Morse High Basketball Team Draws South Portland in Bates Tourney
Morse High of Bath earns a first round berth in the Bates Tournament facing South Portland High Friday at nine o'clock in Lewiston Armory. Eight teams chosen include Deering Edward Little Cheverus Lewiston Portland Jay Rumford Morse South Portland. Fans urged to back the Bath boys as they confront a top rival in the opening game.
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Bates
Morse High & Going
South Portland
Capitals
Big Red
Movse
Bath
Morse High
South Portland High
Cheverus High
Portland
Deering High
Lewiston High
Portland High
Edward Little High
Jay High
Deering
Edward Little
Chevro
Lewiston
Jay
Morse
Shipping City
Lewis
Mose
Morse Boys
Ollie Berg
Portlands
Westbrook High
Bangor High
Rumford
Cutt
Sammy Cutts
Morse High Basketeers
Path Boys
Lewiston Armory
Western Maine
Annual meeting of Maine Federation women clubs on campus
The American Home Department of the Maine Federation of Women's clubs holds its third annual meeting at the University of Maine on Tuesday March 24. Leaders including Mrs. Maurice O Brown and Prof Pearl S Greene will preside welcome and present talks on music appreciation home economics and club programs with a 4 15 reception to follow.
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American Home Department
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
University of Maine
Maurice O. Brown
Dover Foxcroft
Pearl S. Greene
Sawyer's Fortieth Year of Service at Worcester Telegram
Forty years ago this afternoon March 9 1891 Herbert M Sawyer joined the Worcester Telegram as a reporter under Austin P Cristy. He arrived from Iowa on a delayed train amid drifts and later held roles from city editor to librarian of the Worcester Telegram Gazette.
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Herbert M. Sawyer
Telegram and Evening Gazette
Telegram
Austin P. Cristy
Iowa
The
Times
Bath
Brunswick
Daily Leader
Bloomington
Ill
Daily Times
Davenport
Worcester
Batman Row
Cyk
Sike
Sawyer
Worcester Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Automobile Club
Worcester Telegram. Gazette
Cony High Wins At Ninth Annual Journalistic Meet
At the ninth annual conference of Kappa Gamma Phi at the University of Maine, Cony High School’s Conrad won first in the annuals class while Cony Cue tied for second in the literary periodicals class. Nautilus of Waterville High won first in that class. Portland and South Portland high schools tied for second in the annuals class. Echo of South Portland won first in the newspaper class with Edward Little High of Auburn and Sanford High tied for second.
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University of Maine
Kappa Gamima Phi
Cony High School
Conrad
Nautilus
Waterville
Portland
South Portland
Echo
Edward Little H. S
Auburn
Sanford High
Harsh Snow Storm Baffles City Plow Efforts Says Williams
Veteran Oscar F Williams with the highway department describes the Sunday night storm as the hardest to fight in nearly 50 years. Mayor Harold P Small notes Bath led local towns in clearing, with plows running all night and day as damp heavy snow hinders standard methods. Sidewalk clearing is limited by horse drawn plows and the need for rest, delaying full clearance.
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Highway Department
Oscar F. Williams
Harold P. Small
Small
Stone House Farm
North Bath
Bath
Freeport
Brunswick
Portland
Old newspaper hoax copy reveals family belief in authentic Gazette
A discussion of a counterfeit Ulster County Gazette from Kingston published to resemble the 1800 issue. Genesta Corliss and family insist their four generation possession is authentic, while experts note common forgeries in old reprints.
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Ulster County Gazette
Kingston
Ulster County
Samuel Freer and Son
Washington
Europe
John Adams
Congress
General Washington
Genesta F. Corliss
Albion L. Corliss
Bath Street
John Corliss
Genesta
Fred Corliss
Albion
Gazette
Draw? Preparing for a fascinating profession during spare time
The notice invites interest in drawing as a profession with instruction by Meyer-Both Co a renowned commercial art firm. It lists Weite Meyer-Both Co and the Portland Missouri address with a date of March 12 1941.
