Bath Baseball Teams Record Told In Figures At Banquet
The Bath baseball team held a complimentary reception and banquet at New Ivon House hosted by Managers Boardman and McNeil. Boardman reviewed the season’s work and presented statistics led by Dague Kenniston and M Oliver, with details on runs, hits, and fielding among infielders and base stealers. A roster of attendees included Char lie Knights, Myron McNeil, John Murray, Roy Oliver, Eddie Kenniston, Jerry Sullivan, and many others.
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BATH
New Ivon House
Board Man
McNeil
Boardman
Sandford Desjardins
Niston
M. Oliver
Sullivan
Kenniston
Dargue
Bragdon
Fields
Murray
Charlie Knights
Myron McNeil
John Murray
Roy Oliver
Eddie Kenniston
Bath Water District mains pass annual inspection report
Diver Scott Tibbetts completed his yearly inspection of water mains in the Bath Water District along the Kennebec River on Monday. After two weeks of testing, both mains were found in extra good condition with no indication the second main was inferior to the first.
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Scott Tibbetts
Bath Water District
Kennebe River
Accidents Strike Workers at Texas and Hyde Windlass
Saturday multiple injuries were reported among workers. John Miller at the Texas yard cut his right thigh with a jackknife and received stitches from Dr. Fuller. Louis Arsenault, also at the Texas plant, required medical care for a foot infection from steel. Nichols Tamarchias of Hyde Windlass had eye infections and was laid off. W. Oakes of Bath Iron Works sought treatment for an eye injury. Scott Cressey of Hyde Windlass was hurt unloading a car when a heavy bag burst, injuring his face and eyes but improving after cold applications.
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John Miller
Texas Yard
Fuller
Louis Arsenault
Texas
Nichols Tamarchias
Hyde Windlass Company
W. Oakes
Bath Iron Works
Scott Cressey
Hyde Windlass
Kenniston Family Mourns Elder Seafaring Captain
Capt. E. L. Kenniston of Boothbay died in West Washington Missouri at 82 years old after a life at sea based out of Rockland. He commanded large sailing vessels and leaves a brother David M. Kenniston of Warren. Also noted is Capt. J. Ross Kenniston turning eighty.
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J. Ross Kenniston
Boothbay
West Washington
Kenniston
E. L. Kenniston
Rockland
David M. Kenniston
Warren
Pressday Fray Ends in Presses Misfire and Mayhem
A chaotic pressday in Ada Oklahoma described with crew shouting and ink spots flying. The Ada Democrat notes the foreman and staff cussing amid misfed forms and a hurried attempt to fix a date mistake before the paper rolls. A separate report covers the funeral of James H. Kenerson and the torpedo boat destroyer Drayton visiting Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drayton
Bath Iron Works
What Causes Colds Some of the Usual Reasons
The article explains colds as congestion from low vitality. Drafts and exposure do not cause a cold if organs stay active, but poor stomach liver and circulation raise susceptibility. It promotes L. F. Atwood's Medicine Co. remedy to prevent and ward off colds, with a 35 cent bottle available locally or via free sample request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F.” Atwood
SL. F.” Medicine Co
Portland
Park Bowling League First Round Schedule
The Park Bowling League releases the first round schedule with matchups across dates from October 16 to November 17. Matches include Athletics versus Texacos, H W versus Swastikas, Redmen versus Loftsmen, Woodmen versus Eurekas, and several others across weekdays and weekends.
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Athletics
Texacos
H. W
Swastikas
Redmen
Loftsmen
Woodmen
Eurekas
Loft
Local Jottings From Bath Area Church Activities and Town News
Local notes report church groups hosting sales and meetings at Winter Street, Central Church, and Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge. Individuals include Agnes Humphreys, Rev Allen Brown, Mrs Fred Bowie, Miss Marion Dain, and Mrs Emma Jacobs. Also covered are property transfers, Y M C A planning, a Sunday School convention, dairy show travel, and a car crash near Keene's Corner with injuries.
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Winter Street
Brooks
New York
Buenos Aires
Queen Esther
League of Central Church
Agnes Humphreys
Allen Brown
Rumford Falls
Boothbay
Baker’s Island
Edgecomb
Beacon St. S. S
Fred Bowie
Marion Dain
Waterville
Doris Shepard
Myrtle Harrison
John McKeiver
Emma F. Jacobs
Ida L. O. Barton
Percy
Howard Nash
Keene’s Corner
Green Depot
Ellie Osier
Auburn
Annie Storah
Wollaston
Central Maine Hospital
Osier
Harry Schumann
Dean's Regulars Laxatives Promoted Nationwide
Advertisement claims mild laxative relief with Dean's Regulars and prices at 265c at all drug stores, signaling broad distribution and consumer demand for gentle bowel results.
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Dean
Morse High Defeated by Portland in Hard fought 25–0
Morse High football lost to Portland High 25 to 0 in a hard fought game played in Portland. Morse showed solid line play as Sailors Jeremiah Weeman and Walsh scored touchdowns for Portland. The Bath team battled hard but could not overcome Portland's early two touchdowns and strong defense.
