Winnegance Club Grows and Community Plans Highlight
A Winnegance men's club meets at 7 30 tonight at Olney C Perry store as the membership nears 60. Plans include a new club house, two weekly basketball games, and possible ladies night in November. Also noted are repairs to Bridge hall, a cottage fire on Winneganee creek, abundant raspberries, and local fairs with Topsham Fair attendance.
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Winnegance Men’s Club
Olney C. Perry
Winnegance
George L. Rogers
Bridge Hall
Bath
Frank Rogers
Winneganee Creek
Henry Conant
Harry, Webber
John G. Morse
Harry B. Williams
Massachusetts
Winneyance
Baxset
Tyleston C. Oliver
Boston
Pearl Rice
Gardiner
Winneyanee
Forrest Rice
Haynes
Hazard
Ralph Merry
Seashore
Zane M. Eaton
Winfield Morse
Elizabeth Morse
Barkey
Fred Dwyer
People’s Church
FE. O. Taylor
Corliss Street Church
Waldo Weston
Thomas Derry
George Rogers Place
Charles Preble
Topsham
James Purington
Harry (. Williams
Clarence Blaisdell
Parker Head
Walter Rogers
John Bowie
Chester Talbot
Fred Wilson
Bald Head
Howard Atwood
Alfred Perry
Perry
W. C. Perry
Sebasco
Albert Storer
West Point
Charles Rogers
Prince
Harfotch
West Bath
Jessie Kelley
Whippsburg
Eee
Alton Oliver
Bridge Street
Gus Small
George B. Drake
Herbert L. Spinney
Capt
Eugene Spinney
Bailey Evening School
Datl
Beulah McIntire
Susan Daley
Frank G. Thurington
Olney Perry
Frank Perry
Randall J. Coombs
New York
Giants
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Hallowe'en
State Road
Topsham Fair
Phillip Reynolds
Derry
Percy Morse
Fred L. Parks
Mill Pond
Bath Street
Morse Lower
Morse Harriers Enter Second State Cross Country Meet
Morse high coach David Alkazin plans a seven runner Morse squad for the second annual State Enterscholastic Championship Cross Country Run at Waterville on November 5, in connection with the Colby New Hampshire State college football game. Open to high and prep schools, seven per team with five to count. runners must be 17 and certified fit by school officials. Last year Edward Little of Auburn won as nine teams competed. this year about double that number anticipated.
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David Alkazin
Morse High
Waterville
Colby College
Colby-New Trampshire
Maine
Edward Little
Auburn
Chance for a boy to enter Annapolis
United States Senator Frederick Hale will hold a competitive examination for Maine youths to enter the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Eligible ages are 16 to 20 by April 1. Exam dates October 20 at 9 a.m. in Portland Lewiston Bangor and Augusta. Subjects include Algebra Geometry Grammar Geography U S History and Arithmetic.
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United States
Frederick Hale
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maine
Civil Service Commission
Portland
Lewiston
Bangor
Augusta
Wale
Senator Hale
Senate
Washington
D.C
Beacon Brotherhood Meeting Sets to Discuss Winter Program
In the Beacon street Methodist vestry Friday the Beacon Brotherhood met at 7 30 to exchange ideas on adopting Winter's program. At 8 00 Frances Kallstert of California, national field secretary of the Woman's Home Missionary Society, spoke on home missions. At 8 30 the Epworth League admitted two new members and planned a Halloween party for Oct 31. Rev. John Roy Browne led with stereopticon pictures and a social hour.
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Beacon Street
Frances Kallstert
California
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Epworth League
John Roy Browne
Million in automobile fees predicted for Maine
The Maine secretary of state's automobile department receipts near a million dollars this year, driven by growth and highway police canvassing summer guests. Charles W. Horton, cashier, notes daily takings around 1000 dollars with peak days over 15000 dollars. Transactions are meticulously recorded in three systems for audit. Mr and Mrs Farl Vieres relocate from Bath to Lyon Massachusetts where Mr Pierce works.
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Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Charles W. Horton
Maine
State Highway Police
Motor Vehicle Inspection Department
State Highway Commission
Tle
State House
Farl Vieres
Bath
Lyon
Mass
Pierce
Bowling league planned with two man teams
Bowling enthusiasts plan a ten team league using two man teams. A Friday night meeting at 7 30 upstairs at Park alleys will set the schedule for five nights a week. State champion Creston Farrar and contender Maurice Reynolds are among those eyeing the formation.
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Creston Farrar
Maurice Reynolds
Plains
Woodcock and Partridge Hunters Near Merrymeeting Bay
Gunners avoid Merrymeeting Bay until a larger flight of birds appears. Friday party A A Percy Amory VW McLellan and Wilbur Skelton logged four woodcock and three partridge after three hours. Alonzo J. Fisher Game Warden Herbert Spinney and Charles Gahan recovered four partridge a woodcock and a snipe. Legro injured by stump and x rayed for possible fracture. Percy Miller Roslindale Mass visiting. Fifteen quarts of raspberries picked by Mrs Addison Rice Elmwood farm Woolwich and delivered to indepenent offices.
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Merrymeeting Bay
A. A. Percy
Amory VW McLellan
Wilbur Skelton
Alonzo J. Fisher
Herbert J. Spinney
Charles Gahan
Allin Prish
John A. Legro
Addison Rice
Elmwood Farm
Woolwich
Tnersday
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Morse Harriers
Beacon Brotherhood
Legro
Percy Miller
Roslindale
Ana
the Bath Trust Company
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