Cony overwhelms Morse 43 in hard fought Maine grid clash
Cony defeats Morse 43 to 0 at Kelsey Field as Farrington scores three times and Caswell Brennan and Poor add TDs. Morse twice nears scoring but miscues and a stout Cony defense thwart late drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Caswell
Syde
Carr
Cony
Poor
Barrington
Holway
Woor
Safford
Cahill
Stover
Steward
Trennan
Bates
Faryngton
Eane Morse
Footer
Brennan
Tance Morse
Knowles Parris
Lee
McFarland
Hewitt
Gray
Uae
Kinep Neuen
C. Poor
Randall
L. Austin
Roderick
Bucklin
Day
Meae McMann
Doyle
Back
Taraden
Haraden
Iolmes
Bowdoin
McDonough
Maine
Talbot
Limesman
Buckley
Coney
C. Stewart
Timers
Wilson
Forge
Former Bath People Returning to Maine
Rev. and Mrs. Culbert McGay plan to return to Maine with their two sons after leaving Port Deposit Maryland where Mr McGay ended an 11 year pastorate at Grace Episcopal parish. He has accepted the Northeast Harbor church on Mount Desert and is expected to begin around November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Culbert McGay
Port. Deposit. Md
McGay
Grace Episcopal Parish
Pine Tree State
MceGay
Northeast Harbor
Brewster
Morse High Football Opponents From Saturday Contests
Morse High faced several foes in Saturday games. Thornton Academy lost to Bowdoin at Saco 7 to 0 in a rough, low scoring affair. Biddeford beat Westbrook 6 to 0 at Westbrook, while Rockland defeated Thomaston 28 to 6 behind Reed’s plunging and Mealy’s running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Morse
Bowdoin
Academy
Saco
Teowdoin
Biddeford High
Biddeford
Westbrook
Rockland
Thomaston
Reed
Mealy
New Smuggling Era For United States
A New York commentator warns of a modern surge in whiskey smuggling reaching vast scales. He cites historical parallels from Napoleonic times and Georges era, notes sympathy for smugglers, and predicts a costly battle for the United States frontier as enforcement fleets expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Connecticut
London
Georges Iss
Adam = Smith
HL. N. Shore
RR. N
Nelson
Johnstone
Napoleon
Marshal Massena
France
United States
New York Sun
Phippsburg Men Busy On Roads
Phippsburg plans fall road improvements with town men employed. A state road on the hill near the Ingalls farm will be widened and elevated with gutters to drain surplus water. Ledge blasting near the Ingalls home will supply rock for construction. State aid work continues at the marsh east end before the south beach at Popham. Rainstorm affected Tip The Work and Poplin. both will receive attention soon. Mrs. Arthur E. Baum left for Providence to attend a national Methodist missionary convention. Mrs. Costello Hall and her daughter Miss Pearl were in Portland Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Ingalls Farm
Ingalls
Popham
Tip
Poplin
Arthur E. Baum
Providence, R. T
Woman's
Tlme Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Bath tubs win money at Somerville muster
Two Maine tubs Senator Baxter and Sagadahock competed in the firemen's muster at Somerville Massachusetts October 12 and earned prize money. Baxter placed sixth and Sagadahock ninth with throws of 176 feet one inch and 170 feet three inches amid a strong northwest wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Sagadahock
Maine
Somerville
Mass
Sagadshock
East
Montello
Iso
Sagadahoek Ito
Protector
Ty Hancock
Brockton
Brookville
Istue Enterprise
Chiapello Oo
Iso Okos
Marblehead
Senator Paster
Bath
Winnisimmet
Chelsea O
Edwards, Quimen
White Angel
Salem
Sunday Travel Proves Heaviest in Census Traffic
A traffic census by the Bureau of Public Roads shows Sunday has the heaviest volume on one of the nation’s busiest routes with daily patterns rising from early morning to a Sunday peak. Best travel times to avoid congestion are Tuesday or Wednesday and between 2 and 3 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Tal
