Brunswick High Track Team Wins Victory At Meet
Brunswick High's orange and black track team defeated Morse High of Bath 84 to 24 at the Old Trotting Park in East Brunswick Saturday morning. Morse,缺 missing key lettermen due to baseball, struggled as Oliver won the mile for Bath and Lamarre set a Trotting Park record in the 100 yard dash.
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Brunswick High
Morse High
Bath
East Brunswick
Brunswick
Brail
Morse
Stri Bed Oliver
Bob Oliver
Merle Pottle
Pottle
Oliver
Petite
Lemarre
Blondy” Lamarre
Pattle
Lamarre
Dumais
Murray
Miekis
Sparks
Sammy Cutts
Harold McElinan
Johnny Huse
Ken Hatch
Brunswick-Morse
Kesey Field
Cutts
Morse High Reserves Rally Past Coombs High 10-9
Morse High reserves staged an eighth inning comeback to defeat Coombs High Bowdoinham 10-9 at Kelley Field. Key hits by H McElman Bates Harrington and R McElman fueled the late rally as Morse overcame a 10-9 deficit. Coach Sammy Cutts praised the reserves for the victory. Henrietta French returns from North Edgecomb visit to her parents in Morse’s summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Coombs High
Bowdoinham
Kelley Field
Blue
White
H. McElman
Bates
Harrington
R. McElman
R.mcelman
Brunswick High
Brunswick
Sammy Cutts
Henrietta E. French
North Edgecomb
Roy Moore
Frank E. French
Aco Snowden
Douglas
Neeseses Parks
Es Sarkis
C McNeil
Carr
Peer
Wwenee Bates
Peewee
Nee Haynes
al — Ee
R — Po Hackett
P Ey
Bickford
Ween Eens
Curtiss
Rylie Merrill
Settee
McDougal
Dodge
Boss
Frances
Very
W. Dodge
Morse
Phippsburg Community Notes and Visits
Emma Perry returns from Portland. Mr and Mrs Jay Bowker visit from Woburn Massachusetts with the Bowker family in Sebasco Estates. Various local residents attend, host, or travel, including Dr Willis Jefferson of Bath and Judge Kenyon at Sebasco. Dremore Farm Bureau meets next Monday at Dromore Grange Hall with Hortense Welch present. Howard Bowker buys a tractor.
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Emma Perry
Portland
Jay Bowker
Woburn
Mass
Bowker
Verte ¢ Oliver
Willis Jefferson
Bath
Chester_Oliver
Livermore Falls
Verne Oliver
William
Kenyon
Sebasco Estates
Walkie Weston
John Bowie
Emily
Wilbur Wyman
Leon Eaton
Ernest Rogers
Martin Wyman
F. S. Sawyer
Dremore Farm Bureau
Dromore Grange Hall
Hortense Welch
Waldoboro
Campbell
Howard Bowker
Lockers Needed for Local Armory
Captain Elver A. Stickney of Battery H urged Bath to provide steel lockers for each member to prevent loss of gear. He cited a $187 annual shortfall due to difficulty tracking equipment, and noted a $7,000 state payroll in Bath. Armory funds have been cut to 900 this year, with 600 fixed rent and limited remaining for lights and incidentals. Lockers would cost about 400 and better protect the battery’s $20,000 in equipment, which he warned the Army Commission would condemn if not improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elver A. Stickney
Battery H
Stickney
Bath
Army Commission
Shamrocks Win Bowling Title in Park Alley Final
The Shamrocks defeated the Giants 5-1 to clinch the Park Alley Bowling League title. Benny Frates led with a 317, Eddie Bourgett added a 1308 total, and Morrison topped Frates with 319 for the Giants. The final strings decided the championship as Shamrocks won two strings and the high total by 55 pins. Mrs Lena D Donnell travels to Waltham, Mass. for a week with her sister.
