Morse High Defeats Hallowell 19 to 0 in Friday Showdown
Morse High hammered Hallowell 19 to 0 as McMann and Veillieux led the attack with multiple routes to goal. Weston and Doyle anchored Morse defense and the comeback featured strong team plays and key line plunges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Hallowell
Iilowell
Morse
Weston
Veiteux
McMann
Doyle
Veillieux
Greeley
Halowell
Tallowell
Veillienxs
Wallowell
Voellieux
Lerette
Tralowell
Thallard
Thallowell
Field
Hallowell Morse
Vellieur
Taee
Gunn
Arata
Carbine
Vickery
Reane
Bowdoin
Talbot
Maseiadri
Niles
Trask
Timer
Patterson
Teriods
Bath to host winter ice rink project by American Legion Post
Roland H. Smith post aims to create a real skating rink in Bath this winter. The West meeting on October 28 directed requesting city permit for land flooding for a first class rink. Eugene M. Desmond J Horace McClure and Percy Marks form the committee to pursue the plan. Armistice Eve ball progress noted with tickets distributed to post and auxiliary members. Eugene Hart named captain for the six club tournament started this month. Nominating committee appointments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Roland H. Smith
American Legion
Eugene M. Desmond
J. Horace McClure
Percy Marks
Long Droath Broken on Seguin Island
Seguin Island suffered dreath until Saturday as heavy rain fell for hours while mainland Popham Beach remained dry. A southwest wind shifted to west-northwest with a near calm phase, and seas were hazy with only a low surf. Tug Seguin moved the light coal barge Tamanend, then towed barge Glenside to Parker Flats to await an ocean tug for Philadelphia. A six month trial fog warning service started at Nantucket Shoals lightship built in Bath to aid mariners. reports on its effectiveness will go to the lighthouse service in Boston or Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin Island
Popham Beach
Seguin
Hallowell
Tamanend
Glenside
Howard Coal Co
Parker Flats
Philadelphia
Boston
United States Lighthouse Service
Nantucket Shoals
Bath
Massachusetts
Washington
Looney Gas Poisonous Fumes Linked to Deaths
Bath area motorists used a new fall market preparation called Looney Gas to boost engine efficiency. New York Health Commissioners report poisons in the formula have caused deaths and illness among laboratory workers and users who mixed it into gasoline at stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
New York
Health Commissioners
New York City
Cafeteria Supper Draws Large Crowd at Central Church
The Wednesday supper hosted by Central Church League ladies raised 112 dollars with a full menu and a generous crowd. Committee chairwomen included Mrs. Edmund P. Briggs and Mrs. Byron F. Barker, with assistances from Miss Mary Appleton and Miss Ruth Ledyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Central Church League
Edmund P. Briggs
Byron F. Barker
William V. Percy
Joseph Torrey
Charles W. Welch
E. Motley Fuller
Owen J. Ledyard
Frank B. Nichols
John A. Legro
Martha Foote
Harriet C. Ledyard
Mabel Thwing
William S. Newell
Mary Appleton
Ruth Ledyard
Dinner date turns tense as suitor vents anger
A woman recalls an evening out with her suitor who was cheerful at first but grew dejected. She asks what stirred his mood and he replies that he wanted to talk about himself, noting she had not given him a chance all night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Jersey Dress With Red White Sleeve Appliqués
A very attractive blue jersey dress features red and white felt appliqués on the sleeves, creating a bold decorative effect. The design emphasizes playful color contrast and eye catching detail.
Center School Honor Roll List and Local News Highlights
The Center school honor roll features Maynard Thibodeau Marion Hunt Erland Thibeau Mabel Thibodeau Willard Oliver Dorothy Campbell Junior Tagan Regina Delano. Local notices include visits from George Bren nan Richmond Edward Clarey and several Bath Monmouth Robinhood guests. Community events cover a supper in Robinhood and residents traveling to Boston and Providence.
