Morse Loses to Gardiner in Muddy Kelley Field
Gardiner defeats Morse 13 to 0 in heavy rain and mud at Kelley Field. Gardiner’s Brian Goggin caught a 20 yard pass for a second quarter score after a fluke kickoff, with McDonald adding the extra point. Morse’s Skaling boot mishap set up Gardiner’s first touchdown. Warnie McNeil starred for Morse but slipped en route to a potential score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Gtd
Kelley Field
Shipping City
Morse
Gardiner
McDonald
Goggin
Goggins
Thayer
Skaling
Fuller
Curtis
Benner
Smith
Puddle
Bath Boys
Warnie McNeil
Kelley
Morse Poy Nea
Neue Neere
Robinson Hod Siti Iin
Hallowell
Lero
Cooper EO Geeta
Cree
Eaton Fossetha Tie
Tds
Vamvakias Wonnsornt i
S- Une
Harrington Donoves
Bragg
Marshall Benner
Burgon McDonald
McMann
Kent’s Hill
Graves
Bowdoin
Former Bath Girl to Have Screen Test
Miss Lillian Caton, a former Bath girl now living in Brooklyn, has been chosen by a Screen committee of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios to appear in a New York theatre as a potential screen personality. Caton spent most of the summer in Bath and is well known to many locals. her appearance will be watched with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Caton
Bath
Brooklyn
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Studios
New York
Miss Caton
Fireside Club Plans Winter Street Fall Meeting
Fireside club at Winter Street held its first fall meeting Sunday night. Members applauded Campanitou reports by Louise Briggs Betty Rice and Kathaleen Scott and enjoyed camp song singing. Plans for a fall program were made with Miss Briggs to lead next Sunday on Is it safe to let your conscience be your guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Louise Briggs
Betty Rice
Kathaleen Scott
Miss Briggs
Elizabeth Colby
Janet Bridgham
Miss Rice
Mary Nickerson
Lydia Atwood
Frances Shaughnessy
Ruth Dale
Reading Club Program at Weeks Street School
Sagadahoc Reading club of Weeks Street school presented a Friday afternoon program directed by John Burke and Harry Cressey. Students performed The Morning Prayer poem Autumn Leaves and Life of Thomas Edison while sharing History of Bath and a Niagara Falls news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Weeks Street
David
Frank Hinds
Howard Tobey
Phippsburg Social Notes Mix Visits and Local News
Phippsburg hosts a wide array of summer and fall departures and returns. Residents, guests from Bath and Portland, and visiting families are cited with cottages and summer homes, while local clubs meet for the Dromore Farm Bureau October program on jelly and marmalade.
Winnegance Community Club Holds First Meeting and Plans
The Winnegance community club met Thursday at the president’s home, discussing winter activities. A parish organization was voted at a vestry meeting with 20 attendees. Members presented a choir program and readings, with music and grange news provided by local residents. several members were noted as absent due to other engagements or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert
Cothaiunity Club
Morse
Winnegance Hireh
Tee
Marion Rafael
Ralph Kenney
Hubert McCarty
Alfreda Perkins
George Ingalls
Bessié Dickinson
Grangers
W. O. Reuben Purington
Humphrey Owen
Brunswick Hospital
Popham Beach Gardens Bloom Despite Frosts and Winds
Gardens along Popham Beach overflow with color from gid fort to Marsh cottage as Mrs. Ella Marr grows the largest dahlias. Local residents and visitors from Bath Sagadahoc Bay Georgetown and Portland frequent cottages and light keepers like Rollo Morton Seguin light and Pond Island light. Community members attend meetings and visits, with many dwelling at or traveling to Bath Topsham and Lisbon Falls for weekends and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid Fort
Marsh Cottage
Ella Marr
Haviland Torrey
Bath
Martha Small
B. I. Lewis
Boothbay
Roeland Alley
George E. Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
Georgetown
Rollo Morton
U. S. Coast Guard
Saco
Daisy Hinckley
Seaman E. Drake
Christopher Marr
W. S. Voorhees
Eugene Spinney
Winnegance
Annie Oliver Stacy
Augustus Todd
Grace Barrett
Paul
Hallowell
Ernest Oliver
Peggy McFarland
Truman Taylor
Bay Point
