Zybszko Wins Over Carl Lemle In Bath Armory Match
Zybszko of Old Orchard defeated Carl Lemle in a 45 minute match after Lemle quit from a painful toe hold. Referee Ed Pollard advised a second fall but spectators voted no. Preliminary Robbie Dobbs beat John Charles in two straight falls within 20 minutes. The card drew praise for talent and orderly conduct despite a smaller holiday crowd.
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Zybszko
Old Orchard
Carl Lemle
Armory
Boston
Lemle
Ed Pollard
Robbie Dobbs
John Charles
Camp Devens
Dobbs
Higly
Bath
Special Guests Corp Galen Low Shares War Life
Galen M. Low formerly with the Milliken regiment now resides in a dugout near the former firing line and entertains many admiring rats as special guests. He enjoys his first warm bath in weeks, noting a tin helmet serves as the smallest bath tub in his new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen M. Low
Milliken Regiment
Knights of Pythias and Eagles Win Rifle Matches
Knights of Pythias defeat Bath lodge of Moose 96 to 0 while Lincoln castle Knights of the Golden Eagle beat Bath lodge 109 to 55. Knights of Pythias lose 84 to 112 to Golden Eagle with scores for individual shooters and total points listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Bath Lodge of Moose
St. Lincoln Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Bath Lodge
Lincoln Castle
K. of P
Moose Knights of Pythias
Harry Williams
Horace Jaquith
Otis Munro
Ralph Munro
Edward McLellan
Walter Richmond
Ralph Bertram
Moose
Harry Berry
George Williams
A. J. Otis
T. M. Larsen
Dummy
Golden Eagle
Moose Golden Eagle
Melzar Barter
Arthur Jordan
Edward Rowe
John Higgins
Ralph Dyer
Hollis Mank
Melvin Pratt
Joklen Fagle -Melzar Barter
Hollis Manik
Sidney Munro
Bath insurers host Boston banquet for War Savings leaders
Miss Mollie Palmer a Bath Metropolitan Insurance Co cashier attended a Somerset banquet in Boston for top War Savings Stamp sellers. Supt G J Croteau and Agent A Lamarre of Brunswick will join a Commonwealth banquet. Bath agents have sold over 100000 in stamps, Lamarre alone over 75000. Santo and La Rocque of Bath recorded marriage intentions in Bath city clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Palmer
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Boston
Somerset
G. J. Croteau
A. Lamarre
Brunswick
Commonwealth
Bath
Lamarre
Santino Santo
Sarah G. la Rocque
Bookkeeper Margaret Stewart Returns From Boston Visit
Miss Margaret J. Stewart, book keeper at The Times office, returned Monday after two weeks in Boston and Quincy Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Stewart
Times Office
Boston
Quincy
Mass
Housing men to enjoy bowling at Park Alleys this winter
Employees of Housing project 15 at the North end plan weekly Monday night bowling on the Park alleys. Teams led by C. N. Cornell and Herman Smart opened the season with Cornell's squad winning by about 49 pins. Edward Colley top score 116. Charles Harriman 580 in four strings and 95 average. Mrs Harriman 72 average. George Weeks 58. Five men scored 90 plus. a committee led by Herman Smart O A Tolman C N Cornell Rufus Hatch and Jack Grady will run the program with light lunches after matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthe North End
C. N. Cornell
Herman Smart
Edward Colley
Charles Harriman
Mr. Colley
Harriman
Lodge
Lowell
Cornell
O. A. Tolman
Rufus, Hatch
Jack Grady
Surprise Dinner For Miss Annabelle Trussell At Bath
A surprise dinner in Bath honors Annabelle Trussell of the payroll department at Bath Iron Works before her move to Waterville as a bookkeeper. She received a gold friendship pin and a box party later at the opera house. Attendees include Alice Marks, Charlotte Cook, Edna Footer, Grace Kegleston, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Trussell
Bath Iron Works
Waterville
Opera House
Alice A. Marks
Charlotte Cook
Edna Footer
Grace Kegleston
Louise Robinson
L. D. Rogers
Sonie Hodgkins
Kerry Ellis
Elvira Owen
Marion Redton
Mary Flaherty
Vivian Miller
Rachel Cutting
Margaret Fraser
Winnie Quinn
W. S. S.-W. S. $-W. S. S-W. S&S
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Georgetown Area Social Notes Include Visits and Dinners
Georgetown residents report visitors and trips with Bath and Portland stops. Townsfolk attend church service, school events, and a Christmas sale while planning a Thanksgiving gathering and a quarry opening nearby.
