Married Men Win Singles at Colonial Club Games
Married men triumphed over single players in a Colonial Club tournament Monday evening. Key upsets included Stacey over Morrison 200-194 and Thennessy with Ramsey 3-2 over Wilson and Kingsley. Reed-Colby pool, Cribbage, and bridge events followed with varied results as the Married Men edged ahead 6-5 before final games.
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Mieugh
Mien
St Stacey
Poniy Morrison
Mark Thlennessy
Eddie Ramsey
Clint Wilson
Doc Kingsley
Irom
Critbbage
Merritt
Blakeney
Cap Neil
el Morse
Cherry Hall
Parker Lewis
George Phant
Dan Williams
Mel Thaggett
Rodney Ross
Bal Humphreys
Peevey
Allan Spear
John Kittrerald
Behing Caph McCote
Ralph Gary
Thap Torrey
Worthless McPhee
Stover
Adams
Dunlap Beeh
Doe Gretzware
Dood
Pine Tree Soap Distributors Sought for New Hampshire Market
Pine Tree Products Company in Newport New Hampshire seeks distributors in all parts of New England to sell Billy Beam Pine Tree Soap and Pine Tree Products direct to consumers and to hotels hospitals and other institutions. Prior sales experience and small capital required. Exclusive territory from start. For full details write to Department Got Pine Tree Products Company Newport NH.
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Distribetors
New Balan
Billy Beam
Toll
Pine Tree Products Company
Newport
New Hampshire
Sunshine Town
Obituary for Jianes Spiegers A Life in Livery
Jianes Spiegers known as TNeett and a longtime livery stable owner died Monday afternoon at 450 noohbis hege Court Street after a yearlong illness confined to his residence since October in Phippsburg. He leaves a wife, a brother George of Cuoaden gadoa, and a sister Mrs Lacia ad Younger of Winthrop. The funeral will be private on Wednesday at his home, with Dr Robert Donnell of Bath likely to accompany the procession from Coronade Beach California.
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Jianes Spiegers
Tneett
Noohbis
Hege
Tow Court Street
Phippsburg
Jeb Bowers
Bath
Tie
George
Cuoaden
Gadoa
Lacia Ad. Younger
Winthrop
Mass
W. Bo
Augusta
Ral Dickinson
Uimberhind
Ernest Hunter
Boston
Dexter Stevens
Freerge Park
Stevens
Fred Jack
Dong
Winter
Carrie Merrill
Miss Frances
Loraine Heenie
Maynard Uinckley
Fred Vayling
Hazel
Evelyn Tackett
Verona Moore
Nona Fogs
PF. OP. Thuntley
Brunswick Hospital
Sumner
J. M. Fowle
Emily Mitchell
Methodist Aid
FL EL Lowe
Merrill Keay
Lottie M. Cobb
Ernest Lancaster
Mary Lilly
Clara Fogg
R. LD. Purinton
Parent-Teacher Association
Elva Maloon
Walter
William Maloon
J. P. .Temple
Porth
May term opens as Justice Bassett presides at Sagadahoc court
Justice Bassett presides at the Sagadahoc May term. Deputies escort defendants and jurors to the county building while the grand jury reports two indictments including murder and assault with intent to kill. The panel includes Bathence, Bowdoinham, Richmond and Woolwich members as trials start in the Sagadahoc Supreme Court.
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Sheru
Henderson
Sagadshoe County
Angusta
Brytrond Petit
Brunswick
Maria White
Bopshim
Dee
Mime State Hospital
Forrest C. Tyson
Petit
Charles We Gerow
Cumberland County
Sherif Trenderson
Robert Walkiee
Bath
Kennebec County
Prieschy
Haners
Norman J. Bassett
Nuapusta
Kedbwin Dodee Tfardin
Winter Street
Myers Meaniber
Cornish
Bowderuham
Worerain
Sesson
Arthur J. Dinton
Quiddie
George A. Alexander
Richmond
Dra Austin
West Baths
Bishop
Bowdenham
Thomas Dplaisdetl
Creorgetown
William Campbell
Nerensie
Peres Chetley
Ernest To Putten
Beth
Bronk
Phu Lington
Paak A. Tadgelen
Woocolwtch
Uh. Iwittridge
Daath
Percy A. Marciner
Popshanin
Sidney
Mellersone Bath
David Bower
West
Bowdern
Thay B. Wiliams
Phippeburg
Srand
Poe
Robert Wallace
Bith
Tayiors
Malnard E. Baker
Bowhoimham
Mills
Coombs
West Bath
Chiandes A. Corliss
Starvey
Bailes
Woolwich
Fred Be. Dargett
Topsham
Melville DB
Plodg Ton
Charles AL Corliss
William J. Paisley
Charles EL. Williams
Percy J. Nickerson
G. Thurrington
Phipps
Stephen Mo Billings
Bowdoinhame
Charles Donnell
Seuthd
Pred Berry
Opstium
Arrow
Hartley DL
Harley
Preble
Lester PP. Ltdeout
Bowdoin
Morey
Lewiston
Nicholas Michalos
Tellis Driscoll
Driscoll
Mihales
Tigh Street
Meadow
Cress
Johnny Carey
Mihales Amd Dalis
Woolwiel
Millineekett
Millimeekett
Edward W. Bridgham
Jerederick
Crovle
Percy Eyher
Suiteen
W. Bridgham
Joseph Selovich
Chiarles W. Walsh
Coream
Ether GW
Dunton
Deha
Bitzgerald
Mary Bo Conant
Aobert Penderson
Sagadsalhoe Supreme Court
Norbach L. Bassetto
Tris Amae von
Nathan Povieh
Dattnavtost
Phemas Fo Perkins
West Path
Priiatiff
Washington and
Center Streets
Chiles al Corliss
Furs
Larvey TS Bailey
Herbert
John
Edward W. D Bridgham
Bath Woman Opens Publicity Bureau in Springfield Mass
Miss Elizabeth BE. Webber, formerly of Bath, opens a Pro mation Service Bureau in Springfield Mass. Her career spans the Patten Free Library Portland and World Acquaintance Travel. She will run programs for clubs schools colleges and civic groups and serve as New England representative for Lviggs Management.
