Morse High Beats Rumford in East Home Clash 14 to 0
Morse High, led by Capt. George McMann and Joe Butler, toppled Rumford’s Stephens High 14 to 0 at Kelley Field. McMann scored on a 35 yard run and Butler added a 2nd TD, with McMann converting both after touchdowns as Morse dominated with a punishing line and sharp backfield play. The Blue and White built pressure from the outset, forcing seven Rumford punts and racking up 14 first downs to Rumford’s one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. McMann
Joe Butler
Morse High
Stephens High
Rumford
Kelley Field
Morse
George McMann
Joe
Ia Oberlander
Teddy Veilleux
Doyle
Teddy
George
Butler
Runford
Trynard
Thoth
McManus
Romford
McMinn
Hayward
Burgess
Teddy Pinkham
Vinson
Carlton
Bonney
Dow
Miller
Shippen
Albert
Ellis
Gelvariski
McMann
Dbutley
Hamilton
Hawley
Galvariski
Eng
Sorensen
Reinford
Matheson
Veilleux
Traiiston
Tramilton
Ruinford
MceMann
Capt
McCabe
Shinnen
Kersey
Ron
Homford
McMarin
Brawley
Filis
Dutler
Mills
Gard
Starrington
Longley
Martha Bates
Small
Callen
Pinson
Mike Zoome
Morse Rumford Bonney
le Re
Sorensey
Harrington
Langley
Carroll
Bates
Talbot
Kents Hill
Wolstenholme
Glorious Girl musical by Bath talent at Columbia Theatre
The Glorious Girl musical extravaganza by Cosmopolitan club at Columbia Theatre features patronesses and a large volunteer committee. The piece showcases various groups and dances including Glorious Girl dance, Artists chorus, Radio girls, Snow White ballet, Persian ballet, Oriental ballet, and more. Also notes Mrs Hiram T. Stevens and Mr and Mrs William E. Palmer enjoyed an automobile trip to Springvale and Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Columbia Theatre
Lillian Frost
Oliver Moses
Daniel T. Dougherty
Francis G. Cooke
Miriam W. Kimball
Glorious Girl Dance
W. S. Newell
Dougherty
Foote
F. H. Kimball
Miss White
John Ll. Wilson, Jr
Hester Rose
Jack Shaw
McFadden
Frank Hodgdon
Arline McNeil
Bessie Mikels
Candy
Mildred Nichols
Mitchell
Frost
Greenleaf
Allan Spear
Hiram T. Stevens
Totman Library Committee Votes to Buy Chapel as Center Home
Albert F. Totman library committee met at the town hall on Wednesday and voted to immediately purchase the chapel at the Center for a future library. Repairs will follow. Local notices mention residents and events around Bath and surrounding areas, with cold snap impacts and town building renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Totman
Albert FP. Totman
Town Hall
Page A. Wyman
Parker Thlead
Sergt
Edward Thirvington
Sanford
Alston Ed. Oliver
Parker
Bath
Capt
Henry Butler
Sebasco
Hgh Street
Chester B. Oliver
Bethel
the Basin
Andrew Perry
Starry Gilmore
Revere
Mass. Wis
Mrto
Alc. Drown
Sunshine Pill Farm
Tiattie Heald
Alphonzo Dube
Augusta
Thomas McCormick
Springvale
Anthony Thomas
Mrie Carlson
Barker Stead
George Dbrannen
State Road
Charles V. Minott
Ada Catherine
Boston
Squirrel Pointe Light
Basil Tunt
Royal Melntire
Squirrel Point Light
James BE. Percy
Cox's Head
New Bergen
N. J
Whitefield
Bath man aids nationwide drive to fund Union Seminary
Ministers from four denominations unite to raise four million dollars for Union Theological Seminary in New York. Rev. David L Wilson of Central Church leads Bath participation. the seminary is interdenominational and affiliated with Columbia and New York Universities. Rockefeller Jr has already pledged over 3.3 million dollars, with another donor offering 1.25 million on a condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Bath
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Union Seminary
America
Columbia
John J. Rockefeller, Jr
Central League chicken pie supper draws large crowd
The League of the Central church served a chicken pie supper Tuesday night at the Parish house to over 125 people and will add about IT to their treasury. The November committee led by Mrs William TH Small arranged a menu of chicken pie salad doughnuts pies and coffee with decorations of red alder berries and pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of the Central Church
William TH. Small
Owen Ledyard
Laura Appleton
Ralph Whitehouse
Ralph Bragg
Almon Perry
Lula Turner
Orrin Frye
Marius Page
Horace P. Morse
Fred Thompson
Ethel Oliver
Ruth Ledyard
Mary Appleton
Bangor women defeated in caucuses for city government
Women candidates for nominations as members of Bangor's next city government were defeated in the caucuses. The Bangor election comes on Nov. 25. Pomona grange is meeting with West Bath grange today. It is the annual meeting. WANTED At once small farm good view for salt water wood for home use Frank Conant R 2 Lewiston Me 11-20-aw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Cty
Pomona Grange
West Bath Grange
Frank Conant
Lewiston
Winnegance’s Week in Maine Ends with Big Haul and Tales
Four Winneganee youths Earle P Morse Stuart Day Albert Morse and Lloyd Rogers returned from a week in Northern Maine with seven inches of snow near Greenville. They shot partridge rabbits and brought two deer a 160 pound doe and a 140 pound chuck plus sighted a moose a black bear and two bobcats. They plan to hunt again next year. The village hosts a busy week of social events including a shooting match and a Thanksgiving dance at Bridge Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle P. Morse
