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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Augusta
Bette Davis
Harmon Nelson, Jr
Hollywood
Nelson
Whitinsville
Mass
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