Morse High School Blue and White Warriors End Season Strong
Morse High School’s Blue and White Warriors conclude a remarkable season under Coach Vic Pity and Capt Tyron Spon eonmetaded. Key players include Percy Pratt, Cosel Braywald, Jot. Pons Olinto, Norman McCabe, George Mealuin, Joe Doyle, Louis Pooler, Capt. Red Spinney, and Joseph Butler helping Morse defeat South Portiaid and finish with notable wins.
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Warriors
Morse High School
South Vortead
Datuoon
Tyron
Myint Vic Pity
Fem Ossut
Vincent Wildeau
Percy Pratt
Ehis
Joohking
Cosel Braywald
Mowe Butler
Pratt
Eix
Pons Olinto
Oliver
Joss
Heysward
Conte
Olives
Joe Doyle
Louis Pooler
Pires
McMann
McCabe
Joseph Butler
Butler
Spinney
Edgar Guest Night Proves Fine Success
The Edgar Guest concert at Winter Street church by the Tuesday Evening club drew about 125 attendees and raised 425 for the church treasury. Performances by Mr Lemont, Mrs Dornan Perkins, and others received encores, with readings and humorous pieces pleasing the audience.
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Edgar
Winter Street
Tuesday Evening Club
Evers Ember
Harry A. Beals
Ruth Green
Herbert Douglas
Edwin Powers
Arthur Lemont
John Sheldon
Hope Hersham
Lemont
Dornan Perkins
Mr Guest
Mr. Guest & Records
Arthur Crockett
Langdon TL Snipe
Trish
Thomas G. Vinek
Arthur Lement
Willisia Donnell
Edith Bowker
Ulmer Llodghkins
Winnifred Sampson
Francis Cooke
Harry Hlorne
Agrthine Pcroarkert
Bessie Potter
Mis
Ester Towlamd
Roscoe Merandden
Cony High Sextet to Meet Morse in Saturday Battle
Morse high seater faces Cony high squad in a top showdown on Saturday as both teams chase state honors and a hard fought win. The game at evening hours will be followed by a dance after the basketball clash.
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Morse High
Cony High
Cony
Portland High
Portland
Morse
Seven Tube Radio Set Made by a Bath Man
Randall Wo Veonard has assembled a seven tube radio set, unique in the city. He listened to broadcasts from the local area on Friday and Saturday nights, featuring the Knickerbocker trio selections. Mrs. Williaa J. White and Etta Huse are mentioned in connection with visits and radio enthusiasm.
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Randall Wo Veonard
Priddy
Drigna
Nknickerbocker
Eles
Ma Joeomard
Williaa J. White
Porthind
Mors
Etta Huse
Bath
Bath girl praises life in Florida city
Mrs. Madelyn Owen Phinney, now in Miami, writes to her parents in Bath Maine praising Miami as a tropical fairyland. She extols the climate beaches sports theatres and hospitality and notes the mile long causeway to Miami Beach plus recent giant sharks a sailfish and other sea life attractions. She says Maine friends might enjoy a season in Miami.
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and Meyrs
Silas W. Owen
Middle Street
Madelyn Owen Phinney
Miami
Fla
Pryors
Cocoanut Palm Park
Minnie
Miami Beach
Akiv
Westlake
Hugh Swaman
Phinney
Los Angeles
Maine
Board of Education Meeting Briefly Reports Home Nursing Class Setup
The Monday night session of the Board of Education was short and notes the purchase of complete equipment for the Bailey Evening School home nursing class. Accounts No. 1 totaling $0.50 were ordered paid. Decree Kallman, ex exalted ruler of Bath lodge, Ki ks, has been visiting. he is now in Boston.
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Board of Maication
Wilbon
Bailey Evening School
Aecounts No
Kallman
Bath Lodge
Kiks
Kye
Boston
Modern Farm Hay Dairy and Stock for Sale in Maine
The Frederick Wright Farm in North Bath offers 150 acres with 100 acres of hay, wood lot, orchard and market garden. It has three springs, 25 head of stock, three horses, a two story dwelling, outbuildings, running hot water, furnace heat, a 100 by 52 foot barn, farming implements, milking machine and two silos, a fine milk route, and is described as well kept in Sagadahoc County. Terms reasonable. Write Frederick Wright Bath Maine.
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Frederick Wright
North Bath
Sagadahoc
Bath
Maine
Sixty First Wedding Anniversary of Capt and Mrs Horatio Hall
Bowdoinham notes honor to Capt and Mrs Horatio Hall for their sixty first wedding anniversary on February 28 amid gifts from Pleasant Street friends and distant well wishes. Local events include Coombs high school play The Time of His Life at grange hall, a later dance, and community notices of birthdays and meetings across Merrymeeting Grange and ERS chapters.
