Baxters Move Up In League Standings
Eagles hosted Baxters in a league contest at the Luterclub rooms. Baxters won after a tiebreak by cutting cards, moving into a tie for third with Woodmen and leaving Eagles fourth. Remaining games could force a first place tie with Knights of Columbus and Winnegance if results go their way.
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Eagles
Axters
Bail Duys
Viestors
Edward Lee
Vank Farrin
Baxters
Lee
Farrin
Coatest
Woodmen
B Eagles
Legion
Eagies
Winnegance Community Club
Knights of Columbus
Winnegance
Knights
Winneyance
Fuer
Gees
St Patrick's Program At Meeting Of P T A
North Center P T A hears high school and executive board reports. A special committee bought dishes for the parish house and parents were urged to visit schools. Milk fund contributors are thanked. The April program will feature the Glee Club and grammar school questions for a question box. A St Patrick’s Day program by Mrs Wilson’s class is listed with performers and prizes. A party at Mrs Frank He Turner’s hosted by Miss Muriel Howe included games and prizes. attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Parent Teacher Association
Su Unc
Annenneviien
Elsie Cir Ter
Ruth Anderson
Rosina Dates
Harriet Brown
Aline McDonald
Helen Harvey
Leo Patrick
Elsie Carter
St. Patrick
Helen Herrvey
Trish List
Fields of
Trish
Divelyo Davis
Trish Astrongmg
Danline McDonald
Pablenix
St. Patrick and the Snakes
Mary Appleton
Lilien Malt Seng
Delrevere
Elias
Frank He. Turner
Union Street
Muriel Howe
Ors Jordan
Annie Plant
Winifred Aderton
Stanley Whitehouse
Piligabeth McCrath
Eagles and Knights in Local League Standings Update
The page shows league standings with teams such as Eagles Knights of Columbus and Baxters. W L records appear alongside points and scores including figures like 1430 and 1079, though the OCR is garbled.
Blodgett birthday noted. local events fill week
George H Blodgett turned 81 at a surprise party in Bowdoinham with his son and sisters present. Electa chapter O E S plans a St Patrick day program and Kennebec lodge IX of L held a 25 year members reception. The issue also reports mill work, grain shipments, a potential spring garage opening, school activity, and community visits across Bowdoinham.
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George H. Blodgett
Blodgett
Ella Adderton
Emily Murphy
Electa Chapter
Kennebec Lodge
IX. of
Lodge
Brunswick
Richmond
Curtis Blacksmith Shop
Kendall
Fred Leavitt
Litchfield
Leavitt
Nathan Leavitt
Keaton
John Coughlin
Scott Brown
Ellsworth Leavitt
Gardiner
Silas Hamilton
Frank Millay
Millay
W. EF. Rideout
Leila Starbird
George Weeks
KR. EH. Ferguson
Pearl Cannon
Clarry Purington
Lowell Drug Store
Lowell
Dexter
W. L. Bouney
Augusta
Elinor Wilson
Mary Wilson
Portland
Prances
C. Bo Randall
Angie Purinton
Lisbon
Achsan Purinton
William Tramilton
Walter Frye
Boston
John Curtis
Norman Curtis
Hazel Cornish
R. AL. Jack
Waterville
Rose Yeaton
Wortland
C. B. Randall
Grace Mealey
Charles I. Haehett
Todd
Cliss
Coombs High School
Grange Hall
Gnusie
Crocketts Crchestea
Bath
Re Jacek
TL EL Jack
Jack Senior
Bath to Host to Legislators on Next Friday
Bath prepares to welcome Governor and Mrs Brewster, state officials, and the S2nd legislature with a day of tours to Bath landmarks, including the Skennebec River bridge site and the proposed highway crossing. The event features special transport, a dinner, a river sail, and local hospitality coordinated by Senator I W Carston and Genesta chapter O K S S.
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Brewster
Executive Council
Bath
I. W. Carston
Skennebec River
Woolwich
State House
City
Lincoln Street
High Streets
Lemont Street
Washington Street
Masonic Temple
Cahill
Genesta Chapter O. K. Ss
Temple
Washington
Commercial Street
Vine Street
Front Street
Maine Central Station
Sewall
Hix
George W. Dean
Kennebec River Ice Breaks Up Ahead of Schedule
Ice jam at Abagadus point on the Kennebec river ruptured on the ebb tide, sending large sheets of ice toward the ocean. The river will open to navigation from the sea to Augusta in about 45 hours, earlier than the usual March or April opening. A St Patrick's birthday party was held for Mileen Jones at the Vernon Street home of Mr and Mrs Addison Jones, with neighbors invited and gifts received.
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Kennebec
Abagadas
Augusta
St. Patrick’s
Addison Jones
Vreenont Street
Mileen
Fiauily
Ole
Fuules
Tse
Miss Jones
Imany
Richmond Neighbor Notes Local News and Deaths
Richmond week notes cover local business changes including George H. Cooley buying Curtis’s Main street grocery, Calos Dunlap named manager of J. B. Ham store, and many residents visiting, ill, or honored. Obituaries mark the deaths of Mrs. Annie Verkins and Mrs. Martha Reed with service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Up River
Local residents return from travels and recent moves
Mr and Mrs Elmer Rogers and Mr and Mrs Hervey FE Water have come back from a month long southern trip. Byron L Ludwig took over a Main street grocery and meat store after buying it from John M Jordan. Byron Ludwig also relocated to the Ridge road. Other locals report visits and weekend trips with relatives and friends in Gardiner Five Islands and South Gardiner. Ray Meserve leaves for Gordon College after a week at home with his parents on Main street.
