Church League Rosters Show 200 Participants
The opening of the YMCA Church Basketball League attracts a large turnout with more than 200 players listed. Roster entries include Beacon Clifton led by Tedford and Henderson, Central Durward Shorey, Corliss with Harold Walker, Elm under Arthur Dunton, Grace under Harry Day, St. Mary's with Oscar Tanguay, Universali st Alfred Neal, Wesley Gordon, and Writer Frank Harvie among others. The full rosters detail representatives, captains, managers, coaches, and numerous players across the participating churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Church Basketball League
Beacon
Clifton W. Tedford
Thornton Henderson
Charles Plummer
Harry Cooke
Haviland Chaney
Hiram Staples
Edward Fraser
Theryl Robbins
Leroy Lord
Raymond Belanger
James Steen
Clifton Jewett
George Kenyon
Kendall Lord
Waldo Weston, Jr
Maynard MacFadden
Central Durward
Richard Farnham
James Sutherland
William Stacey
Dave Rich, Jr
Robert Sutherland
Emerson Webster
F. Hoffman
R. Stevens
William Rogers
Edward Stacey
F. Hallowell
L. Pennell
George McKellar
George A. Wade, Jr
Corliss
Harold S. Walker
Rupert Lewis
Leroy Syphers
Donald Knight
C. Elsemore
Hermon McCrater
Donald Cromwell
Milton McCrater
Wilfred Chaney
Willis Hall, Jr
Stanley Lewis
Mark Harrington
Willard Radley
Frank Staples
Elm Arthur J. Dunton
Fred Hamlin
John Greene
Carleton Stover
Elton Pinkham
Blair Bailey
Edmund Furber
Stanley Teasdale
Harold Teasdale
Herbert Closson
Harold Fuller
George Moody
Grace Harry L. Day
Steeven Johns
Edwin Guynn, Jr
Albert Douglas
Henry Middleton
Epocrat Johns
John Voorhees
James Middleton
William Owen
Howard Holmes
John Lowery
William Hill
Harold MacMahan
Maynard Carlton
Warren Hawley
St. Mary’s
Oscar J. Tanguay
Robert Footer
Ernest Sarkis
George Hart
Louis Couture
Richard Cummings
Edward Hogan
Robert Lee
George Wilson
Donald Perry
Leland Fortier
Henry Gallant
Frank Hinds
James Skaling
John Lomac
F. Pomerleau
Edward Gallant
James McQuarrie
George Perry
Maurice Skaling
Henry Sarkis
Clarence Arsenault
Wilfred Gaudet
Edward McLaughlin
Alfred W. Neal
Earle Brown
Harry Ring
Edward Brown, Jr
Thaxter Hill
Earle W. Brown
Harry Knight
John Currier
John Clark
Reid Perkins
Edgar Williams
Arthur Warner
Leroy Perkins
Wesley Robert Gordon
Everett Norton
Charles Osborne
Alfred Neal
Norman Seekins
M. Holbrook
Kenneth Bertrand
H. Burns
Norman Reynolds
Wesley Plummer
Harold Peasley
Percy King
Clinton Child
Iscar Greenblatt
John Staples
Robert Staples
Frank Harvie
Harold Stanton
William Greene
J. QO. Robinson
Norman Alkazin
B. Morrison
William Stilphen
David Alkazin
Carl Earlbach
Maurice Puffer
Frank Gallagher
Frank Danforth
Bath Delegation Heads to Meeting With Officials
A Bath delegation headed by Butterfield Maynard L Carlton N Elwood Coffin Fred O Hayward Jr Warren Higgins John Shaughnessy and Ira H Durgan Jr departs for an engagement continuing from page three aimed at discussions with regional officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfield
Maynard L. Carlton
N. Elwood Coffin
Fred O. Hayward, Jr
Warren Higgins
John Shaughnessy
Ira H. Durgan, Jr
Thanksgiving observances noted in Bath happenings
The Bath town report lists limited livery window hours from 10 to 11 a.m and usual evening collections. Mrs Roscoe P Higgins hosted the Old Telephone club with guest Mrs Lil Man French Bibber of Waterville visiting her sister Mrs Elmer Sidelinger. Thanksgiving dinner plans include Mrs Frank A Small hosting relatives and friends at 994 Washington Street with son Donald N Small and Mildred G Nichols among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe P. Higgins
Old Telephone Club
York Street
Lil- Man French Bibber
Waterville
Elmer Sidelinger
Washington Street
Frank A. Small
Emma Small
Donald N. Small
Small
Mildred G. Nichols
James A. Bimson
Woman's club hosts bi monthly musicale and society notes
The Wiscasset Woman's club hosted a Friday afternoon musicale with a program arranged by the music committee led by Mrs. Albert J. Myer. Performers included Mrs. Henry W. Webb, Miss Aune Miete, Miss Mary Hobson, and Mrs. Sarah Bagley Wright with readings from Kalevala and other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Albert J. Myer
