Morse high football praised as top notchers in Bath
Forties Bath column notes Morse High football praised as top notchers. Socials include Hon Harold M Sewall entertaining at Small Point. local moves, shipbuilder visits, and steamer construction progress. Bath drivers banquets, hearings, and festival travel fill Oct 1910 pages with community updates.
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Morse High
Harold M. Sewall
Bath
Small Point
Sheriff Ballou
James F. Murphy
S. S. Sewall
Engineer Sherman Morse Joins Yacht Crew In New York
October 12 1910 Sherman Morse sails for New York City to join the engineering staff of the yacht Visitor II which departs early next month for a winter cruise visiting Panama and other ports. An amateur bill at Dreamland tonight features new local artists including Mr Harris offering a female impersonation praised by friends. Michaels & Michaels close their engagement tonight presenting new songs. A change of
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Sherman Morse
New York City
Visitor II
Panama
Dreamland
Harris
Michaels & Michaels
Dutch Girls Dance At Dreamland Vaudeville Benefit
Oct 16 1910 reports Miss Miriam Kimball and Miss Ethel Hawley performing The Dutch Girls at Dreamland for Bath City hospital. Kimball drew praise at the Fortnightly event last winter and is slated to headline next Wednesday and Thursday. The Bath City library in its new Popham building houses over 700 books after two generous donations last week.
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Ethel Hawley
Dreamland
Bath City
Popham
Associa
Bowdoin initiates Greek letter societies and local news
Bowdoin College held initiations for Psi Upsilon Alpha Delta Phi and Theta Delta Chi with local Bath attendees. A Maine coast autumn trip is noted for a northern forest monarch. A thousand pound moose visited a Foster's Point store scene after crossing Broad Cove. Rail clerk Harold F Winn shifts to Kingfield Farmington line with Phillips HQ and Dennis J Maloney moves to Portland winter moulder work. Wrights of North Bath win top prizes at Topsham Fair, 100 bushels of Northern Spies raised this season.
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Psi Upsilon
Earl Thompson
Alpha Delta Phi
Allan Cole
Walter Brown
Theta Delta Chi
Bath
Arthur T. Parker
David Parker
H. W. Owen, Jr
Psi U’s
Herbert E. Cole
Henry W Cobb
Delta Chi
Maine
Sagadahoc
Alonzo G. Fisher
Foster’s Point
John S. Williams Field
Harold F. Winn
Rockland-Brunswick
Kingfield
Farmington
Phillips
Dennis J. Maloney
Portland
Wrights
North Bath
Baldwins
Benton
Topsham Fair
Brunswick Barn Destroyed by Lightning in Western Brunswick
A lightning strike during a heavy thunder shower razed a barn on the Nathan Douglass place in western Brunswick. Maurice L. Newell faces a $500 loss with no insurance as 10 tons of hay 10000 shingles and various farming tools were destroyed. The fire spread undetected until well underway, and the barn was about a mile from the Newell home. Governor Bert M. Fernald and Mrs. Fernald visited Small Point and traveled to Brunswick with Harold M. Sewall. The Wiscasset Cubs beat the Tigers 3 to 2 after the Wiscasset team failed to arrive. Snowman pitched and Reagan Rines led Tigers defense. Master Thomas Nichols, son of Rev. and Mrs. H L Nichols of Hallowell, continues hospital care for paralysis at Children’s Hospital Boston. Firefighter George Roderick suffered a trip injury after a passerby tripped him. Fire alarm sounded for a minor fire at M Parrillo’s fruit store on Center Street.
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Newell
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Small Point
Sewall
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H. L. Nichols
Hallowell
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Probate Notice for Estate of Henry C Wright Bath
Court of Probate in Sagadahoc County orders publication in Bath Independent for the Estate of Henry C Wright late of Bath deceased. Will and petition for probate granted with letters testamentary without bond to Mildred T Wright executrix. Judge A J Dunton. Register John L Jack.
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O Sagadahoc
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Arthur J. Dunton
Wilton Academy Overpowers Morse Eleven 20 to 8
Wilton Academy defeated Morse 20 to 8 on Saturday planning a fast, hard-hitting attack led by Lauren Rollins who scored two touchdowns. Morse's only score came in the third period on a Munsey run and a safety, with Wilton also benefiting from a 50 yard kickoff return by Rollins and key defensive stands by Worden, Preble, and Bechard. Morse threatened early but could not sustain offense as Wilton's defense held and the Blue and White pulled away in the second half.
