Morse Loses to Edward Little in Bates Tourney Opener
Morse boys faced a seasoned Edward Little squad at Bates, trailing 15-0 early and losing 39-19. Whitley and Vallancourt led EL while Morse reserves in later quarters held steady. Morse seniors lacked prior tourney cohesion against the Red Eddies in Lewiston.
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Morse
Edward Little
Bates Tourney
Lewiston
Morse Selerae
Ming
Auburnites
Whitley
Vallancourt
Jimmy Miller
Auburn
Red Eddies
Taylor
Conley
Miller
Bath
Roaring Joe MacDonald Wins Over Kelley in Bath Bout
A large Bath crowd saw Roaring Joe MacDonald of Sanford defeat K O Kelley of Waterville in the fourth round after Kelley injured an ankle. Dr. Grant ruled Kelley unable to continue as MacDonald held a comfortable lead before the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Joe MacDonald
Sanford
K. O. Kelley
Waterville
Arcade Arena
Kelley
MacDonald
Technica
Rocke
Joe
Grant
Charlie Brown
The
Iron Works
Geney Baker
Brunswick
Brown
Baker
Sutherland
Cyclone Sawyer
Young Bouchard
Sawyer
Sailor Pierce
Willow Bernier
Mihalos
Kentucky Ferguson
Auburn
Eddie Gauvin
Odd Ladies of Maine Host Bath Gathering
More than 60 members of the Government of Maine and the Odd Ladies attended a Bath meeting with Myrtle lodge as host. Officials including Minnie Hathaway and visiting dignitaries Mrs Nellie Harris and Miss Susie Harris were present. Myrtle lodge served dinner to over 100 people with a carefully planned menu and florals from Kennebec Greenhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
LL. O
Bath
Myrtle Lodge of
Odd Ladies
Auburn No. 1
Fern
Portland
Brooks
Lewiston
Pine Cone
Hyacinth
Mizpah
Auburn
Merrymeeting
Brunswick
Myrtle
Fort Halifax
Waterville
Minnie R. Hathaway
Winthropeee
Nellie M. Harris
Centredale
R. L
Susie Harris
Providence
R. I. Myrtle Lodge
Walter Kingsbury
Wallace Atwood
Angus Burden
Linwoood Feere
Howard Nash
Lillius Larrabee
Thomas K. Haley
Nettie Teeling
Bertha Scott
Lizzie Goodwin
P. M. Olm
Kennebec Greenhouses
Loyal Temperance Legion Holds Regular Meeting
Loyal Temperance Legion met Thursday afternoon at the Corliss Street church with 25 members in attendance. Mrs. Lizzie B. C. Chaney led in general charge as Rev. C. H. Berry offered prayer. Ruth Clark read reports while the group split into Neal Dow boys and Frances Willard girls. Mrs. Edmund Rothwell is in New York City for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
Corliss Street
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
C. H. Berry
Ruth Clark
Legion
Neal Dow
Frances Willard
Cosmopolitan Club Elects Officers At Annual Supper
Large turnout at the Cosmopolitan Club supper followed by the annual meeting as Miss Alice Johnson is elected president for the coming year. Officers named include Mrs. F W Freeman first vice president and Miss Christine Curtis recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Alice Johnson
F. W. Freeman
Norton Howard
Christine Curtis
Jennie Perkins
Elsie Trott
Mildred Nichols
Marcia Moulton
J. Haviland Torrey
Rachel Hodgdon
Miller
William W. Dennison
Berenice Quimby
Daniel T. Dougherty
George A. Churchill
Miss Curtis
Old Ladies Home
Salvation Army
Gospel Mission
Far North
Donald B. MacMillan
North Center P. T. A
John B. Rogers
Moulton
Maine State Library
Conley
Margaret Lord
Donald Ring
Cecil Rowland
Frances Dunning
Hilda Scott
Wesley Lemont
Mackinnon
Col. Farnum
Charles Miller
Charles S. Sewall
Carolyn Stackpole
Walter S. Glidden
House
Lillian Miller
Alice Churchill
Helen Hartwell
Miriam Kimball
