Morse Men Battle Westbrook At Kelley Field
Morse high Colts faced Westbrook at Kelley Field, losing 7 0 after a plucky defensive stand. Johnny Dall and Ralph Crocker starred on defense, Estes scored for Westbrook, and Morse rallied late with Trott Hart and Wilson moving the ball, but could not bridge the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MORSE
Kelley Field
Normurn
Sammy Cutts
Morse High Grid
Ginger Praser
Westbrook
Bath
Shipping City
Brunswick
Estes
Fraser
Johnny Dall
Johnny
Doucette
Ralph Crocker
Harold McElman
Jameson
Tracey
Trott
Snipe
Hart
Mayo
Conley
Lewis
Paul Wilson
John Fitzgerald
Jimmy
Kelley
Westbrok King
Wilson
Miller
McElman
Jimmiy
Rollins
Dall
Capt. Crocker
H. McElman
T. Lewis
Dick McElfman
Faye
King
Westbrook Morse Miller
le Re
Foye
Coffin Cones
Okieitei
Collins
Lore Esplere Essle
Tracey Metsioo
Orsle
Doucette Fidrt
Sds
Gisore
Hawkes Ri McHelman
H. Lord Pep Ogu
Lord
Randall
Poge
Lopez
Stewart
Marshall
McCorrison
H. Lewis
Knights of Pythias District Convention Held in Bowdoinham
The Knights of Pythias district convention for District No 10 will be held with Kennebec lodge of Bowdoinham on October 15. A parade at 630 p.m. will precede a banquet. The convention opens at 730 p.m. A Bank of Knight ceremony will be conferred by Acadia lodge of Bath with Wescustoge lodge opening and closing the event. Supreme and Grand Lodge officers will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Kennebec Lodge
Bowdoinham
Bank of Knight
Acadia Lodge
Bath
Wescustoge Lodge
Grand Lodge
Portland Pair Guests Of Phippsburg Friends
Mr and Mrs Elwood Snell of Portland were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs L F Feero of Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Snell
Portland
L. F. Feero
Phippsburg
Large fortune left native of Phippsburg
Herbert L. Pye of Portland sixty a retired fisherman is claimed to be a legatee of George H. Rice a wealthy New York soap maker Rice is said to have left Pye 1 500 000 as reward for saving his life in Casco Bay years ago the Rice will reportedly total 7 000 000 to 8 000 000 Pye a cousin of Edgar Pye of Bath works at Bath Grain Co and was born at Small Point Phippsburg Maine
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Herbert L. Pye
Portland
George H. Rice
New York
Phippeburg
Small Pye
Small Point
Orr’s Island
Casco Bay
E. Rice
Pye
Rice
Edgar Pye
Bedford Street
Bath
Bath Grain Co
PIONEER DAYS ON MONTSVEAG AND EMBDEN HERITAGE
The feature recounts Embden Hilltop lore and Maine clans from Bath to Wiscasset. It highlights Archa Dunlap's wife’s clipper ship tied to slave routes, and a London release quest. Notables linked to Embden include George C. Purington, John Bartlett Pierce, Nathan W. Spaulding, and William Atkinson, with references to Dawes descendants and the Quebec-Wiscasset railroad. Copies available via 2112 S Street NW Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
David Young
Archa Dunlap
Anna
England
Embden
Yore
Bath
Woolwich
Maine
Ben Foster
Carrabasset
Emden
Luxembourg
Paris
Dawes
Boston
Duxbury
William Dawes
Paul Revere
Thomaston
Jefferson
London
Kennebec
New England
Embden Hill
George C. Purington
John Bartlett Pierce
Massachusetts
Nathan W. Spaulding
California
Leland Stanford University
William Atkinson
Quebec-Wiscasset
Atkinson
Wiscasset
S Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Archie Seekins Returns to Wentworth for Second Year
Archie Seekins son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Seekins of 688 Washington Street returned to Boston Monday to begin his second year at Wentworth Institute for studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Seekins
Ralph Seekins
Washington Street
Boston
Wentworth Institute
Winnegance Club Plans Weekly Card Parties This Fall
The Winnegance Community club held a meeting at the community house and announced weekly Wednesday night parties starting last night. Suits of suction and cribbage with prizes will replace bid whist this season. A large public card party later this month aims to reduce the building note, with $30 raised by last month’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred L. Parks
Cam
Bob Almon R. Perry
Kittery
McIntire
John G. Morse
Winneganee
Charles E. Preble
Reuben H. Purington
Herbert Morse
Sagamore
Winnegance
Reuben Purington
Sunshine City to Welcome Record Bath Visitors This Season
The Bath colony of Winter visitors to St. Petersburg Florida expects a larger season, with 22 residents already registering and boosters predicting numbers will more than double. The city schedules events from October 30 including a Halloween carnival, parades, bicycle races, sailing and motorboat races, football games, and a Winter band concert season opening in November, while many last winter residents plan to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
St. Petersburg
Fla
Chamber of Commerce Tourist Registration Bureau
Sunshine City
Florida
Gulf Coast
Frank H. Allen
Marshall N. Allen
E. J. Bachelder
Fred Brown
Rosa H. Brown
W. G. Cahill
Charles Chestra
Minnie FE. Purbish
G. A. Glass
Fred H. Lord
Anne M. Robinson
E. R. Russell
Winfield Russell
Hospital Donation Week Urges Bath Community Gifts
The Hospital Donation Week committee appeals to Bath and nearby residents to give fruits vegetables jellies jams preserves pickles linen and other gifts to support the city hospital. Donations may be left at Crosman's store or the Cosmopolitan club or sent to the hospital or requested by telephone for pickup.
