Junior Trackmen Triumph Over Sophomores in Morse Meet
Morse High School juniors edged sophomores 48 to 36 in a dual meet at the Y. Hayes won the 20 yard dash, Palmer swept the mile and half mile, Cullen claimed the shot put, and the junior relay topped all other events with Palmer, Bonney, Toothaker, and Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Hayes
Hamilton
McMann
Gediman
Larry Palmer
Meister
Palmer
Harrington
Veilleux
Toothaker
Cullen
Gedimann
Doyle
Bonney
Oliver
Vam
Bath to Add Dodge Brothers Sales and Service Station
Daniel A. Bishop begins building a new 25x25 foot sales and service station for Dodge Brothers cars on Washington Street Bath. The facility will be Colonial yellow with cream trim and green sashes and include a large wash stand at the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Bishop
Bath
Washington Street
Russell Street
Dodge Brothers’ Automobiles
Bishop
Agency
Bath and Vicinity
Bishop Announces New Auto Service and Accessories
Glass windows flank the door and the interior will be finished in natural wood. Mr. Bishop will operate a filling station with a line of accessories and a sales and service station. A large trashstand will handle several cars, with prompt and satisfactory washing for motorists seeking service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Freeport Girls Set to Meet Morse Saturday Night
Morse girls face Freeport High School sextet in a planned Saturday eight o clock game at the Y gym. Freeport has a long history of strong girls teams and seeks a meaningful win to avenge past near misses. Unreserved seating at a quarter aims to draw a large season crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Freeport High School
Freeport
Brunswick Town Hall
Miss Willis
Gorham Normal
Freeport High
Morse High
Morse Girls
Sewer Pipe Break Damages North Street
A 10 inch sewer pipe crossing North Street west of the street car barns burst during a rainfall Tuesday night. The ensuing ground collapse ruined the macadam highway and a street department truck sank into the hole. Repairs to the pipe and hole filling followed with no lasting street damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Mumps Decline Report From City School Nurse
School nurse Mrs. Sarah Munsey reported a drop in mumps cases after a winter surge. At the school nurse committee meeting in Red Cross offices, she said overall city and pupil health showed improvement and only routine business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Munseys
The
Red Cross
Munsey
West Bath Grange Programs Highlight Week
Attendance rose at West Bath Grange to 105 as Mrs. Elizabeth Pollard led a three act pantomime and other acts. The district hosts a party next week with Addie Shaughnessy's class in charge and a social for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Death Grange
Elizabeth Pollard
Addie Shaughnessy
the Grange
Mrs. Vollard
Frank H. Beal
Doris Fuller
June Warks
Harold Haggett
Stanley Peterson
Arthur Deehan
David Henderson
Hazel Whorff
Rosary
Ada Perry
Darkey
Joanna Hodgkins
Frank Beal
June Darks
Stanley Veterson
Margaret Quinlan
Junior
Anstress Larrabee
Emily Larrabee
Barbara M. Freeman
Barbara IB. Freeman
David Rich, Jr
Stanley Rogers
Lowell School
Emma Blaisdell
Lowell
School Improvement League
FE. W. Haggett
Augusta
Joseph W. Larrabee
J. M. Lemont
Bh. W. Haggett
PF. W. Larrabee
W. He Jenkins
Maddie Street
Bath
J. T. Stael Pote
Cvmpnell’s
Peesie
Abralaua Lincoln
Opera
Elelen
Carolynn
Ehaden Rogers
Charles Taggett
Eracyd
Albert Whorf
Beatrice Ridlon
Kennebec Bridge Bill Faces Referendum at Maine Vote
Debate at the State House highlights a Bath backed plan for a Kennebec river bridge at Bath. If approved, a three member House two Senate two Governor’s Council and one Highway Department commission would arrange construction and issue bonds. A September referendum could decide the project along with highway bonds and a direct primary repeal proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Bridge
State House
Joint
Bath
Kennebec
Maine
House
Senate
Governor’s Council
Maine Highway Department
Maine Central Railroad
Capitol
Duncan MelIntosh
Woolwich
MelIntosh
Robinson Cruse
Teibee
Birthdays Observed by Sanuen Tribe and Raaiona Council
The Sanuen tribe marked its 2nd birthday and the Raaiona Council Daughters of Pocahontas their 20th with a Red Men hall gathering attended by about 150. Avery gave the welcome, music and songs followed, with speeches by Great Sachem Bradford Kedennett and others, and dancing to Ed Garcelon on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanuen Tribe