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Meyer-Both CO
Weite Meyer-Both Co
Benott Lundtupy
Portland
American Alliance Insurance Company 1930 Balance Sheet Bath Maine Agent
Balance sheet for American Alliance Insurance Company dated December 11 1930 shows assets including stocks and bonds 9 107 004.00 cash in office and bank 17 353.61 agents balance 2 119 977.73 interest and rents 81 506.00 and admitted assets totaling 9 325 841.34. Liabilities include net unpaid losses and unearned premiums with total liabilities and surplus at 9 325 841.34. Rufus A Hall agent Bath Maine listed with filing date 3 12 19 26.
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American Alliance Insurance Company
Liberty Street
New York
Guous
Cath
Rufus A. Hall
Bath
Maine
Notice of Upholsterer Job Transfer in Bath Maine
Ar John W. Mosely Tor an upholsterer with Jordan Marsh Co Boston has entered the employ of F H Whalen Fine Upholstering and Repairing at 58 Pearl Street Bath Maine Tel 47.
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John WW. Mosely Tor
Jordan Marsh Co
Boston
Tas
F. H. Whalen Fine
Pearl Street
Bath
Maine
Sagadahoc Probate Court Acts On Multiple Estates
Second session of the March term saw wills allowed and executors named in Woolwich Bath Richmond and Topsham cases. Bonds inventories accounts administration guardianship and taxation actions were issued for numerous estates and guardianships.
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Sagadahoc
Walter S. Glidden
Jesse Bailey
Woolwich
Wilson L. Bailey
J. Gould Bailey
Percy C. Bailey
Harriet E. Oliver
Bath
Willard A. Oliver
Hattie P. Brackett
Richmond
Frank W. Brackett
Emma F. Harmon
Lester W. Littie
Samuel C. Mulcahy
Abbie V. Mulcahy
Arthur J. Dunton
Nathan Povich
Rosa Povich
Clemence C. Morse
Harry F. Morse
Erwin A. Morse
C.t.a
Thomas G. Huntington
Julia T. Clason
Azella H. Hutington
J. Edward Huches
Thelma C. Wright
J. Edward Hughes
Bertha W. Wright
George P. Keith
Elba C. Turner
Topsham
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Frederick W. Coombs
West Bath
Annie M. Williams
Belle Donnell
Anna Louise Cox
Walter M. Mallett
Arthur L. Perkins, Jr
Arthur L. Perkins
Scenic Attracts Of A Trolley Ride
A nostalgic piece praises trolley rides for offering scenic views along the Kennebec and Woolwich route. It contrasts dark forest pines with winter skies, ice cakes on mud flats near Weeks street and Rose, and views of varied houses, noting the calm pleasure of choosing seats and the relief from driving in city streets.
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Woolwich
Kennebec
Bath
Winnegance
Weeks Street
Rose
Washington Street
Firemen and Woodmen Finish Games In A Tie
Bath veterans clubs met in an Interclub League event at the University of Maine on March 17 with a university opponent. Scores show ties for several games including Cribbage and others, as Maine hosts Oklahoma as the traveling adversary.
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Bath
Farm Bureau meeting and town activities at Bowdoinham
The Independent thanks the town clerk for the detailed town meeting record. Farm Bureau gathering at grange hall covered multiple topics with a joint men and women session, a noon dinner, and social events. Notables included Charles Eastman and Hortense Welch. weddings celebrated at McDonald Temple with cakes for Mr. Sedgley and birthday observances.
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Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Charles Eastman
Hortense Welch
Helen Britt
A. 8. MacDougal
George Cutler
Belle Card
J. Pearl Card
The
Ridge
Ernest Card
Gardiner
McDonald Temple
Pythian
George Sedgley
Mr. Sedgley
L. P. Temple
R. A. Douglass
Dorothy
Auburn
Judge Ames
J. N. Palmer
W. H. Gould
Gordon
Helen Mitchell
State House
Evelyn Hackett
Harold Hackett
Hazel
Hampton
N. H
James Millay
State Road
Oscar Joy
Nona
Charles Fogg
Emily Rideout
J. Hall Denham
Edwin Denham
Elisha Webber
Webber
Charlotte Randall
Brunswick
Cora Smith
Richmond
Smith
W. H. Lowell
E. P. Kendall
H. B. Allen
E.S. Blodgett
Roscoe Given
Augusta
W. S. Given
I. C. Irish
Wellesley
Mass
John P. Jewell
Board of Selectmen
Gladys Raymond
Portland
Jessie Cromwell
Bath
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Celia Billings
Merry Workers 4-H
Springfield
Freeport
Broom
Bath Men Lead Rebuild of Old Ironsides
Bath shipbuilders supervise the renewal of the frigate with every plank replaced and old craft details restored. Veterans of the Bath shipyards recall the past days and contribute to final adjustments. The town anticipates a renewed future for the famed vessel.
