Cheverus Narrowly Tops Morse In Luck Aided Win
Cheverus high of Portland defeats Morse high 12 to 6 at Kelly field in a hard fought affair. A fumbled kickoff recovery and Chaney’s second period touchdown while Morse tied with a fourth quarter push highlight the game. Key plays include McDonough’s 47 yard run and Gallant’s passing with Chaney scoring on a reception.
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Cheverus High
Portland
Cheverus
Harry Thayer
Morse
Honan
Gallant
Chaney
Thayer
McDonough
Chever
Hammy
Whitmore
Johnny Wakefield
Fighting Irish
Gorham
Sarkis
Irish
Clif Nickerson
Foley
Regan
Clint Child
Morse Cheverus
Mulhern
Gilloway
Womion Cote
Regan Delvillers
Curran Esarideuciy
Creael Enart
McGinley
Solis
Honan Grace
Osfas Acess
Gorham Ehayer Crow
Chevonusm
Bath Skeet Team Finishes Second In State Invite
Bath skeet team placed second to Auburn quin tet at the Sunday Auburn field invitational. Bernard McCausland tied for individual high with 45, with Dr. George Hibbs scoring 44 for second, and Jim Whitney and A. D. Wing also posting 45. Bath trailed Auburn by 12 targets and beat Brunswick by eight. Fred Sturtevant added 42 as part of Bath’s strong showing.
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Bath
Auburn
Bernard McCausland
Shipping City Boys
Brunswick
George Hibbs
McCausland
Jim Whitney
Portland
A. D. “Bing” Wing
Richmond
Fred Sturtevant
Jim Whitney Tee Ewee Ee Weee
Dr. C. L. Svensen Sees
H. L. Gatchell Weetsee
Ken. Woodbury
Eee
Austin Smith Peewee Eres
Roy Hodson Ste Ear Ste
Bath Trawler Draws Comments
An elderly mariner recalls a lifetime of piloting since 1895 and surviving near misses. He reflects on aging, still pilots occasionally, and recently sailed up the Kennebec to Augusta to move lighters for Edwards Co. He notes improved caution and confidence in his 69 years, expecting to sail more ships.
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Kennebec
Augusta
Edwards Co
Pine Street Church May Become Roller Skating Rink
The old Pine Street M. E. church in Portland may be converted into a roller skating rink. Church authorities have precedent, as the old Kezar Falls M. E. church was moved and used as a rink years ago during construction of a new church on the site.
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Pine Street
M. E
Portland
Kezar Falls
Mrs. Georgia Porter dies in Brookline hospital
Mrs Georgia M Whidden Porter 83 long active in Deaconess work and YMCA leadership died Saturday September 19 at her Brookline Massachusetts home after a long illness Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 30 PM with Rev William R Leslie and burial at Woodlawn Everett She is survived by daughter Gertrude Scofield of Trenton NJ and husband George M Porter who died years ago She helped found Whidden Memorial Hospital Everett and gave furnishings and equipment to the hospital Also noted are civic church and family notices from Wiscasset Maine detailing visits travels and local events.
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George M. Porter
Birch Point
Brookline
Mass
Boston Herald
Georgia M. (Whidden) Porter
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Everett
Centre Street
Porter
New England
Young Women’s Christian Association
William R. Leslie
St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church
Woodlawn
Gertrude Scofield
Trenton
N. J
Boston
Bradford Academy
Hudson
Cambridge
St. Mark's Church
Ladies Aid Society
New England Deaconess Board
Hospital Guild
North End Mission
Frank Rollin
Lewiston
Everett S. Stackpole
Walter W. Larrabee
Topsham
West Bath
David Eugene
Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Stanley E. Rose
Pred J. Rose
Rosedale
Quoddy
George Aubut
Bath
Fred W. Larrabee
Bideford
Henry Rose
Lester Crocker
William H. Holland
Bridgewater
N. H
Salem
Georgetown
Addie R. Dillman
Brunswick
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Residents share news from Wiscasset area social life
East Eddington and Orono visits mark a weekend of family connections with local households hosting guests from Bath Montclair Richmond Hillis and Waterville. church and club meetings plus a fire in Readfield add to a busy local scene with town affairs including a selectman election and snow removal talks.
West Bath Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Bath residents and visitors are listed in a community roundup. Frank Rollin of Lewiston called on Mrs. Everett S. Stackpole. The Larrabees of Topsham welcomed a son David Eugene, and Rose family members are noted for hospital recovery and travel. Local workers and residents are mentioned with brief trips and visits around Bath and surrounding towns.