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Horatio Hall
Horatio Hlall
Pleasant Street
Elmer Woodbury
Hotel
Richelieu
San Francisco
Coombs High School
Grange Hall
Bob Gray
Vera Ackley
Ernest Millay
Peter Wycombe
Norma Fogg
Earle Douglass
Dorothy Landon
Verona Moore
Tom Carter
Burton Wheelock
James Landon
Kenneth Whittemore
Officer Hloogan
Elmore Webber
Tom
Myron Heenie
Augusta Hawes
Beech Till Orchards
Howard Sewall
Auburn
Charles Sylvester
Ernest Sylvester
F. W. Curtis
Helen Gould
Given
William Graves
Ida Douglas
Mary Heath
H. B. Jack
Charles Hatch
Carleton Jenkins
Hawes
William Given
Lewiston
W.S. Given
Portland
Robert Gass
Walter Talbot
Albert Henderson
Electa Chapter
ER. S
Merrymeeting Grange
Amily Rideout
Edith Rowe
Grange
Napoleon Vachon
George Brown
Richard Denham
Stobert Ferguson
Norman Rowe
I. T. Johnson
Clifford Heenie
George A. Hackett
Goodnight Minstrels
QO. Parinton
W. H. Gould
EL. Browne
I. J. Johnson
Iy Kunes
Merry Workers Club
Tereer
Helen Hackett
Kenneth Webber
Thelma Messick
Edith Wood
Leslie Brown
East Bowdeinham
Jessie Ames
R. WL. Jack
Wenneth and
Adra
Augusta
C. L. Browne
Gladys Raymond
J. V. Card
Beryl Burnham
Druns- Wick
L. H. Robinson
Bowdoinham Hears Town Report and Local News 1889
Mary Small returns from Kent's Hill for a two week vacation. Charles Mosher sells a fine colt to George Blodgett. Students from Farmington Normal return for a two week break. Town meeting elects officials and sets budgets for schools bridges poor summer work and a free high school. Local officials include I J Small town clerk and D G Cornish as town agent.
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Mary Small
Kent's Hill Seminary
Charles Mosher
George Blodgett
Margaret Wilson
Jennie Amberhind
Mary Webber
Callie Reed
Farmington Normal School
Zovelock
Frank Jack
I. J. Small
Daniel G. Cornish
John PF. Gray
Marshall HH. White
J. DB. Pratt
D. G. Cornish
Tc. Irish
Nelson Burbank
John A. Cone
John F. Gray
Thomas J. Whitmore
John D. Rideout
William J3. Kendall
Robert W. Carr
Frank K. Jack
Tf. R. Ainkley
G. L. Hinkley
H.R. Hinkley
Robert C. Brown
K. O. Dinsmore
Charles Tolbrook
J. 1. Temple
B.D. Cornish
TH. Redinkley
J. J. Cornish
Charles W. Frost
R.C. Brown
Elbridge Sanail
Sammuel Donnell
J. 1. Patten
Ss. DD. Thorn
Donnell
S. J. Thorn
AL BP
Webber
Lon Small
Portland
Universalist Society
Dinner party bids adieu to Nichols couple before voyage
Mere and Mrs. Owen J. Ledyard hosted a small dinner at their TSO High Street home Tuesday for Mrs and Mrs. Frank Nichols who depart next week for a Mediterranean trip. Mrs Nichols leaves Thursday for Belmont, Massachusetts to visit daughter Mrs Paul Koniven. They sail from Boston on Wednesday aboard the President Wilson, joined by Mr Nichols on Monday. Guests included Meyer and Mrs Cahill, Albers and Mrs Williams, William S Newell, Dr and Mrs Seth S Mullin.
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Trozier
Graves
Portland
Florence Cornish
Henry Cornish
C. L. Brown
J. J. Kendall
Boston
L. Browne
Clara Fogg
W. S. Given
D. A. KR
Bath
Margaret Dorian
Waterville
Ada Higgins
Fairfield
Aaron Soule
Bliggins
Dorian
Mitten Prett
J. M. Fowle
Qc) Dpurinton
Plal Cannon
Massachusetts
Thelma Grover
Ruth Mckinen
Brunswick
Frank Rossi
Lttl
Newton
Hxuazardville
Harpswell
U Harpswell
Philip Rideout
Albers
Mass
William S. Newell
Seth S. Mullin
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