Morse High Triumph Grips Hallowell In 7-6 Classic
Morse High defeated Hallowell 7-6 at Kelley Field after a dramatic 91 yard drive in the final minutes. Newell Wilson scored the winning touchdown and the successful Statue of Liberty play for the extra point as Morse rallied from a 6-0 deficit with four minutes left. Captain Harold McElman and Ernie Sarkis starred for Morse in a hard fought Bath newspaper clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Hallowell
Kelley Field
Bath
Rockland
Morse
Newell Wilson
Statue of Liberty
Capt
Harold McElman
Wilson
Sarkis
McElman II
Ernie Sarkis
Capt. McElman
Jones
Colby
McElman
Parks
N. Wilson
Tarzan L‘gard
Bettison
Bettison Stars II
Betts” Bettison
Bath horse Red Fern charms Boston show crowd
Red Fern a nine year old five gaited cackle horse owned by Judge Arthur J. Dunton, shown at the Boston Horse Show opening Tuesday at Boston Garden. Sired by Rex Prince Dare, he counts Rhodendson among offspring. Kentucky bred, Red Fern was purchased in Kentucky two years ago. Show runs through Saturday with entries from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Fern
Arthur J. Dunton
Boston
Hallowell Morse Battle Highlights Late Touchdowns
Hallowell tackle play dominated by McElman Sarkis and Coombs for Morse as McElman scores and Bettison plus Wilson convert touchdowns. Substitutions include Burns for Trial and Jones for Wingate with Colby and Main also exchanging. Referee Mahan Springfield Umpire Krigger Colby Linesman Dunnack. Time 4-10s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell
Morse
McElman
Sarkis
Coombs
Hallowell Morse
Fee
Colby Dpopgmo
Coombs Cole Alia Eter Ein
Grindell Thommay
Fei
Stinson Basthoay
Atwood Wiinsslo
Eesetee
Legard
Eneernn
Parks Bovusomeod
Rte Gb
Chaney Beurphiy
Wilson
H. McElman
Bettison
Burns
Jones
Wingate
Johnson
Main
Colby
Huse
Bates
Mahan
Springfield
Krigger
University of Maine
Dunnack
Flint Munsey Wedding Solemnized at Grace Episcopal
Albert W. Flint wed Marguerite Munsey in Grace Episcopal church with immediate family present. The bride wore Spanish tiles and point lace, carried bride's roses. maid of honor Louise Holbrook and bridesmaid Sadie Savage wore coordinated gowns. Groom's attendants included Mr. Holbrook and Mr. Savage. Post ceremony, couple to Maryland for a brief honeymoon, with a parish reception planned after their return on Oct. 31 for about one hundred invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Flint
Marguerite Munsey
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Louise Holbrook
Sadie Savage
Flint
Warren C. Munsey
Union Court
Morse High School
Mr. Flint
George F. Flint
Dover
N. H
Calais Academy
Bath motorists enjoy rides as Maine roads improve
Bath drivers praise autumn drives along developing routes in Woolwich Hatch Corners Cedar Grove and Gardiner Wiscasset. New highway work north of the Dresden line and the Maine Kennebec bridge between Richmond and Dresden attract visitors and boost tolls with $449.70 the first week and $326.55 the second. In time Bath hopes for broader, better road access around the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Woolwich
Dresden
Hatch’s Corner
Cedar Grove
Gardiner-Wiscasset
Gardiner
Augusta
Wiscasset
Maine
Maine-Kennebec
Richmond
Colin S. Wakefield
Death of Herman McFadden longtime Georgetown resident
Herman McFadden aged 44 a lifelong Georgetown resident died Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Clara E Hinckley Five Islands after a long illness He was a native of Five Islands and well known as a cook until illness prevented him from pursuing this work The funeral will be held Thursday at one oclock at Mrs Hinckleys home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman McFadden
Georgetown
Clara E. Hinckley
Five Islands
Case continued in murder of Woolwich road crash case
State vs. Sherwood Baker remains on appeal as the reckless driving case is continued to January term due to the death of Edward A Bridgham the defense attorney's father. The incident occurred on the Woolwich Wiscasset road on Saturday night September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Sherwood Baker
Woolwich-Wiscasset
Superior Court
Edward A Bridgham
Dieense
Baxter attacks Maine Administrative Code in referendum
Percival Baxter the Maine governor from 1921 to 1925 denounces the Administrative Code as unwise and expensive urging voters to reject the measure in the November 9 referendum. He claims misquotations from his 1923 speech mislead the public and warns that the code would raise costs and create costly new high salary positions. He decries the survey and Cole report as misrepresentative and attacks the governor’s power and the plan for a state purchasing agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival P. Baxter
Maine
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Augusta
Baxter
Cole Legislative Committee
Cole
National Institute of Public Administration of New York
Spelman Foundation of New York
William Tudor Gardiner
Gardiner
State Highway Department
Mairne
Phippsburg Town Notes Touch Many Local Events
Phippsburg residents attend Portland Teacher's Convention. Bath visitors, camp weekends, and shopping trips are listed alongside farm bureau plans and local personalities. A long town-meeting style summary highlights community life, birthdays, construction work, and notable locals in and around Bath and Winnegance.