Gardiner High Poised for Friday Showdown at Bath
Gardiner High football seeks a second straight win as it travels to Bath Friday to face Morse. Coach Lance Cooper’s squad, coming off a 6 0 loss to Brunswick, plans a strong ground attack aided by a improving passing game. Morse meanwhile anxious to refine its deception based offense with Gallant and Chaney as top targets.
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Gardiner High
Bath
Cheverus
Morsemen
Shoe City
Gardiner
Orange and Black Warriors
Shipping City
Brunswick
Gardinerites
Drisko
Ahe
Orange and Black
Morse
Lozier
Ladner
I T
Lance Cooper
Springfield
Bath Iron Works Corp
Coburn Classical
Charlie Hinds
Kelleyfield
Charlie
Hinds
Thayer
Gallant
Chaney
Hank” Small
Richmond High Hosts First Social Event Of Year
The first social event of the year at Richmond High was held Wednesday night at the high school. Twenty three freshmen were given a reception and invitation by the sophomores. Including many from Gardiner, there were 150 persons present. Registered in the school are 21 seniors, 17 juniors, 27 sophomores and 23 freshmen.
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Richmond High
Gardiner
Color Coding Hydrants Streamlines City Water Access
Bath adopts standardized hydrant colors to indicate flow capacity. Class A green tops supply 1000+ gallons per minute, Class B orange tops 500+ gpm, Class C red tops under 500 gpm. Yellow barrels improve visibility, with 230 hydrants to be repainted over about two weeks under Supt. Maurice Libby. Richland’s Joseph Randlette helped start the movement with fire chiefs, supported by Maine Water Utilities Association and New England Water Works.
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Bath
Maine
Maine Water Utilities Association
New England Water Works Association
American Water Works Association
New England Association of Fire Chiefs
International Association of Fire Chiefs
National Fire Protection Association
Associated Factory Mutuals-Insurance Companies
Maurice A. Libby
Bath Water District
Boosters Night At West Bath Grange Recital and Dance
Attendance reached 238 with 106 visitors as West Bath Grange held Boosters Night on Monday. A varied program by Miss Barbara Freeman and others featured songs, humor, harmonica duets, a one act sketch, and dance after the meeting. Dennis Pike of Norway celebrated the 80th birthday and 48th wedding anniversary. he founded a real estate agency in 1907 and has decades of renown as a snare drummer.
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West Bath
Barbara Freeman
Fred K. Sturtevant
Wilhelmina M. Gackenbach
Hillbilly
Joe
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
Ethel
Robert Waterman
Fletcher A. Waterman
Foster's Point
Graydon Smith
Miss Freeman
National Orange
Chick Helie
Brunswick
Boosters
Everett S. Stackpole
George R. Booker
Barbara Walsh
Dick Boucher
Miss Walsh
Mr. Boucher
Dennis Pike
Norway
Annia
Mr. Pike
Norway Brass Band
First meeting of the season at Day's Ferry
Woolwich announces the season’s first meeting of Day's Ferry Community on Saturday at eight in the Day's Ferry school house. Members urged to attend. The Pioneers held their Fall meet with 20 attendees discussing Loyalty to Highest Ideals and planning Fall work with Farnham and Rand. Church services were well attended. Rev Rand opened a series on Jesus with the sermon We Would See Jesus planned for Sunday. Rally and loyalty day set for October 11. parents seeking baptism contact Rev Rand. A quiet wedding occurred at the Day's Ferry parsonage when Elsie Baker and Clayton Stintson wed in a double ring ceremony.
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Bya Day
Rev. Rand
Jesus
Rand
Day’s Ferry
Elsie
Walter Baker
Clayton Stintson
Eversord Stintson
Calvin Farnham
Bangor
Council of Religious Education
Titus
Council
Lewiston
Everett Rice
Windham
Minnie Rice
Stanley Shaw
Tudor
Natick
Clifton Gainsley
Loring Mayberry
Belmont
Mass
Kennebec
George Burkhart
Somerville
Flossie Beals
Bath
Ida Beals
Edwold Carter
Frank Carter
Livermore Falls
Red Cross
Percey Bailey
Good Will Club
Florence Carlton
Arthur Durgin
Readfield
Clare E. Head
Edward Wilson
Denver
Cal
Pasadena
Montsweag Church Rally and Canning News
Last Sunday at the little white Montsweag church Rev. Weston preached on I Am the Vine Ye Are the Branches with music by Rev. Earl Spencer and musicians Graves Grover and Spencer. Lunch followed at the parsonage led by Mrs Weston and helpers. The Montsweag canning factory reports 24198 quarts canned on Monday. A child of Bernard and Mrs Bailey was seriously injured by a horse and treated at Damarscotta hospital. Willing Workers met with Mrs Frances Brookings. next meeting Oct 8 at Mrs Mary Hunnewell’s home. Sagadahoc Pomona grange met Woolwich grange Sept 30. Mr Phillips of Moatsweag apple orchards runs a busy roadside market with Judson Soule in charge this year. The Mac’s display unusually vibrant color and flavor. Guests over the weekend included Mrs Lytle Dow, Mrs Maude Rines, Mrs Goldie MacGinnes and Joe MacGinnes. Melvin Soule visits his brothers in Quincy and Waltham.
