Colonial bowling drive nets 14-6 win over Brunswick
Colonial Club roared to a 14-6 triumph over Brunswick to erase a 38-30 Brunswick lead and draw even at 44-44 in the four tournament standings. Al Page led Bath with a 307 series and 111 high string, while Dick Hersom added three strikes in the final six balls for a 57 pin finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Brunswick Boys
Cribbage
Brunswick
al” Page
Bathites
Bath
Clint Wilson
Colonial Club
Dick Hersom
Park
Ai” Page
Reg Stacy
Tommy Morrison
Horace Morse
Haynes
Rodney Ross
Mel Haggett
Ross
Mel
Toothaker
Bob
Joe McCole
Bath Club
Morrison
Sadler
Haggett
McCole
Winter pruning shrubs and fruits advertises pruning services
A brief classified note from H. C. Woolley of Wiscasset Maine offering winter pruning of shrubs fruits vines and grapes. The ad cites moderate cost and provides Bath telephone contact 216-4 and notes Woolley’s seven years in charge at Montsweag Farm Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
H. C. Woolley
Wiscasset
Montsweag Farm
Pulpwood Trade in Bath Faces Possible Collapse
Bath may lose its pulp wood stevedoring industry as Sagadahoc Towage Co sells its six barges leaving only the tug Pejescot. Barges go to St John N B. company may switch to Russian wood or shift port. Announcement on plans for 2025 imports expected soon. first cargo normally arrives April 1 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc Towage Co
Pejepscot Paper Co
St. John Drydock Co
Boothbay Harbor
St. John
N. B
Pejepscot
Boothbay
Jed F. Hallowell
Warren Davis
Pejepspot Paper Co
Portland
Topsham
Topsham Mills
Bath leaders oppose two banking bills in Senate
Bath Iron Works Corp and Bath Savings Institution officials led opposition to two emergency banking measures in the Senate. Hearings drew little support, with objections centered on interlocking of bank directors and potential hardships for Bath savings banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William S. Newell
W. A. Furber
The
Bath Savings Institution
Bath
Newell
Page
Furber
Wright
Savings Bank
Real Estate Transfers in Sagadahoc Registry
Real estate transfers recorded in the Sagadahoc registry include Walter L. Arrowsie to Abbie R. Weeks in Bath and multiple deed changes in Bowdoinham Georgetown Phippsburg and Topsham. Notable entries involve Howard E. Kaler to John L. Travers Ruth E. Young to George M. Darrah Florine A. Elliott to Grace Elliott King and Gertrude H. Rath to Frank B. Reazor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Arrowsie
Walter L. Footer
Abbie R. Weeks
Bath
Howard E. Kaler
John L. Travers
Ruth E. Young
George M. Darrah
Bowdoinham
Thomas W. McGrath
August Zeegars
William B
Morse High Honor List Issued Friday By Principal Scott
The Morse high honor list for the period Jan 30 to Mar 17 is issued by Principal Arthur B. Scott. No senior or postgraduate earned highest honors, but three juniors, three freshmen and two sophomores attained top honors along with extensive lists of honors for other classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Scott
Arthur B. Scott
Gilbert Atwood
Percival Black
Louise Calderwood
Emma Colby
Evelyn Coombs
Leslie Larrabee
Christine McCourt
Harry Ring
Cynthia Rogers
Carol Stevens
James Temple
Dorothy Bryant
Joseph Cyr
Iona
Anna Sullivan
Ruth Brown
Mary Sprague
Ruth Sprague
Janet Bridgham
Edna Durant
Dorothy Farley
Margaret Gallagher
Helen Green
Ruth Lary
Frances Miller
Carroll Morse
Barbara Nickerson
Helen Oulton
Ronald Oulton
Ruth Oliver
Charlotte Page
Mary Phillips
Bertha Presley
Walter Rogers
Frances Stover
Madelyn Summerton
Priscilla Wyman
Track Meet at Y M C A Saturday Night
A track meet between the Y M C A Colonial Club and Morse High School will be held at the Y M C A on Saturday evening April 1 at 7 pm. Officials publish official readouts of both organizations records for events including sprint, hurdles, jumps, distance, and relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A.colonial Club
Morse High School
Wilbur Hagan
Morse
Alex Burden