Milk Inspector Talks With Raw Milk Dealers
Dr. H. B. Duce newly appointed milk inspector met with the Raw Milk Dealers Association at West Bath grange hall to discuss inspection attitudes. About 15 dealers attended and a cooperative spirit between dealer and inspector was anticipated. E. Mason Wright presided as association president. A separate note reports a small fire on the north side of a wooden tenement at Middle and Russell streets. it was quickly contained by Engine 4 using chemicals with an unknown cause, possibly a smoldering cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Duce
West Bath Grange Hall
E. Mason Wright
Middle
Russell Streets
Ward 1
Five Islands notes and local visits in North Edgecomb
Harold Haggett oversees frost ready State aid road work on five Isles project with Carr Rowe and others on MacMahan island. Bath visitors include Victor Pinkham delayed by ice at Arrowsic bridge. many residents travel for errands and social events at the grange and hall. Elizabeth Carey of Hallowell dies. sympathy extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Haggett
North Edgecomb
F. P. Carr
L. H. Rowe
Horace Rittall
Orville Rowe
Jt Standish
MacMahan Island
Victor Pinkham
Bath
Arrowsic Bridge
D. L. Howard
No Cottage
Mr. Pinkam
Arthur Berry
W. L. Berry
Hershel Dickey
P. B. Savage
H. W. Howard
Everett Stevens
Evelyn Magro
Boston
J. M. Harvard
F. H. Hovey
Elizabeth Carey
Hallowell
Edith Marr
Orissa Carr
A.rt Thibodeau
John Carter
Woolwich
Earle Hagan
C. D. MacMahan
Ladies’ Aid
W.w-Merr
Marr
J. T. Mac-Mahan
A. L. Marr
Smoke and Heat Wake Bath Family in Night Fire
Bernard Clark and his sons Walter and Roy escaped from a blaze that gutted their home on Old Street Extension at 3:15 AM. Fire, sparked by a stove, destroyed the structure and contents. Linn County fire crews from Engine 4 fought the flames, with 1400 feet of hose reaching the house. The house was ten years old and partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Clark
Walter
Roy
Old Street
Mr. Clark
Lincoln
Bedford Streets
Clark
Mens and boys clothing sale ad with low prices
Chunky sale notice lists pants knickers shirts caps gloves and overalls with prices from 50 cents to 7.95. Mentions Pepperell Jean Shutte blue overalls and various all wool items with value deals and discounts.
Georgetown's Oldest Citizen, Gwall Parker Oliver, Dies
Gwall Parker Oliver of Georgetown, 91, longtime Boston businessman before retiring to Georgetown, died Monday at his daughter's home Mrs. William A. Todd. He is survived by son Fred P. Oliver of Melrose and two daughters Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Roy M. Newman. Funeral set for Wednesday at Mrs. Todd's home with interment in Oak Cemetery. many flowers noted.
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Gewall Parker Oliver
Georgetown
William A. Todd
Mr. Oliver
Wadsworth
Sylvia Oliver
Boston
Rogers
Fred P. Oliver
Melrose
Mass
Roy M. Newman
Todd
Oak Cemetery
John Hunt
Alonzo
West Georgetown
Bath
J. R. Blackie
W. A. Todd
Edward Clarey
Robinhood
Effie May
Wilbur Ferris
Austin Rattleff
Marrtown
Vernon Gray
Five Islands
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth
Woolwich
Abbie Reynolds
8. S. Mullin
St Patrick's Day Show Thrills at Columbia Theatre
A capacity crowd witnessed St Mary’s church St Patrick's Day entertainment at Columbia Theatre under Rev Alexander Doucet. The program An Afternoon and Evening in Ireland featured Bobby and Louise Carver singing When Irish Eyes are Smiling and a praised dance by Miss Mary Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