Needlework Guild Holds Bath Annual Meeting
The Bath branch of the Needlework Guild met at Mrs. Arthur Sewall IId on Washington Street with many directors present. Mrs. Sewall was elected president succeeding the late Mrs. Harold M. Sewall. Officers reelected were Miss Martha Foote vice president Miss Elizabeth Moses treasurer and Miss Mary F Gibbons secretary. November 5 was set for delivering garments to Red Cross rooms and members were urged to contribute at their director's home before that date. Talks by Mrs. Arthur Crockett and Mrs. Ruth Henry highlighted the Guilds Red Cross partnership and anticipated heavy winter needs for stockings bloomers union suits baby blankets and other garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Spencer
Popham School
Lena Oliver
Portland
OC. W. Rogers
C. A. Peaslee
Rosa Brown
Bath
Sawyer
Welter Libby
Meadowbrook
James E. Perry
T. C
Grace Morse
Washington Street
Dromore Farm Bureau
Topsham Grange Hall
Martin Wyman
Wilbur
Emily Wyman
Belgrade
Arthur Cottle
N. W. Eaton
Sabattus
Fred Oliver
Lena
Edwin Jackson
Waterville
W. R. Bowker
F. S. Sawyer
George Ingalls
Ernest Rogers
Omar Perry
Winnegance
Augusta Campbell
Durwood
Charles Wyman
Clinton Beals
John G. Morse & Sons
Winneganee
George Beals
Nelson Heald
Nathaniel Morse
William Bowie
Small Point
Etta Bartlett
Ashdale
A. F. Williams
John Williams
J. E. Warren
Buckfield
Abbie
Charles Lee
Eby
Basin
Drake
Beals
Aretha Campbell
Eva Rogers
Metcalf
Miss Dickinson
Gladys Isging
Farm Bureau
Topsham
The
Needlework Guild
Arthur Sewall
Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Martha Foote
Elizabeth Moses
Mary F. Gibbons
Red Cross
Arthur Crockett
American Red Cross
Ruth Henry
Mrs Sonia and daughter return to Boston after visit
Mrs George Sonia and her daughter Elizabeth arrived back in Boston on Tuesday following a visit with Mrs John E Sonia on Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sonia
Elizabeth
Boston
John E. Sonia
Beacon Street
Bates on Trial for Manslaughter Ends Testimony
In Sagadahoc Superior Court Elbert M. Bates 63 faced jurors as his direct testimony closed after detailing a July 2 interview in Richmond selectmen’s office. The trial over Dora Bearisto’s death continued with Judge Fisher to deliver the charge after a 2 p.m. recess and a brief State rebuttal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert M. Bates
Richmond
Dora Bearisto
William H. Fisher
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Gardiner
Selectmen’s Office
Testimony Reveals Bates Admission Of Past Abortion
The jury heard Bates admit a 25 year old abortion, with Judge Goodspeed noting Bates has since tried to go straight while Tarr faced questions about his own truthfulness. Richmond testified Tarr claimed a friend had a girl in trouble.
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Bates
Ingalls
Eugene Cloutier
Attorney General's Department
Charles W. Messenger
Cloutier
Kennette
Ranger Inn
Jesse L. Tarr
Swan Island
Bearista
Goodspeed
Tarr
Bearisto
Hebbard
Annie Cunningham
Augusta
Joseph E. Bearisto
Robert
Messenger
Patrick Muise
Bath
Bobby
Eugene C. R. Fpuxa
Thelma Doyon
Ings E. Hatfield
Edith Hatfield
Randlette
Hatfield
Rancilette
Richmond
Board of Selectmen
Fire Department
Eugene C. R. Fuxa
Fox Farm
John P. Breen
Lewiston
Alice J. Tarr
Richmond court hears Bates Tarr abortion case testimony
The Sagadahoc Superior Court scenes include Elbert Bates and Jesse Tarr facing jurors as testimony unfolds on the death of Dora Bearisto. Witnesses describe the plan of Bates to perform an abortion, Tarr arranging meetings, and a sequence of corroborating statements and cross examinations as prosecutors lay out the case.
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Frere Service
Ee R. Sto Oy
Antelephone
New Bridge
Phippsburg
Cunningham
Fisher
Buxton Medicine Co
Abbot Village
Sagadahoc
Dora F. Bearisto
Joseph R. Oliver
William R. Donnell
John L. Jack
James F. Meserve
Wilbur L. Hunter
William Bailey
West Bath
Hyde Windlass Co
Winfield L. Ham
Fred A. Curtis
Eben Baker
Frank M. Lemont
Otty Steen
Arrowsie
E. E. Sylvester
Bowdeinham
Harold Ward
Justus R. Ripley
Harry A. Rackley
Arrowsic
Gilbert Standish
Dale
Ralph O. Dale
Clement F. Robinson
Selectmen's
Albert Henderson
Ralph Ingalls
Selectmen
Selectmen’s
Harry L. Stilphen
Harry F. Morin
Gray
Bowdoinham
Muise
Bearistos
Morin
Bearisto Home
Joseph E. Bearisio
Prince Edward Island
Stilphen
Dora
Popham Beach
County of Sagadahoc
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