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Bath
Freeport High School Heads 50 Years On
Fifty years ago Freeport High School closed a banner term under Principal Will Sargent with Miss Emma Sargent as assistant. On the same anniversary day Miss Emma Sargent died at Freeport Hospital after several weeks of illness. She was 76 and longtime Freeport resident beloved by the town.
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Portland
Freeport High School
Will Sargent
Emma Sargent
Freeport Hospital
Freeport
Phippsburg selects Bowie as chairman and organizes town board
The Phippsburg selectmen met at the town hall Saturday and organized with William Bowie chairman E P Bartlett second selectman and Owen Richardson third. Frank Leavitt is repairing the Conant house recently bought from George Ingalls and a furnace has been installed with wiring for electricity.
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Town Hall
William Bowie
E. P. Bartlett
Owen Richardson
Frank Leavitt
Conant House
George Ingalls
Frank Sprague
Bath
Rose Carpenter
Augusta Campbell
Wiater
Ernest Rogers
Omar Perry
Winneganee
Merton Oliver
Sabino Hill
Popham Beach
Winnifred Brown
Evelyn Beals
Joseph Young
John Morse
Cape Elizabeth
F. S. Sawyer
Lothrop and Crocker win ten string match at park alleys
In a special ten string match at Park Alleys Whitey Lothrop and Crocker beat Coffill and McMann by 67 pins. Lothrop led with 1016 total across strings including 134 and 131, while Herby McMann scored 991 with a 120 string. Deputy Sheriff Harry Young testified that a robber drew a revolver during an arrest, but the bullet lodged in his winter underwear and caused no harm.
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Park Alleys
Whitey Lothrop
Crocker
Coffill
McMann
Lothrop
Herby McMann
Crocker Lothrop Coffill McMann
Harry Young
Houston
Young
Elks defeat Eagles in Interclub clash at Bath
Bath lodge of Elks beat the Bath Acre Eagles in an Interclub League match on Monday evening. The Elks won four of seven tables with refreshments served. Notable results include Elks 1896 Eagles 1771 and Elks 1868 Eagles 1704 among several table scores.
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Bath Lodge of Elks
Bathacre of Eagles
Elks
Elks Eagles
Universalists Beat Trevett Boys in Local Match
Miss Dorothy Wakefield a nurse from Maine General Hospital Portland visited Bath Sunday amid a community event noting the Universalists victory over Trevett Boys in a local contest.
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Dorothy Wakefield
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Bath
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Paramount Public Theatre
Betty Compson
Friday the Lion and the Lamb
Carmel Myers Montague Love
George O’brien
Edmund Lowe
Jeanette MacDonald
Dorothy MacKaill
Joel McGrae
Carol Lombard Skeets
Home Department OF Women’s Clubs
Bath Times
Worcester Telegram
Mutual Savings Bank
Bath Savings Institution
Williams
Bath Veteran Firemen's Association
Wooodmen
Pitch Blake Burgess Wade F. Bowie
Firemen
Haggett
R. Bowie Beardman
W. Roy Wesdmen
Cribbage Lemont G. Moody
Pye Toothaker Firemen
University of Oklahoma
Bowdoinham
Candlewick
Phippsburg
Spencer Corsetiere
Spencer
Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer
Eagles
Bonness Lee Povich
Heaning Eagles
Talbot Thing Redson
Nelson
Perry Ham Mayo Warner
Dale Allegrin Povich
Robert Elks
Trevett Boys
Universalist Church
Trevett Boys’ Club
Boothbay
Pat Resnee Williams
Trevett
F.G
W. Barter
Lowery
Hatch’s Shoe Store
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