St. Mary’s Church
Alexander Doucet
Ireland
Bobby
Louise Carver
Mary Cunningham
Francis McDonald
A. Quinn
C. Fortier
G. Duprey
Walter Marshall
Miss O'Hara
Jack Shaw
Ce Rt Spite
Jack Mulcahy
Phyector
Children’s Orchestra
Genevieve Duprey
Richmond Funeral Rites for Ada Dingley
Funeral services for Ada Dingley aged 73 were held at the home of James Blodgett with Rev. Quigg officiating. She died Monday at Blodgett’s home where she had lived five years, born in Bowdoinham. Interment followed in Dingley Cemetery, Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Dingley
James Blodgett
Quigg
Miss Dingley
Fr. Blodgett
Bowdoinham
Dingley Cemetery
J." W. Randlett
Sauta
Claude Wing Ofta
Orday
E. E. Durand Cee
Bees
John Merrill
Charles E. Tallman
Fairclough
Margaret Herfel
Lillian Johnson
Effie White
Amy Bradley
A. V
Tallman
James Paul Bakery
Roslindale
Mass
Mr. Tallman
Arthur Turner
Frank Anderson
Augusta
Reed Allen
Portland
B. B. Douglass
Blanchard
North Front Street
William H. Malloy
James W. Chase
Spruce Street
H. L. Graham
Bar Harbor
Clinton C. Gardiner
Bath
Ivan Waldron
Richmond
J. R. Clifford
Gardiner
Evergreen Cemetery
Cecil Richards
Skowhegan
Charles Holderness
Rockland
Frank Yattan
River Road
Samuel Honaker
Maine Central
Lillian McKenney
Main Street
Marion Blair
Strong
Ida Hosmer
Saan
Washington
David Ames
Boston
Edwin Ames
South Pleasant Street
Lawrence Bond
Charles B. Day
Lewiston
Edward Pavor
Margaret Kearns
Mary Roach
Eugene Edgecomb
Edith Edgecomb
Leon Ladd
Belgium Exports Most Grapes to London
Report notes that nearly 85 percent of Belgiums export grapes are sent to London, highlighting the strong demand in the British market and its impact on Belgian growers and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
London
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Capt. Whitehouse
T S
Shea
Whirley
Bath Boys
Marge
Brogan
Whitehouse
Billy Gove
Jack Conley
McElman Twins
Richard
Harold
Harry Ring
Elwood Legard
Sedan Ambulance Service
Mayo Ify
Arthur F. Mayo
Center St. Tel
W. C. Chadbourne
Bath, Mairie
Ning
Roa
Mistons
E. J. A. G. Whirley
Wilkins
Heaths
P Miller
Ol Gonley
H. McElman
Aeheee
Annne Legard
Ees Deerens
Ewes
O’'Connelk
Roaring Joe
Government OF
Myrtle Lodge
Hoat
L.T.L
Edmund Rothwell
New York City
Cosmopolitan Club
Martha P. Bridge
Nellie Goodrich
Minnie White
Frederick W. Freeman
Lena Donnell
Stearns W. Scott
Lillian Lewin
Addie Palmer
Muriel Howe
Philanthropic
Margaret R. Foote
Susan Ballou
Philip Cohen
Webber’s Tavern
Wiscasset
Yerreny Union
Pepperell
Jean Shutte
Wornawa
Richard, Jr
Max
Kutz
Elm Street
the Working Men's Store
Carter
Evergreen Cemetery Association
Sidney Gray
Tor
Uesda
Henry Drew
Gardlamer
Prank Familaro
Lynn
Art
H. L. Stilphen
Ernest Brown
Lynn Richardson
Fannie Wilson
Lewis Wilson
George Kimball
Frank Connor
Mabel Clifford
Ruie Curtis
Marjorie Johnson
Bailey's Island
Raymond Libby
Dresden
Rebecca Rogers
Harold Houdlette
Leslie Roberts
Inza Gardiner
G. B. M. Soule
Mary Deehan
P. H. Hurley
Stella Powers
Harry Powers
Lillian Dunham
William F. Dunham
Mildred Beedle
Town
Minnie Kinner
Bertelie and
Barnard
Margaret Grover
Olive Stilphen
Beedle
Hartley Ranger
Ruth Anderson
Geneveive Joy
Louise Trott
Charles W. Messenger
George Hackett
Bowdeinham
Harold Shaw
Varina James
W. W. Gardiner
Harry Lake
W. R. E. Carey
Hall
William E Dinham
Sagadahoc County
Republican Committee
Arthur K Purington
Bangor
M. L. Harris
R. A. Scott CO
Boothbay Harbor, Maine
P.O. Box
Boston, Mass
Chris-Craft
Bath Independent
Bath, Maine
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