Wiscasset Teams Prep For Alumni Clash In November
Hazel Dyer and Frances Perkin expected to lead Wiscasset girls and boys guard and center roles as they pursue an upset against the Alumni. Louise Adams may share center duties, while key Alumni stars H. Winn Carl Mains Bob Smith Fred Blagdon Lindy Ames edge toward revenge for last year. Seniors rehearse a class play under Mrs. Elray as the Eighteen Carat Book aims for a January performance.
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Hazel Dyer
Louise Adams
Frances Perkin
W. A
Wiscasset Academy
Bdoys
Red Men's Hall
H. Winn
Carl Mains
Bob Smith
Fred Blagdon Lindy Ames
Stant Sherman
Brad Redonnet
Kent’s Hill
Mrs. Elray
Snowy Thursday Strikes Sheepscot Area
From the Old Files reports about four inches of snow falling last Thursday. Capt. A. C. Chaney's family arrived home. Capt. Benj. B. Jackson was in Boston on business. Miss Annie Jackson returned from a Boston visit Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Brown of Nahant are guests of John Smith.
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Sheepscot Echo
A. C. Chaney
Benj. B. Jackson
Boston
Annie Jackson
Sylvester Brown
Nahant
John Smith
Deer, lumber, and local notes from Sheepscot Echo
Joseph Erskine secured a deer last Monday and Charles S. Sewall returned to East Port. E. T. Hodge of Concord in town over Sunday. The schooner John Douglas loading long lumber for New Bedford at the lower end. Silas Y. Jackson ill but mending at home. Schooner George H. Mills finished discharging coal last Saturday and left for Rockland to load lime.
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Sheepscot Echo
Joseph Erskine
Charles S. Sewall
Eastport
E. T. Hodge
Concord
N. H
John Douglas
New Bedford
Silas Y. Jackson
George H. Mills
Rockland
Local Notices and Social Tidings from Nobleboro and Nearby Towns
Mee Maggie Sidelinger visits Nobleboro with Henry Sidelinger. Mrs J H Peardon and son Francis return from Greenville. James Lewis and family move into Hall’s Hill home. David Upham buys McClintock house on Lincoln street likely moving in soon. Warren Munsey and Ed Munsey visit from Bath and Brunswick for Dennis Munsey’s illness. Abner Blair from Waterville visits. Ingraham Taylor and Joe Erskine hunt and bring deer. Richard H Taylor hosts in Portland. Edward W Lewis resumes winter work in Bangor. William Mason cutting Christmas trees at South Newcastle. Scott Bailey Bath Clinton Bailey Wiscasset John Soule Woolwich shoot two deer. Silas L Merry and Nellie M Bailey wed in Wiscasset on Nov. 7 1906.
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Maggie Sidelinger
Nobleboro
Henry Sidelinger
J. H. Peardon
Francis
Bath
Brother Ed
Brunswick
Dennis Munsey
Abner Blair
Waterville
Edward Blair
Ingraham Taylor
Joe Erskine
Richard H. Taylor
Portland
Leon A. Gray
Edward W. Lewis
Bar Harbor
Bangor
American Express Co
William Mason
South Newcastle
Scott Bailey
Clinton Bailey
Wiscasset
John Soule
Woolwich
E. W. Moore
Silas L. Merry
Nellie M. Bailey
Fourteen Receive Degrees At Grange
Topsham grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on 14 candidates at West Bath grange's weekly meeting. 257 attended, including 123 from Topsham. Harvest supper served. Red Cross drive program planned for next meeting with West Bath Red Cross members as guests.
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Topsham Grange
West Bath Grange
Topsham
E. C. Patten
Royal Wentworth
Hinckley Grange
Christine Hanscom
Grange
James Lemont
Charlies Chesley
Addie Purington
West Bath
The
Red Cross
Farringtons Visit Hallowell Parents in City
Mr and Mrs Harry Farrington of Hallowell called on Mrs D H Warner on Middle Street during a city visit.
