Winnegance Baseball money voted for team uniforms
The Winnegance Baseball association met in the schoolhouse and voted to place nearly $100 in its treasury at the team’s disposal for uniforms and equipment for another season. Flores Webber presided. Walter Morse was secretary. Frank Talbot was endorsed as team manager. Treasurer and secretary both retained offices with new financial controls and a permanent yearly meeting set for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Baseball Association
Phippsburs
Flores
Webber
Walter Morse
Fank Talbot
Poe
Bath
Os Trunt
Walter Cl Perry
Augustue Small
Association
Phippsburg Center
John G. Morse
Siawall Point
Squaw
Winfield W. Morse
Morse
Hiarry B. Williams
Charles Rogers
Edith Small
Maro
Charles
Smath
Edgar Williams
Woolwich Minstrels Draw Big Turnout at Sebenon Hall
Jack Shaw's Minstrels entertained a sizable Woolwich audience Monday at Sebenon hall despite competing events at Day's Ferry and Wiscasset. Shaw acted as interlocutor with strong soloists and a Halloween décor theme, while proceeds benefited local Mothers clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shaw
Minstrels
Sebenon Hall
Mothers’ Clubs
Dresden Notes of Visits and Local Events
Mrs. Glenwood Siegars of Sagadahoe Ferry visited her parents the Tibbetts. Freeman of Portland and Mr. Dyer and son from Georgetown joined John Lilly on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Munsey and family were in Wiscasset. Readiness for a baked bean supper at the M. E. church Saturday to benefit Middle Road school. George Chiney, recently at West Point, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemont Street
West Bath Line
Whippsburg Road
Ditch Pine Hill
Small Point
Ory
Park
Albert Morse
Rufus Lombard Forerly
West Bath
Milton Morse
Starry
Webber
John G. Morse
Fred JL. Parks
Winfeld
Morse
Doris
Parker
Rogers
Harold
Winnenpee
Richmond
Stanley
Winneganee Men's Club
Mew
Iwen
Bodwell Grange
Eskle Morse
Gatess
Obadiah Trask
Frank G. Purington
Cin Cold Landmaark
Wilton G. Bates
Popham Beach
Phippsburg
Charles Willitts
High Street
Frank Allegrein
Phippsburg Center
Harry F. Oliver
Harry
Oliver
Carolyn
Waterford
George Dennison
Madelyn
Freeport
Dennison
Leon Pennell
Edgar Williams
Eugene Spinney
Bessie Hunt
Nan FP
Trask
Porthind
Almon R. Perry
Lewiston
Alice Riehl
Clarence Johnson
Lath
Ernest Rogers
Pauline
John
Harland Belle
City Hospital
Alfred Oliver
Ernest QO. Knight
Augusta
Mugene I Knight
Sadie Oliver
Glenwood Siegars
Sagadahoe Ferry
A. J. Tibbetts
Cow. Freeman
Portland
Mr. Dyer and Son
Georgetown
John Lilly
Mreo
Alex Munsey
Wiscasset
A.T. Perkins
New Meadows
Noac Fitch
Kennebec House
George Tibbetts
Sagadahocerry
A. I. Tibbetts
William Allen
John Tilly
M. E
Middle Road School
George Chiney
West Point
Bath Couple Wed At People's Church Parsonage
Charles EK Tim and Mrs Ellen B Carter of Bath were married Tuesday night at eight by Rev Louis W West of People's church at the parsonage 47 Academy Street. The groom is a machinist son of Mrs Frank Ham of Brunswick. Mrs Ham is daughter of Mrs Dennis Moore of South Wort and a dressmaker. The couple will reside in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EK. Tim
Ellen BR. Carter
Bath
Louis W. West
People’s Church
Academy Street
Frank FE. Ham
Brunswick
Ham
Dennis Moore
Southwort
Hin
Maine Governor invites Marshal Foch on visit
Governor Percival P. Baxter telegrammed Marshal Foch of France inviting him to Maine. The message, sent via the French embassy in Washington, extends a cordial invitation and expresses Maine’s desire to welcome him as a distinguished guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Percival P. Baxter
Marshal Foch
France
Maine
Washington
Augusta firm plans expanded steamboat service this spring
Walter M. Sanborn of Augusta, treasurer of the Augusta Gardiner Toothbay Steam boat Co., says two boats will run Bath to Boothbay Harbor with three daily round trips. The steamer Virginia, bought from Popham Beach Co., takes the Islander’s Bath run with Capt. Eliza Dunteen at the helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Boothbay
Tarbor
Islands
Walter M. Sanborn
Augusta
Augusta, Gardiner & Toothbay Steamboat Co
Islander
Bathbay
Virginia Recenth
Pophant Beach Steamboat Co
Ishinder
Trallowell
Gardiner
Cedar Grove
Richmond
Ishids
Eliza Dunteen
Pslander
Virginia
Pinisder, Keemen Coe
Operaton
Boothbay Barbor
Phoebe Crosby Loss at Georgetown Harbor
The four masted schooner Phoebe Crosby of Bath went ashore Oct 15 at the Georgetown South Carolina harbor jetty and is a total loss. Capt Walter J Small and crew worked to salvage gear as a storm Oct 25 26 drove the wreck further apart. The vessel drifted to the opposite jetty in a shifting current and became firmly grounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Crosby