Top
T Op
S P.m
Counterfeit Twenty and Ten Dollar Notes Reported
Local banks were alerted to two new counterfeit bills of poor workmanship. The first is a twenty dollar note from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco with Cleveland on the face, series W114. The second is a ten dollar note from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, portrait Andrew Jackson, with the face plate 241. Both on low quality paper with crude printing and faint seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loecal Banks
Bath
Federal Reserve Bank of
San Francisco
I’. Houston
the Treasury
John Burke
United States
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Jackson
Former Bath pastor sent to a hospital after altercation
Reverend William H. Jackson former Bath Advent church pastor now at Union church South Bristol is said to be under medical care in Portland following a recent clash with parishioners during a church open house for a Christian Endeavor meeting. A Civil War veteran was among those cited as a leader. A church meeting afterward invited him to stay indefinitely. The town debates causes and awaits further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Jackson
Advent Church
Middle Street
Bath
Union Church
South Bristol
Portland
Jackson
Lan
Union
New Hampshire
Maine
Winnegance Club Grows as Community News Flows
The Winnegance men's club meets at Olney C. Perry's store with President Harry Webber reading a growing member list doubling from the prior week. Updates cover road work near Viteh Dine hill Phippsburg, local tax collections, farm notes, and social events across Winnegance including sewing circles, church services, and visits by residents to Portland and Lewiston. The 1922 Winnegance baseball manager is elected as plans for club house progress continue.
Local club meeting and town notes in October issue
The meeting of Walbot's club is planned for Monday evening with high expectations for player development. Winneganers Men's club gathers Thursday at 7 50 at the clubhouse though the building is unfinished. Repairs on Bridge diadl progress, basketball workouts to start in about a week. Frank Perry's Dumgaloyn planted. Bath street gravel trucks operate hourly from Morse lower field to the new High street project. State road work near Ingalls place paused by rain. Mr and Mrs Ralph Merry vacationing at Small Point with Edgar Pye. hunting planned. Fred Oliver and J Parker Morse visited Bald Head. a bay horse caused a scare on the State road near Ingalls place. George T J Ingalls builds a pond. Village youths plan a Japanese party for Halloween. Deputy Sheriff Hewitt and Mrs Hewitt of Richmond visit during October court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee
Olney C. Perry
Harry ©. Webber
Eclibo
Ioan
Winne- Rainee
Viteh Dine Hil Phipps- Tdorg
George Ingalls
Predo A. Oliver
Mer
George Cutting
Lewiston
Rachel Cutting
Prank Leavitt
Phippsburg
Leare
J. F. Upton
Tate
Richard
Morse
Topsham Fair
John G. Morse
Ormond Rogers
Clifford Road
Fred A. Oliver
A. Merry
A. TE. Goodwin
North Waterford
Marine
Charry F. Oliver
Jessie Kelley
Dorothy Morse
Henrietta Potthe
Tigh Street
Edgar Willines
Larry Oliver
Portland
Thlarry Knight
George 12 Cutting
City Hospital
Hannigen
Alice Rich
Clarence Johnson
Tharre Co Webber
Bath Daily Times
Bath Independent
Frank Purington
Haverhill
Mass
Muriel D. Oliver
Samuel H. Stokes
Frank Talbot
Winnegance
Walbot
Pourto
Winneganers
George Rogers
Frank Perry
Bath Street
Morse Lower
Whited Vine Hill
Lower High Street
Ingalls Place
Pitch Pine Hill
Ralph Merry
Small Point
Ingalls
George T. J. Ingalls
Hallowe’en
Charles KE. Hewitt
Mrs. Hewitt
Richmond
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Talbot to Head Basketball Team in Bath
