Last Year s Champions Open Bath Interclub Season
Bath s Interclub league opened with four teams contesting for early honors. Last year s champions Knights of Columbus defeated Modern Woodmen while Eagles and American Legion tied two games each. Final tallies show Knights 75 to Woodmen 25 with a 50 50 split overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Knights of Columbus
Woodmen
Eagles
American Legion
Bath Camp
Woodmen of America
Sagadahoc Council
Knights
Woodmens
Knights and Woodmen clash in local league standings
The page records a series of matches between Knights and Woodmen with player lineups such as George Couwas James Comeau Albert Tosier Lobert Boyce and many others. It lists multiple game scores including 146 to 87 and 1152 to 1006. Standings show Woodmen leading with a 6 2 or similar record amid a busy ledger of defeats and victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Couwas
James Comeau Albert Tosier Lobert Boyce
Knights Sort
J. J. Murphy
Joseph Jenkins
Bart O'Donnell
George Moods Woodmen
Bknights
Concord Yarns and Wool Goods Offerings
A Franklin street retailer advertises Concord yarns direct from the manufacturer with free samples and various shades. The ad lists machine knit yarns, all wool blankets, students misfit suits, overcoats, coats, vests, pants, gents furnishings, heavy wool shirts, flannel shirts, union suits, stockings, sweaters, and a sheep lined coat at discounted prices. Max Kutz at 18 Elm St signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kutz
Elm St
Rockland Attorney Pleads for $500 Recovery in Liquor Case
Guilford Butler before Sagadahoc county commissioners on behalf of Emil Rivers to recover $500 paid after a fine in a liquor case against Thomas K. Djerf of Quincy Massachusetts. The money, intended as bond, was accepted as cash for the fine but a forged Niemi signature later surfaced. Decision reserved. Also notes about McPherson County Schools Day and local employment moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Butler
Rockland
Sagadahoe County
Emil Rivers
Thomas K. Djerf
Quincey
Mass
Djerf
Keegan
McClure
Matti Niemi
Qaincy
Rivers
Niemi
Maine
Sagadahoe Supreme Court
Jerf
Decison
Central League Hosts Enjoyable Halloween Party
The Central church League held a lively Halloween party at the parish house on Washington Street. Mrs. Leonard Lord chaired with helpers, transforming the hall into a spooky scene with jack o lanterns, streamers, and orange lights. A grand march led by Ralph Bragg opened the festivities, followed by games, costumes, apples, popcorn balls, and cider amid a parade of attendees in varied outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Washington Street
Leonard Lord
Florence Coss
Harriet Small
Eva Helah
Ralph Bragg
Laura Appleton
Ralph Whitehouse
Orrin Frye
Fred Thompson
Elmer Avery
Sanborn
Casper Hartleb
Sylvanus Pennell
Amy Perry
Martha Foote
Eva Heltah
Lucy Pike
Belle Welch
Fred Fuller
Mortley Fuller
David L
John Legro
Howard Parks
Sherman McQuaide
Miss Noyes
Avery Muriel Shea Weds Lew Preble in Beacon Street Parsonage
Miss Muriel Louise Shea became the bride of Lew nel Carter Preble in a Saturday evening ceremony at the Beacon Street parsonage with Rev. Weston Holman officiating. The couple, after a two week Bangor Bath trip, planned a short Bath visit before returning to this city. Mrs. H M Wiggin announces the engagement of her son Albert H E McClellan to Miss Dorothy Campbell of Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Beacon Street Mel Parsonage
Muriel Louise Shea
Lewnel Carter Preble
Weston
Holman
Howard Rice
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Preble
Johln Preble
Woolkwick
Bath Garage Co
Bangor
Vicinity
H. M. Wiggin
Albert HE. McClellan
Dorothy Campbell
Bowdoinhim
Viola Coombs
B. Randall
Lillian Mnott
Gardiner
H. J. Cornish
Pleasant Pond
Sarah Small
Richmond
Kate Townsend
H. E. Cornish
Portland
Cornish
David Graves
Isabel Shaw
Myra Fowle
Kindph Mekywen
Mother
Brunswick
J. Hall Denham
Hilan Temple
L. P. Temple
Waterville
Carrie Merrill
James
Helen
Earl Blackman
R. A. Dickinson
Pythian Sisters
Hinly Rideout
Auburn
Chamber of Commerce
Poland Spring
Odd Fellows Hall
Cyrus Purinton
Rumford
C. O. D Purinton
Merrymeeting Grange
Kate Blair
Bangley
C. A. Newton
George Weeks
Albert Henderson
Bay Shore Road
J. Horace McClure
Bath
John A. Purington
Fred Rackley
Topsham
Purington
Henderson
Humphrey Randall
C. B. Randall
David Bridge
Frank Hossi
Winterport
Alston Lancaster
Worcester
Mass
Big Woods
Sims Hamilton
Pleasant Street
J. K. Cornish
Newtonville
Hackett
Sebago Lake
Henshaw
Freeport
Village Lodge
A. M
E. T. Sprague
W. WC
Parinton
S. W
Geo. A. Blodgett
J. W
C. FE. Hackett
S. D
Zina Maxwell
J. D
F. K. Jack
H. J. Whitney
Milton Given
Upper Main Street
State Road
Charles McEwen and Son
Ralph
South Gardiner
W. B. Kendall
