Seals Champions Among Bowlers In Park League
The Park bowling league season ending Oct 24 saw the Seals take first place by a wide margin, with the Wolves second and Panthers and Bears tied for third. Individual leaders include Morris Reynolds and Maurice Oliver with 50 and 60 games, while Fred McFadden tops averages at 98.8 in 110 games.
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Park
Seals
Wolves
Panthers
Bears
Morris R Reynolds
Maurice Oliver
Fred McFadden
Cedric Martin
Winnegance Club Updates and Community Happenings
Owen Wallace joins the Winnegance men's club as the village prepares for a new community house. The foundation arrives with cement and sand as plans and transfers progress, while a festival of small-town life unfolds with weddings, construction, and local orders.
First Redstart of the Year Reported in School Yard
The redstart, a handsome springbird, was noted Thursday in the Washington street school yard by Miss Mansir's class during physical training. Pupils heard its chee chee song and observed the perched bird building a nest. Other birds spotted include the bebolink on High street, white throated sparrow, myrtle warbler, and yellow bird as goldfinch expected at dandelion time.
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Washington Street
Mansir
Chee
High Street
Whiskeay Road
Unity Guild Presents A Farce The Ruin mage Sale
The Unity Guild of the First Baptist church staged a Wednesday night farce in the vestry titled The Ruin mage Sale. The cast included Mrs Sharp Mrs Easy Mrs Alden Florence Martin Vera Sbrown Falith Roberton Mrs Rusacow arrested Mary Whilpot Mrs Hennessey eyes open Lotta Eaton Mr Moriarity dress suit William White Mrs Badger charity Louise Irish Mrs Linelli dress Jane Goodman Mr Goothman wants to be a dude Dora A L Stuart Larrye the policessan David Rich Susie Smith money Gwendolyn McLellas Mrs Shiftless hates to sew Muth Reed Mrs Lightfinger spirits away coats Esther White Mr Morrison loves a dress suit.
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Unity Guild of the First Baptist Church
Saleswoven
Badger
Louise Irish
Linelli
Jane Goodman
Goothman
Dora A. L. Stuart
Larrye
David Rich
Susie Smith
Gwendolyn McLellas
Shiftless
Muth Reed
Lightfinger
Woman 77 Suffers Severe Shake Up After Fall at Home
Mrs Katherine Trott of Day's Ferry Woolwich is bedridden after a Tuesday fall in her kitchen. She struck her head on a table corner but had no broken bones, though she sustained a serious shake up. Her daughter Mrs Harold G Bruce of Belfast is with her and a trained nurse tends to her. Arthur HL Durgin, formerly of Bath, now in North Conway, died Tuesday en route to visit Bath and family in Wiscasset.
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Lisbon
Winnegance
Elizabeth Webber
Portland Y.W.C.A
Ohler, Mousley, Winn
Cross
Harry C. Webber
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Cedric Reynolds
Bath
Richmond
Hewitt
Charles
Capitol
Wilton
Bates
H. F. Morin
Albert Morse
Mr. Morse
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Zina M. Eaton
Walter CC. Verry
Phillip Reynolds
Bangor
Queen City
Forest Rice
Gardiner
Mr. Rice
Robert V. Manson
Squaw Club
Frank Verry
George Eaton
Whippsburg
Dath Water District
Highway Patrol
Winnegannee Bridge
Seymour Hayden
Portland
Gov. King
Cumberland Shipbuilding Co
Alpheus Warington
East Doston
Frank G. Purington
Tits Village
Looth
Katherine Trott
Day's Ferry
Woolwich
Harold G. Bruce
Belfast
Arthur HL Durgin
North Conway
N.ul
Vath
Wiscasset
B. F. Clagdon
C. Myron Sprague
Bay State
Franklin I. Sprague
A. S. Shwarz
Manila
Five Islands Ladies Aid marks fourth anniversary at Grange Hall
The Five Islands Ladies Aid celebrated its fourth anniversary with music by Miss Flora Moore. Officers were elected for the coming year: President Mrs. S. G. Haskell, Vice President Mrs. Ellsworth Winklesoin, Assistant VP Mrs. Elisha Field, Secretary Mrs. Elbridge Mains, Treasurer Mrs. S. G. Haskell, Assistant Treasurer Mrs. George Gray. Various social and community notices followed including Sunshine and cutting committees, upcoming picnics, library book arrivals, and local visits across Bath, Georgetown, and Brunswick.
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Ladies Aid
Grange Hall
Flora Moore
S. G. Haskell
Ellsworth Winklesoin
Elisha Field
Elbridge Mains
George Gray
Almon Marr
Charles Moore
Belle Stevens
J. G. Stevens
Kibridge Mains
Mixx Addie Davis
Guynon and Russell Wed in Brunswick May Sixth
Thomas M. Guynon and Ruth Russell, both of Bath, married in Brunswick on May 6 by Justice A. J. Houle. The bride wore a navy blue suit and henna hat. Mr. Guynon, a painter employed in Portland, and Mrs. Guynon reside at 25 Center Street. Guests included Mrs. Op Tabor and her daughter Virgina Tabor of Augusta visiting Somerset Leeman in Somerset Liner.