Haviland Torrey
Warren McNeil
Church League
Elford Stover
Ray Small
George Barker
Central
Church
Geordon Harrington
Dean Bonney
Frederick Rowland
Winter
Bath Youth Warned on Late Hours After Night Walk
A Bath youth living near Bath-Brunswick road was arrested by Patrolman Furber Davis for night walking after leaving his club post midnight. In municipal court Judge John J. Keegan suspended sentence, urging steadier hours and less time on the streets seven nights a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath-Brunswick Road
Furber Davis
John J. Keegan
Battery H Club
Keegan
Local Social Notes From Phippsburg and Bath
Mrs W B Perry left Sunday for New York for a week. Mr and Mrs F P Leavitt hosted visitors in Augusta and entertained Thomas Manning and Mrs Tyleston Oliver in Bath. Miss Marjorie Gilmore, pupil of Miss Thelma Dearing, stayed with her aunt in Bath for a recital. Numerous Bath area visits and calls are noted including Mr and Mrs J D Rogers, Mrs George Ingalls, Miss Hattie Bowker, Christine McCourt, James Chamberlain, Martin Wyman, and Hazel Feero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Perry
New York
F. P. Leavitt
Augusta
Thomas Manning
Westport
Tyleston Oliver
Paul Gilmore
Harold Shaw
Woolwich
Marjorie Gilmore
Thelma Dearing
Bath
James Chamberlain
William Wyman
Martin Wyman
George Larrabee
George Moody
L. J. Feero
Doris Lawrence
Arrowsic
Hazel Feero
William Donnell
William
Harold Miller
Rebecca
Campbell Farm
University of Maine
I. Annis
Phippsburg Eyes Second Town Meeting On Road Funds
Phippsburg selectmen received a petition seeking a special town meeting to raise 2665 dollars to maximize state aid for road work. No warrant yet issued but expected within days to occur before April 10. Proponents argue the full state match would create local employment and reduce town relief需求.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Rotary Votes Support to Playground Plan
The Bath Rotary Club hears Duncan Farrell urge an open air playground for youths aged five to 15, with goals to aid Morse High School athletics and share equipment from local schools. Ralph McDonald seeks a central site, plans include boys first then girls, plus ball games and crafts. Next week lip reading demo and officer nominations on agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Duncan Farrell
Farrell
Springfield
Morse High School
Ralph McDonald
Bath
Fred D. Hill
Persis Vose
Portland
Priscilla Magoun
Priscilla Magoun, of This City. Miss Vose
William A. Furber
Chester Plant
Charles P. Wetherbee
Bath Rotary Club
New Yorker Sends Here For His Corned Beef
Lloyd E. Steeves of Steeves Market Bath received a Bath resident order from New York for a cut brisket corned beef. The Bath customer said he could not obtain corned beef in New York to compare with Bath product. Steeves mailed the item by parcel post at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yorker
Lloyd E. Steeves
Bowdoin Quill March issue features student works and editors
The Bowdoin College Bowdoin Quill March issue, printed by Times Co., showcases a diverse array of writings and notes from contributors. It highlights pieces by Jean Pierrot, John Stratton, Albert Davis Jr., James Bassett Jr., Will Kline, and others, with editorials by The Quilldrivers and a list of editorial and business board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Quill
Bowdoin College
The
Times Co
Anon
John V. Schaffner
Will Murdoch Kline, Jr
James Bassett, Jr
Eugene O'Neill
Arthur M. Stratton
Horace
Albert S. Davis, Jr
John V. Stratton
Galsworthy
le Public Francais
Jean Pierrot
Olla Podrida
Little Theatre
Philip G. Parker
Donald B. Barnes
Peter
Quilldrivers
Jean Nicolas Georges Pierrot
Kline
Quill
America
Parker
Bowdoin
Masque and Gown
Barnes
Manhattan
Qui
Park Board Organizes in Druid Park Office
The Cemetery and Park board met Monday evening in Druid park. Councilman Raymond M. Haley was elected chairman, Thomas R. Huston became secretary, and Miss Mary A. Hewey was re elected clerk. Horace W. Ward was endorsed for superintendent and must be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery and Park Board