Augusta
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Merrymeeting Fruit Growers Association
Caribou
Barrows
Amasa Williams
D. B. Strout
Southport
Paul Ames
Mr. Strout
Mr. Ames
George H. Guard
Boston
Ames
Ridge Road
Ethel Littlefield
Bowdoinham Businessmen Honor Kendall Firm With Flag
Bowdoinham merchants presented W. B. and B. P. Kendall with an American flag as thanks for improvements on Lower Main Street including a grain mill. A crowd gathered at the mill as Old Glory rose, with J. H. Ames presenting the flag and W. J. Kendall delivering a brief thanks. The item sits among local notes of marriages, visits, and community events across Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B
B. P. Kendall
Main Street
Nmde
W. B. Kendall
J. H. Ames
W. J. Kendall
Bowdoinham
Providence
R. I
Roland McKay
Augusta
Isabel Tate
Hey
Eastern Avenue
Erland Rogers
Sarah Small
Frank Hackett
Massachusetts
Ruth McEwen
I. M. Fowle
Brunswick
Nellie Rideout
Stephen Cobb
Dr. Cobb
Helen of
Sanford
Edith Wood
Arabine Hall
Mary
Norman Rowe
Philip Rideout
Frye
Clara Fogg
Portland
Roy Williams
Rumford
Nathaniel Williams
Ethel Ward
Everett Williams
Wilbur Douglass
Milton
Roscoe
Forest
Jenkins
Emma Millay
Robert Brown
Ted Wilkinson
Auburn
Grace Wilkinson
K. Jack
Bath
Lewiston Man Fined In Bowdoinham Court
Fenn Todd of Lewiston was arraigned before Trial Justice James H. Ames in Bowdoinham on a charged DUI. He was found guilty and fined $100 plus costs with his license automatically suspended. Antonio Gamache of Brunswick reported his Oakland sedan damaged after Todd allegedly struck it near the Topsham pulp mill. A telephone message followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn Todd
Lewiston
James H. Ames
Lowdoinham
Antonio Gamache
Brunswick
Topsham
Todd
Brunswick Police Seek Suspects in Damaged Car Case
Brunswick police and state officers combed toward Bowdeinham for suspects tied to a damaged vehicle. Todd and Gamache sought a settlement in a Brunswick garage where Chief Ed wards detained Todd until the state police returned. Todd was jailed for a hearing in Wowdernham. State Officer John E. Mark arrested him. Gamache faced a $300 attachment on his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bowdeinham
Todd
Gamache
Edwards
Wowdernham
John E. Mark
Chief Engineer Malcolm Dies After Coast Guard Rescue
The article recalls the 1904 wreck of the steam tanker Northeastern off Cape Hatteras in a dense fog. Chief engineer Malcolm endured danger as the crew survived nine days aboard the stricken vessel until Coast Guard crews rescued them. The voyage suffered total loss of the vessel and cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm
Philadelphia
Texas
Hatteras
Diamond
Cape Hatteras
Creed
Coast Guard
Virginia-Carolina
Salem student engineer hailed for dangerous oil dump rescue
Charles R. Malcolm, chief engineer at Salem High School, saved 34 crew members and a damaged ship by dumping about 6000 barrels of crude oil overboard to lighten the Roma after a Cape Haterras storm. His brave act and modesty are praised as noble and true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma
Philadelphia
Port Arthur
Texas
Cape Hatteras
Malcohn
Charles R. Malcolm
Salem High School
Thompson opens new insurance agency in Sagadahoc
Fred H. Thompson, Sagadahoc County clerk of courts, announces the opening of his new insurance agency at 63 Front Street Clearwater head of Center Street tomorrow. The renovated office features mahogany furniture and will be managed by Frank N. Thompson, formerly with Thompson Brothers, offering all lines of insurance and real estate services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Thompson
Sagadahoc County
The
Independent
Front Street
Center Street
Thompson
Frank N. Thompson
Thompson Brothers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Merrill
New York
Balbriggan
Winneganee Community Club
Legion
Robert Loring
John Crane
Charles Farnhauls
W. Worrey
J. WP. Robeshaw
Gus Walters
J. Comeau
Jardiner Rogers Legion
Hagles
B. P. Coombs
M. B. Hagan
B. Farrar
G. Boutin
L. Allen
M. Desmond Eagles
Arthur McDonald
John Minott
Cedric Martin Irving Coombs
Kaugles
Hiayes Hagan Clancy
H. Bowie Woights
K.P. Babine
Bowie Deter Allen William Sheldon Knights
M. Comeau
Asake
Jd. McLaughlin CC
Nelson Knights
AL McPhee
Roscoe Higgins
H. FE. Footer
Charles Toothaker
John Curran
Joseph Boyce
W. J. O'Brien
W. Gallant Knights
Joseph Charles Footer
W. J. Curran
Andrew Lozier
KE. R. Wright
Freitseeees
Lee Lane
Eger Enna
Egies
Avayatty Fays
BUY Concord Yarns Direct
Concord Worsted Mills
West
Concord, N. H
McPherson County
Kans
Y. J. McNeil
John Leaton
Neponset
Freeport, Nb
Central League
Woolwich
Arrowsie
John Sampson
High Street
Kendall
Richard Denham
Master Raymond
Senter
Bath Department Store
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