Morse High Blanks Lisbon Falls 1–0 in Home Opener
Morse High School beat Lisbon Falls 1 to 0 at Kel ley Field in a home opener. Cass starred for Morse with long runs and key interference, Hunt scored and Talbot added a TD, while Lisbon Falls highlighted Stone Watson Far rar and Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Kelley Field
Lisbon Falls
Morse
Cass
Fitzgerald
Talbot
Witzgerald
Hunt
Leyden
Capt. Sprague
Word
Stone
Watson
Farrar
Plummer
Rockland
Rockland High
Leydon
le Re
Watson Merrill
le Attaya
Miller Deering
Reynolds Farrar
Lg Ward
Erskine
McDonald
E. Plummer Deering
Weeks
Proctor Warren
Bailey Sullivan
Coss
MacCormick
Kane
Whalen
White
Miller
Apple Clubs Encourage Youth Apple Growing Nationwide
The U S Department of Agriculture and state agricultural colleges promote youth apple clubs in northern and western states. Clubs target ages ten to eighteen, allotting ten trees per member and guiding care, packing, canning, and marketing. Prizes emphasize profit, experience, and education through fairs and ongoing instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Colleges
New England
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
State College of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Apple Club
Our Own People in Bath and Nearby Returns and Travels
Bath residents and visitors are listed in a long register of trips and visits. Mrs C W Trufant heads to Boston. William J Collins and others travel between Portland Boston Arlington and Salem. locals attend family, church, and social events including Beal’s 60th anniversary.
Local Jottings Spark Week Ahead In Topsham Bath Bangor
Weekend notes cover courthouse activity in Police and Probate Courts, upcoming October term of S. J. Court with Justice Philbrook, along with local visits and travel by residents. Maritime items include the schooner James W. Paul Jr. in repairs and a calm Popham sea sighting while a 28 pound cod is hauled from Southport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Court
Philbrook
Betty
Popham Life Saving Station
Bath
Frank Barker
Auburn
Winter Street
Willis Brewer
Southport
H. E. Worrey
Rockland
Gardiner
James W. Paul, Jr
Percy
Small
Paul
Popham
Heron Island
Moses Sl’. Manson
Phippsburg
Mabel
Albee
Stanton
Knights of Pythias
Charles E. Bachelder
Water Street
Woods
Bay
Bangor
Boston
Bath Opera House
America
Pejepscot
Pejepscot Mills
Moose Peak Light
Jonesport
Tinney
Roosevelt Warns Progressives Against Party Obedience
Col. Roosevelt at Galesburg Illinois denounces loyal adherence to a party over principles. He cites Maine as an example where fealty to party hindered enforcement of law and proclaims slavery to a name corrupts ideals. He argues progressives elevated party above principle, allowing liquor interests to triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Press
Col. Roosevelt
Galesburg
Ill
Maine
Republican Party
Prozres
Dr Williams Pink Pills endorsed for nervous debility
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to rebuild nervous energy and treat nervous debility. It claims the pills enrich blood and nourish nerve cells, contain no opiate, and offer a free book on Nervous Disorders from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York. All druggists sell the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Maine Best at Somerset County Fair in Athens
The Wes Serrunsett Valley Fair Association hosted the big fair in Athens drawing nearly 4000 attendees. About 200 full blood cattle and other stock were shown while Gov. Haines praised Maine farmers and urged better stock, with remarks from John A. Roberts and S. W. Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset County
Wesserrunsett Valley Fair Association
Athens
Haines
Maine
Wesserrmsett Valley
John A. Roberts
Social Notes From Gardiner Area on Weekend Travels
A roundup of local residents with weekend and short trips. A. W. Colby returned from Gardiner. Miss Olive Blagdon of Wiscasset visited town. James Bonness came back from a Boston vacation. Miss Sadie Burke returned from Boothbay Harbor. William Wharward of King Tavern is on a Boston trip. Elmer Hodgkins and wife toured Poland Springs. Mrs. Rachel Coffin visited relatives in Newburyport Worcester and Boston. George E. Hughes returned downtown after two weeks away. Joseph Everard, recently kidney surgery patient, remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Colby
Gardiner
Olive Blagdon
Wiscasset
Herbert E. Russell
James Bonness
Boston
Sadie Burke