Durand and White Wed in Brookline Catholic Ceremony
Miss Laura Durand of BrooklineMass and Herbert White of West Bath were married on Thanksgiving night in a Brookline Catholic church. A reception followed at the bride’s brother Albert Durand’s home. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs John White of West Bath, works at Bath Iron Works. They plan to live in West Bath with his parents after a return trip Saturday.
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Laura Durand
Brookline
Mass
Herbert White
West Bath
Albert Durand
White
John White
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Frank Durand
Bath
Henry White
Miss Hattie Richardson Returns From Portland Visit
Miss Hattie Richardson has returned from a several days visit in Portland.
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Hattie Richardson
Portland
Miss A Lillian Leathers Weekend Guest in East Hebron
Miss A Lillian Leathers was a weekend guest in East Hebron visiting relatives and attending local social events. No further details available in the fragment.
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A. Lillian. Leathers
East Hebron
Twenty Three Enrolled in Five Islands Victory Club Drive
Twenty three Victory boys and girls enrolled at the Five Islands grammar school during Friday’s activities. Twenty three dollars were pledged to be earned by scholars and submitted before March 1 as part of the drive. A Thanksgiving concert was held at the church by primary and grammar students with recitations and songs, praised by teachers Mrs W Holland and Miss Scripter. A fox was spotted crossing the road by Marion Stevens near J G Stevens' yard, and Chester MacMehan and his father started out gunning on the Georgetown Center road, Chester shooting a fox on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred MacMahan
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Victoria Snowman
E. F. Lewis
Bath
Elisha Field
Drummond Stevens
Grammar School
Marion Stevens
Iva
Alice Cromwell
Lulu Rowe
Lloyd Pinkham
Scmpter and Spaulding
W. L. Berry
Hartley Harley
W. H Holland
Theodore Thibodeau
Henry Moore
J. G. Stevens
C. A. )Mac
Boston
Lester Davis
Ellen ‘Cromwell
Will Cromwell
Georgetown
The
Grange
Merton Davis
Westbrook
Holland
Scrpter
Chester MacMehan
Vive Islands
Georgetown Center
Chester
Mendelssohn Club Elects Officers at Grace Church Meeting
At Grace church parish house the Mendelssohn club held its annual session. Miss H Emma Magoun was reelected president Lloyd G Daley became vice president Miss Madelyn Chase treasurer Miss Phyllis Bowie secretary Mrs Warren of Brunswick accompanist F E Drake director. Rehearsals will start at Grace church parish house. Members and others are urged to attend the victory sing at Bath Opera house Thanksgiving morning and sit at the stage entrance with the club.
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Mendelssohn Club
Grace Church Parish House
H. Emma Magoun
Lloyd G
Bath Opera House
Queen Esther Party at Pinkham Home
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge members visited Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pinkham at their new Middle Street home. Noble Grand Mrs. Elizabeth Tedford presented a handsome chair to the couple. The evening featured socializing, music, and refreshments. Mrs. Pinkham, formerly Miss Annetta Robinson, recently served as assembly president.
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Victor Pinkham
Middle Street
Lodge
Elizabeth Tedford
Noble Grand
Bath man receives donation for emergency health fund
George E. Thompson reports a check from A. B. Parks, known as Son, of Gulf Shipbuilding Co. in Millville Florida, to the emergency health fund. Parks sent the contribution after hearing of the influenza epidemic, showing Thanksgiving spirit and affection for Bath.
