Crescents challenge Sports in five game series for sappers
The Crescents bowing to S Belanger led Sports in a five game series for the sappers with players Harry Gilchrist Granville Miller W H Jones L T Thompson and P W Farrar. Deputy Sheriff Purington notes a horse recovery and the animal gains five pounds daily at Scott Rogers stable. Real estate transfers at Popham include the Wallace dwelling sold to Mrs James M Spinney.
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The
Crescents
S. Belanger
Sappers
Harry Gilchrist
Granville Miller
W. H. Jones
L. T. Thompson
P. W. Farrar
Purington
Scott Roger
Water Street
Popham
Riverside
S. M. Wallace
Haley & Marr
James M. Spinney
Massachusetts
Trolley catcher invention praised by electric road men
May 19 1910 J W Barnes of this city has perfected a trolley catcher that resembles a winner He has shown it to leading electric road men in the state and they all say it is a great invention The catcher is V shaped with an arm from each side of the trolley and slides back to the center automatically George F Reed leaves for Lawrence Mass to join a magsong crew on a big mill job Mrs Reed will
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Shiloh
Moses
Charles F. Holland
Elijah
Frank Sanford
Sanford
Holland
J. W. Barnes
George F. Reed
Lawrence
Mass
Bathite
Sagadahock Square
Richmond
Washington
New York
Boston
Bath
Times
Fishermen return from Carry Pond trip on May 20 1910
May 20 1910 report details O P Coffin J Albert Redlon Samuel Belanger William M Adams and Harry Washburn arriving home after a week of fishing at Carry Pond. Mention notes Officer Merrill confined to house expected back next week and Morse High School baseball team preparing for Lewiston game with listed lineup. Dogfish plaguing coast. fishermen shift to handlining and lobster catching. Tarratine schooner construction at Rockland yard aims for mid June launch.
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Litchfield
Bath
Brunswick
Cabots
Morse High
Edward Little
Auburn
O. P. Coffin
J. Albert Redlon
Samuel Belanger
William M. Adams
Harry Washburn
Carry Pond
Merrill
Night Force
Lewiston
Lewiston High
J. Fitzgerald
Parker
E. Fitzgerald
Spear
Brown
Battison
Reed
Hunt
Bath News Highlights Local Gleanings and Commerce
May 22 1916 Bath Maine items include social visits from Mrs John McInnes Mrs F B Nichols and Mrs C P Wetherbee to Christmas Cove. Samuel Hinckley travel to New Bedford to open a cottage. F H Kimball returns from Pyramid Moosehead Lake trip. Brian Jewett weighs in a 20 pound lobster for display. Cork carpeting adorns Bath National and Bath Savings Institution as Edward L Barker of Kilborn Co lays the work. Six day roller race ends at Roll Away Rink with Hamilton winner. Local repairs, gifts to Bath Hospital, and community events fill the day.
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Bath National
Bath Savings Institution
Edward L. Barker
Portland
W. T. Kilborn Co
Barker
Hamilton
Gallagher
Local men’s pitch tourney crowns season leader
Last night a men’s pitch tournament concluded with one player clinching first place. If the event ends later, he will be the season winner as his lead appears insurmountable.
Northeast Airlines Convairliner to Visit Brunswick Airport
Bath residents plan to view a Convairliner on Thursday at Brunswick Municipal Airport between 9 and 12. The demonstration is a preview of the June 1 service inauguration. The 40 passenger aircraft cruises at 300 mph and can be powered by either of its two engines.
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Bath
Convairliner
Brunswick Municipal
Northeast Airlines
Northeast Airlines, Inc
Brunswick
Municipal Court Cases Report in Bath Neighborhood
Harvey Chubbuck, Bath, was ordered to pay a $25 fine and $7.25 costs after pleading guilty to larceny of lobster meat valued at $11.50. On April 17 he was arraigned for probation violation and received a 60 day jail sentence. A Bath man paid $10 fine and $5.15 costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. A juvenile who pleaded guilty to larceny of three guns received a severe reprimand and was placed on probation under Probation Officer Karcher S. Jackson.