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Shamrocks
Park Alley
Giants
Benny Frates
Eddie Bourgett
Shamrock
Morrison
Frates
Teddy
Francis Ham
Lena D. Donnell
Winfield F. Rowe
Waltham
Mass
Morse Brunswick game ties one all in sixteen innings
One of Maine’s longest schoolboy games ended 1-1 after 16 innings at Kelley Field. Morse and Brunswick each scored in their halves, Buck and Wakely pitched all 16 innings with Buck fanning 16. A tense, defensive marathon with rare miscues and several notable defensive plays, the game showcased steady pitching and clutch fielding from both teams.
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Morse-Brunswick
Maine
Morse
Brunswick
Kelley Field
Leon Buck
Gene Wakely
Bath
Buck
Wakely
Capt. Ring
Sprague
Vin Henderson
Newell Wilson
McCrum
Henderson
Parks
Tetreault
Hayes
Ken Hatch
Wilson
Hatch
Marriner
Ring
Harrington
Augusta
Hallowell High
Cony High
Hallowell
Gardiner
Coast Guard Office Closed at Bath Iron Works
The U S Coast Guard inspection office at Bath Iron Works ceased operations on Tuesday after 15 months. Commander Philip B. Eaton and seven personnel transfer to Camden New Jersey to oversee work on two 165 foot patrol boats.
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U. S. Coast Guard
Bath Iron Works Corp
Philip B. Eaton
John H. Mathis Co
Camden
N. J
Iron Works
Eaton
Bath
Frank R. Leavitt
George F. Erwin
Joseph Redman
Meyer Robbins
George Coffin
Coast Guard
Radio-Electrician
Old Frlis
Bay City
Mich
Wayside pulpit bulletin board dedicated at United Baptist Saco
A unique wayside pulpit bulletin board at United Baptist Church in Saco will be dedicated on Sunday morning. The device features an electrically timed clock to switch lights, with a white light display for the first three days and church bulletins shown the last four days, using changeable aluminum letters on a black on white background.
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United Baptist Church of
Saco
Winnegance auxiliary hosts all day event at community house
The Winnegance Women's auxiliary to the Community Club held an all day gathering at the community house with noon dinner, tacking on the program, a card party, and cocoa and cakes. Meanwhile road work progresses with gravel dumps spreading to Bath end and the old fill.
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Bath
Cottage Park
Bernice Sturtevant
Emma Hunt
Helen Potter
Edgar Oliver
New York
Bear Mountain
Sherman L. Morse
Robert P. Manson
Augustus Small
Walter Morse
Squaw Club
I. A. Trueworthy
East Brunswick
Fred L. Parks
Harry C. Webber
Herbert Morse
John G. Morse
Harry F. Oliver
Portland
Grace Trask
Cleora Coombs
Bessie Hunt
Annie Malcolm
Mena Preble
Agnes Nason
Joanna Hodgkins
Phippsburg
Arthur Stewart
Cambridge
Richard C. Morse
Fairview Cemetery Association
Community Club
Richard Morse
Joseph I. Smith
Clara Darling
Charles Williams
Brunswick Hospital
Dr. Smith
Merton Oliver
Gus Small
Charles C. Snow
Washington Street
Frank Perry
Bess Manson
Helen Loring
Wesley Sorority Holds Monthly Meeting at Vestry
Wesley M. E. church sorority held its regular monthly business meeting in the church vestry on Tuesday evening with a supper attended by about 35 and husbands as guests. A short business session followed the supper, then an entertainment featuring The Awkward Maid and a zoo monologue, solo numbers, and games. The next meeting is June 7, the final of the season, with resumption in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E. Church
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Bertha Davis
Delmar Bates
Albert Whitney
Andrew Butterfield
George Hopkins
Leland Plummer
Forest Littlefield
Sagadahoc Pomona
West Bath Grange
Fred Teeling
Albert McFadden
Plummer
the Zoo
Alice O’brien
Robert Gordon
Light Opera Martha Attracts Lovers Of Music
Flotows Martha draws attention from Les Camarades Musicaux as they plan a concert of the opera on May 11 at First Universalist church. The plot follows Lady Harriet and her maid in disguise at a Richmond Servants Fair, two farmers, and Lionel’s quest for identity ending in revelation and reconciliation.
