Westbrook Routs Morse High In Warren League Clash
Westbrook’s 21 to 0 victory over Morse High highlights a dazzling attack led by Sinclair and McCullough. Key plays include a 30 yard run, a 14 yard pass, and multiple touchdowns with McCullough adding two goals. Morse showed early defense then faltered as Westbrook pulled away.
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Westbrook High
Morse
Westbrook
Ie Morse
McFarland
Pratt
Capt. Tuttle
McCullough
Day
Stover
Haraden
Sinclair
Ball
Keefe
Paper City Boys
Capt. McFarland
Bucklin
Tuttle
Lebeau
Beatty
H. Morse
H. Teede
Lmey
WGI
Dbs
Eoto
Rees
Alcgitoue
Oes Sinclair
Pee
Stover Lebeau
Cahill Hetty
Adarynaden
Jordan
Burton
McClelan
Postmaster Seeks To Restore Public Access At Bath Office
Postmaster Owen surveys general conditions at Bath to restore a curtain for box holders and improve early access to mail. The curtain, once used by Edward W. Hydeg, was abandoned after his retirement and may be found in the federal building basement. If located it will be used again. if not, another curtain will be procured. A sign will prohibit patrons from entering the work room before windows open and another sign restricts passage from the postmaster’s office to the work room to employees only. Government regulations justify these measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Bath
Edward W. Hydeg
Twelve Baptized at Wiscasset Open Air Baptism Event
Lawrence T. Greenwood, a singing evangelist, led an open air baptism in Wiscasset with 120 converts baptized by Rev. L. W. West of Peoples Baptist Church Bath. Hundreds gathered at the shore as families joined hands for the water ceremony. Attendees traveled from North Waldoboro and Bath for the ninth week of meetings with nightly talks and Saturday outdoor service. Another baptism is planned for Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence TD. Greenwood
Wiscasset
L. W. West
Peoples Baptist Church
Bath
Tmundreds
North
Waldoboro
Greenwood
Bath Minister Escapes Arrest After Surprise Visit
A Bath minister and a business associate returning from Rhode Island and Massachusetts visited Hudson Massachusetts and their mother in law’s home. After midnight they attempted to enter but found the woman in bed alone and frightened. They slept in a barn as police arrived at dawn, and the minister was identified by an officer, ending the incident without arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Hudson
Mass
Reverend George W. Kemper Dies After Illness in Memphis
Prominent Memphis clergyman Reverend George W. Kemper, age 52, died Saturday after a two day illness following an appendicitis operation. He leaves a wife and five children. His daughter Mrs Henry Butler of Montsweag Farm and her husband were en route to Memphis when notified.
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George W. Kemper
Memphis
Tenn
Kemper
Tienry BF. Butler
Moatsweag Farm
New York
Butler
Montsweag Farm
Five Islands Grange Officers Night and Local News
Sisters night at the grange featured officers led by Master Mrs. Ferris Leonard and a social with sandwiches cakes and coffee. Local notes include Bath visits Five Islands residents travels by steamer Islesford purchase of the Bath Five Islands route and various five islands community happenings with numerous residents mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grange
Ferris Leonard
Everett Higgins
Charles Nocton
Fred Rittall
Fred Rit- Rowe
George Gray
Julia Davis
Joseph G. Stevens
Pomona
Elizabeth Cromwell
Flora
Z. Pinkham
Ceres
James MacMahan
Ellen Cromwell
Iva Cromwell
Henry Rowe
Oldtown
Mar. Rowe
A. H. Rowe
Ida Macrum
Oaklind Pa
W. J. Rowe
Five Islands
Sunshine Circle
Bessie Daugherty
Marjorie Bailey
Woolwich
Ala
Blaisdell
Bath
Webster Harley
Candy's Harbor
Scott Harley
Tuesdy
Will Hatch
John Noeton
Aid
Grange Hall
Elbridge Mains
Soath
George ‘Tarbox
Everett
Ida HL. Rowe
Boston, Purina Co
St. Louis
Everett Leonard
Harold Rowe
Charles Snowman
Merton Davis
South Portland
Mr. Davis
C. (. Davis
Melvin Harford
Theodore Thibideau
Earth’s Surface in Unrest Reveals Hidden Tremors
The article explains microseisms as continuous earth vibrations arising from unknown deep sources. It describes wave periods of 4 to 5 seconds, amplitudes tiny, wavelengths 5 to 16 miles, and speeds near two miles per second. Recording tech shows tremors 60 feet apart and two miles apart, independent of wind or weather, source remains a mystery.
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J. J. Shiauww
Maine highway commission reports 1921 road program progress
The Maine state highway commission outlines 1921 activity with 169.90 miles in 45 sections under construction, including 14.15 miles of bituminous macadam and 8.531 miles of concrete. Projects span towns like Vassalboro and Belfast with gravel work under the Three Town Net and a bridge program led by the St John River International Bridge. Total expenditure is projected near 8 million dollars with substantial completion by July and year-end openings across Maine.