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Harry Farrington
Hallowell
D. H. Warner
Middle Street
For Sale Apples 50c to 75c a Bushel
Offers for sale thousands of bushels of Starks and Baldwins at 50 to 75 cents per bushel. Buyers to supply sacks. From R. A. Douglas, Bowdenham, Maine, dated October 22. Ambitious women urged to apply for at home work with Portland Maine firm The Erie Company, advertising full or part time positions as of November 12.
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Starks
Baldwins
R. A. Douglaes
Bowdenham
The
Earie Co
Portland
Maine's Popham Bay Point Inspire Yosian Nature Movement
J Otis Swift, Maine born editor and founder of the Yosian Brotherhood of Nature Philosophers, led nature walks from Rocky Lonesome Forest to Popham Bay Point. The movement grew to thousands, linking Bay Point and Georgetown Road to a global following through Swift's New York World coverage and yearly Bay Point rest retreats.
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Popham Beach
Popham Woods
Maine
J. Otis Swift
Vezian Brotherhood of Nature Philosophers
New York
New York City
Mr. Swift
Bay Point
Kennibec River
Popham
Farmington
Josian S. Swift
Harpswell
Bath
Lewiston Journal
Sagadahoc
Rocky Lonesome Forest
Nature Club
Yosian Brotherhood
Josiah
Loonesome
Wall Street
Cay
Georgetown
California
Kennebec
Seguin
Pond Island
Sugar Leaves
Georgetown Road
Paradise
Hudson
Westchester County
Long Island
Europe
Sumset
Holy Land
Cof
Wilderness Place
Metropolis
America
New York World-Telegram
Swift
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Georgetown Center
Nestle
Will Olivers
Dedicate Flagpole At Morse High School
The Morse High School dedicated a 75 foot all steel flagpole donated by Bunker and Savage of Augusta. The ceremony featured the Morse band under John Grindell, a student council address by Paul Hayes, and remarks by Superintendent Clinton D. Wilson. Merritt Trott played colors, and Harold McElman and Newell Wilson raised the flag. The pledge and Star Spangled Banner followed.
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Morse High School
Bunker & Savage
Augusta
Morse High Band
John Grindell
Paul Hayes
Clinton D. Wilson
Merritt Trott
Harold McElman
Newell Wilson
Bates College selects Grumpy for Varsity Play season
Margaret Hines, class of 1932, president of the 4A Players, announced Bates College will stage Grumpy as the annual Varsity Play. Tryouts, open to all students, were held Saturday afternoon in the Little Theater with performances slated for December 9 and 10.
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Bates
Margaret Hines
Bowdoin Notes and Obituary In Town Events
Bowdoin residents reported the death of Willard Darton aged 57 at his duck camps near Center Point. He was a Portland resident who owned land and gunning camps at Merrymeeting Bay. Services were held in Portland. The week also saw various local happenings from road accidents to school and library updates, plant shipments, and club meetings.
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George Hamilton
Frances Adams
Fred Leavitt
Rockland
Durell
Viola Coombs
Bowdoin
Willard Darton
Bay Shore
Center Point
Darton
Portland
Merrymeeting Bay
al Raymond
Gladys
Dorris
Brunswick
Cayhill
Otis Gray
Dr .Juck
Clifton Melvin
Canada Falls
Clara Fogg
Fred Morgan
Sacco
D. A. R. Humphrey Randall
C. B. Randall
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ethel N. Menard
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Ga
George MacPherson
Lottie Cobb
Cora Wilkinson
Fifth Avenue
B. B. Douglas
Miller
Elbridge and
Nathaniel Curtis
Henry Cornish
Massachusetts
American Legion Post
Richmond
Grange Hall
Jones
Bridge Club
C. E Hackett
A. S. MacDougal
George R. Cutler
Florence Shegars
Winters
Waterville
J. N. Palmer
Big Woods
H. S. Dodge
Bang R
Alice Palmer
Central Telephone Office
Kate Smith
I. M. Fowle
Richmond Corner
E. O. Tarr
Clifton Mulvin
George Pratt
Porland
George Cutler
Pleasant Street Club
Grace Maxwell
Harvards Road
Evelyn Hackett
Gardiner
C. E. Hackett
W. S. Voodee
Bath
Edward Gile
Ernest Curtis
Dr. Irish
Turner
Norman Rowe
Pythian Sisterhood Aid
Bath Chapter Red Cross Holds Regular Meeting
The Bath chapter of the American Red Cross met Monday afternoon in Sagadahoc block. President Mrs. Mullln presided. Ruth Henry, a Red Cross nurse, reported 775 nursing visits and 407 welfare visits since January, totaling 1,182. She assisted 100 sick patients and 179 welfare patients and took nine children to the hospital.