David M. Rodgerson
Seaman Drake
Carol
David
Mr. Drake
Edgar N. Drake
George Hoyt
Richmond
Royal Johnson
George Morong
Guy Crowley
Blanchard
Portland
Ernest Beal
Marine Hospital
Beal
Kennebec River Station
Allie Rollins
Parker Head
Harry Spencer
Spencer
Sagadahoc
Beatrice Chandler
Long Island
Moses Chandler
Etner
Alonzo Morong
Merton Oliver
Popham
Leslie Dyer
Oliver
Ellison Moody
Harpswell
Alonzo Oe
Sree
Topsham
Harold Thayer
Phyllis
Pauline
Lisbon Falls
Ralph
Catisfield
Maxwell Powers
Ralph Spinney, Jr
Fred Spinney
Bates Women’s Athletic Association Hare and Hound Outing
About 185 Bates women left Rafid hall for a Hare and Hound hike. They split into four sections along marked trails, met at the river bank after thirty minutes, and enjoyed supper of chicken roe pickles doughnuts coffee and candy with games and stunts afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Rafid Hall
Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers Hold Annual Morse Meeting
Lincoln and Sagadahoc counties gathered at Morse High School for the Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers association convention. Sessions included music by Morse High School Orchestra, demonstrations in Rural-Room and home economics, and addresses by State Superintendent James H. Hope and Dr. E. K. Fretwell. Officers named: President Errol Baker, Bath. Vice President Arthur Jellison. Secretary Treasurer Ruth Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
Morse High School
Petia
Lincoln-Sagadahoc Teachers’ Association
Joseph Purdue
B. E. Packard
Commissioner of Education Department
Violet Smith
Madeline Hopkins
Arriscotta
Cole Kelley
Boothbay Harbor
James H. Hope
South Carolina
Blynne Allen
Newcastle
E. K. Fretwell
Timely Hints to Cattle Owners for a Hard Winter
Charles H. Green urges Sagadahoc county farmers to prepare early for a cold winter. Improve housing with inexpensive coverings, repair unused buildings, bank windbreaks, and stock up on green forage to save hay. Emphasizes humane officers’ help and practical tips from beets and leaves to keep cattle comfortable and fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Independent
Sagadahoc
Humaué
Charles H. Green
Lisbon Falls
Maine
Subscriptions Close On Oct 11 For 1944 46 Bonds
Treasury secretary Morgenthau announces that subscription books for 1944 46 bonds close at end of business Thursday October 11 1934. Any subscription received after that time will be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Tréasury
Cooking Recipes of 80 Years Ago
The article highlights George Rector discussing changes in cooking over the last 75 years for The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company anniversary series. He notes older methods like coffee roasting and ham curing, mock dishes and era recipes such as Dandelion coffee and mock apple pie, and contrasts them with modern variety and year round availability. Rector shares anecdotes about pickled nasturtium and a dessert using isinglass and cream, reflecting evolving tastes and techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rector
Great Atlantic
Pacific Tea Company
Mr. Rector
YMCA Governance and Volunteer Drive Amid League Work
The YMCA reports its Church League required 105 volunteer workers last year, exceeding other activities and drawing men and young men onto boards, committees, and officials. With 244 total memberships, the drive aims to raise at least 3500 dollars this year to support boys and young men, starting Monday Oct 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church League
Y.M.C. A. Church League
No Holiday For Topsham Fair This Week
Public school pupils will not have time off for the Topsham fair this week. The Board of Education, meeting Monday night, left no day off for students though past years granted Wednesday afternoon or a full day. All members were present and roll of accounts No. 8 totaling $1,226.72 was ordered paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bates Williams Returns Received Monday
Bates Williams and M Williams of 93 High Street are listed in the notice with addresses at Ved tenholie street and Middle street. The document references Dora and Bertha McMann in relation to the listing, with Bates of Lawrence and a son noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emi
