Miss Musetta Tenderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moseley’s
Freeport
Thomas FP. Perkins
Lloyd J. Daley A. GG. Oliver
Wallace Tenderson
Andrew M. Butterfield
Fred J. Armes
A.M. Butterfield
Nellie Follett
Walter Day
Mina Snipe
Arthur G. Oliver
Lissa Dearborn
Evelyn Oliver
Musetta Tenderson
Wallace Henderson
Otis N. FE. Card
Charlotte Cook
Esther Brown
Phyllis Wall
Erlon M. Duimlap
Thomas F. Perkins
Mors
Frank TL. Viall
Lloyd G. Daley
Mere
Robert Gordon
Otis N. BE. Card
Bob Gordon
Erlon Dunlap
Esther Prawn
Nova Scotia
Bath
Frank Tidall
M. Evelyn Oliver
Musetta Trenderson
P Z OConnell to Open Stacey House at Popham Beach
P Z OConnell formerly of the Montclair hotel will open the Stacey house at Popham Beach on June 15 for the season. He has 15 years in the hotel business and his newly married wife is also experienced in hotels. they expect a full house at Popham during the summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Z. O'Connell
Montclair
N. J
Stacey
Popham Beach
Popham
Father of Three Children Writes From Panama Canal Zone
Balboa Panama Canal Zone a father of three writes requesting two bottles of Dr True s Elixir by mail He praises the product calling it the best family remedy and claims it cured a sick child last summer with no worm signs since use He touts safety and quick results for all ages including children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balboa
Canal Zone
Dr. True
Panama
Terrible case of eczema relief after Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva
Dover New Hampshire resident recounts a long battle with eczema ending after using Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva. He notes dramatic improvement within a week and complete relief after two boxes plus one of Sootha Salva. Advertised price: 0c per box or six for $2.50, sold by Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
OG Densburg
N.Y
Former Bath Boy May Get Appointment
William O. Briry of Melrose Massachusetts a former Bath boy and brother of Dr ded ward FE Briry and Miss Mary Briry of Grove street has been honored by United States Senator Ltoney Cabot Lodge who has recommended him to President Harding for appointment as assistant supervisor of customs in charge of drug inspection at Posten. Mr Drury is also secretary of the Commercial Travelers Republican club of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William OS. Briry
Melrose
Mauss
Bath
Dedward FE. Briry
Mary Briry
Grove Street
United States
Ltoney Cabot Lodge
President Harding
Customs
Posten
Drury
Department of Civil Service
Registration
Massachusetts
Tle
Commercial Travelers Republican Club
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People’s
Teresinr
FE. Whittemore
HI Armes
H . Ay . Brown
R . Godfrey
At Crocker
W. Oliver
Fabbri
Fletcher
Isaac Wright
Wesley Tee
People's Peee Beacon Ae
Corliss Peeve Rene Neresare
Corliss
Beacon
Texaco
Knights of Columbus
White Bears
Holy Name
Aces
Miss Dallas Tyler
Marine Engineers Society
Public Utilities Board
Thelma Deering Heather Rose
Wees Lange
Twilight
Tarantelle
Schiller
Long
Michael Callahan
Genesta Chapter
PHI Rhos
ELECT
Mary McDougall
American Medical Association
Wesley Church
Panama Canal Zone
Dover
Dover, N. H
E. N. Olzendam, D. V. M
Thompson-Hallet
George AL Thompson
Wits
Easter Avenue
Richard Matthews Tphallet
Rey Woo Tradford
Congregational Church
Matherine Mayers
Phose
Andrews Trallet
Yaououthport
William Thompson
Ntnie Robinson
Frank Lemont
Waltham
el. Od. Hall
South Orange
Jeans
Richard Hallet
Hallet
Walter T. Polten
Lewis
Pathound
Katherine
Goroount
Samuel RR
Percy
Andrews Tallet
Yarmouthport
Liberty Theatre
Mes
Thompson
High
Bedford Streets
State OF
Savadahoe
Belle AL Wallace
Chester T. Wallace
Sarah M. Sinclair
Toledo
Ohio
Fmery C. Wallace
Filward
Woaldiee
Margaret H. Wallace
N. Y
Marriaere
Hattie Bowker
Beatrice Clark
San Antonio
Texas
Olive Bolliggins
West Bath
Ada MelIntire
Howard Browker
Belle A. Wallace
William F. Dunham
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