Morse Hoop Team Call Draws 50 Players For Early Practice
More than 50 Morse high players reported to Coach Johnny Madden for an early season practice roster. The Blue and White, who reached the Western Maine tournament semifinals last winter, plan an Dec 2 alumni game and a Dec 7 interscholastic opener at South Portland. Football players need written consent to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Johnny Madden
Madden
Hank” Small
Art Warner
Harry Thayer
Earl Brown
James Skaling
Eugene Hart
Waldo Weston, Jr
Dave Alkazin
Robert Carey
Frank Gallagher
Arthur Warner
Robert Perry
Henry
John Perry
Edward Cummings
Robert Cummings
Robert Besaw
Frederick Hall
Albert Nelson
Frank Staples
George Wilson
Leon Robbins
John Lowery
Stanley Harvey
Howard Hatch
Edward Furber
Fred Hayward
Edward Stilphen
Frank Hinds
Jerry Desmond
Harry Fullerton
William Hill
Alton Munsey
Edward Avery
Ernest Avery
Clarence Warner
Charles Camack
Bathman Fined for Tipsy Driving Appeals Case Heard
Arthur P. Stinson of 1276 Washington Street pleaded not guilty to drunken driving in municipal court. He was found guilty and fined 100 dollars plus 14.31 costs. he appealed to Sagadahoc Superior Court with 2000 dollar sureties. The incident followed an auto collision on the Bath Brunswick road near West Bath on Oct 2 involving Norman Mackinnon and occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Stinson
Washington Street
John P. Crosby
Arthur J. Dunton
Charles T. Small, Jr
Sagadahoc
New Bath- Brunswick
West Bath
Norman J. Mackinnon
Mackinnon
Stinson
Crosby
Norman W Hodkins
Drummond Street
This City
Lester Beals
Bruunswick
Hodgkins
Chat Beats
Bath
Betts
van Court Street
Beals
Modern Signals Installed At Wiscasset Crossing
Wiscasset at the Main street crossing on the Maine Central line now operates new gong flasher signals with red lights on both sides of the tracks. The installation follows a fatal summer crash and a local push for gate protection, which was rejected by the Public Utilities Commission.
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Main Street
Maine Central Railroad
Wiscasset
Wiscasset-Edgecomb Bridge
James Weldon Johnson
Public Utilities Commission
Federal Street
Lincoln Street
Selectmen
Academy
Washington, Spring, Warren and
Hooper
Assault charge dropped after nonappearance in court
Harold W. Travis of Spring Street faced an assault charge sworn by his wife Anta M. Travis. Judge Arthur J. Linton dismissed the case when Travis did not appear to press the charge. In a separate quirky case, Raoul Daigle was arrested for larceny after mistakenly taking a heifer from Alex Fletcher and paying $12.50 to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Travis
Spring Street
Anta M.travis
Pueshiy Ceornine
Arthur J. Linton
Myers Travis
Raoul Daigle
Alex Fletcher
Sauna
Daigle
Fletcher
Bessie
Illustrated lecture given by Gun Club members at Winneganee
Herbert Mendall of the University of Maine led an illustrated talk before Sagadag hoc Red, Gun & Skeet Association at the Winneganee Community club. The group voted to sponsor a public game supper in November and to accept a pheasant allotment for winter care and spring release. A committee was named for event details. next meeting is November 8.
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Herbert Mendall
University of Maine
Sagadahoc Red
Gun & Skeet Association, Inc
Winneganee Community Club
Mendall
William T. Donnell
Edward Geaiman
Edward Jaquith
Central Church Parish Committees Named and Local News
Central church publishes newly elected parish committees listing Marius H. Page Mrs Francis B Hill Mrs Harriet Small Miss Margaret R Foote Roscoe G Bailey Andrus L Coleman Clifton S Nickerson Stanley E Wallace Marius H Page Mrs Arthur W King Stanley E Wallace and Mrs Warren M Stilphen Also Moit Harold Walker returns home from a New York City visit after attending World Series games
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Central Church
Marius H. Page
Francis B. Hill
Harriet Small
Margaret R. Foote
Roscoe G. Bailey
Andrus L. Coleman
Clifton S. Nickerson
Stanley E. Wallace
Arthur W. King
Warren M. Stilphen
Moit
Harold Walker
Highland Street
New York City
West Bath Residents Return After Sabine Storm
Local residents returned home from Massachusetts as the Sabine storm aftermath drew attention. Several travelers and visitors were listed, including John Pooler with Mrs Eugenie Chamberlain, Dr Ralph H McNary and son, and Fred Freeman of Bath. The piece notes fallen trees and a portable mill planned for Worcester Park, plus communityกิจ activities and school closures for Op SAC Fair.