B. Estenholm
Lawrence Bates
Dromore Farm Bureau Holds Annual Fair and Supper
The Dromore Farm Bureau hosted a successful annual fair at Dromore Grange hall with a new Bureau supper from five to seven. Exhibits featured antique quilts, handwoven linens, afghans, and a broad display of vegetables, with entertainment, prizes, and a later showing of motion pictures. The next meeting on October 17 will focus on jellies and marmalades led by Emily Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Miss Campbell
Edwin Campbell
Caroline Campbell
Abbie Minott
Elizabeth C. Brown
Weeks Street
Brown
Annie Lee
Lee
South Deerfield
Mass
Charles Stevens
Annis Percy
Eleanor Gilmore
Perkins’ Greenhouse
Esther McCourt
Linda Perry
Carrie Wyman
Davis
Elizabeth Deering
Amos Perry
Bath
Eleanor Thomas
Parker Head
Grace Dickinson
Annie Lemont
America
Rachél Hodgdon
Roberta Manson
Sting
Arthur Lemont
Connie Lord
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Jean Rachel Drake
Bernice Drake
Gertrude Smith
High Street
Elzira Gross
Senters, Inc
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winneganee Community Club
Emily Williams
Lillian Perry
Gertrude Small
Eva Rogers
Sadie Carlson
Aletha Campbell
Lizzie B. Chaney
Hattie Cromwell
Bates Student recounts Sawyer and Outing Club trail blaze
In the first Fall issue the magazine chronicles Dr. William H. Sawyer Jr and Bates Outing Club members who after commencement in June began scouting and blazing the final uncompleted Appalachian Trail section from Mt Oglethorpe near Atlanta to Mt Katahdin in Maine a 2050 mile footpath blaze project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
William H. Sawyer
Bates Outing Club
Mt. Oglethorpe
Atthe
Summitlanta
Op Mt. Katahdin
Maine
Bangor High appoints Harold Moon cadet major in JROTC
Harold Moon has been named cadet major of the junior ROTC unit at Bangor High School. Major Robert T. Snow, D. O. L., U. S. Army professor of military science at the high school, announced the appointment. Fifteen naffirare howe haan ates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Moon
Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps
Bangor High School
Robert T. Snow
U. S. Army
Naffirare Howe Haan Ates
Obituary of Clara Brackley, longtime Bath resident
Clara Brackley, wife of Frédig A Brackley, died early Tuesday after a long illness. She leaves her husband, daughter Mrs. Carl L. Pierce of Bath, son Lester M. Brackley of Quincy, five grandchildren, two brothers in Los Angeles, and a sister in Bath. She was past noble grand of Queen Esther kah lodge and past chief of Lowell temple Pythian Sisters. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at her home 268 Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Bratkiey
Frédig
Morial Hospital
Center Street
Brackley
Gat
Edward B
Williams Curtis
Waterville
Bey
Mainetral Railroad
Queen Esther Kah Lodge
Lowell Temple
Pythian
Carl L. Pierce
Bath
Lester M. Brackley
Quincy
Mass
Lester M., Jr
Paul and
Miriam Brackley
Harry L. Deering
Margaret H. Pierce
Lewis H
Harry S. Curtis
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred G. Proctor
Mrs Laura Grover Dies After Long Illness At 10
Laura Etta Grover aged 10 widow of William A. Grover died Saturday night at six at her granddaughter’s home 908 High Street after a year and a half of illness. Born in Georgetown in 1864 to Albert and Wealthy Davis she lived there 19 years before moving to Bath where she resided 50 years. She attended People's Baptist church and is survived by brother William H. Davis of Brunswick two daughters Mrs John Leighton of Brunswick and Mrs Harold Swain of Hardings 22 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Etta Grover
William A. Grover
Everett Crocker
High Street
Bath
People’s Baptist Church
William H. Davis
Brunswick
John Leighton
Harold Swain
Hardings
Mrs Caroline Moore Dies After Illness In Bath Home
Mrs Caroline T Moore 66 wife of William J Moore died Thursday morning at her Bath Street home after a long illness with complications. Born in Canada she came to Bath 48 years ago. Survived by husband sister and five nieces and two nephews. Funeral held Saturday at Fred S Curtis funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline T. Moore