Bath
Georgetown
S. CL
Elwell S. Crosby
Crosby
Richmond
Crosby Navigation Co
Walter J. Small
Islesboro
Small
Atlantic
Ranrhor
Portland Wins Polo Match Over Salem 3 2
Portland defeated Salem 3 to 2 in a Monday polo game in Portland. Mulligan subbed well and scored two goals while Trenfner’s goal tending helped secure the win. The Washing tons lost 4 2 to Portland Athletic Club with Bobby Login shining. New referee Grafam officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Aganst
Bobby
Grafam
Plummer and Stinson Married in Bath
Bernard J. Plummer and Miss Katherine B. Stinson of Bath wed Monday night at Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal church parsonage. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. John Roy Browne with groom’s brother Leland Plummer and sister Nellie Mulligan present. The couple will live at 107 Winship Street with the groom’s parents. Earl Armstrong of New York visits his Illinois? No, New York relatives stay with Armstrongs on Pensant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie K. Gould
Jamaican Plain
Mass
Seximour Hayden
Ernest M. Holman
First Baptist Church
Eoening
Mars
C. Williams
Walter Mineo
Gus Suall
Marion Rafnell
Bessie Thant
Zina Bo Dhant
Abram
Oliver
Harry Bo Oliver
Crvolyn
Pphatdher Pinkhaan
Edgar 2
Williams
Hallowe'en
Bessie Hhuant
Charles Preble
Misse Fernald
Boston
Walter Small
Lain
Mar
Mes
Charles Po
Doris Morse
Dorothy Morse
Ellen Willits
Susie Merry
Havel Merry
Josephine Plomlin
Agnes Smith
Virginia Clark
Eleanor Sparks
Dorothy Lewis
Evelyn Claggett
Made Kn Dennison
Lena Oliver
Bernard J. Plummer
Katherine BK. Stinson
Bath
John Roy Browne
Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Leland Plummer
Nellie Mulligan
Williti F. Plummer
Charles B. Stinson
Wirshington Street
Phippsburg Notes: Health, Travel, Local Happenings
Mrs. W J Kerr of Richmond Va returns home much improved after visiting her sister in Phippsburg. Eastport visitors include Mr. and Mrs J Edward McNulty and others enjoy summer spots. Jack Catania dies in Warwick NY. Local incidents include Mrs Stevens' fall in Deerfield, Elms cottage group return to New Jersey, and town activity with school opens at Parker Head and Hallowe'en party at Bodwell Grange. Real estate taxes due with six percent interest, hunters licenses issued, and Edward Upton visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kerr
Richmond
Maine
Henry M. Minott
Phippsburg
Kerr
J. Edward McNulty
Popham Beach
Eastport
Laura M. Cutting
Winchester
Mass
Harold Safford
Horace Woodman
Charles Woodman
William Morse
William Anderson
George Evans
Boston
William E. McIntire
Mountain View Farm
Small Point
Jack Catania
Warwick Hospital
Warwick
N. Y
Charles L. Stevens
South Deerfield
Mauss
Stevens
Hiram
Wyman
Cattell
Elms
New Jersey
Warren Hosmer
Brunswick
American Legion
Kansas City
Eugene Coleman
Irwin MelIntire
James SK. Perey
North Bergen
N. J
Mark L. Perey
Cox's Head
Hattie Malcolm
Gardiner
Jane M. Wyman
George C. Pease
George Davis
Bath
WT. A. Oliver
William Farr
Mechanic Falls
Hattie Morse
Morse High School
Parker Head
Madeline Rich
Miss Rich
William Rich
Mamie Spinney
Moose High School
Frank Allegrin
Commercial Street
Winneganee
Harry Oliver
Arthur Decker
Ernest Oliver
Lester Oliver
Portland
Owen A. Richardson
West Point
F. S. Bowker
H. A. Oliver
Hallowe’en
Bodwell Grange Hall
May Sheffield
Hiram Stevens
Ernest Spinney
Eric Carlson
Hith
Edgar Pye
W. S. Oliver
George Penton
New York
J. U. Pease
Dromore Grange Hallowe'en
Edward (. Upton
St. Stephens College
the Hudson
J. F. Upton
Popham Beach Trip and Coastal Happenings Noted
Miss Myrtle Pye John Pye and Mr Lord visited Popham Beach from Small Point in Lord s motor boat and stayed overnight at the Riverside Hotel. They walked back through the woods taking an hour and a half. Duck shooting was good last week between Popham Beach and Small Point and guests at the Riverside caught 45 big fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Pye
John Pye
Mr. Lord
Popham Beach
Small Point
Hotel Riverside
Popham
Cape Miaabeth
Wyman
Clinton Anderson
Coast Guard
Bath
F. J. Hamiston
Allen Joins the Greenleaf Company
Frank E. Allen, veteran of New England advertising circles, has joined the Greenleaf company of Boston in the business-getting department. He is renowned for his agency network and prior work as a median analyst, regarded as one of the best informed figures in the Boston advertising field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank FE. "Allen
Agency
New England
Greenleaf Company
Boston
Allen
Boghlind
Rotarians Hear Talk On Cancer At Bath Meeting