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George E. Thompson
A. B. Parks
Son
Emergency Health Fund
Parks
Gulf Shipbuilding Co
Millville
Fla
Old Bath
Sheriff Warns Bath Liquor Trade Seizures Enforce Order
Sheriff Oliver issues a notice to stop liquor ordered in others' names and without doctor prescriptions. He will seize all liquor arriving for illegitimate use and will advise before shipment whether it can be passed. Aimed at preventing sales or offers of liquor for sale, the move requires prior notification to avoid loss of money for unreceived shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Bath
Thanksgiving program at Junior High School ends with address
A Thanksgiving program at Junior High School featured an orchestra opening and a series of student selections including America for Me Lafayette Were Here and Men of War at Anchor. Rev. David L. Wilson of Central Church delivered a stirring address, followed by unfurling of the flag and the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Jas
America
Dorothy Sheldon
Lafayette
John Robertson
Carrie Shaw
James Callan
Musetta Henderson
Wilson
Pupils Donate Ten Dollars for Red Cross Linen Shower
Pupils of Washington Street Grammar School under Principal Miss Ellen Blair sent a $10 check to Hon. Edward W. Hyde for the Red Cross linen shower benefiting hospitals. Miss Carrie Stewart, seriously burned last week, is slowly improving at City Hospital.
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Washington Street Grammar School
Ellen Blair
Edward W. Hyde
Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
Carrie Stewart
City Hospital
Bath native Bernard Sydleman visits Portland friends
Bernard Sydleman, once a Bath boy now residing in Portland, rides over on his motorcycle for a Sunday visit with friends. He plans to leave next month with his mother Mrs. Charles C Sydleman to spend the winter in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernardydleman
Bath
Portland
Charles C. Sydleman
Florida
Stop Schedule For Local Street Cars
The skip stop plan on the L A W St Ry began Thursday on the local division. Northbound Sagadahock square cars will stop at Ferry Elm Linden Oak Washington North Moses driveway Cedar Bowery Edward Cummings Drummond Mechanic Park Winship and terminal. Southbound Sagadahoc square cars stop at Chase's corner Maine Central crossing Union South Federal Spring Pine Corliss Rose Donnell's yard Hyde's crossing Gahan's bridge Robinson street. Winneyance stops unchanged.
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Federal Fuel Administration
Sagadahock Square
Ferry
Elm Streets
Linden Street
Oak
Washington
Moses Driveway
Cedar
Bowery
Edward
Cummings
Drummond and
Mechanic
Park and Winship
Charles B. Carter Visits Auburn on Business
Charles B. Carter of Auburn was in the city on Monday on a business visit, meeting local executives and inspecting company operations.
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Charles B. Carter
Auburn
City
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Chicago
Thompson Brothers
Pythians and
Eagles
the House OF Better Merchandise
Annabelle ‘Trussell
New York City
Miss Harvey
Rockland
Thomaston
W. S&s
John Thibdeau
Fred Thames
Sewall P. Oliver
Fred Ward
Quincey
West Georgetown
Dayton Hunt
Steanmms W. Scott
George F. Oliver
Working League
William A. Todd
Joseph Harford
Fred M. Reid
D.henry Todd
Virginia
Qwen K. Marr
William Farnsworth
Baptist Church
Frank Thompson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Walter V. Cummings
W. C. Todd
Alex Cunningham
H. ‘Dayton Hunt
Revere
Miass
Rudolph Trafton
Thomas N.williams
A. E. Buzzo
Joseph Stevens
Charles Oliver
Elbridge ‘Cunningham
Arthur Delano
William Boyd
Inewiston
Thomas ‘Williams
D. ‘Henry Todd
Hagan Farm
Edgar Drake
Manfred Stinson
Wendell Baker
Henry Reynolds
Carrol P.powers
Robinhood
Powers
Wooolwich
Eugene Reynolds
Alvah
France
Roland
White-Durand
Queen Esther
Hamburg
CRANE
Highland -Kenen
James FB. Will
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
F. S. Curtis
Centre Street
Maine
A. B. Watson
New York
Union Street
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