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Elizabeth BE. Webber
Springfield
Mass
Promation Service
Bath
Patten Free Library
Maine
Boston
Miss Webber
Portland
Uow. Cla
Thertford
Colorado
Denver
CAL
Chicago
New England
Claving
Civie
Lviggs
Tito
Tony Sarg
Mine
Ougawa
Ghkoris
Bath Fortnightly Clube
Cosmopolitan Club
Porthind
Business and Professional Women's Club
Yo W. CL AL
Maude Royden
Springfield Municipal Amuditorium
Greenwich Village Cabaret Friday Night At Morse High
Greenwich Village Cabaret sponsored by Morse High Athlete Association takes place at the Masonic temple Friday evening May 21. Miss Pearlli ver will dance Varsity Drag with dancers from Morse High including Miss Oliver, Miss Liver, and a list of participants under Ned Wayburn of New York City. Local donations from Miller's Bakery Glengarry Springs and Mayor Cahiull support the event with home made foods and drinks. Edwin J. Emmons will serve as inside guard for the night.
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Greenwich Village
Morse High Athlete Association
Masonic Temple
Mary
Pearlliver
Fred Oliver
Robison Street
Liver
Bath
Duance
Ned Wayburn
New York City
Oliver
Morse High Athletic Association
BL Baker
K. Rowe
Cybedenve
Att
Deisse
Oak Street
Margaret Whalen
Miller's Bakery
Glengarry Springs
Cahiull
Elizabeth Deering
Edwin J. Emmons
Annual Clean-Up Week Beginnings and City Zones
Annual cleanup week begins Monday with zones assigned for curbside debris collection. Lemont to Pine streets Monday, then North to Pine. Treath? includes zones from several streets. trucks haul debris in strong containers. Mrs Ferris and family visit Fitchburg. Mrs Fitzgerald returns with daughters from Mass.
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Trealth
Lemont Street
Pine Street
Tne Street
Richardson
South Street
Center Street
Winter Street
Sumner
Chestnut Streets
York Street
Winship Street
Body of Walter Pratt Recovered After Drowning in Boston Harbor
The body of Walter Pratt, lost from a government vessel and drowned in Boston Harbor last fall, has been recovered and sent to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pratt. Pratt previously served as an express agent here, carrying mail between the post office and the railroad station.
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Walter Pratt
Boston Harbor
Stephen Pratt
Pratt
Ruth Pratt
Thantel Unehkett
Charles Sylvester
Porthid
Clarence Gould
Connecticut
W. T. Gould
Benjamin Jackson
Gardiner
Henry Cornish
Starvey Ames
Watertown
Mass
Tis
Dudget
E. Ames
Hin
Jack Gibson O
Boston
Tie
Mia Nash
Alice Whittier
Bowdeinham Baptist Association
Topsham
Bulala Sedgley
Lisbon
Mes
Evelyn Lindsey
Baby
Verona Moore
Sedgley
Jack
Bath
Cornish
Grange Hall
The
Gramme
la Tull House
Jessie M. Ames
Hirge
Ehuss
Prank Sedts Tes O
Waterville
Robert Sedgley
Mor
Merrill Sane
TS. Dodge
G. OR. Cutler
Dielen Britt
A. SS. McDougall
Nellie Rideout
Lewiston
Philip
Herbert C. Libby
Bowdeinham
Maine
Robert Grace
Merrymeeting Farm
William S. Newell
Pastor Re-elected At Corliss Street Church Meeting
Rev. Robert H Carey was unanimously re elected to serve as pastor for another year at the Corliss street church. The annual parish meeting in the vestry opened with prayer and heard reports on finances repairs and committees. New officers include Moderator R Wright Clerk Nellie Trant Treasurer Millard Watson and several trustees and committee heads.
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Robert H. Carey
Corliss Street
Othe
John H. Tlunt
Robert Hl. Carey
Kd. OR. Wright
James W. Coombs
Millard I. Watson
John H. Hunt
Wo OW. Chaney
Harold S. Walker
E.R. Wright
Richard G. Seavey
Charles W. Plant
Lucien RR. Ames
William T. Sheldon
Wilfred W. Chaney
Millard EB. Watson
Chester Ua. Plant
Carroll A. Deering
John L. Russell
John PT. Palmer
Ephriaut French
Hlareld S. Walker
Willard Oliver
Elmer F. Campbell
John le Russell
Phyllis Wright
Clarence R. Melntire
R. Gi. Seavey
Silas Clant
Building plan for high school costs and city funding
The report details the building type for a high school continued from Tage One, with costs totaling 270000. Insurance covers 184000, leaving 136000 for the city to raise as contingency funds. Wetherbee and Farber toured nine state schools and one in Danvers, Mass, with Caribou and Bath highlighted as favorable options.
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Wetherbee
Farber
Danvers
Mass
Bath
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