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Bath
American Red Cross
Sagadahoc
8. S. Mullin
Ruth ‘Henry
Bath Red Cross Junior activities cited for Christmas boxes
The Bath chapter reports high clinic activity with 147 babies examined and 43 present last Wednesday. Mrs. Rosanna McFadden submitted a report on Junior Red Cross work, as the group plans Christmas boxes and reads replies from Czechoslovakia Belgium and Rumania. Miss Laura Knowlton praised the Bath chapter’s efforts.
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Rosanna McFadden
Red Cross
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Rumania
Laura Knowlton
Maine
Bath
Mrs Drake Hosts Gift Committee Supper Talk
Mrs Frederick E Drake entertained the Special Gifts committee of the Red Cross Roll Call with Miss Laura Knowlton speaking for the Maine American Red Cross. Knowlton urged giving to established welfare groups to avoid duplication and better use trained workers.
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Frederick E. Drake
Red Cross
Laura Knowlton
American Red Cross
Maine
Miss Knowlton
Bath
Drake
Arthur Sewall
Harry F. Morin
Rodney E. Ross
Roger D. Skilling
Helen Shaughnessy
Samuel D. Hooper
Thomas S. Gibbons
Miss Ōnositsu
Arthur Crockett
Ruth Henry
Edward W. Hyde
Anne Kimball
Neighborhood Quarrel Heard in Municipal Court
Mrs. Gertrude Flaherty of 19 Cummings Street faced municipal court Tuesday on a charge tied to a Monday morning altercation with neighbor Mrs. Verna Pierce of Somerset Place. Pierce alleged assault, glass breaking, a push down, and facial scratches over a boundary fence dispute. Judge John J. Keegan deferred fines.
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Gertrude Flaherty
Cummings Street
Municipal Court
Verna Pierce
Somerset Place
Two South End Boys Face Court on Malicious Mischief
City Marshal Walter L. Whitiig planned to bring two South End boys before Judge Keegan on Tuesday for malicious mischief connected to windows broken at Weeks Street schoolhouse. A separate intoxication case was continued to Monday for sentence.
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Walter L. Whitiig
South End
Keegan
Weeks Street
Peculiar Accidental Shooting In Woods
John F. Hamilton 21 of 87 Western Avenue was wounded in a peculiar accidental shooting at West Bath while gunning with Lawrence Burnham. Burnham’s shotgun slipped, struck a rock, the cocked trigger snapped, pellets glanced off the rock and entered Hamilton’s right arm. He was treated at City Hospital and expected to return home Wednesday.
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John F. Hamilton
Western Avenue
West Bath
Lawrence Burnham
Burnham
Hamilton
City
Robert A. Hamilton
Mechanics Defeat Shamrock Bowlers At Park Alleys
The Mechanics beat the Shamrocks 3-1 in a league match at Park Alleys Monday evening, finishing 21 pins ahead. First string gave Mechanics a 463 to 420 edge, then Shamrocks faded as the remaining three points went to Mechanics. Top scores included Small 273 and Smith 272 with Fraser, while Burns and Coffin each posted 271.
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Mechanics
Shamrocks
Park Alleys
Smith
Fraser
Burns
Coffin
Shamrocks Freeman
Combs Oe Ee
Fraser Pee Eenes Revnes
Burns Reces Oe
Smith Pee Eee
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Edward G. Robinson
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