Talbot, famed Maine athlete, will assemble a fast basketball squad at Bridge Hall Bath. Otis Trant joins Talbot in building a competitive lineup from local talent as repairs progress this month. Games planned in Bath and other Maine towns with potential hall expansion if the season proves self supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Hall
Winneganee
Otis Trant
Bath
Morse Second Team Defeats Morse in Harris Field Football
Columbia Athletic Club defeated Morse High second eleven at Kelly Field 82 to 0. Murray led with three touchdowns, Mullin, Lenox each added one, Smail scored a goal after touchdowns. Substitutes and lineups listed for both teams. Referee Bucklin. Four quarters of ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Capt. McParkard
Safford
Haraden
Farrington
Footer
Stover
Cony
Drennan
Knight
Varris
Austin
Parrington
Day
Brennan
McMann
McFarland
Carr
Dollef
Mann
Lacklin
Dolloff
Syde
Caswell
Cahill
Parris
Gray
Steward
Hewitt
Roderick
Columbia Athletic Club
Kelly Field
Morse High
Husky
Quick
Stannary
Columbia A. C. M. H. S
Urpin
Holmes Dot
Seeds
Higgins
Morton Prout
McLaughin
Stevens A. Doyle
Conway Boomed
E. Doyle
Field Mallaby
M. Norton
Oh Naos
Edo Eey
Columbias
Murray
Mullin
Lenox
Smatl
Columbia A. Cy
Lincoln
Cothran
Breton
Dow
Kennedy
Doyle
Knights
Carter
Norton
Pinkham
Rice
Holmes
Toolhaker
Field
Bucklin
M. WW
Thompson
Hayes
Probing Hayes Death At Public Utilities hearing
The Public Utilities Commission reviewed the electric car death of Peter R. Hayes of Lewiston on Sept. 27 at an Auburn hearing. Miss Lena Robitaille of Sherbrooke testified she and Hayes planned to return to Lewiston after a show when a fast car blinded by headlights struck him. Motorman Auguste Pellerin said the car traveled about 25 mph. he saw only Hayes as it closed to 25 feet and he applied brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter R. Hayes
Lewiston
Bath
Public Utilities Commission
Auburn
Auguste Pellerin
Lena Robitaille
Sherbrooke
P.Q
Trayves
J. 1. Blair
Miss Robitaille
Mr. Hayes
Woolwich Notes Highlight Local Social Drifts
Woolwich notes show residents visiting relatives in Yarmouth Dresden and Sagadahoc Ferry. Peter Sheridan travels to Portland for eye surgery with steady improvement. Trips include Mrs Tibbetts in Dresden Mrs Stott in Porthind and Mrs Wright visiting Woolwich Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Clyde Stott
Porthind
Eva Carlton
Mary Wright
Frank Card
Woolwich Center
Linnet
John
David Linnet
Sagadahoe Ferry
Mrs Hill Honored Before Departure for New Haven
Mrs Scott C Hill was guest of honor at a sewing circle farewell at 30 Trummer Street. She received a sweet grass basket filled with knickknacks as a memento before departing with Mr Hill on the 10 25 train from 1086 High Street for New Haven Conn to winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott C. Hill
First Baptist Church
High Street
New Haven
Research Class Produces Baby Garments for City Hospital
Five members of the Corti Research class worked with Mrs. Clarence Carlton of Woolwich to sew 14 baby dresses 25 bands and one shoulder blanket this week. Materials were provided by the hospital and Mrs. George H. Coombs, Mrs. George Allan, Mrs. Daniel McNeil, Mrs. Etta Pottle and Mrs. Carlton made all garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corti
City Hospital
Clarence Carlton
Woolwich
George H. Coombs
George Allan
Daniel McNeil
Etta Pottle
Carlton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kelsey Field
Augusta
Nufford
Marseone
Footer Caswell
Carron Morse
Tommy Bates
Uarnden
Hamden
Costello Hall
Miss Pearl
Baxters
Sagadahocks
Sion
the Bath Trust Company
Bridge Hall
Center Street
Abraham Singer
Mrs. Hill
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