Stuart Day
Albert Morse
Lloyd Rogers
Maine
Greenville
Tal Vtueworthy
Trueworthy
Sam Heonter
Gorham
Doris
Yarmouth
Bathe Tasker
Baron
Charles TE. Hewitt
Portsmouth
Bridge Hall
Squaw Club
Harry ©. Webber
Fred Lo Parks
Elizabeth Morse
John G. Morse
George M. Eaton
Alice Colson
Frank Perry
Marietta Parshley
Gardner
Winfield W. Morse
Elsie Allegrin
Day
Z. AL Treeworthy
Marion Morse
Omar Perry
Sherman I. Morse
Williamy Lemont
Tarry C. Williams
Edward Blaisdell
Kittery
Omar KR. Verry
Portland
Thatcher Pinkham
Leon Pennell
Elizabeth Stevens
Charles BE. Preble
High Street
Omar KR. Perry
Fred 3. Coombs
Walter Marco
Marco
James FE. Perry
J. A. Merry
Sagadahoe County
Pomona Grange
West Bath
Alton Oliver
Chester Talbot
Omar R. Perry
Gertrude Coombs
Amy Coombs
Campbells Pond
Arthur Perry
James Perry
Meadowbrook
Charles Rogers
Clifford Road
Standish House
Belle Hunt
Topsham
River runs at record low on Kennebec due to drought
Long drought and strong north wind pushed Kennebec River to its lowest level in 15 years at Augusta. Water drop exposed boulders that had stayed submerged for years, according to observers who track river conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Augusta
Man ends life with iodine and firearm in Boothbay Harbor
Freeman Hodgdon fifty of Boothbay Harbor used iodine and a public safety item to shoot himself in his brother Eugene Hodgdon’s home in the Tented City district early last Wednesday. The body was found the same night after a report of two gunshots heard about four that morning. Hodgdon, a lobster fisherman, had planned suicide and hid the bottle and weapon. two cartridges in the weapon had been fired when his body was discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Hodgdon
Boothbay Iarbor
Eugene
Harry PF. Morin
Lewis Spicer
Bedford Street
Hodgdon Isade
Eugene Hodgdean
Freeman
Siveide
West Boothbay
Jackson
Betsy Tlodgdon
Torving
Richmond
Bath
Irank
Boothbe
Viarbor
Idella Porbes
Porthind
Load
Pinkham
Boothbay Harbor
Pine Tree club notes show strong leadership and varied activities
The Pine Tree club records a busy year with Robert Towle as president, member growth, a library, seniors’ demonstrations, and a Bear Pond field day. Members describe gardening profits, a second prize at Topsham fair, and plans for next year despite leadership distance. A Bowdoinham cooking project highlights early efforts and a long yeast bread bake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
Hierbert
Pernald
Topsham
Pine Tree Club
Robert Towle
Bob
Department of Agriculture
DatleGius
Bear Pond
Mount Ararat
Topsham Fair
First Masonic Dance Delights Members at Temple Hall
The first Masonic Social Association dance of the season drew a large crowd at the Temple banquet hall Friday. Grindell's orchestra provided superb music and intermission refreshments included ice cream and fancy crackers by Olympia. Committee members were Edward W. Sampson John Wilson Maurice Haynes Dr S B Mullin Joy Colby William A Furber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Social Association
Temple
Grindell
Olympia
Edward W. Sampson
John Wilson
Maurice Haynes
Dr. S. 8. Mullin
Joy Colby
William A. Furber
Decorative art by Bath woman draws attention at home
Mrs. Litefield of Turck Street is featured for her refined decorative work. She restores antiques, revives parchment shades, paints on glass, and crafts clocks, mirrors, and ceramic pieces with period designs. Her pieces use Maine-sourced scenes and detailed color work, attracting orders from Maine and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Yias
Hayes Litefield
Turck Street
Stone Creeks
Dun Geers
Lee
Enterprise
Jnstems
Maine
Wegie
Man Charged With Reckless Driving in Cambridge
Thavid J. Jackson of Cambridge was arraigned in municipal court on a complaint by State motorcycle patrolman Harry L. Thompson alleging reckless driving. The case was continued to Friday to allow witnesses to be secured. The incident in Woolwich involved a Dodge sedan driven by Mrs. Addie E. Snow of Redhind, which was sideswiped and upset, damaging the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thavid J. Jackson
Cambridge
Mass
Harry L. Thompson
He Meade
Thompson
Woolwich
Jackson
Addie E. Snow
Auditing Panel Finds Campaign Statement Correct
The Bath auditing committee chaired by Sidney L. Eaton M A Ferguson Roger Skillings and Allan Spear announce for the benefit of contributors to the recent Y campaign that they have carefully examined Charles H. Oliver's campaign statement and find it correct and unusually well prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sidney L. Eaton
M. A. Ferguson
Roger 0. Skillings
Allan Spear
Charles H. Oliver
Oliver
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Bath Talent
William E. Palmer
Phippsburg
Moosehead Lake
Bath Savings Institution
Dereanel
Tor
Otter
Nate el
Havin
Hensewerk
Sunmuiner Amd
Orion
Frances J
Nellie Needle
Sally Needle
Sally
Toys and Girls Club
Elch
eMy
Ain
York Beach
Florida
Nelli Needle
Ally
Wason
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Veterans
Wylie Lemont
John Shaw
Fred E. Hooper
New York City
Shenandoah
Harry Litchfield
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