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John Pooler
Eugenie Chamberlain
Waterville
Sabine
Ralph H. McNary
Jackie
Marblehead
John H. McNary
Fred Freeman
Bath
Samuel F. Bates
Massachusetts
Ernest E. Williams
Stanley
Worcester
Chester Brown
Boothbay Harbor
Herbert Wilson
A. B. Snow
Freeport
Carleton Andrews
Howard Phoenix
Uxbridge
Mass
Andrews
Richard Andrews
F. W. Larrabee
Chester G. King
Barbara
Eleanor
Alfred G. Horley
Arlington
Silas M. Bates
Clyde Bremer
Beachmont
Leslie M. Bates
Lynnfield
Topsham Fair
Tibbetts’ Farm
Brigham's Cove
Annie H. Trufant
Ralph Warren
Clarence F. Whittum
Wollaston
Donnell
Lowell School
Roberta Hathorne
Barbara and
Ellen King
Phyllis Mank
Allan McAllister
William Bailey
Frank Donnell
Mary Myatt
Jessica Sargent
West Bath Red Cross Branch Resumes Meetings
The West Bath Red Cross branch held its first meeting of the season on Oct. 5 at the grange hall. Members engaged in making over clothing and quilts, with general sewing completed. Lunches and hot coffee followed and the lunch committee for Oct. 19 includes Mrs. Fred W. Larrabee, Mrs. Carleton Andrews and Mrs. Lincoln Williams.
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West Bath
The
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Fred W. Larrabee
Carleton Andrews
Lincoln Williams
F. W. Larrabee
J. E. Mayo
Courtney FE. Stover
Joyce
A. B. Snow
Earl Donnell
E. W. Haggett
G. R. Booker
L. D. Rogers
Scott Ward
East Brunswick
Hattie Clarke
East Providence
R. I
Williams
West Bath Grange Ladies Night Draws 133 Members
A West Bath grange ladies night celebrated with 133 members present including 38 guests from nearby towns. Initiations for Marie MacDonald Edith Estabrooks John Preney and Edward Gallant occurred. Future events include a dance and a Safety and First Aid program led by Kenneth Haskell and a Central Maine Power Co crew.
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West Bath Grange
Woolwich
Topsham
Gardiner
Merrymeting
Dirigo
Dromore
Marie MacDonald
Edith Estabrooks
John Preney
Edward Gallant
Kenneth Haskell
Central Maine Power Co
Harold Peacock
All Girl Orchestra
Barbara Freeman
Barbara Walsh
Madelyn Jones
Virginia McLaughlin
Leah Merrill
Mary Phillips
Grace Waterman
Anna May Myatt
Marian Rose
Eva Kingsbury
Viola Arsenault
Brunswick
Winter Street Group Delays Parish Supper to Nov 8
Winter Street Auxiliary moves the cov ered dish supper from Oct 26 to Nov 8 and invites guests. Heirloom Tea committees cover dolls, entertainment, dining room, tickets, hob bies, dresses, old relief, bedspreads, old glass, silver, and publicity. Halloween hostesses named for Oct 25. Christmas card requests fielded.
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Roscoe P. McFadden
Carrie Hall
Arthurs
Crockett
Fred K. Sturtevant
Robert Manson
Ernest R. Freeman
Alice Johnson
Ruth F. Skillings
Almira T. Jones
Phyllis Bowie
Carl Y. Kennedy
Mary E. Campbell
Joseph O. Purdue
Leroy F. Colby
Community notes and socialize in Woolwich and surrounding towns
Rich details of local life in Woolwich and nearby areas include Ada McConnell visiting from Richmond, road trips to the White Mountains, and several school outbreaks of whooping cough. Social events span from dances supervised by Roy Lily in Dresden to a food sale at Arrowsic school and a Nequasse Farm Bureau gathering.