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Flotow
Martha
Les Camarades Musicaux
Harriet
Anne of England
Richmond
Nancy
Tristan
Lionel
Plunkett
Lady Harriet
Earl of Derby
Anne
Earl
Car Load of Flour Sent to Bath Red Cross
A car load of 300 barrels of government wheat arrived in Bath on Tuesday consigned to the Red Cross for distribution among the needy. The flour, in sacks of 24.5 pounds, is valued at 1800 dollars and will be distributed with help from the overseers of the poor, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Salvation Army, Golden Rule Gospel Mission, and the Corporal Works of Mercy. Distribution begins as soon as storage is ready. Dr. Edwin M. W. of Bates College hosted a major English literature survey dinner at his campus avenue home, with English honor students assisting and a social evening following.
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Bath
Con
Red Cross
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Salvation Army
Golden Rule Gospel Mission
Corporal Works of Mercy
Edwin M. W
Bates College
Campus Avenue
Lewiston
Final Tribute Paid Dr Byron F Barker Funeral
The funeral for Dr. Byron F Barker, noted Bath physician and Fellow of the American College of Physicians, was held Monday afternoon at his home with Rev. David L Wilson officiating. Banks and businesses closed in tribute and attendees included medical colleagues from Portland Damariscotta Brunswick and Bowdoin alumni among others. Burial followed in Maple Grove.
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Byron F. Barker
American College of Physicians
Bath
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
A. F. Williams
Portland
J. W. Loughlin
Damariscotta
Charles H. Cumston
Brunswick
Walter E. Edge
Paris
Camilla Sewall
France
Paul W. Litchfield
Akron
Shaw Block
Barker
Bath Savings Institution
Bath Trust Co
Charles H. Cahill
J. Edward Drake
Harrys. Emery
Owen J. Ledyard
Old Ladies Home
James Otis Lincoln
Hubert H. McCarty
Williams. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Mortimer Warren
Bath Hospital
Charles P. Wetherbee
Henry C. Wright
Bath City Hospital
Maple Grove
Musical Society Enjoys Fine Evening Concert
The Les Camarades Musicaux met at Allan Ramsay's Oak Street home for a program of talks and selections. Hibbert Norton spoke on famous opera houses, with cantatas, solos, duets, and ensembles performed by Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Cary, Mr. Ramsay, and others. A Ford truck delivered flags and paraphernalia to the Country club, stored at Elmhurst in readiness for course opening.
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Les Camarades Musicaux
Allan Ramsay
Oak Street
Hibbert L. Norton
Holman
McPherson
Cary
Mr. McPherson
Estes
Cel
Anard Ponce
Mr. Ramsay
Mrs. Albee
Piano
John H. Hyde
Country Club
Elmhurst
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Keer Brown
Norway Medicine Co
Norway
Elver Stickney
T. Burns Peewee
Ham Sever Eee Wees
Fortin
Rob Parks
McCrump
Pouliout
Colts
Huse
Vin
Naugler
Wrangler
Haskett
Bath Lads
Johnny
Hayes Sprague
Hase
Morse F
King
Hose
Balk
Coffin
Kennebec Valley League
P.C
Cony
Eater
Nee
Rf King
Brunswick Ab
Mailer
Shenae
Wees
Te Haskett
Vee Wees
Ee Beens
Samar Eeenene
Wesley Sorority
Bath Red Cross
Byron F
Musical Society
Lilo
Targett
Still As the Night
Mrs. Cary
Hs de Sie
Canterbury
Norton
Bianca E Eton Ees Pkce
Ramsay
Albee
Quel
Guardo
Don Pasquale
Donizetti
Mrs. Sturtivant
Mr. McPherson At Piano
Mozart
Haynes
He Guercia
Salo
Erminie
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