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Bath
City Hospital
Crosman’s Store
Cosmopolitan Club
Personal notes from Topsham Fair and local illness
Miss Jane and Hazel Freere attend Topsham Fair Wednesday. Mrs Everett King of Court Street is critically ill at home of her mother Mrs Oscar Gilliam of West Point. Morton Holbrook linotype operator Lewiston Daily Sun is passing away vacation in Bath with Mrs Hal John Coombs employed in Portsmouth NH is staying several days at home of his mother Mrs Clara Coombs of Cherry Street.
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Jane
Hazel Freere
Everett King
Court Street
Oscar Gilliam
West Point
Morton Holbrook
Lewiston Daily Sun
Bath
Hal- John Coombs
Portsmouth
N. H
Clara Coombs
Cherry Street
M. P. Small
Bridge
Popham Beach
Marion Dean
Dorchester
Mass
Janet Cushman
Bebasco
Alden Smith
Carrie Shaw
Dean
Emma Hathaway
Cambridge
Ray Marston
Augusta
Harry Tucker
Ruth Skillings
Sylvester Cushman
Cushman’s Island
Freeman C. Bowker
J. K. Bowker
Woburn
Hallowell
Worcester House
James Perry
Portland
Edward Bolton
Linwood Peero
Hazel
Lydia J. Peero
Orr’s Island
Bailey's Island
Jane Peero
Evelyn Nickerson
John Reed
Georgia Walker
Capitol Island
W. Cutting
Annie Cutting
Brunswick
Leon Berry
Lydia J. Younger
Beverly Farms
Phippsburg burial plots and local memory
A long fragment recalls Phippsburg graves with Bowker Sewall Green and others, noting care needs for old plots, cedar borders, and stonewalls, and praising a community effort by Miss Hill recording vital data. It mentions local families, a search for lost plots near Meadowbrook and Brightwater Colony, and urging perpetual upkeep by a dedicated committee or trust.
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Nsatah 'G
Bowker
Elbridge
Eliza
Wagner
Clinton Beals
Samuel Sewall
Stonybrook
Portland
Sewall
Mary’s
Benjamin Green
Steve” Hooper
John Wilson
Sewalls
Geens
Bachelders
Meadowbrook
Naomi
Daniel Mason
Jane T
Christopher Small
New Brightwater Colony
Ewell Homestead
Brightwater Colony
William Hutchins
Jewell-Butler-Sparks
Small Point
New England
Phippsburg
McCobbs
Alna
Batchelders
Whitefield
Rogers
Topsham
Fragmentary note on courtesy and understanding
A damaged fragment notes a theme of dignified yet attentive courtesy. It mentions life and a seeker's or season's reflection, but lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete events.
Former Matron Annie M Williams Honored by Board
The Old Ladies Home Board mourns the passing of Annie M Williams after 18 years of devoted service. She helped provide comfort and joy to residents and returned to aid the Home during a vacation period before her sudden death. Her gentle, Christian presence left lasting memories among the Board, staff, and friends.
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Old Ladies’ Home
Annie M. Williams
Homie
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Pythian Convention
Man
Montsveag
Popham
Bath Savings Institution
Loning
Pimanto
A. B. Fralinger
John Smith
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