Boothbay Harbor
William Wharward
King Tavern
Elmer Hodgkins
Poland Springs
Rachel Coffin
Newburyport
Worcester
Charles Fields
New York City
George E. Hughes
Joseph Everard
Comet Delavan Visible All October At Naval Observatory
Astronomers at the Naval Observatory report Delavan's comet is visible to the naked eye throughout October. It appears near ten o'clock on clear nights low in the sky below the Pole Star and rises higher as night ends. In the early morning hours between two and four, it reaches its greatest altitude, the best time for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Observatory
Delavan
Campaign expenses for Republican ticket in Maine race
Campaign expenses filed with the Department of State list Hon Harold M. Sewall for Congress at 3573.90 dollars. D J McGillicuddy who opposed Sewall has 2281.04 dollars. L E Lavis sheriff elect Androscoggin County reports 552 dollars. T F Callahan candidate for State auditor shows 202.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Harold M. Sewall
Congress
D. J. McGillicuddy
Mr. Sewall
L. E. Lavis
Androscoggin County
T. F. Callahan
Democratic Expenses in Bath and Sagadahoc County Committees
The Bath city and Sagadahoc County Democratic committees list a total expense of 1163.97 with items covering hall rents, rally posters, printing and literature, ballot distribution, committee room rents, poll work and canvassing, clerk hire, and traveling expenses. The clerk and canvassing payroll includes many named workers such as John Gannon, G P Neagle, Joseph Ritchee, Albert Gallant, and Thomas Lynch among others, with individual payments ranging from 3.00 to 24.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc County
Democratic
Augustus Leonard
Thomas Lynch
George Legard
Jordan
Lewis Curtis
William Work
Neil Stewart
William Leydon
John Murphy
Elmer Edgecomb
E. B. Neal
Grandell Miller
Albert Miller
P. M. Conley
Gilmore Trott
Maurice Darrah
John Hatch
John King
Martin O’laughlin
G. Brackley
William Freeman
Harry Wolf
William Brackley
Robert Brackley
Harry Sullivan
John Burgess
Susan Elizabeth Fellows Wed Martin J Kennedy in Bangor
Mrs. Victoria L Fellows of Bangor announces the marriage of her daughter Susan Elizabeth to Martin J Kennedy on Monday September 21 in Bangor. Kennedy, a former Bath boy, has lived in Bangor twelve years and works as a restaurant chef. He is a member of Bath Aerie F O E and has many friends in Bangor who extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Welch
Old Ladies’ Home
William Fields
Freeman
North Bath
Quebec
James B. Lemont
William Powers
E. J. Lemont
Portland
Harry J. Bridges
Augusta
Jackson
Augusta House
Bridges
Gray’s Inn, Jackson
Woodbury Potter
Avis Morse
E. W. Wing
Bowdoin Center
Z. M. Beal
Lisbon Falls
A. Curtis
Bowdoin
D. H. Higgins
Topsham
W. A. Hoyle
Bath
James Minot
Victoria L. Fellows
Bangor
Susan Elizabeth
Martin J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bath Aerie, F. O. E
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Football Eleven
Columbia Theatre
Paramount Picture Service
Couderec
Hobart Bosworth
Martha of the Lowlands
Bertha Kalich
Sessue Hayakawa
What
Max Figman
Lolita Robertson
Marguerite Clark
the Smalleys
Robert Edeson
Maclyn Arbuch
David Higgins
Mary Pickford
Mexico
John Barrymore
Rancho
Bessie Bariscale
Gaby Deslys
Harry Pileers
Florence Reed
Hl. B. Warner
Dhe “Warrens
Edna Goodrich
Margnerite Clark
Ready Mones
Edward Abeles
Adele Farrington
Gladys Hanson
Theo, Roberts
Lois Weber
Tyrone Powers
Aurora Leigh
Kirby
Dustin Farnum
Fanchon
William Farnum
The
Columbia
C, Coombs
APPLE
Castoria
Hat Thich
C. W. Trufant
William J. Collins
John E. Conley
Arlington
J. P. Ayers
California
A. A. Coultard
North St
Arthur McCurdy
Maine Central
Ella Johnson
Smith's Novelty Store
C. D. Wainwright
Rockledge Management
Virginia
Madeline Berry
Five Islands
Salem
Walter Berry
Duncan Frazier
Tagus
Ferguson
Hunt St
J.A. Clark
Tor Natick
Mr. Clark
Stevens
Arthur H. Durgin
Maine Central Ticket Office
A. G. Allen
G. E. Caswell
Brookton
Mass
William Schaubel
Bath Iron Works
Charles A. Harriman
High St
N. L. Jackson
Connecticut
John C., Jackson
Sharon
Conn
Edward A. McPherson
Pleasant Farm
Hiram Cornish
Topsham Fair
Mercury
Maid of the Mist
Gov. Haines
Wesserrunsett Valley Fair
Kennedy Fellows
Ceat
T. Felix Gouraud
L A. Sayre
Ford
T. Hopkins & Son
Great Jones St
N.Y.C
William Pillsbury
East Northport
L. F.” Atwood
L. F.’ Atwood
L. F
Johnson
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