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Center School
Maynard Thibodeau
Marion Hunt
Erland Thibeau
Mabel Thibodeau
Willard Oliver
Dorothy Campbell
Junior Tagan
Regina Delano
George
TP. Brennan
Richmond
George Adams
Monmouth
Robinhood
Edward Clarey
Everett Trafton
Bath
Vina Kingsbury
Owen Marr
William Farnsworth
T. M. Wagan
Roy Newman
Darien
Newman
Harold Brown
Edwardlavey
Ralph Scott
Melorse Trizhlands
Miss
W.C. Todd
W. A.todd
A S. Rowe
HG. Heald
BH. Woodside
Frank Oliver
Popham
George F. Oliver
W. S. Cressy
John BR. Blackie
Boston
Providence
George FL Oliver
Josie Williams
Catherine Oliver
Marrtown
George TS. Oliver
John Hunt
Jennie Todd
Marion Jewett
Wortland
Ella Jewett
John Wilkins
Raphael Rowe
Path
Everett Higgins
Lily Pray
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth
Abbie Reynolds
Woolwich
Holt House
Kennebee Point
Five Islands Grange entertains with midsummer program
Five Islands Grange hosted a Tuesday meeting featuring Deputy William Gould of Dowdeinham, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Plummer, and Mrs. Joan Todgkins of Bath. The event included readings, tableaux, a fortune teller, a quiz, a camp fire scene, and a supper chaired by Charles Boucher with Bertha Lewis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
William H. Gould
Bowdeinham
Bath
Grange
The
William Gould
Dowdeinham
Leland Plummer
Joanna Todgkins
Theodore Roase- Poe
Alice Cranwell
Charles Aiazeen
Coluumbia
Maxine Walk
J. G. Stevens
Alice Pinkham
Albertina Stevens
Alice Cromwell
Kathleen Grey
J. FE. Blaisdell
Ida TL Lowe
W. T. Boyd
Alice Dinkhim
Kathleen Gray
Mice Cromwell
Lloyd
Chester Pinkham
Leland Phammer
Joanna Todgakesh
Qriel
Charles Boucher
Bertha Lewis
Lipton Sets Sights On Fifth America's Cup Try
Sir Thomas Lipton, at 76, vows a final effort to win the America's Cup. The Irish baronet, lifelong challenger, plans to renew with Shamrock V or another craft, despite losses to Resolute in 1920. Lipton has spent over 4 million dollars chasing the cup, with a fortune cited at 75 million.
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Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Shamrock TV
New York Yacht Club
America
Annapolis
England
Resolute
Herreshoff Yards
Christel
R. C
Lipton
Nicholson
Sandy Hook
Jacobs Yard
City Island
Long Island
Vanitie
Thomas Haus
Germany
France
Spain
Scotland
Ireland
Mrs Lydia Oliver Dies From Fall After Week of Injuries
Funeral at First Baptist Georgetown Center for Mrs Lydia F Oliver who died Friday night at age ST after a fall a week earlier. She was a skilled dressmaker and tailor, led Georgetown Center Ladies Aid, and was renowned for hospitality and charity. Attending were Mrs Frank Heald and Mrs Billings, with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Todd traveling from Melrose Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lydia FF. Oliver
Olver
Nathaniel S
Nancy Oliver
Alfred Berry
Georgetown
Boyd
Frank Heald
Billings
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Oliver
Westport Residents Depart for Boston Winter Trip and Local Notices
John P Tarvison and family left for Boston for the winter, joining Mrs George L B Richardson and daughter along with Miss S Eva Todgdon from Malden who stayed at their summer home. The Williams sisters and Mrs Carl B B Smith left for Providence. Mrs P T Kehail went to East Boston for the winter. Logging continues at Trenry Greenleaf lot for Crosby Bros Arrowsie. Election returns show 39 votes with 9 women. Republicans led with 32 electors, no Socialist votes. La Follette elector received one. Democrats listed several supporters with varying vote counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Tarvison
Boston
Wuto
George LB. Richardson
Bernice Richardson
S. Eva Todgdon
Malden
East Side
Williams
Emma
Florence Williams
Providence
R. 1
Carl BB. Smith
Melrose
Mass
Westport
P. T. Kehail
Trenry Greenleaf
Crosby Bros
Arrowsie
la Follette
Leslie Boynton
Leon OO. Tebbetts
Co Wilhee Harmon
Arthur B. Packard
Obadiah Gardner
John H. Magee
Maine Teachers Convention Speaker Warns On Juvenile Crime Rise