Raymond M. Haley
James S. Knight
Thomas R. Huston
Druid Park
Haley
Huston
Mary A. Hewey
Horace W. Ward
Assessors Elect Briggs as Chairman in City Board
Edmund P. Briggs, reelected tax assessor for a three year term, was chosen chairman at the assessors organization meeting held Tuesday in the municipal building. Elizabeth A. Conley was elected secretary. Other members are Roscoe G. Bailey, retiring chairman, and Harry E. Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund P. Briggs
Elizabeth A. Conley
Roscoe G. Bailey
Harry E. Litchfield
Winnegance Evening Workers Celebrate 81st Birthday
The Winnegance Evening Workers and guests gathered in Cottage Park club rooms on Wednesday evening last, with 21 present. Zina B. Hunt was honored on his 81st birthday with a book and a large cake presented by his daughter Miss Bessie M. Hunt. the group enjoyed a meat pie supper and desserts, and the men received Smokes as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Park
Agnes Nason
Laura Cutting
Emma Hunt
Zina B. Hunt
Bessie M. Hunt
P. M. Olm
Winnegance Community Club
Charles T. Small
Robert P. Manson
Roberta
New York
Mr. Manson
Winnegance
Harry Knight
Emily Jordan
Watertown
Mass
Mary Steele
Squaw Club
Harry C. Webber
Ella Knight
Carolyn Oliver
Allen Brown
Sabine
New Meadows
Joseph Charles Footer
Harry P. Nason
Nason
Humphrey A. Owen
Ralph G. and
Roy Trask
Alfred Nason
Laura Pushard
Widow Susan Leo Dies at 84 in Bath
Susan Leo 84 widow of John Leo died Tuesday morning at 11 45 at the home of Miss Alma L Reid 23 Russell street where she had lived for over two years. Born in Portland she was a daughter of John and Susan McGlinchy and lived in Bath more than 50 years. She once ran the Central House on Center street and was a longtime member of St. Marys parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Leo
John Leo
Alma L. Reid
Russell Street
Miss Reid
Leo
Portland
John
Susan McGlinchy
St. Dominic’s
Bath
Center Street
St. Mary's Parish
William McDonough Bath Iron Works employee dies
Thomas J. McDonough, 70, long-time Bath Iron Works employee, died Sunday after a three week illness following a paralytic stroke. A native of Ireland, he lived at 795 Middle Street and left a wife and son, Joseph A. McDonough, along with three brothers and two sisters. He was a member of the Red Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. McDonough
Bath Iron Works
Ireland
Thomas J
Mary Donahue McDonough
Middle Street
Joseph A. McDonough
Bath
Philip
John
Hugh McDonough
Bridget Donahue
Died at 91 Georgetown Matriarch Elizabeth Warren
Elizabeth C Warren 91 widow of John C Warren of Georgetown died Saturday after years of declining health and brief illness. A Georgetown native, she lived most of her life at the old homestead and was a member of the Georgetown Free Will Baptist church. Survived by son Edgar A Warren and daughter Mrs Clara C Moore of Georgetown, plus three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Baptist church Georgetown Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. Warren
John C. Warren
Georgetown
Thomas
Mary Snowman Stevens
Thomas Stevens
MacMahan Island
Harmon's Harbor
Warren
Free Will Baptist Church
Kennebec
Bath
Woolwich
Edgar A. Warren
Clara C. Moore
the Baptist Church
Georgetown Center
Rev Medville MacLaughlin Dies After Month's Illness
Reverend Medville MacLaughlin of 114 Newbury Street Boston Episcopal minister and former rector of parishes in Maine and Massachusetts died Thursday at Baker Memorial Hospital after a month long illness. Born in Maine he was educated there and earned a divinity degree from Berkeley Divinity School New Haven. He led Bowdoin students at Brunswick and formed a college choir. His career included St Pauls Gardner Chester VT St Lukes Middleboro and Our Saviour Boston before funeral services at Trinity Church Saturday at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medville MacLaughlin