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George H. Cooley
Newport
Maine
Main Street
Benjamin F. Curtis
Victor J. Ring
Adele Harford
Calos Dunlap
J. B. Ham
Kimball Street
Ferry Road
Oscar Bailey
Dresden
American Legion
Opera House
Walter Knight
Edna Lane
Gardiner
Harold Houdlette
Jordan Goodwin Houdlette
J. W. Collins
Hallowell
George Brenan
Augusta
George Glidden
Rose Hodgdon
Springfield
Mass
Olive Viper
Benton
Don A. Cate
North Front Street
Albert Lint
Fairfield
Lyndal D. Good
Myrtle Stuart
Evelyn
Leslie F. Roberts
Wortland
D. A. Pinkham
Alberta Pinkham
George McMaster
Sadie Lowell
Fryeburg
L. F. Lowell
West Dresden
Randall Young
Bates College
Carroll Young
Ir. Raymond &. Libby
Norridgewock
Hollis Hasler
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Asa Newell
Frank D. Reed
Earl B. Preble
Richmond
Freeport
Farm Bureau
Della Grandin
William AH. Haynes
Alfred J. Niles
Ernest Curtis
Inez Stinson
Herbert Ke, Thompson
Walter T. Keight
Charles I. Groudin
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Churh Amet
Ethel Robinson
Front Street
Good Shepherd's Home
JL. W. Oddy
Sleaner Bates
Dorthind
Fred Duren
John Spittell
Dbowdeinham
Kelley
Bowdoinhaim
Charles Reynolds
Wilson Douglas
George Gibert
Center Street
UL. Cobb
Federal Road
Brunswick
Rose Allen
S. Reet Allen
Ernest Herbert
Porthind
Methodist Tome Missionary Society
A. A. Williams
Hollis Brenner
Gorham Normal School
Elmer Rogers
Hervey FE. Wateh
Henry Jr. Smith
June Richardson
Milo
Cora Osborn
James Simpson
Providence
R. I
Ernest Harford
Five Islands
Gordon College
Mrs Albert Meserve
Bath plans for governor visit to inspect Kennebec bridge sites
Kennebec Bridge Association maps entertainment for Bath on Friday when state officials and their wives tour bridge sites. The plan includes decorations at Masonic hall, a reception with local leaders, a dinner, and coordinated transportation. Local committees list members and duties for hospitality and program execution. Robert Gass of Portland attended as a Tuesday visitor.
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Nemders
S2ud
Bath
Kennebec
Kennebec Bridge Association
Association
Masonic Hall
George CC. Quicksall
Arthur
Stilphen
Adolph Eblers
Charles E. Helah
William Db. Valmer
Ralph KE. Wright
John Gillespie
Perry N. Thompson
George W. Down
John J. Desmond
Rotary Club
Oliver Moses
Zod
First National Bank
Fred B. Teeling
The
Colonial Club
Rodney EK. Ross
Nyvde Windlass
Edward W. Sampson
Genesia
Seth S. Mullin
North Center
Carroll A. Deering
South End PT. A
John . Burkhardt
George
Quicksall
Chester AL Plant
Clea W. Hopkins
Mitchell (. Arel
Sheri J. Heruee McClure
Wellington A. Moore
Henry F. Butler
Henry Cartton
John HH. Freeman
Finnue
William A. Furber
Frank W. Werkins
Arthur Sewall
Warren KK. Kershorr
Melvin Hm, oBeerwort
Arthur L. Vince
Samuel HL Kirkpatrick
Children should not receive large allowances
The article argues for modest fixed allowances tied to a budget, taught through practical use. It emphasizes letting children manage small sums, saving for definite goals, and earning extra money through initiative rather than paid chores, to build value, generosity, and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Osier DeLong Isiah BD And Hannal De Long Wed
Osier DeLong Isiah BD and Hannal De Long were married Wednesday morning at the City Clerk Gilwore’s office where he officiated as justice of the peace. Oliver A. Webber, a Bath resident and Spanish-American War veteran, has been called to duty at Portsmouth navy yard. Harold Holmes, who spent the weekend at Sebasco, has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isiah
Osier
Hannal Re de- Long
Gilwore
Oliver A. Webber
Washington Street
Bath
Ernest BK. Kateon Camp
Bata Iron Works
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Harold Holmes
Sebasco
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Millerie Povieh Kennerseon
Perry Eagles
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Parrar T.throp Busters
Magles
Nelson Robichanud Banters
Hughes S
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Allen
P.T.A
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G. A. Jibkson
Pemberton Bldg
Farrin Lee W. Miller
Whitehouse Eagles
W. L. Knights of Columbus
Nsci
Bowdoinham
Methodist Sunday School
Methodist Hidies
Sao
Span
Norning Revo ET. Johnson
Kents Hill Seminary
Deering Hall
Pauline McQuigg
Cleveland, O
the Hill
Ricker Gymnasium
Ernest J. Millay
Bowdeinham
J. Frank Millay
Floresce M. Adel
Edna I. Hutchinson
Donald Marston
George B. McClellan
Ames
Mies Hele Dartlett
Iijah Mirilett Ab Sevasce
Sted St. Curtis
Cepiter St
Raymond Blair
Shaw's
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Willis Blair
Beedle
Jennie Wren
Senter
Bridge Association
Robert Gass
Vortland
Montsweag Farm
Rhode Island Reds
Plymouth Rocks
Wiscasset
Osier-Delong
Smarty