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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1934

Page

8

Bath Daily Times 1894 Chronicle Highlights Local Happenings

Bath residents see public works progress as sewers and water pipes advance on Beacon and Dummer streets. Local schools, football games, and community events are noted, including the Bath High School team and upcoming gatherings at the Sagadahoc block, Hotel Phoenix, and Daughters of Rebekah activities.

Bath Sronce Au R. Jackson

Brunswick Coach Applauds Morse Fans After Rivalry Game

Brunswick coach Malcolm O'Brien telephoned Morse principal Arthur B. Scott to express appreciation for the warm reception his team received after a Saturday game at Kelley field. He praised Morse and Bath spectators for their fine spirit and noted there has been no incident of unsportsmanlike conduct between the Morse and Brunswick teams in recent years.

Malcolm O’brien Brunswick Arthur B. Scott Morse High Kelley Field Morse Bath Coach O'Brien

Bath Has Reason To Be Proud Navy Day Edict And Legion Officers

Secretary of the Navy Claude Swanson proclaims Navy Day October 27 honoring Theodore Roosevelt and seapower. Vinson Bill support reflects public mandate to build a strong Navy. In Brewer, Daniel E. Geagan Post and Sons of the Legion reelect officers for a full year. At Hotel Worcester Hall in Hallowell a quilt exhibit features Chinese laces embroidered linens and old vases from Cine by Herber Fla on their re are Sore. Me county 8 missionaries 15 families contributed quilts and heirlooms to the exhibit.

Navy Claude Swanson Theodore Roosevelt Congress Vinson Daniel E. Geagan American Legion Sons of the Legion American Legion Hall Brewer Worster Hallowell Herber State OF Maine Sagadahoc Charles H. Cahill William B. Mussenden Horace W. Swett Martha B. Bridge Lois C. Swett Lewis B. Swett Bath Maine Washington Street A. D Aesee Horace W. Martha B. Bridge Tate Maine Sagadakos Enden Peta Anne Kimball Phillips Kimball Adahoc

Golf clubs shift focus to average players nationwide

Massachusetts golf leaders urge clubs to attract non tournament members who form about 90 percent of players, noting their dues fund courses and upkeep. Secretary Sawyer warns against cutting maintenance to save costs and emphasizes making the game enjoyable for the average golfer while reducing hazards that penalize high handicap players.

Bobby Jones A. Linde Fowler Boston New England Massachusetts Golf Association C. Adrian Sawyer Brae Burn Massachusetts Sawyer

One third of league bowlers exceed 90 in standings

From a 36 bowler field in the Colonial Club Thursday night league, 12 players average over 90 led by Clint Wilson at 98.5. Dick Hersom and Allie Jewett hover near 98.1 and 97.4, with Ken Trask at 91. The Marvels aim to extend their lead as Old Golds clash in the 630 match, with several 90+ performers spotlighted for next week.

Clint Wilson Wings Dick Hersom Old Golds Allie Jewett Camels Sunberth Hersom Jewett Ken Trask The Marvels

Miss Davis, Whitinsville marriage linked to Nelson Jr.

Augusta residents recall Miss Bette Davis marrying Hollywood orchestra leader Harmon Nelson Jr. They have been visiting Whitinsville with his parents after a West Coast trip. Also noted is Gardiner merchant Jacob Canter’s sudden death and probate notices for Sagadahoc County estates including Anne Canter and Florence Sprague.

Augusta Bette Davis Harmon Nelson, Jr Hollywood Nelson Whitinsville Mass

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bath Daily Times O. Shaw the Times Lower Middle Street Frank Purrington Lewiston Alameda Joseph Nichols Shoe Store Front Street Damarin Moulton’s Marine Railway Beacon and Dummer Streets Williams Dummer Street Edwards Street Beacon Street Austin Field G.C. Moses Center Street Woolwich Marine Bank Henry E. Palmer North Washington Streets Anderson's Y.M.C.A Deering Deering High School Klippel Gould Rockland M. E. Murphy Standard Sugar South Norridgework Charles Taylor John Dowling Boun Ce Hammond Waiadie Street Ewellyn Rogers Latestern Avenue High Saltire Hartleb & Chestra Company Music Hall Street Brigade Charles Emery Vine Street Nellie B City Landing Broad Street Nequasat Bath High School George L. Snow Western Avenue Kennebec Lincoln National Bank Rumford Falls Iron Works Entwistle New Times Macy Morse & Co Edwin M. Jones Huse Vinestreet A. M. Franks Sagadahoc Block Ponce de Leon Card Club C. W. Welch Hotel Phoenix Thompson Bros. New Clothing Store Resolute John S. Haynes Bath Cycle Club Zane's Adams House Bath School Rene Otaetense Acadia Rebekah Noy Jacob J. Conant Adams Farm New Meadows Hardin's Station Mrs. Conant M. W. Sewall & Co Frank Heal Silsby's Sail Lot George A. Preble O. E. Palmer Lord E. C. Allen Small Point George Morse Clinton Childs M. M. Lemont John Coughlin Fred Winslow Woman's Exchange Edward Nickerson Topsham Perkins & Blaisdell's Sagadahock Moulton Scott the Times Company Bath, Maine Colonial H. Hall E. Toothaker H. Morse J. Mc Ole H. Douglas Murads Spuds Fatimas Maar John L. Jack Jacob Canter Gardiner Water Street Russia South Gardiner Canter Anne A Benjamin Canter Edward A. Canter New York City Milton Harriet Marquis Samuel Canter Auburn E. C. Moran, Jr Middle West Nebraska Walter Glidden Florence Larrabee Sprague Waldoboro Inez Crocker Larrabee Florence Larrabee Nellie 8. Stover of Sagadehoc Mary J. Goodwin Nellie S. Stover William T. Donnell Hoc Pes Well Segadahoc William T. Well
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