Henry W. Webb
Aune Miete
Myer
Kalevala
Land of Heroes
Jean Bailey
Mary Hobson
Sarah Bagley Wright
Porter
Macdowell
Rachel
Hodgdon
Hobson
Frank E. Quinnam
Elden P. Munsey
Harvey Bailey
Sewall
Epworth League Meet and Christian Deputation Team Visit
Epworth League members gather Saturday at 7 30 p m at Beacon Street Methodist Church for a meet and greet with the Christian Deputation Team from the University of Maine. The event is free and the team will preach at Sunday service and address the church school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Christian Deputation
University of Maine
Church School
Edna Adams
Brewer
Elizabeth King
Maine Christian Association
U. of Maine
Bath
Ring
Harold Taylor
Bangor
George Bell
Gwendolyn Baker
Warren family Thanksgiving guests in Washington street home
Walter Phelps Warren arrived from Troy New York to spend Thanksgiving with his daughter Mrs Arthur Sewall at Washington street. They expect dinner guests Thanksgiving day including Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E Drake Miss Minnie A White Charles E Cushing and Rev. Robert E Merry of Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Phelps Warren
Troy
N. Y
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Thanksgiving family notices fill West Bath column
The West Bath column notes numerous Thanksgiving gatherings across Campbell's Pond Bath and nearby towns. Families including Metcalfs Everbecks Williams Campbells Lorentsens Watermans Haggetts Hodgkins and Rogers share travel visits and a birth at Gardiner hospital. Ruth A Mank of Woolwich becomes Mrs Lannes Fuller with an eight pound newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Metcalf
Providence
R. I
Arthur Everbeck
Winthrop
Mass
Campbell's Pond
Anna Fischer
Teddy Fischer
Boston
Kemp’s
Tremont Street
Chester T. Lorentsen
John Peter
Bath
Lorentsen
Fred J. Rose
Rosedale
Fletcher A. Waterman
Percy R. Waterman
Foster's Point
Edwin W. Haggett
Berry's Mill District
Harold J. Haggett
Lucy Ann
Charles L. Haggett
Billy
Henry E. Peterson
Brunswick Road
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Everett
Hallowell B. Rogers
William
Glastonbury
Conn
Helen H. Rogers
Farmington, Conn
Hayden S. Rogers
Bingham
Carolyn B. Rogers
Gardiner Hospital
Lannes Fuller
Larrabee’s Grove
Nineteen Join Amos F Perry Class At Bath Aerie
Nineteen members of the Amos F Perry class joined Bath Aerie of 3s Tuesday, swelling total dues to 323. James Tevlin of Boston praised late treasurer Perry after 14 years of service. Harold E. Child was named trustee to replace Walter I Norton, who becomes treasurer. A chicken pie supper followed and hundreds attended the Thanksgiving Eve dance tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos F. Perry
Bath Aerie
James Tevlin
Boston
New England
Mr. Perry
Harold E. Child
Donald F. McRae
Walter I. Norton
The
Aerie
Arcade
Day and Shaw Ceremony in Bath
The Day and Shaw wedding included matron of honor Mrs. Robert P Shaw in sapphire blue velvet with a tri colored girdle The bride was given in marriage by Fred P Shaw Best man was Robert P Shaw Jr The couple held an informal reception with family members and friends and left on their wedding trip with Mrs Day wearing coronation blue and a grey squirrel coat Guests included Mr and Mrs William S Newell Miss Mary Newell and others from Bath and nearby areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Shaw
Robert P. Shaw, Jr
Ting
Fred P. Shaw
Shaw
Fred R. E. Dean
Mrs. Day
N. Y
Bath
Junior Hospital League
Day
First National Bank
Bath High School
Colonial Club
Boy Scouts
Grace Church
American Red Cross
John A. Legro
Hugenot Park
Staten Island
West Bath Grange to Hold December Fair with Card Party
At the West Bath Grange weekly meeting 85 members and 15 visitors heard pro tem officers selected for the upcoming business session. The executive committee set December 16 for the annual grange fair featuring a Christmas sale card party supper play and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Ralph P. Dunbar
