Men s Club Tops Hunt Hose In 120 point Tourney Victory
The men s club defeated Charles A Hunt hose company by 120 to 983 in a Tuesday night tournament. Cribbage and pitch led to a overall win for the men s club, who then invited the hose company to be guests next week. Foreman Charles Preble thanked the hose team in a closing speech as plans moved toward future games and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hunt Hose Company
Hose Company
Charles J. Preble
Men's Club
Cribbage
Walter Rogers
Edward Morey
Arthur Brown
Frank Talbot
Men’s Club
Milton T. Morse
Charles Morse
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Harry B. Williams
Winfield W. Morse
Abram C. Oliver J. Parker Morse
Almon R. ‘Perry
Lloyd Rogers
Charles FE. Hewitt, Jr
John G. Morse
Charles Merry
Robert I. Manson
Ernest Rogers
Terey Morse
Charles FE
Preble
Eirec
Cap Cedars
Reuben Purington
Rinal Marner Anes
Cee
Leon Pennell
Pinkertvetesian
Omar Derry
Frank Allegrin
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Albert Morse
John Bowie
Olney GC
Perry
Say Edgar Oliver
Hose Company Cribbage
DSS
Winnéyance
Maine Highway Commission
J. Erroll Blaisdell
University of Maine
Harry Blaisdell
Morse
Reach
J. Lester Morse
John J. Desmond Co
Hall of the Knights of the Golden Eagle
Bath
Parker Head
Popham Beach
Winneganee
Bridgehall
Charles FE. Preble
Baseball Association
Eseh
Squaw Club
Fred T Parks
Alfred Cornish
A. R. Perry
Fred S. Coombs
Frank Perry
Sherman T. Morse
New York
Boston
Waldo Weston
Frances Bates
Augustus Small
Rumford Falls
Walter
Rumford
Walter Morse
William H. Tobey
Charles A. Hunt
Rodney FE. Ross
Hyde Windlass Co
Zinn M. Haton
Winnegance
Y.M.C.A
Tra Hamlin
Eugene Knight
Bald Head Club
Bald Head
Sumner
Frances Hunt
High Street
Ruth Williams
Prise
Sidney Knight
Earl Whittaimn
Lionel Gretton
Roger Worrey
May Tibbetts
Josephine Freeman
Leola Bretton
Mystery Elibe
Omar Perry
Edgar J. Williams
Charles EK. Preble
Lee
Morse Mill
Asbury R. Campbell
Mre
Elle Himt
Indians Lose to Hunters in Narrow Bridge Hall Loss
Bridge hall in Winnegance hosted a close night game as the Hunters defeated the Indians 33 to 17. Marsh Tlara den sparked the last period with five baskets early, while McMann Burns and Curran provided strong defense and passing, but Haraden left with an injury and the Indians struggled to move the ball in the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Hall
Winnegance
Indians
Hunters
Marsh Tlaraden
Slaugters
Haraden
McMann
Burns
Martin
Curran
Cass
Crprany
Fes
Haradin
E.s
Seces
Hersom
All
Rogers
Eccoc Reese
Talbot
Fitzgerald
Pinkham
Williams
Cooper
History of the English flag and Union Jack origins
An overview traces the flag's evolution from the Union of England and Scotland under James I, through Cromwell, the Restoration, and 1801 when the St Patrick cross was added. It explains design choices to maintain distinct crosses and notes a Crusades link to the St George cross. Mrs. Arthur F. Larrabee visits Portland. French of the Toant Home in Bath on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Newton
Richmond
Norman Stith
Henrietta Eaton
Helen Potter
Bath
James Purington
Harry C. Williams
Harry J. Williams
Joshua N. Tibbetts
James VI of
Scotland
James I
England
Charles T
St. George
St. Andrew
Cromwell
Charles II
Antioch
Diesel Electric Driven Craft for Canal Vessels Planned
Central Steamship and Commerce Corporation of New York plans to construct fifteen diesel electric freight vessels for service on the Weland and New York barge canals, New York to Chicago and to the West Indies when canals close. Each 257 by 42 by 18 feet, with two mast cargo handling, 1,300 horsepower main engines, refrigerated holds, and ASD approval. Plans by naval architect Theodore T. Wells. Project cost about $5,000,000. contracts not yet placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Steamship and Commerce Corporation of
New York
Chicago
Weland
West Indies
Theodore T. Wells
Broadway
American Bureau of Shipping
Realism and Romance in Literature show intertwining paths
The Chicago Journal notes that realism and romance nourish each other. great romantic novels feature real characters, while realism profits from romantic elements. Even Shakespeare, labeled a romanticist, created enduring portraits of genuinely realizable people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
Hamilton Skates Back to Win in Wyoming Race
Clarence L. Hamilton, Bath boy and former world roller skating champion, staged a comeback in Casper Wyoming. He won a two mile race on the Winter Garden track in five minutes thirty seconds, finishing a half lap ahead of Nickerson. Amateur winner Bryan Nickerson clocked six minutes fifteen seconds with Ray Jennings and Gene Olson following. A large event is planned for Thursday at the Winter Garden with Hamilton facing three freshmen in another two mile dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence TL. Hamilton
Wyoming
Casper
Casper Herald
Hamilton
Nickerson
Winter Garden
Radio Concert Hall Opens In Bath With New Magnavox
Bath prepares for a radiophone concert hall with Armory leaseholder H T Stevens setting up a modern Amrad radio system. Edwin Lowell and Harold Avery install the equipment, and a magnavox will amplify sound for public concerts six nights weekly featuring violin solos, band concerts, grand opera, lectures, sermons, and jazz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
New England
H. T. Stevens
Armory Hall
Edwin Lowell
Harold Avery
Amrad
Stevens
Armory
No Man's Land and its disputed governance history
The text describes No Man's Land as a 170 by 85 mile zone in northern Texas ceded to the United States in 1850 and later part of Oklahoma in 1890. It notes that between those years it lacked government and attracted outlaws, with some residents choosing to fulfill legal duties while others refuse to recognize Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
No Man's Land
Texas
Oklahoma
Delaware
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. A. Hunt Hose Company
Fred J. Parks
Mrs. Cornish
Trarker Head
Charles Rogers
Phippsburg
Fred
Coombs
Percy Morse
McCutcheon
Omar Terry
Harry, Webber
J. Parker Morse
Joseph TB. McGutcheon
Robert P. Manson
Zina M. Eaton
Olney C. Perry
Charles Jb. Hewitt, Jr
Almon
RK. Perry
Earl Morse
Edgar Oliver
Joseph B. McCuteheer
Marl Morse
Almon R. Perry
Charles Ik. Hewitt, Jr
Harry C. Webber
Fred L. Parks
Means
Mill Pond
Winneyance
Bay
New Meadows
Kennebec
Liccfrt & Myers Toxsacco Co
Arthur F. Larrabee
Portland
Toant
Universities
Bath Independent
Percy W. Lang
A. M
Clark S. Northrup
John C. Rolfe
Forrest S. Lunt
A. M. Morriss
W. Cross
George J. Hagar
Publisher’s Price
Bath Boy
Hiram T. Stevens
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