Morse Girls End Season With Win
Morse high school girls finish their season with a victory led by Eleanor Whittain and Miss Davis in a hard fought game. The team’s strong defense and accurate shooting secured a season ending win. In earlier games, the Drnswheal beigeh boys won and the DB POL Midgets defeated Jitter high in a close preliminary contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Prumusanette
Carlege Fea
Ueau
Eleanor Whittain
Davis
Beigeh
DB Pol
Dan Mote UT
Inge Anitrao
Brenswich
Richardson
Phibeault
Well Babies Clinic Draws Mothers and Babies to Federal Building
Mothers bring infants to a Well Babies clinic at the Public Health rooms in the Federal building. Nurses weighed babies and advised mothers on diet and care while doctors consulted with 25 to 30 parents. The event drew families from across the city. future clinics are planned weekly with doctors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pederal
TPZ
Dine Rideout
Maury
Herter Dorthis
Coast Guards Rescue After Schooner Disabled Off Pond Stand
Life saving crew from the Zonda assisted a disabled auxiliary schooner off Pond Stand. The vessel rolled in heavy seas with engines failed and her anchor dragging until the Zonda arrived to tow and bring the wreck to Bath for discharge of timbers. Captain William Woof commanded from Porthind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham
Old Fort
Bath
Kelley
Spear Co
Soath
Freeport
Willam
Crocker Wins Knife Prize At Death Ride Rifle Shoot
Gay Crocker won top prize at the Death Ride club weekly rifle shoot receiving a knife donated by W Rogers Hardware. Roland Brown was second with 105 2 and J Pastor third with paper. Club papers sent to National Rifle Association HQ in Washington. Outdoor matches planned with a site to be decided and a committee to work on details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Crocker
W. Rogers Hardware Store
Roland Brown
Join Pastor
National Rifle Association
Washington
Belinger
Elub
Elit
Clib
Finance Committee Holds First Meeting in City Common
The newly named finance committee met Thursday night for ten minutes to plan frequent sessions under Chairman Francis DB Torrescir. They will tackle the annual appropriation and oversee city finance as the overseers of the poor elected Walter S. Bussell as chairman and secretary. The three members are Bussell Morse and Minest Heald. the board of assessors is set to organize Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
City Common
Pew
Francis DB Torrescir
Walter S. Bussell
Herbert O. Morse
Minest
Bath Craft Abandoned After Seafaring Troubles
The schooner built by Perey gue Sool oe VO7F and owned by the governor of Woyoining, named Five Gissteds, faced severe storms near the equator and later leaks forcing abandonment near Castle, Venezuela. Meanwhile Bridgton woolen mills start full operation as fall lumber delays ease and hiring resumes weekly.
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Whe Voth
Gian
Brooks
Pereygue Sool
Woyoining
Les Deen
Hier
Danzili
Norfolk
Dien
Ayres
Rio de Daneiro
Casttile
Varnazil
Bridgton Lave
Popham Beach Hotel Site Sold at Sheriff Sale
The former Rockledge hotel at Popham Beach was sold at sheriff's sale for taxes to Walter Bowker of Whippsburg for about 600 to 700 dollars. Bowker now holds the right to taxes from 1916 through 1920 and the former owners may redeem within one year by paying his claim with interest. Nearby, residents and visitors are noted in local social items about visits, school duties, and fishing preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockledge
Popham Beach
Sheriff's Sale
Walter Bowker
Whippsburg
Edward Chaplin
Bath
William Roderick
Hezekiah Harrington
Irving Harrington
C. V. Minott
Roxbury
Mias
William Cullity
Pownal
Martha J. Perey
Cox's Head
Cullity
Grace D Perey
Dromore
Clifford
Wiscasset
H. W. Cuttings
Alice
Abbie Minotti
Massachusetts
Portland
J. J. Rogers
George N. Cutting
Boston
George (. Beals
Chaffee Bros
Oxford
Mass
Alvah Holbrook
John H. Pease
Waltham
Warren Ryan
Willian McIntire
Myrtle Pye
John Pye
Small Point
Westport Residents and Visitors Noted in Town Log
Westport sees Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson at the South end home with their son George Dewey aboard the steamer Westview now tied at Norfolk Virginia. HW. AL Swanton and Mrs. Swanton depart town with Swanton attending Farmers Week at Orono and Mrs. Swanton remaining in Bath. Ivian M. Jewett of Bath visits town, M. Odway Lewis a Lincoln N W school teacher returns home for invention. Mrs Irene K E Sturtevant of Portland guests of Mrs M O Webbers recently. George Knight back from Eston Monday. Lester Knight of Bath visits town last week. Lester W Hodgdon, recently at the Texas yard in Bath, works on home improvements at Westport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George WB. Richardson
South End
George Dewey
Westview
Norfolk
AL Swanton
Mary
Swanton
Orono
Lincoln
N. W
Irene EK
Sturtevant
Portland
Colonial club May ball planned for May 6