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Thomas M. Guynon
Ruth Russell
Bath
Brunswick
A. J. Houle
Guynn
Gertrude Russell
Portland
Center Street
OP. Tabor
Virguia
Augusta
HW. OT. TB. Leeman
Somerset
Morse seniors stage The Bishop's Candlesticks from Le Miserables
A Morris high School senior performance directed by Mrs. C D Wilson portrays Georges McFadden the convict stealing the Bishop Candlesticks after a poignant scene of charity and sacrifice. The Bishop forgives and blesses the convict who leaves with the priceless candlesticks and the line that the body is the temple of the living God.
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Morse High School
C. D. Wilson
Victor Hugo
George Acheson
Winnefred Johnson
Dorothy Furber
Donnell Carr
George McFadden
Hell
Bishop
God
Georgetown Observer Notes Local Clergy and Community Lives
Rev William T Boyd preached at Woolwich Center and ordained a candidate for the Baptist church. The ordainee was baptized and married by Boyd. Rev A Evans visited the Boyds. Community gossip covers illnesses, travels, deaths including Ward Robert infant death, and multiple visits and gatherings. Local officials note Thomas M Hagan appointed state road patrolman and property sale by T M Hagan.
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William T. Boyd
Woolwich Center
Baptist Church
Boyd
A. Evans
W.T. Boyd
Martha McFadden
Bath City Hospital
Ethel Todd
Bowdoinhiam
George Williams
Waterville
West Georgetown
Arthur Todd
Louise
Richmond
Jennie Todd
Clayton Rowe
Charlotte Young
Bath
Arthur Duzzo
Thomas M. Hagan
Earle Hagan
Portland
Carroll Powers
Roscoe Todd
Melrose
Mass
Trafton Knight
Our Town
Cora Searle
George Hatch
Taunton
Dayton
Revere
Helen Thompson
T. M. Hagan
Stephen Trafton
Red Cross Accepts $100 Campaign Gift From Woolwich Candidate
Bath chapter of the American Red Cross accepts a $100 check from F W Carlton of Woolwich, a June 19 primary candidate. The Red Cross says the gift is non political and will be used for community benefit during unemployment.
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Bath
American Red Cross
F. W. Carlton
Woolwich
FF. W. Carlton
Maine
Mary L. Turdin
Steamer Sabine Backs Into Berth At Howard Wharf
The Steamer Sabine of the Popham Beach line occupies the south side of Howard wharf at City landing and backs into her berth so she faces outward at sailing time.
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Sabine
Popham Beach
Howard Wharf
City Landing
Morse Is Held in $5,000 Bonds
Charles W. Morse posted $5,000 bail before United States Commissioner Arthur Chapman in Cortland to await a May 25 hearing on an indictment charging conspiracy to defraud investors via the mails. His son Erwin posted $5,000 bail in Washington for the same case.
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Charles W. Morse
Portland
United States
Arthur Chapman
United States District Court
New York City
U.S. District Court
Vortiind
Morse
New York
New York Court
Merrill
Mr. Morse
Cortland
A S. Litlefield
Porthind
Rupert M
Augusta
Erwin
Washington
Anl
U. S. District Court
U.S
Visitors Inspect Bath Hospital on National Hospital Day
Mayor Torrey led over 200 Bath residents touring the city hospital during National Hospital Day. The open house ran from 3 to 5 pm with tours of the hospital, Nurses Home, and laundry, plus flowers from Elmhurst and York hall. Staff guided guests as Daughters of Hygeia hosted refreshments, and no donations were asked.
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Torrey
Bath
Elmhurst
William D. Sewall
York Hall
Jacob R. Andrews
Rodney E. Ross
Mikelsky
House Committee
Charles P. Wetherbee
John A. Morse
Julia Watson
Meeting of creditors in the William Mann bankruptcy
The first creditors meeting was held Saturday morning before Referee Hall in bankruptcy court. Mann’s liabilities total 3853.56 with assets of 3112.55 and priority claims around 1300. O H Lane elected trustee and appraisers named Johnson Footer and McLellan. Mr and Mrs George H Wike and sons visited Bath after winter in Gorham New Hampshire.
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William Mann
William Tl. Hall
O. H. Lane
Howardb. Johnson
Joseph Charles Footer
J. Houghton McLellan
George H. Wike
George TL. Jr
David William
Bath
Gorham
N. H
Jeannette Decker
Vine Street
Auxiliary to Roland H. Smith post drives toward 100 new members
Auxiliary to Roland H. Smith post A I continues a membership drive aiming for 100 members before June 15 and has 70 so far. At Wednesday’s meeting president Mrs Harry F Morin announced the national president will attend the Lewiston State convention September 5 6 and 7. The group helped with a successful legion ball at the armory Tuesday and plans Memorial day cooperation with the Post. Daisy Fuller was named entertainment chair with Eva J Lemont as associate member. New by laws were read and adopted along with a new order of business.
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Roland H. Smith
A. I
Bath
Harry F. Morin
Lewiston
Armory
Daisy Fuller
Eva J. Lemont
Nazarene church society admits new members and lists leaders
At the Young People's society monthly meeting at Clinton F. Pratt's home several new members were admitted. February through June leadership is announced with Clinton F Pratt as president and Eleanor Bruce as vice president and chorister. A note from Mr and Mrs Allan W Irish reports a rough passage during their months abroad and an Aimulfi drive.
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Young People’s Society of the Nazarene Church
Clinton F. Pratt
John Riley
Thibodeau
Eleanor Bruce
Dorothy Stilkey
Clinton EF. Pratt
Myra Thibodeau
Allan W. Irish
Aimulfi
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RED Cross
BF. W. Carlton
the Red Cross
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