William J. Moore
Bath Street
Joseph and
Sophie Thebeau
Bath
Canada
Alonzo Winchell
Wilbur Ambrose
Brunswick
Frank Montgomery
Edward Cassavant
Edgar Smith
Worcester
Mass
Harry Pero
New London
Conn
Ralph Talbot
New Haven
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Death of Mrs. Lillian K. Haverfield in Flushing
Mrs. Lillian K. Haverfield widow of Herbert D. Haverfield formerly of Bath died in Flushing New York after years of illness She was a Farmville Virginia native and lived in Bath during her husband’s service at Bath Iron Works Ltd She leaves son Herbert D. Haverfield Jr and granddaughter Dale Haverfield both of Flushing New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
N. Y
Lillian K. Haverfield
Herbert D. Haverfield
Bath
Farmville
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Haverfield
Herbert D. Haverfield, Jr
Dale Haverfield
Mrs Nancy C Upton Widow Of Brunswick Businessman
Nancy C Upton 69 widow of Henry C Upton and a Bath native died Thursday at her home 9 Cumberland Street Brunswick. She was a daughter of James and Lydia Coombs and is survived by a sister Mrs Estelle Crowell of Massachusetts and by nephews and nieces. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 at the home with Rev C D Nutter of Berean Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Upton
Henry C. Upton
Bath
Cumberland Street
Brunswick
Upton
James
Lydia Coombs
Estelle Crowell
Massachusetts
C. D. Nutter
Berean Baptist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral of Mrs. Caroline T. Moore
The funeral for Caroline T. Moore wife of William J. Moore took place Saturday afternoon at two at the Fred S Curtis funeral home 104 Center Street. Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Church presided. Pallbearers were Edward Cassavant Warren Curran Peter Dubar and Frank Montgomery. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline T. Moore
William J. Moore
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Edward Cassavant
Warren Curran
Peter Dubar
Frank Montgomery
Oak Grove
Funeral service for Laura Grover held at home
The funeral for Laura E. Grover widow of William A. Grover took place Tuesday afternoon at 2 at 908 High Street. Rev. George B. Wolstenholme of People's Church officiated. Bearers were John S. Burgess Stanford Leighton Harold Swain and Trafton Swain. Burial was in Varney Cemetery Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura E. Grover
William A. Grover
High Street
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Church
John S. Burgess
Stanford Leighton
Harold
Trafton Swain
Varney Cemetery
Brunswick
Mrs Huggard Takes Leave From Hyannis Hospital
Miss Dorothy Huggard registered nurse from Hyannis Massachusetts is on a few weeks leave of absence to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Huggard on Mechanic Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Huggard
R. N
Hyannis, Mass., Hospital
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
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Phippsburg
Augusta
Frank P. Leavitt
J. Lester Morse
J. Harry Blaisdell
William
Campbell Farm
Kittery
Frank Wyman
Detroit
Mich
William Barry
Grace
Harry Gilmore
Eleanor Brown
Leeman Drake
Popham Beach
Ashdale
Grace Wheeler
Edith
Meadowbrook
Darton
Emma Petry
Center
Rosebay Cottage
New Meadows
Levina Fields
Wellesley
Brightwater
Hattie Bowker
Arthur Footer
Sylvester Cushman
Lee Trefenthern
Small Point
Winneganee
Dromore Grange Hall
Omar Perry
Willard Blair
Dedham
R. F. Campbell
George J. Ingalls
Alice Rich
Susie Schofield
Méhilable Morse
William Grevers
Burnt Coat Island
Maine General Hospital
Annie Bowker
Concord
N. H
Harry P. Bowker
Walter McCourt
Dromoré
Derwent Place
Leon W. Berry
Charles Percy
de Pros Park
Euees
Rey Red
Bess Us
Ridin’ Light Lodge
Oatite
CVE
Lincoln and Sagadahoc
Prin
Arthur B. Scott
Ruth Dodge
Prin. Norris
Lord
Dresden Mills
Harrison C. Lyseth
Florence Jenkins
S. E. Pattick
Durham
John
John McInnes, Jr
SSA Crunch
Topsham Fair
Bates-Williams
Statkie
Nancy C. Upton
Moore
Mrs. Grover
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