George R. Booker
Ernest Snow
Everett G. Lemont
Flora
Alice F. Johnson
Booker
Fred K. Sturtevant
Herbert Simpson
James B. Lemont
Edwin W. Haggett
Kathleen
Harold E. Freeman
Barbara
Edgar D. Leavitt
Barbara Freeman
Grace Waterman
Charles Genthner
Almira Jones
the Grange
Girl Scouts Hike Friday From Pine Tree Troop
Pine Tree troop No. 1, Girl Scouts, plans a Friday hike to Dead Horse from 10 30 to 2 00. Capt Amber F Cart hosts at 34 Snow Park by 10 30 with written parent consent to participate. Three prizes await best hiking on time cooperation and notebook keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree
Dead Horse
Amber F. Cart
Snow Park
National
Audrey Hill
Judith Dennison
Martha Torrey
Barbara Page
Eleanor Fullerton
Arline Philbrick
Betty Anderson
Goldie Harford
Margaret Stinson
Jean Stanton
Barbara Stodder
Ruth Murphy
Phyllis Curran
Hamburg
Nike
Woolwich Notes Include Visits, Meetings and Church Plans
Woolwich community updates list residents returning home and visiting relatives in Augusta and New Bedford. Social events include a five cent social at Montsweag church and a roast chicken supper planning meeting, plus church services and gatherings at Woolwich Center and Nequasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Wheeler
Eben Dana
Clara Hawthorne
New Bedford
E. A. Dolloff
Lida Hawthorne
Augusta
Christine Hawthorne
Maine
Benton Hodgkins
Samuel Hathorn
Edgar Blanch
Mechanic Falls
Dorothy Cromwell
Westport
Ralph Wright
Mary Dana
Barbara
Harold Walker
Highland Street
Bath
Montsweag
Woolwich Center Church School
Cheerio Circle
Moatsweag Church
Harold Bailey
Ladies' Aid of
Woolwich Center Church
Church Hall
Woolwich Grange
John Carter
John Reed
Herbert Leeman
Chester
Jed Hallowell
Oak Street
Earl Gainsley
Biddeford
George Gainsley
Nequasset School
Woolwich
Willard J. Rand
First Congregational Church
Congregational
J. W. Reed
Day's Ferry
Wyrman Rogers Family Heads to Greenville for Hunt
Mr and Mrs F Wyrman Rogers of Worcester Massachusetts their daughter Frances and son Owen and Mrs John H Almy of Edgewood Rhode Island were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Howard L Rogers of Milan Street and have now gone to Greenville for a hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wyrman Rogers
Frances
Owen
Worcester
Mass
John H. Almy
Edgewood, R. I
Howard L. Rogers
Milan Street
Greenville
Roy Richters Guards Dominate Elks Bowling Opener
Bath Lodge of Elks opens its third annual bowling league at Park Alleys. Captain Roy Richter's Guards won seven of eight points in the first match to hold the lead, while Hap Talbot's Royal Purples nearly matched them in the second. Key scores include Richter with 248 in three strings, Fielding and Talbot each with 110 strings, and the Royal Purples posting a 443 single-team score and 1254 team total for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Upstair Park
Roy Richter
Guar
Eddie Hartnett
Jay Povich
Tom Conley
Richter
Harold Fielding
Capt. Talbot
Royal Purples
Guards
Cnetus Es Hiatat
Soca Tryst Bt Asi
Bugs Purples
Fedisiesree
Ou Cies
Ees
Ae Cape
Ais Eran Brioches Taralss
Peles
H. Fielding
F. Talbot
R. Richter
Woolwich Goes Dry In Recount Of Vote
Five Maine towns shifted from wet to dry in the recount of the September 14 referendum on beer licenses. Amity Patten and Bancroft flipped from wet to dry, while Woolwich changed from wet to dry after Governor Brann and the Executive Council updated the official results. Frederick W. Smith of the Maine Christian Civic League had requested the recount. Reverend J J Mullen of Old Orchard Beach joked about hunters, and offered to instruct unsuccessful woodsmen after his armistice deer hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Brann
Executive Council
Amity
Patten
Brancroft
Woolwich
Frederick W. Smith
Maine Christian Civic League
J. J. Mullen
St. Margaret’s Church
Old Orchard Beach
Goodwins Mills
Thanksgiving Guests Arrive From Connecticut for Cahill Family