Raaiona Countcil
Daughters of Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Tirnest Avery
Gertrude Stewart
Sarah Garcelon
Grand Pocahontas
Duffer
Ruby Norman
Seth Stewart
Lillian Stover
Bradford Kedennett
Wiscasset
Great Sachem
Ethel Truggard
Teeeres
Cake Avere
Ed Garcelon
Ralph Boardman
Ernest Avery
Henry Wilson
Cora Freeman
Viola Pushard
Morrison Wins Pool Battle With Stacy
Morrison defeats Stacy in a Colonies club pool match Monday evening. Morrison makes a high run of 27, Stacy makes key breaks but fails to close, and the final lead settles at five balls. C H Campbell of Robinhood visited town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Sticy
Tomy Morrison
Reginald Stacy
Colonies Club
Jed
Stacy
Gladiators
C.H. Campbell of
Robinhood
Death of Mrs. Ann Perkins of Dresden and spring term plans
The death of Mrs. Ann Perkins of Dresden is noted with sorrow though she remained closely connected to Woolwich. Schools in town will open Monday for the spring term except Day's Ferry, which started last week. Read of reassignments, visits, and local social events including a clam chowder supper and church topics at First Baptist and Centre Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Ann Perkins
Dresden
Ann Verkins
Day’s Ferry
Beatrice Eldridge
Dover-Foxcroft
John Clark Jr
Irving Miller Jr
Robert Donnell
Day's Ferry
Hattie Larrabee
William Bailey
West Bath
Henry Carlton
Eleanor
Portland
Carlton
Boston
J. Bailey
Montsweag School
Nequasset
Charlotte Buck
Augusta
Lannes Fuller
State House
Elsie Lord of
Bath
Herbert Stevens
Ladies Aid
First Baptist Church
Jesus
T. H. Fernald
Carrie Hathorne
Emma Hathorne
Congregational Church
Kk. LD
Hardin
Philip Hathorn
Ernest Hathorn
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Wash
Sagadahoe Ferry
Boys’ Club
Wilmot Dodge
Wiscasset
Orlando Curtis
Maurice Hathorne
Merle Jameson
Leroy Jameson
Centre Baptist Church
Maude Hayward
Hartley Hathorne
Addison Rice
Harpswell
Ida Colby
Falmouth
Mass
James Colby
SW. Brown
Moatsweag
Jesse Bailey
Montsweag
Nellie Cole
Lebanon
Harvey Bailey
Elsie Ermina
Fred Crocker
Mdwin Bond
S. W. Brown
E. O.taylor
Corliss Street
Carl Hughes
Kathleen
Velma Bailey
Carlton Bridge
One Family Runs an Alaska School
In Alaska a single family built and sustains a government school for education, led by Nikaly, a former tribe chief. The Matanuska coal fields tale shows the family of 15 scholars, all Nikaly’s children, plus parents aiding construction and operation of the schoolhouse.
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Alaska
Nikaly
Matanuska
Howver
Hielp
Institution of Learning
Minister Roger’s Lewiston Visit for Bath Friend’s Funeral
Rev. John G. Rogers of Calvary Methodist Lewiston and former Bath pastor attended the funeral of friend William Yule this Tuesday in town.
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John G. Rogers
Calvary Methodist Church
Lewiston
Beacon Street
Bath
Willian Yule
St Patrick's Day Program at Morse High School
A St Patrick's day program at Morse High School Tuesday forenoon featured acts by Miss Conley's English class with Ruth Wilson directing. Students performed songs, poems, dances, and papers including Wearing of the Green and The Irish People. Freeport High invited Morse girls for a Saturday night match as Morse seeks a win after years of defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Ruth Wilson
Miss Conley
Elsie Carter
Ruth Anderson
Rosina Oates
Harriet Brown
Vautine McDonald
Helen Harvey
St. Patrick
Helen Hervey
Trish Til
Ruth Fowles
Killiney
Carter
Anderson
Bates
Crown
McDonald
Harvey
Mary Conley
Evelyn Davis
Reformation of Farm Methods for Better Livestock and Land
An American farmer argues that real improvement requires a five year program of better farming and feeding. He urges liming soil, growing legumes like clover and alfalfa, and investing in silos to boost herd production and land fertility rather than relying on purebred cattle alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mclnutosh
Philip BR
Pathe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bath Savings Institution
D. A. Bishop
Freeport Girls
the Bath Independent
Universities
Grange
Brown
Norway Medicine CO
G. R. Ogilvie
Mgr
Bonalevo Farms
Batavia, N. Y
the Park & Pollard Co., Inc
Hertel Ave
Park & Pollard Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Trott Bros. Grain CO
Pauline McDonald
Lillian Hall
Mary Appleton
Mary Tiadalee
Erastus Jewett
Winslow Street
Harriet Hugeard
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