Newbury Street
Boston
Episcopal
Maine
Brunswick Church
Baker Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Divinity School
New Haven
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
St. Paul’s Church
Gardner
Mass
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Chester
Church of Our Saviour
Middleboro
Trinity Church
Edna Blackmore Testa Obituary Noted Lewiston Native Dies
Mrs Edna Blackmore Testa 53 wife of Angela M Testa died Friday at her Lewiston home after a brief illness. A Boston native she had lived in Lewiston since 1917. Surviving husband a son Victor Testa Boston three Lewiston daughters Mrs J C Kane Miss Evelyn B Testa Miss Adele H Testa three grandchildren James R Kane Gloria and Jacqueline Testa a sister Mrs Malcolm McBryde and a brother Richard J Blackmore both of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Blackmore Testa
Angela M. Testa
Bath
Central Avenue
Lewiston
Boston
Front Street
Victor Testa
J. C. Kane
Evelyn B. Testa
Adele H. Test
Death of Mrs Alice C Grady in East Boston
Mrs Alice C Grady widow of Maj Patrick J Grady who fell in the Spanish War has died in East Boston. A civic and church figure she lent her name to the Alice C Grady auxiliary of the Maj P J Grady camp USW V in East Boston. Capt Ronan C Grady USN formerly with Bath Iron Works recalled for his friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronan C. Grady
East Boston
Alice C. Grady
Patrick J. Grady
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Death of Mrs. Annie Saunders prompts Bucksport funeral
Edmund M. Staples traveled to Bucksport after learning of his aunt Mrs. Annie Saunders a 90 year old widow of Austin Saunders a noted shipsmith who operated in three yards during the local shipbuilding era Funeral services were held Friday at 10 30 am at her residence followed by burial arrangements announced by family members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund M. Staples
Bucksport
Annie Saunders
Austin Saunders
Staples
Infant Richard Lothrop Dies at Three Months
Richard Leroy Lothrop three months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy E. Lothrop, died early Thursday at 104 Academy Street. Survived by his parents and sister Barbara Jean Lothrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Leroy Lothrop
Leroy E. Lothrop
Academy Street
Barbara Jean Lothrop
Edith Barter Injured in Fall Confined at Home
Morse high school freshman Miss Edith Barter remains at her parents home at 89 Dummer Street after injuring her hip in a recent fall. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Howard H Barter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Barter
Morse High School
Howard H. Barter
Dummer Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colonials
Pookie Chhlone Salen
Billiards
M. Haggett
R. Toothaker
R. Ross
T. Morrison
J. McCole
G. Churchill
A. Austin
Stuart
White
R. Reed
F. Turner
Day
Brehaut
F. Parry
E. Desmond
Pierce
A. Smith
J. Hyde
Laws
Brown
F. Thompson
Johnson
A. Spear
W. Skelton
Naugler
George
E. Ramsay
C. Wilson
Emmons
Webber
D. Pierce
W. Dennison
Jack
Larock
C. Anderson
E. Given
Ellison
Upton
A. Merrill
J. Hayes
Nichols
Meserve
Bowling Colonials
Imiopsc
Tes Creed
Wilgon Modescence
Hong Oh
Decent Rss
Pares Iss Eehrins
Hersom
Sagacahoc
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
William P.drake
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Y.M.C.A
M.H.S
William Oliver
Gustave Meister
Rotary
Park Alleys League
Benny Frates
Shamrocks
Park Alley
Baxters
Willows
Steeves Market
Eurekas
Wanderers
P.C. Baxters
Willows Av Eterno
Steeves Market Eee
Eurekas Pecan Eens
Wanderers Eee Eee
Farrar Sateen
Crocker
Melzard
Cee
Erste
Lothrop
Oliver Ets
Turer
T. Ham
So Se
Ketchum MacDonald
Hugegard Pees Ender
Aeer Eneses
Morrison Pia
McDougall
Alee
Plant
Reese
Allard
Thayer
R. Burns
Robinson
G. Lyons
T. Lyons
Steeves
Park Board
Mrs
Medville M'Laughlin
Richard L. Lothrop
MEL Sael
Beacon Street
Beacon Hill
State House
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