Miss Martha Cahill arrives from Connecticut to celebrate Thanksgiving with Postmaster Charles H. Cahill and family in New London. At the dinner table will be her brother Charles H. Cahill Jr. and Mrs. Cahill. Mrs. Leslie A. Fowles left Wednesday to spend the holiday weekend with her sister Mrs. Charles R. Brown in Wollaston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cahill
Connecticut College
New London
Charles H. Cahill
Cahill
Leslie A. Fowles
Charles R. Brown
Wollaston
Mass
First Baptist Ladies Prepare Annual Sale and Supper
Sewing circle of the First Baptist church met at Mrs. Elmer W. Rogers home to finalize plans for the annual sale and supper in the vestry on December 1. Dolls, dressed by hand, will be a specialty with tables for fancy work, dolls, candy and dining room. Committees named include Fancy work and apron, Doll, Candy, Dining room, Kitchen and Coffee chaired by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Elmer W. Rogers
High Street
Lotta Card
Lucy Rogers
Florence Martin
Sarah Cook
Mee Blanchard
Julie Moore
Harriet Wright
Marjorie Stover
Augusta McLellan
Ora Dauphin
Lucy Brown
Annie Smith
Effie Legard
Alice Eaton
Ada Larrabee
Evelyn Sotheard
Laura Harrington
Helen Hall
Melvin Pratt
Nella Stover
Elsie Crosby
Isabel Dalrymple
Jennie Oliver
Rice
Mabel Lake
Annie Oliver
Hettie Hodgdon
Thanksgiving Guests Fare From Washington Family
Miss Olive Sewall of Washington street arrived Wednesday to pass Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs Sumner Sewall of Washing ton st Sewall will have as their guests Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs Starling Burgess of Wiscas set Mr. and Mrs L H Berry of Bow doinham Mrs Clarence W Morse Miss Clare Coombs Alden G Smith and Henry C Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Sewall
Washington Street
Sumner Sewall
Washington
St Sewall
Starling Burgess
Wiscasset
L. H. Berry
Bowdoinham
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Alden G. Smith
Henry C. Wright
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Church League
Srone Buth
Organ Society
Congregational Vestry
George W. Carleton
M. A. Plumstead
Harry Mosher
Alice D. Taylor
Rodney W. Roundy
Portland
Carl F. Hall
Bristol
Charles S. Sowder
St. Philip’s Church
Bishop Brewster
Henry van Burgan Nash
E. Murray Senter
Bristol Road
Damariscotta
Myra Hutchins
Boothbay Harbor
Raymond Sherman
Lee Street
Bath Road
Elmer Campbell
Edgecomb
Lincoln Block
Water Street
Jeanette Hagget
Oak Grove Seminary
Barbara Taylor
Newton
Lawrence B. Haggett
Middle Street
Charles Hendrickson
West Anna Road
Frank H. Gray
Harvey R. Pease
Charles Woodworth
Wesley C. Day
Frank B. Adams
Benjamin H. Adams
Henry Rines
Lincoln Lodge of Masons
Solar Lodge
Garrison Hill
Crescent Chapter
East Boothbay
Adah
Grace F. Dodge
Isabel Montgomery
Crescent Lodge
Clinton R. Bailey
Carl M. P. Larrabee
Addie Merry
Louise Blagdon
I. W. Littlefield
Federal Street
Freeman D. Southard
Jolly Janes
William Gorham
Josephine Tucker
Joseph Neal
Frances Colby
Athletic Association of
Wiscasset Academy
Frances Plumstead
John Blagdon
Quincy
Pemaquid
Womans Club Rooms
William L. Frye
Woman’s Club
Huldah Pennoyer
Aden
Coffin
Georgie Wing
Grace A. Albee
Lois M. Frye
Horace Kaler
Jean
Dickie
Leeman Potter
Joseph H. Smith
Aladdin Lamp Co
Chicago
Virginia Pease
U. of M
Roy R. Marston
Malden
Lawrence H. Marston
Walter Leavitt
Biron Point
Walter Dodge
Pleasant Street
Blair
Main Street
Sidney G. Evans
Ben Franklin
Wavenock Block
Carrol T. Berry
Berry
Penwoman's Club
Philip Burnham
Rochester
Jessie M. Lawrence
Aroostook
Miss Dunham
Framingham
State Teachers’ College
Massachusetts State College
Dunham
Schoos
New Hampshire
Vermont
Augustus Johnson
Brown House
John Mayo
Charles B. Bessey
Stanley W. Dodge
Waterstreet
Congregational Church
Newcastle
Florence Hale
New York
Milton D. Proctor
Westbrook, Junior College
Clarence A. Richards
Granville Moulton
South Portand
Frank Metcalf
Ellsworth
Colliers Inc
Beacon Street Church
West Bath
Girl Scouts
Sunberth
ELKS
First Baptist