A large number of Colonial club members plan to attend the May 6 ball with music entertainment by the Bowdoin College Glee Club and Pooler of Northwind catering. Charles Phath, chair, urges attendees to sign their names on reply cards to confirm plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Pooler
Vporthind
Bowdoin College Glee Club
Charles Phath
Police Appointments Prominent Chicago Mayor Sets Brass Tone
Major Charles Cahill announces annual police force appointments with Wednesday ceremonies. City officials anticipate notable changes and speculation centers on which officers will receive brass buttons while the mayor remains tight lipped about advance statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles TH. Cahill
Funeral of Mrs Frye at private service
Funeral of Mrs Scott I Frye held Tuesday afternoon at two at Orrin F Frye's Washington street home. Rev Francis A Gray of the Universalist church officiated. Bearers were George Smith Ralph C Whitehouse Edward T Whitehouse and Albert E Pollard. Burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott I. Frye
Orrin F. Frye
Washington Street
Francis A. Gray
Universalist Church
George Smith
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Edward T. Whitehouse
Albert Eo Pollard
Oakrove
Morse High Players to Be Honored With Bath Dinner
Bath groups including Rotary, Chamber of Commerce and city officials plan a April 1 banquet at the YMCA for Morse high basketball players nine to receive gold basketball charms. About 150 guests expected. funds from last week’s send-off fund to help cover expenses. speakers and Morse cheers planned. tickets limited by gym capacity. N Gratz Jackson chairs the meeting with Otis S Trafton and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce, City Government
Colonial Club
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Morse High
Y.M.C.A
Bath
Maine
Medford
Mass
Morse
Adams
Salem
Massachusetts
Y.mlc
Umlcla
N. Gratz Jackson
Veter Clinto
Otis S. Trafton
Charles A. Harriman
Lucian D. Fuller
The
Chamber
Albert I Pride Topsham mill man dies at 71
Albert I Pride a longtime Topsham paper mill official and prominent local figure died at his home Thursday at age 71. He trained in Warren mills Westbrook and later worked in Topsham mills. Health declined after six weeks from a lifting accident causing spinal and brain complications. He belonged to Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and Mason orders. He leaves a widow and daughter Marion Pride bookkeeper at Cabot Mills and siblings R G Pride of Westbrook and Eunice G Oxnard wife of Dr W A Oxnard of North Deering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert I. Pride
Topsham
Warren
Westbrook
Knights of Vythias
Odd Fellows
Masonice
Marion Pride
Cabot Mills
R. G. Pride
Eunice G. Oxnard
W. A. Oxnard
North Deering
Easter Concert Draws Sunday's Large Woolwich Crowd
Woolwich notes show Mrs. Angelia Roy returning to Caribou after two weeks with her sister. A crowded Easter concert at the North A E church drew many residents, and a series of visits and local engagements fill the week, including teaching assignments and hospital visits. Community Day plans and Red Cross first aid kit prep are announced for Friday afternoon at Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelia Roy
Caribou
Edgar Bailey
North Ae
Gorham. Farwell
Cumberland Center
EF. R. Main
Ardene Stott
Marion Carlton
Boston
Stott
Ruth Eaton
Phippsburg
Moatsweag School
Marcia Stinson
New York
G. of. Stinson
Jessie Kelly
Winneganee
Henry Carton
Harold Hall
University of Maine
Poverty Hall
Sebenon Hall
Philip Hathorne
Ernest Haathorne
Rt. J. Gilmore
Charles Alexander
Richmond
Nequasset Congregational Church
John Carter
Wa. Brookings
Scott G. Bailey
Portland
Hattie R. Hodgkins
Eugene R. Randlette
Durham
N. HH
Randlette
New Hampshire State College
Hodgkins
Clinton Bailey
Moatsweag
Leslie A. Bailey
Dresden Mills
Gorham L. Farwell
Augusta
EK. Reed Main
Goshaham Farwell
I. A. Bailey
Dresden
FE. R. Main
Red Cross Committee
Wilson Wright
Woolwich
Answer to Boston Speaker Attacks U S Europe Policy
Edward Plummer argues against Dr Gibbons claim that America did nothing for Europe. He questions debts taxes and aid tied to European conflicts, noting wartime sacrifices and Senate treaty powers, urging critics to relocate to a land they deem superior.
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the Independent
Gibbons
Boston Sunday
Europe
England
France
Senate
Edward
Plummer
Morse High players receive New England tournament sweaters
Morse High basketball letters were awarded to nine players for the New England championship run. The sweaters, white with blue M letters, were bought from a student-raised fund from dances at Music Hall after home games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Basketball
Music Hall
Willard Sprague
Leslie Wold
Wiram Perkins
John Footer
Abraham Vovich
Ilford Stover
Elmer McFarland
John Clements
Kenneth Atwood
Royal Arch Chapter Installs Montgomery and St Bernard Officers
Officers of Montgomery and St Bernard RAL were installed Tuesday night by Vast High Priest Walter Glidden with Henry White as grand captain of the host and Rev. David L. Wilson as grand chaplain. A Genesta chapter supper preceded the ceremony and music was by Nelson's orchestra.