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Wilton
Morse
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Munsey
Sonny’’ Munsey
Stover
Rollins
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Worden
Bechard
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Edgar Besan
Stanley Preble
Carl Black
Jack
Gerry
Ray Bechard
Wiltonites
Billy Haggett
Frinkmen
Bill Worden
Stan Preble
Sessaw
Jepson
Morse High School Rifle Club grows into major activity
Morse High School now has a fourth year in the Junior National Rifle Association with 60 boys and 20 girls practicing daily in a safety aware program run by Harold E. Brown and Kenneth Smith. New officers are Charles Wood president Richard Redlon vice president Arthur Donelle secretary treasurer with Lawrence Bridges as range fee. The club competes in JNRA matches and school matches as it expands to a larger winter schedule and earns Morse letters for the first time as a major sport. Separately, Forest Young of 14 Winter Street reports the birth of Claudia to Mr and Mrs Merton Young of Mendon Mass. The Kew Gardens herbarium near London houses about 6,000,000 botanical sheets.
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National Rifle Association
Morse
Harold E. Brown
Kenneth Smith
Bath Rifle and Pistol Association
Morse High
Charles Wood
Richard Redlon
Arthur Donelle
Lawrence Bridges
Probate Notices from Bath Estates and Appointments
Probate notices list estates in Bath with petitions for administration and probate. Names include Harry S. Wallace Sarah Eleanor McAllister Margaret M Holbrook Ethel M Thompson Allen A MacDonald and executors Morton T Holbrook Stanley E Wallace Roy E McAllister and Lydia Bussey with hearings set for November at Bath Probate Court. Arthur J. Dunton presides.
October 1950 probate matters listed for hearing
On the first Tuesday of October 1950 ten o clock in the forenoon all interested persons may appear and be heard on several estates. The list includes John W. Gilmore Myrtle L. Gilmore executrix. Frace P. Dickinson Bessie E. Dickinson executrix. Addie M. Vickery Forest T. Putnam executor. Lutle Fern Kellaway Newton MA deceased. State Street Tract Company first and final account for Olive A. Bowker Bath. Walter P. Wass administrator with will annexed. George D. Dearborn et al third account by The Canal National Bank Portland guardian. Sadie Hanson Richmond petition to sell real estate. Jennie S. Butler Bath Bertha E. York conservator.
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Roy E. McAlister
Freda M. McGill
Rochester
New York
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Ethel M. Thompson
Alexander Burden
Allen A. MacDonald
Lynn M. Bussey
Arthur J. Dunton
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Bessie E. Dickinson
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Newton
Massachusetts
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Als
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Guardian
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Richmond
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Maine Equity Suit Sought Sale Of Phippsburg Lands
Mildred Dugas sues Margaret Greene Helen Koehling Webster and heirs of Sidney Greene Beatrice Densmore and Agnes Greene in Sagadahoc claiming undivided one tenth and nine tenths interests in three Phippsburg parcels. The bill seeks sale of the real estate and division of proceeds with a Master appointed to oversee the process. Court subpoenas command appearance at October Rules.
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S.S
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Phippsburg
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Bath
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Ildred Dugas
Lisbon Falls
Lisbon
Androscoggin
Maine
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Supreme Judicial Court
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Wilton Beats Morse 7–0 With Two Touchdowns
Wilton wins 7 to 0 as Morse scores no points. Rollins and Munsey credited with touchdowns and a conversion terman 2 safety occurs with Beisaw tackled by Haggett and Preble penalties and Morse listed with additional 2.
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Morse
Rollins
Saw
Munsey
Terman
Beisaw
Haggett
Preble
Dr Leon Buck Elected Amid Record Schoolboy Trials
The Bath Country club held a meeting with Dr. Leon Buck and members Toothaker and Dr. Francis A. Winchenbach in attendance. The event noted a record 99 entries in the schoolboy tournament trials, surpassing prior highs.
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Buck, Toothaker
Francis A. Winchenbach
Morse JVs and St Dom's JV Tie 6 6 at St Dom's field
Morse High JVs battled St Dom's Lewiston freshmen and jayvees to a 6 6 draw on St Dom's field. Gil Tardif put the Doms ahead with a 15 yard run in the second period, Bobby Marshall answered with a 35 yard run for Morse in the third. Neither team completed a pass. two interceptions by Morse and one by St Dom's.
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St. Dom's
Lewiston
Jayvee
Doms
Gil Tardif
Morse
Bobby Marshall
Dams
Mrs Reed Returns to Saco for Winter with Hill Family
Mrs Frank Reed returns to Saco to spend the winter with her daughter and son in law Mrs Howard P Hill after a summer at her Mechanic street home.
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Frank Reed
Saco
Howard P. Hill
Mechanic Street
Leftovers used to flavor dishes in home cooking
Leftover cooked meats or poultry can be repurposed to season scalloped potatoes macaroni soups salads or sandwich spreads, reducing waste and adding flavor to everyday meals.
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