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State Highway Commission
Vassalboro
Kennebec County
GSST
Third Cliss
Maine
St. John River
Madawaska
Edmundston
New Runswick
Brdge
State of
Dominion of Canada
Belfast
Benton
Dinger
Edgecomb
Thomaston
Highway Commission
Ryan Starts Soon on Annual Maine Almanac Tour
William J. Ryan, Portland's famed blind man, begins his yearly tour through Maine selling the Old Maine Farmers' Almanac. Proceeds will go to the Maine Institution for the Blind. he plans to continue for years if health allows, aiming to earn support for the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ryan
Portland
Maine
Mr. Ryan
Maine Institution For the Blind
Ryan
Ile
SONS OF VETERANS ROLL CALL AND SMOKER HELD
Hyde camp Sons of Veterans held its first monthly roll call and smoker of the season on Monday night with strong attendance. Frank Ayer of Auburn and William W. Jewett of Shepley camp Portland presided. Oyster stew was served by Joseph Day and Bert N. Bornheimer. Exuberant remarks followed as cigars were shared. The world series game reported had the Tinkees defeating Ofek The Ghnte 8 to 6 with Mays Secang Douglis Snyder batteries. About 0,000 spectators watched the game. The second game was set for today.
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Tow. Hyde Camp
Sons of Veter
Frank ©. Ayer
Auburn
William W. Jewett
Shepley Camp
Portland
Joseph Day
Bert N. Bornheimer
Tinkees
Ofek
Yankees
Mays
Secang
Douglis
Snyder
Local Notices and Visits Across Georgetown Community
Georgetown residents and guests populate a weekend of visits and travels including Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Trunt leaving for Revere Massachusetts to see their daughter Mrs Albert Green. Golden wedding anniversary plans delay as Mr and Mrs Hunt prepare celebration.
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Dayton Trunt
Revere
Mass
Albert Green
Morin
Bath
Mirrene Reynolds
Clayton Rowe
May
B. M. Rowe
Carroll Towers
Robinhood
Annie Jones
Arthur Rowe
Boston
Robert Blackie
Pred Ward
Topsham
Popsham
Arthur .Podd
Louise
Richmond
Walter Cummmings
Cummings
Wlc Todd
Raymond Marr
Owen Marre
Charles Oliver
Harold Ant
Bred Reid
Dresden
W. T. Boyd
Stearns Scott
Singadahoe
Montsweag
John Williams
George Willes
Woolwich
Harriet Deering
Augusta Brooks
Mary
Howard Heald
W. FP
Carlton
Fae L. Melvin
Walter Cunningham
Fred Reid
Perley Ratler
Thomas Heaton
Charles Mains
Leah Mains
Harold Ps Hunt
Charls Mains
Leon Stevens
Edwin Parlin
Wiscasset
Harold Thunot
Douglas Recovers After Gasoline Blast at Stevia Dye House
Herbert E B Douglas, owner of the Stevia Dye House on Front Street, remains at City Hospital with nerve shock and burns from Thursday’s gasoline explosion that wrecked his business. He slept three hours Sunday, the first such rest since admission, though voice hoarseness and gas inhalation effects are noted. His wife reports his glasses protected his eyes when the blast struck as he headed to the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert EB. Douglas
City Hospital
Iss Front Street
Douglis
Douglas
Peterrhirss
Miss McKay
Green Street
PARENT TEACHERS SESSION CONTINUES MILK FOR MITCHELL PUPILS
South End Parent-Teacher Association votes to continue supplying milk to undernourished Mitchell School pupils during the Fall term. They approve a volley ball presentation to Weeks Street Grammar School and report extensive Summer charity work including 100 garments and 20 shaded items for the Red Cross. Officers and committees named for the coming year. harvest supper planned for Nov 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Mitchell School
Sammer
Washington Street
N. Gratz Jackson
Weeks Street
William A. Jack
Red Cross
Association
N. Grats Jackson
Chester Plant
Mars. AL Tarold Dunn
Cyclopedia versus encyclopedia term distinction
A cyclopedia is a work focusing on a single branch of knowledge arranged alphabetically, such as a cyclopedia of music. An encyclopedia is a comprehensive reference work covering all subjects or exhaustively detailing a subject, organized systematically.
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Westbrooks
Commonwealth Hotel
Bowdoin Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Hotel Avery
Avery Street
Morse Bros. Managing Directors
A I Stuart
Optometrist
Front St
Arey
Beaver
C.L. Farnham Co, Inc
Wilbur Strout
Bangor
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Gath
F. S. Curtis
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Finbalver
Otis N. E
Liberty Street
Howard
Octave Breton
New Method
Front Street
Grange
Elsie Rose
Hartley Harley
Norman
Sons OF Veterans
Georgetown
Mr. and
Mrs. Dayton Hunt
John J. Desmond
Bath’s Livest Men’s Shop
South End Association
Mars. Riehard Quick
Albert Redlbom
Richard Ouitek
James J. Lockery
Willain Siavil
William DD
Rich
John Tunt
William Small
Guy Sprague
Lehund
Mitchell
Harry W. Crosiiin
James TE. Lockery
Wy. Fo Stevens
Sidney DB. Lermond
Charles Jewits
Educational
Charles Lester Smith
Lelind BR. Mitchell
Harry W. Crosman
Richard Quick
Dpress
William Sawall
Chester A. Plant
Fletcher
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