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Ada McConnell
Richmond
Nelson Rice
White Mountains
Roy Lily
Dresden
Arrowsic
Kenneth Thorpe
Southboro
Mass
George Gainsley
James E. Thorpe
South Pond Farm
Berlin
Mattie Gott
Maude Hussey
Merle Peter
Brunswick
Eugenie Hunnewell
Ida Pals
H. P. Hathorne
Flossie Beals
Florence Carlton
C. P. Hall
Edward V. Reed
St. Petersburg
Fila
George Shaw
Harold
Day's Ferry
Hall
Nequasse Farm Bureau
William Leeman
Freddy Brown
Sebenon Hall
Geraldine Rice
Bertha Presley
Sagadahoc Ferry
Massachusetts
Rice
Cheerio Club
M. T. Hathorne
H. E. Weston
Rotary Club Preview of Harold Eide Lecture Tonight
Rotary club luncheon at Hotel Sedgwick previews Harold D. Eide’s lecture at Morse High Auditorium under Parent Teacher Association auspices. The Norwegian explorer, Arctic survivor, Alaska prospector, and Pacific coast traveler shares experiences with polar bears Eskimos and wolves, recounting life without notes in a riveting talk. Walter Barnes of Boston Rotary attended as a guest.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
Harold D. Eide
Morse High Auditorium
Norway
Mr. Eide
Arctic
Greenland
Eide
William Munro
Bath
New England Co
New Bedford
Alaska
Esquimaux
Russia
Behring Straits
Helging
Spitzberzen
Rotary
Chicago
Bergen
Walter Barnes
Boston
Woolwich Group Plans Supper and Meeting on Nov 5
At a Woolwich Union for Christian Service meeting held at the Gilmore home the semi annual supper and gathering were scheduled for November 5 at Sebenon hall. Rev. Arthur Callaghan of Augusta and Rev. Rodney Roundy of Portland will attend with reports from Union organizations and a social evening to follow. The supper committee was named. In Bryant's Pond Shaker DeShaun is again telling tall tales about a high powered shotgun and a deer he supposedly preserved with salt after shooting it miles away.
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Carroll T. Berry
Pleasant Street
Portland
Wiscasset
Frank H. Gray
Kate Perkins
Frances Somes
Sherrill
Angie Rines
Harold Perkins
Niagara Falls
Elden P. Munsey
Federal Street
Lester Brown
Cape Elizabeth
Edward Mason
Little Daughter
Bangor
Benjamin Crosman
Sewal Strout
Malden
Mass
Strout
Lawrence Marston
Irma Brewer
Ralph Brewer
New Bnishind Baptist Hospital
Roxbury
Kathryn Perkins
Rumford
Fort Ends Street
Carl M. Po Larrabee
West Coast
Budell Whitten
Little Oon David
Pda
Fairmoungton
Richards
Mrs. St. Dairds
Fehuwas
Lowell
Blair
Renant
H W. Bryid
Bryant Surie
Huteliane
Kod Mero
Caroll McFadden
Kittie
Ruth Jones
Russ
Han
Lincoln Street
Cambridge
Sidney G. Evans
Orore
Jonnnd Evans
Donald Philbrick
Harvey R. Pease
Woman's Clib
All Day Union
Baptist Church
Damariscotta
Ethelyn Whitehouse
Gardiner
Ralph Purdy
L. D. Porter
Biddeford
Purdy
Pearl Whitehouse
Waldoboro
Wiscasset Academy
Charles J. DiPerri
B. E. Lamb
Mr. Purdy
J. G. Purdy
Gardiner High School
State Bridge Department
Winter Street
Council of Woolwich Union For Christian Service
John C. Gilmore
Sebenon Hall
Arthur Callaghan
Augusta
Rodney Roundy
Harry E. Pitch
Beltran Crocker
Charlotte L. Buck
Samuel P. Buck
Melvin Slowe
Wilbur Howe
Percy C. Bailey
Henry T. Dubar
Bryant's Pond
Shaker de- Shaun
Shaker
Civil Aeronautics Authority Seeks Temporary Maine Overflight License
The Civil Aeronautics Authority asks Secretary Hull to inform Trans-Canadian Airways a temporary overflight license will be used for Maine air routes. Senator White of Maine has been notified of this action.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Secretary of State
Hull
Trans-Canadian Airways
Maine
Senator White
Artist Designs Ideal Table For Children's Hallowe'en Party
Virginie Fowler, noted artist, pictures a child friendly Hallowe'en table. Black skulls witches and cats adorn eight inch cutouts while orange candles cast shadows on the wall. A modern toaster and jam set add a simple yet festive touch for kids.
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Virginie Fowler
Europe
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