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Montgomery and
St. Bernard
Ral
Walter 3
Glidden
Henry RR. White
David L. Wilson
Genesta Chapter
OQ. I. S
Chester II
Shepherd
John F. Sherming
John Wishart
Harold A. Dunn
Howard BR. Johnson
Albert L. Strout
George I. Larrabee
Robert Wishart
George J. Goodwin
Royal Arch
Edward Tanks
Harry E. Thompson
Earl B. Collins
William J. Wheeler
Albion F. Field
Felix A. Stinson
Nelson
Albert Ii.strout
Funeral for Charles Clarke Held at Wesley Memorial
A large funeral service Saturday afternoon honored Charles I D Clarke of the Times editorial staff at Wesley Methodist Church on High aid Center Streets. Rev Frank A Hall officiated, with floral tributes from many friends. Bearers included Mayor Cahill Sheriff Oliver former Alderman Randall Leonard and A Varington. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
State Pays Officials Salaries Higher Than Governor
A 1920 salary tabulation shows Paul D. Sargent as state chief engineer earning $115.58 weekly, $19 more than the governor, with others like Dr. Gertrude Hall and Miss Marion Crainerd earning top sums in the State House. The report lists weekly pay for dozens of officials, clerks, and stenographers, highlighting wide differentials under the State House payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Sargent
State Highway Commission
State House
Audhor Roy L. Wardwell
Ile
Gertrude Hall
der. Hall
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Mothers’ Pensions
Lillian Coleman
Coleman
Andrews and
Nelson
Myrtle It. Hodgdon
Fish and Game Commissioner
Marion Crainerd
Myra V. Parker
State Department of Health
Cards and luncheon at Summer street club meeting
Mrs Clarence Johnson hosted her card club at Summer Street Tuesday noon. A luncheon was served and an auction was played. Two tables competed with Mrs Frederick Patton taking first prize a cut glass French dressing bottle and Mrs George B B Drake earning second prize a Pyrex dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
Summer Street
Frederick Patton
George BB. Drake
Surprise Birthday Party For Hans Friedrichs
Mrs. Friedrichs organized a surprise birthday party at Hans Friedrichs home on Oak Street Tuesday night. Guests enjoyed games and music and refreshments were served to end a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Friedrichs
Oak Street
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Brunswick, Maine
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Edward Ford
Camden
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Vlorence Haggert
Fran Ilva
Coast Guards
Crocker
Governor Brooks
Westport
Nequasset Falls
A. C. Hathorne, D. E. Hathorne, H. T. Bailey
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Frye
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Albert B. Pride
Col. Plummer
G. M. Park
Presque Isle
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Mary Mussenden
William B. Mussenden
John Brewer
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Mire
James A. Todos
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Paul D. Sargent
Paul Dy. Sargent
Gov. Percival PL Baxter
LB. BL Cleaves
Albert Greenlaw
Herbert W. Trafton
Leverett L. Bristol
Augustus ©. Thomas
J. M. Edwards
Frank D. Palmer
Forest Colby
Ransford W. Shaw
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Arthur L. Thayer
Fred F. Lawrence
Albert J. Wiggins
George W. Leadbetter
Lucius DD. Barrows
Carl H. Gilman
Max L
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Arthur C. Robinson
G. C. Fernald
KE. J. W Philbrook
Gilbert R. Chadbourne
John M. Briscoe
George C. Danforth
George F. Giddings
Frank W. Ball
Roy J. Wardwell
James F. Bagley
H. F E. Thompson
G. I. Coombs
P. R. Keller
Josiah W. Taylor
Adelbert W. Gordon
George F. H. Bragdon
William H. Fisher
E.L. Wellman
Henry BE. Dannack
Clifford Wilson
A. H. Nichols
T. F. Parker
A. M. G. Soule
G. Walden Smith
Leon W. Helson
Neil L. Violette
William L. Bonney
L. L. Winship
Willis T. Larsons
William M. Black
Frank J. McArdle
Elmer EL. Palmer
George R. Armstrong
H. A. Shorey, Jr
George H. Bangs
M. R. Stackpole
Elbert D. Hayford
Walter B. Fraser
A. G. Young
EE. J. Smith
Albert FE. Lamb
E. S. Merrill
S. B. Stewart
P.M. Varney
W. F. Allen
J. A. Carians
Phillip Reimherr
Walworth Sampson
John B. Church
L. W. Smiley
E. J. Smith
E. J. Jenkins
H. D. Worth
J. F P. Stevens
A. S. Pope
A. L. Smith
BE. P. Goodrich
G. H. Hutchins
J. W. Laughlin
C. F. Kendall
H. K. Worth
George Mel. Presson
Charles E. Davis
William C. Goodwin
A. J. S. Keene
E. J. Stinson
W. B. Pendexter
I. Morris Fish
Frank DP. Washburn
Clement S. Stetson
Wilbur I. Dresser
Joseph L. Grenier
Melvin H. Simmons
L. R. Pierce
Howard J. Williams
Tharold W. Coffin
Frank A. Dolloff
P. C. MccGouldrie
Eugene K. Sawtelle
Harry O. Barney
Carleton EB. Foss
Martin W. Corcoran
Charles W. Horton
Thomas A. Jones
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