Notable Bath leader John Sedgwick Hyde Buch remembered
A tribute recalls John Sedgwick Hyde Buch as Bath’s civic pillar and owner of Bath Iron Works. It extols his public service, generosity, and leadership in business, politics, and community welfare, noting his tireless work to save the shipyard and strengthen Bath.
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John Sedsywick
Bath
Bath Iron Works
John Sedgwick Hyde Buch
Mr. Hyde
Maine
Maine Senate
White Bears Triumph In Tight Bath YMCA Basketball Battle
The White Bears defeated Bath YMCA 31 to 22 after a hard fought game at the gym. Strong Massachusetts play and new players Nehmer and Kenney stood out as Bath’s Cartmill Farnham Joss and Lyden battled hard. Calumets beat YMCA seconds to clinch the Shop League title.
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White Bears
Bath Y.M.C
Theymnasium
Bears
Laconia
Bangor
Newport
Massachusetts
Bath
Nehmer
Kenney
Cartmill
Farnham
Joss
Lyden
Young
A. Chapman
Lydon Murphy
Cartmill Kenney
Farnham Costello
Young Nehmer
Foss
Y.M.C.A
Chapman
Murphy
Costello
Lydon
MacCormick
Timer
Dunton
Hunt
Calumets
G. Burns
Gay
Holbrook
E. Burns
Curran
Calumets Y.M.C.A
Rf Rf
Miller Holbrook
Lf If
Brunswick High Boys Win In Town Hall Exhibition
Brunswick public schools staged an athletic and physical training exhibition at Town Hall directed by Roland H. Cobb Bowdoin 17 and Miss Miriam Kimball of Bath. The Brunswick boys beat Bath YMCA in calisthenics marching and mat work and won a silver cup.
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Brunswick Public Schools
Town Hall
Roland H. Cobb
Bowdoin
Denmark
Miriam Kimball
Bath
Brunswick Boys
Bath Yemcia
Bath Boys
William Cartmill
David Desjardins
Clyde Pratt
Miles E. Langley
Edward Humphrey
Bowdoin College
Donald Williams
Cobb
Brunswick
Bath Y.M.C.A
Yrusilla Goodwin
Guy Campbell
Hyde Windlass Climb Park League Standings Tightens
In the Park League Hyde Windlass move up as Red Men hold first place. Woodmen lead second division just six points behind Texacos. Official standings list Red Men 52-16 764 percent, Hyde Windlass 61-23 726, Texacos 35, Wordmen 32-28 53, Swastikas 64 3ss5 26 54 326. Advertisement notes Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for accidents and emergencies.
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Hyde Windlass
Woodmen
Texacos
P.C
Red Men
Migeios
Touto
Cleales Toes
Morse Played Well Bangor Beats Morse 25 to 16
Bangor High outscored Morse High 25 to 16 in a hard fought game led by Bangor’s defense. The locals held the lead most of the night with Morse’s Donita scoring off an own basket and a late Bangor miscue counted for Morse. Referee Johnston offs two 20 minute periods.
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Bangor News
Morse High
Bangor High
Bath
B.H.S
M.H.S
Jewett Gillin
Scree
Talbot Bolore
Perkins Hagling
Gosche Ae. Lf
Holbrook
Prerce el Donita
McMann Heal
Woodfords Club Dinner Hosts Governor and Councillors
Hon Harold M Sewall spoke at a dinner for the Governor Executive Council and staff hosted by the Woodfords Club at Woodfords. Fred C Scribner and F J Matthews, former city residents, belong to the club which owns a large clubhouse and is a leading Cumberland County organization. Sewall followed Governor MillKEN and Hon H P Gardner and earned hearty applause at the speech’s end.
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Harold M. Sewall
Woodfords Club
Woodfords
Fred C. Scribner
F. J. Matthews
Cumberland County
Mr. Sewall
Milliken
H. P. Gardner
Postponed Yacht Club Smoker Honors John S Hyde
The Kennebec Yacht Club smoker for Wednesday evening is delayed due to the death of Hon. John S. Hyde. Officials have not set a new date. it will be announced later.
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Kennebec Yacht Club
John S. Hyde
Peptiron Pills and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Combine for Health
Physicians promote Peptiron Pills with Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a synergistic fourfold blood cleansing and build up remedy. Peptiron supplies pepsin iron nux vomica manganese and other tonics while Hood’s Sarsaparilla cleanses blood and stimulates appetite. Take Hood’s before meals and Peptiron after for best results.
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Chichester
RAND
Local Meetings and Town News Roundup
The League of Central Church meeting was postponed this week. A Deloche farm sighted eight robins by a local physician. Walter P. Hilliard and wife left for Exeter New Hampshire for his mother’s illness. Queen Esther Rebekah Sewing Circle met with supper at six and a evening session. Alderman elect Eugene McGrath, recently hospitalized, was taken home. Walter I. Percy of Parker Head returned home from service, visiting his mother on Percy Hill. Maine Manual Arts Club met in Portland with N B Cortell from Bath in attendance. The Walker Manual Training School hosted the afternoon session with informal social time. A. A. Alden of Augusta spoke at the evening meeting. supper at the Falmouth.
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League of Central Church
Deloche
Walter P. Hilliard
Exeter
N. H
Memphis
Walter I. Percy
Parker Head
Percy
David Percy
Percy Hill
Bath
Maine Manual Arts Club
Portland
N. B. Cortell
Walker Manual Training School
A. A. Alden
Augusta
Falmouth
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Centre Street
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