Bath Rotary Club heard Dr. Langdon T. Snipe discuss cancer causes and cures at King Tavern. He debunked myths and urged early preventative treatment, noting cancer deaths exceed 90,000 annually and many lives could be saved with early care. The club planned a Ladies Night and accepted an Armistice Day invitation from the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon T. Snipe
Bath
King Tavern Upon
Usk
Fred TP
Shaw
Walter I. Chase
Wilbur G. Cahill
Roland HL. Smith Post
American Legion
Bath Opera House
Walter EK. Plummer
Lisbon Fells
Css
Purse of Gold Presented to Longtime Post Office Clerk
Humphrey A. Owen, nearing retirement after 33 years at the post office, received a purse of gold at the close of work Monday afternoon. Ebner J. Hodgkins, oldest remaining employee, gave the presentation speech. Owen thanked the staff, then shared cigars with the men and candy with the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey A. Owen
Ebner J. Hodgkins
Mr. Owen
Boy Hit By Auto In Halloween Play Stunt Incident
Carroll Bridges six year old son of George Bridges of 125 Center street returned home Tuesday noon from City hospital where he was treated for scalp wounds after a Halloween stunt mishap. He was struck on High street near Morse high school by an auto driven by Joseph Rines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Bridges
George Bridges
Center Street
City Hospital
High Street
Morse High School
Joseph Rines
Auto Case Settled Over Portland Collision Damages
Ambrose Dr Hamilton of Portland sued A A McDonald of Bath for damages to his automobile from a July 31 collision in Freeport. The Cumberland County Superior Court trial was set before Judge Lauren J L Sanborn. Morse High ends football season at Rockland with a predicted strong matchup as Rockland fans expect a close game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose DR. Hamilton
Portland
A. A. McDonald
Bath
Freeport
Cumberland County Superior Court
Lauren JL. Sanborn
Morse High
Rockland
Sctrock
Mores Bag
Edward Little
Prideford
Lincoln Academy
Cony
South Portland
Westbrook
Thornton Academy
Rigals
Rocklin
Missing 1921 registration plates traced to public dump
Deputy Secretary Edgar Smith announces a general alarm for return of 1921 automobile plates after they were apparently discarded with a 1922 stock move. Plate recoveries exceed 68 500 for autos, 1 600 for motorcycles, with 75 dealer plates and over 700 zone plates missing. Officers are to seize any plates found and investigate how they were misplaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar, Smith
Automobile Bureau
Department of State
Augusta
Smith
Henry A. Shorey, Jr
Motor Vehicle Inspection Department
State Highway Commission
Pleads Guilty in Municipal Court
Robert Hughes who runs a Elm street second hand shop pleaded guilty to be a common jailer and brawler in municipal court Monday. He was ordered to pay $9.200 costs and sent to the State Reformatory at South Windham with sentence suspended for good behavior for a year. He must report monthly to Sheriff Wilbur C. Oliver and keep felons out of his shop. If probation is broken, he will be taken to South Windham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hughes
Elm Street
Tie
State Reformatory
South Windham
Wilbur C. Oliver
Oliver
In Memoriam for Josephine M Lewis and Local Officials
In memoriam note honors Josephine M Lewis who died Nov 4 1920 and describes her enduring love and guidance. A separate line mentions Rath Me Nov 3 1921 and names Henry G Hodgdon Ralph Dale and James Mulligan as assessors who left for Augusta to attend the State convention of assessors of taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine M. Lewis
Mother O
Keonard
Henry G. Hodgdon
Ralph
Dale and
James
Mulligan
Augusta
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Baseball Association
Karl Morse
Winneganee Bay
Edgar Wiliams
Bridge Street
Woolwich
Day's Ferry
Thatch
Bradford Belanger
Leslie Wold
Ethel Oliver
Myda Feero
Eleanor Bruce
Pack Shaw
Ernest Wood
Earle Lermond
Ethel Oliversopine
Lanna Appleton
Mr. Shaw
LNG
Coretta
Earl Lermond
PSN
Eck Pitinock
Esteuet
Feere Pels
Brad Berlanger
Ceci
Frank A. Hodgdon
Joram Wright
Jordan Wright
Wright
Doris Wittridge
John Savage
Jon. Palmer
Alice
New Harbor
Tath
Florence Carlton
Gordon Preble
Bert Blair
Kennebec River
Fred Lily
Yarmouth
John Rowe
David Reed
Jennie Howe
Rosa Brookings
Susan Brown
Parcelin Shaw
Loutta Carlton
Jack Currier
Lillian Blair
Charlotte Buck
Alys Poole
Maude Hayward
Samuel A. Morse
John Reed
Dresden
Foch
Salem
Plummer-Stinson
Earl Armstrong
Arington Armstrong
Pensant Street
Hathaway
Thompson Bros
AUTO
Memoriam
Rath
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