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Morse High
Portland
Portland High
Bath
Seal
Portland Morse
Erwood
Niles
Attaya Mogg Sen Rt
McDonald Sherman
Flaherty
Deering Myers
McCarthy
Cook Schonland
Pickard
Deering Paynes
Tee Ache
Jewett Conley
Holbrook Walsh
Ah Pam Wes
Lyden Weemane
Ashiest
Coss Tamer
Miller Merrilfle
Aes
Sien
W. F. Howe
Thomas Kelley
Weeman
Walsh
Woolwich Agricultural Fair nets two hundred dollars
A local report notes the Woolwich Agricultural Fair raised 200 dollars with light expenses. Updates mention Mrs. Annie S. Rogers returning from a visit to Wiscasset, Grace Church services resuming Oct 22, and various townspeople traveling or visiting, including Miss Arianna Kelley’s portrait for the State House and the steamers Massachusetts and Bunker Hill heading to winter quarters. Fire damaged the Fred Carey residence in East Brunswick but was contained with insurance coverage provided by Brunswick Farmers’ Co and Walter S. Russell agency.
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Woolwich
Annie S. Rogers
Ella Young
New York
Louis Easley
Mr. Clements
the Worlds Film Co
William H. Black
Nashua
N. H
Perth Amboy
Perth Ambo Drvrack de
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Boston
Cape Cod Canal
W. F. Osborne
Davis
Bath Iron Works
Osborne
Charlestown Navy Yard
Pensacola
Fla
Panama
Torpedo Boat
Horatio G. Foss
Maine Central Wharf
Eight At Home In Baths Family Of Fred A Bowie
The Bowie family of Bath includes eight children living with Mr and Mrs Fred A Bowie at 2¢ Drummond Street Their nine children include Everett D Rolvin H Harry L Beeste J Marion D Ethel G Gertude M Ethel C and Alice M Everet D 27 is married and visiting with his wife in Malden Mass The Bowies are natives of Durham born Jan 17 1865 and May 19 1868 respectively The couple married Dec 17 1887 Their household has deep local roots and the clan gathered for a family photo session.
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Fred A. Bowie
Drummond
Local residents and visitors listed in Bath area notes
Social updates show H. M. Jewett visiting town and several residents traveling to Portland Boston North Conway Lynn and Richmond In Bath Rae of shipyard ties James Farnham named chief of the Pejepscot with other local movements and health notes among city families and officials
Nervous disorders warned and tonic recommended
Shaky nerves signal potential breakdowns and call for care in diet and a nerving tonic. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to strengthen nerves and tone the system, with home treatment guidance and a free diet book upon request from Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Carried a Gallon In Municipal Court Under New Liquor Plan
A man carrying one gallon of whiskey was found guilty of illegal transportation after alighting on Front Street from an electric car. He paid a $50 fine plus costs, with 69 days in jail if default, later pleading guilty and having sentence suspended for six months by Sheriff Oliver. The Bath and Brunswick electric line is under patrol to curb liquor entering town.
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Oliver
Front St
Bath and Brunswick
Local Notes From Gardiner to Rumford and Boston
W B Berry of Gardiner visited town on Monday. Ruth Adams visits Waldoboro this week. Mrs A F Carrigan and daughter Goldie return to Rumford after visiting Annie Gallant Willow St. J F Cartwright USN ordered from Newport to Rhode Island on Nov 11. L P Kenney of N E Telephone Co leaves for two weeks in Brooks. Ralph Dunton covers his duties in his absence. A M Tolman returns to Falmouth Foreside after staying with Robert Ramsay Lincoln St. Miss C T Foss returns to Boston after summering on New Meadows. Capt W A Small of Kennebec Towing Co. celebrates birth of daughter Edith Gertrude.
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W. B. Berry
Gardiner
Ruth Adams
Waldoboro
A. F. Carrigan
Goldie
Rumford
Annie Gallant
Willow St
J. F., Cartwright
U.S.N
Newport
Rhode Island
L. P. Kenney
N. E. Telephone Co
Brooks
Ralph Dunton
A. M. Tolman
Falmouth
Robert Ramsay
Lincoln St
C. T. Foss
New Meadows
Boston
W. A. Small
Kennebec Towing Co
Goddard St
Edith Gertrude
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Broad Cure
A newspaper advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming it cures all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward if any case remains uncured and urges readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo.
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Leairn
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Ken
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Knight
Martin
R. Oliver
Stover
Fitzgerald
Cutting
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Burns
P.C McNeil Ee
Woodcock A
Tibbetts
James Young
Lizzie J. Call
Bridgeport
Cussin
Jack Mills
Ada
I. T
James H. Kennerson
Eugene Mitchell
Upper
Washington St
M. HS
Bui
H. A. Plummer
William T. Haines
State House
Arianna Kelley
H. M. Jewett
Bessie Murray
Annie Mahaney
N. B. Corthell
Napoleon
Richmond
Katherine E. Frates
North Conway
Lynn
James Fraser
Texas Steamship Co
Frank B. Miller
Waldobo Tro, Me
James Jewett
Charles H. Jordan
Lockery
Jacobs
C. W. Fisher
Alice C. Smith
Julia Watson
L. F. Hart
Raymond
Frank Hart
Vine St
Nathaniel Sprague
James Farnham
R. W. Bragg
Thomas Black
John Taylor
John Burkhardt
L. H. Putnam
Delmar Bates
Bragg
Moose Pond
Mr. Eisman
Cox's Head
J. H. Madden
Madden
Hugh T. Madden
Portland Argus
James E. Hewey
U. S. District Court
Alfred
Hewey
Frank Fellows
William Brimstein
Lisbon Falls
Rangeley Lakes
D. E. Kelley
Fidelity Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Company SE
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Peace Archan
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