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Bernard H. Hutchins
Marine Corps
Shanghai
China
Emma Curtis
Melrose
Mass
Edith Greenleaf
Olivia Adams
New York
Philadelphia
Powder House
Churchill Street
A. H. Dodge
J. E. White
Katherine Perkins
Louise Adams
Alberta Potter
Quebec
E. Turner White
Montreal
Maxine Carleton
Earl Carleton
Boothbay Harbor High School
Fisher Wright
Lilac Cottage
Boston
James A. Bimson
Freeman D. Southard
Bar Harbor
Parker B. Stinson
Mr. Stinson
Emma J. Stinson
Stinson
Montsweag Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Leon Grover
Earl Colby
Charles Norton
Birch Point
George Cowin
Damariscotta Auctioneer
Norton
Connecticut
Elsie Bailey
Butler Farm
Frank Colby
Water Street
Garrison Hill
Masonic Hall
Frank L. Metcalf
William Bradford
Lester Peters
David Faurer
Smith’s Corner
Edith Erskine Andrews
New York City
Martin Andrews
Freeman Parker Erskine
Frances Sylvester Erskine
Martin Andrews, Jr
Chicago
Wolcott Andrews
Wiscasset
Henry D. Shaw
Los Angeles
Calif
Albert S. Erskine
Alna
Graceland Cemetery
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Sheepscot
Charles S. Lowder
East Eddington
Orono
Virginia Pease
U. of M
Emma Stinson
High Street
N. Gratz Jackson
Mark Jackson
Bath
William Chapman
Waterville
Harold Brailey
Montclair
N. J
Chester Jackson
Varney
Betty Richardson
Westport
Wiscasset Academy
Walter Leavitt
Cyprian H. Bryant
Somerville
Deaconess Hospital
Paul Henderson
Hazel Dyer
William Grover
New Richmond
Canada
John Chase
Anna Cate
the Maples
North Edgecomb
Washington, D. C
Montsweag
Dr. B. A. Bailey
Methodist Parsonage
Federal Street
Philip Munsey
Kenneth
William B. Lewis
Hanover
Courtney King
Munsey
Rockland
Erastus Lewis
Green Harbor
Amos Peck
Bessie
Ethel
Attleboro
Charles S. Sowder
Edgecomb
Lawrence Caton
Jolly Janes
Horace Day
Main Street
Stanley Dodge
Raymond Sherman
Clarence Gough
Frank Frey
William Gorham
Day
Leon H. Grover
Harvey R. Pease
Harry D. Mosher
Walter C. Leavitt
Frank H. Gray
Little White
Mr. Weston
Earl Spencer
Charles Graves
Frederick Grover
Spencer
Graves
Weston
Bernard Bailey
Hollis
Damariscotta Hospital
Frances Brookings
Mary Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Woolwich Grange
Phillips
Moatsweag Apple Orchards
Judson Soule
Fred Soule
Lytle Dow
Lynn
Maude Rines
Goldie MacGinnes
Joe MacGinnes
Whitman
Melvin Soule
Douglas Soule
Quincy
Dean Soule
Waltham
Surf earns satisfactory trial during Massachusetts Bay run
The beam trawler Surf, launched Sept 19 by Bath Iron Works for Forty Fathom Fisheries, completed a satisfactory trial in Massachusetts Bay. Aboard demonstration showed the trawl dragging and hauling 1200 pounds of fish. Captain Christopher T. Ness expressed pleasure with the Surf’s performance upon return to East Boston. Mrs Sam Levin of Bath Department Store traveled to Boston on business.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Massachusetts Bay
Boston
Christopher T. Ness
Sam Levin
Bath Department Store
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