At the Bangor convention Dr. A O Thomas state education commissioner notes a surge in juvenile crime from one missed chance to now at least fifty. He argues the need is for character over further intellectual growth as society seeks solutions beyond mere cleverness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Bangor
A. O. Thomas
Thomas
Special State Laws Regarding Muskrats Warn Trappers
The Department of Inland Fisheries and Game warns trappers in Androscoggin County about a two year close time on muskrats and outlines the boundary line with Kennebec County at Androscoggin Lake. The Tivermore quadrangle shows the county line clearly guiding legal trap locations. Open season dates vary by county with December 1 in southern counties and earlier starts in northern regions, including October 16 in Somerset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Androscoggin County
Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Kennebec County
Androscoggin Lake
Dead River
Kenebec
Androscoggin
United States
Tivermore Quadrangle
Cumberland
York
Sagadahoc
Lincoln
Waldo
Knox
Aroostook
Pebobscot
Piscataquis
Hancock
Washington
Franklin
Oxford
Somerset County
Maine forest debate argues wood supply and waste
A Maine forestry discussion compares past and present lumber and pulpwood practices. It notes vast spruce and fir stands, questions Canadian imports, and explains how pulp mills reuse tops and small trees while sawmills waste wood by leaving tops and stumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Parker Head
Mass for Capt. Delahanty Held at St Marys Church
A requiem high mass for Capt. Lawrence J. Delahanty was sung Thursday at nine at St Marys Church. Rev Fr Devaney officiated with the children's choir led by Mrs. Lorenzo J Colling and organist. James Royal sang a bass solo and Thomas P Neagle, John Curran, John Clancy, and William Ferrell were bearers. Burial was in Maple Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Delahanty
St. Mary's Church
Fr.Devaney
Lorenzo J. Colling
James Royal
Tennyson
Thomas P. Neagle
John Curran
John Clancy
William Ferrell
Buri
Maple Grove
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Holds October Meeting at Small Point
About 75 members from Sagadahoc Pomona Grange met with Bodwell Grange at Small Point on October 29 for an all day session. They debated the proposed Child Labor amendment and opposed it, heard readings and music, and discussed membership considerations and questions about agricultural impact and benefits to farmers. The next session, the annual meeting, is set for November 19 with the regular date moved to November 26 due to Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe County
Pomona Grange
Bodwell Grange
Mary Sylvester
Home Grange
Pomona
William H. Gould
Bowdeinham
The
Grange
Sagadinhoe Pomona
William W. Hosmer
Belle Rackley
Tonsham
Ernest Williams
West Bath
Joanna Hodgkins
Julia Johnson
Clarence O. Purinton
Rawdon
Tda Curtis
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Hartnett Furniture Company
Up-River City
Kating
James Lester Morse
Edward Sewall
Post
Langdon T. Snipe
Harold M. Sewall
Legion
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me
J. EB. Blaisdell
Line Point
Lewis
Alton Reed
Ellsworth Winkhms
Edith Winkham
Edgar Warren
Bay Point
Elson Field
Esther Worthing
Harry Tarr
Tarry Hondlette
T. W. Blaisdell
WO. Allen
Oakland
Dr. Howard
George Gray
Charles Lewis
Thibedennu
Charles Amnazeen
FE. A. Tharford
Iva Cromwell
Everett Cromwell
Joe Greenleaf
Leslie Rowe
Arthur Berry
T. W. Scott
Almon Mary
Willian
Nora Mare
Doston
Fred Carrs
Uareld Rowe
Son Junior
Eugene Rowe
Five Islands
Melvin Harford
Manfred Newdick
Henry Howard
Clara Davis
Fred Carr
I. H. Rittall
J. H. Rowe
Gardiner
Grange Library
Masters School
Dobbs Perry
N.Y
W.O L. Berry
L. G. Lewis
Ida H. Rowe
Theodore Thibodeau
Children of
M. Billings
A. A. MacMahan
Hope
Olive Rowe
Charles Hanna
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lydia F. Oliver
John J. Desmond
Tie
Canada
St. John
Allagash
Kap
Muaine
Trix
Pacific Northwest
Panama Canal
Capt. Delahanty
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