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Harvey Chubbuck
Bath
Northeast Airlines to Begin Service June First at Brunswick
Northeast Airlines will start service June 1 serving Bath and Brunswick areas. Local agent Erick E. Drake Jr. says a Convairliner will visit Brunswick Municipal Airport Thursday morning from 9 to 12 for residents to view the aircraft. John Healy, station manager, will represent the airline at the airport.
Reid State Park Plans and Improvements in Maine
The article outlines park enhancements at Reid State Park including a lagoon for bathing and boating, dredging for parking foundations, and a new freshwater supply plan. It notes limited funds for a full water system and temporary toilets, a highway upgrade to Mile Beach, a Sasanoa bridge project, and a proposed 367 acre second gift to expand camping, trails, and potential cabins with guardians and lifeguards planned for this year.
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Park Commission
Mile Beach
Lake St. George State Park
Liberty
Reid Park
Five Islands
Seguinland
Reid State Park
Sasanoa
Woolwich
Maine
Seaside
Arrowsie
Walter E. Reid
Georgetown
Ralph W. Farris
Five Year Old Judy Austin Undergoes Memorial Hospital Surgery
Judy Austin five year old daughter of Mrs Austin of 22 Cobb Road is admitted to Memorial Hospital for surgery Tuesday evening.
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Judy Austin
All Austin
Cobb Road
Memorial Hospital
Maine State Outboard Marathon Race Set for June 18
Applications are invited for the Maine State Outboard Marathon to be held Sunday June 18 racing amateurs only stock boats and motors. Boats will be stationed along the Kennbec river route to guide watch for accidents and ensure completion from Gardiner to Augusta Bath and back. About 30 boats are planned. 8 more guides needed. entry numbers issued by the Maine State Outboard Racing Association.
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Gardiner
Augusta
Bath
Howard Kirkpatrick
Bath Fuel Co
Kennebec
Chopp's Point
City Landing
Maine State Outboard Racing Association
Maine Garden Club Hosts Talk On Tulip Shrine
The Maine Garden Club featured a speaker who traced the origin of her tulip garden, calling it a shrine for enthusiasts. Five new members joined as the club thanked Bath Times and local townspeople for help with Friday's Hobby and Craft Show, noting space limits prevented all exhibits. Tea followed, and invitations went to members to visit Mrs. Rodney E. Ross Sr.'s Spring garden this week showcasing primroses, bulbs and flowering shrubs.
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Archibald M. Main
Cornwell Rogers
Louis Kondos
Earl B. Perkins
William P. Mennealy
Hitchcock
Bath Times
Rodney E. Ross
Maine education funding talk by Prof King outlines needs
Prof King of the Maine Teachers Association will detail how much more money is required to raise Maine education standards to match other states. The eight o'clock meeting invites county residents to join, with a discussion period to follow and broad participation hoped from all interested in better schools.
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Maine Teachers Association
King
Maine
Morse Track Men Defeat Rockland In Dual Meet
Morse High edged Rockland 65 3-5 to 51 2-5 at Edwards field Brunswick in a midweek dual. Key events included Stan Preble winning the javelin 136 ft 6 in and Jackie Small taking third to seal Morse margins.
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Rockland
Edwards Field
Brunswick
Stan Preble
Jackie Small
Reynolds
Miller
Holt
Sprague
van Fleet
Wyman
Cross
Pease
Bordreault
Cassidy
Robinson
Chubbuck
Preble
Kennison
J. Small
Ramsdell
Proctor
Bechard
Education system contrasts Denmark and this country
The article notes Denmark has seminars and the University of Copenhagen for higher study while this country lacks colleges. Students gain training or study abroad, with success judged by examiners. Clerks may be sent overseas for training and university life differs from campus culture here. President George Musk announces the Spring conference at Poland Spring June 4 5 6 with several officers attending.
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University of Copenhagen
Knudsen
Denmark
George Musk
Poland Spring
Berry cousins visit Eva Wilson in Union Street
Garfield Berry and Miss Ada Berry of Biddeford Pool are Monday guests of their cousin Mrs. Eva Wilson on Union Street.
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Arthur S. Pepper
Miss Edna
Eva Pratt
Boston
Vicinity
Garfield Berry
Ada Berry
Biddeford Pool
Eva Wilson
Union Street
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