Gardiner High blanked Morse High 26–0 at Quimby Field
Gardiner High defeated Morse High 26 to 0 on Saturday at Quimby Field. Gardiner controlled the first half scoring 20 points while Morse rallied briefly after the break, but Gardiner held on to finish with the shutout. Lyden Sullivan and Fitzgerald starred for Morse, while Cusick Hill and J. Hickey led Gardiner.
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Gardiner High
Morse
Quimby
Gardiner
Cass
Sagar
Cusick
F. Hickey
Miller
Sullivan
Lyden
Fitzgerald
Hill
J. Hickey
Jameson
le Re
Attaya Gorton
le J. Hickey
Lyden Sawyer
Deering Hill
Pickard
Irg
Jackson Mansir
Rg Cook
Lowe Jenkins
Re le
Pinkham Littlefield
Cass Simons
Gower
Miller Sager
Ibb
Talbot
Morsey
Littlefield
Hickey
O’brien
Cobb
Liinesmen
McPhee
Swift
Corliss Scouts Defeat Boothbay 6–0 in Slim Victory
Corliss Scouts win 6 to 0 over Boothbay as Hunt scores the touchdown and Holbrook adds a 20 yard run near a forward pass. Captain Murray suffers a knee wrenched in quarter one but leads team to victory with pep. lineup includes Knight Jewett Dunning Elliot Knight Miller McKown Anowden Murray Humes Burns Grover Blake Shortie.
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Corliss
Boothbay
Hunt
Holbrook
Murray
Corliss St. Boothbay Knight
Marr Jewett
Rt Rt
Dunning Elliot
Knight Miller
McKown
B. Anowden
McHuffe I. Snowden
Stevens Divlbrook
L l
Miller Murray
Humes Burns
Grover Abhee
Blake Hunt
Shortie
Rothchilds
Whiskers
Pretty Wedding at the North End Saturday
Cornelia Christine Parris and Daniel LeRoy Lord wed in a single ring ceremony at the Parris home on upper Washington Street. Rev. Kewley officiated as Bertha Wood and John Perry served as attendants. The bride, Morse High School 1911 graduate, wore a blue travelling suit and black velvet hat, carried roses. A reception followed, with out of town guests C. A. Parris of Brockton and Albert Colby of Gardiner.
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Edward Parris
Washington St
Cornelia Christine
Daniel LeRoy Lord
Bertha Wood
John Perry
Kewley
Morse High School
Upper Washington Street
C. A. Parris
Brockton
Mass
Albert Colby
Gardiner, Me
Pinklets Laxative Promises Relief for Constipation
An ad describes Pinklets as a post meal laxative to ease constipation and indigestion by restoring digestive health. It claims the granules clear waste, prevent congestion, and improve appetite with persistent use. Readers are urged to request a free booklet and sample from Dr Williams Medicine Co or buy a 25 cent bottle locally.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
95th Birthday of Obediah Trask in Winneganee
Obediah Trask of Winneganee quietly marked his 95th birthday on Monday. A native of Edgecomb and former mill owner, he lived most of his life in Winneganee and served seven years on the city council. He helped found the Winneganee church and bought pews with partners, paying $130 for his own. He is the last of eight siblings and has a son Charles and daughter Nannie, a local schoolteacher.
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Obediah Trask
Winnegance
Mr. Trask
Edgecomb
William and
Nancy Trask
Winneganee
Frederick L. Parks
Reuben S. Hunt
Charles
Nannie Trask
Contracts Awarded for Ward One School Building
The Joint Special committee of the City Council and School Board awarded bids for the Ward One school. John W. Burrowes of Portland won general construction at 15385 dollars, Harry M. Huse secured heating for 1444 dollars, and O M Redson will handle plumbing for 886 dollars. Total project cost 17715 dollars. Foundation work starts next week with occupancy planned for the first of next June. Sixteen bidders were reported.
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John W. Burrowes
Portland
Harry M. Huse
O. M. Redson
Treasure Hunt Wagers On Viking Grave Dig In Green Island
A Green Island wagered treasure hunt will try to unearth the Viking’s Grave contents this Saturday night. Nathan Witham of Witham Bros. bets $100 the diggers will not go below six feet or work in teams after dark. Local legend recalls Captain Kidd gold on Popham Beach guarded by spirits, a storm thwarting previous attempts.
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Rockland Courier Gazette
Green Island
Nathan Witham
Witham Bros
Witham
Popham
Alf
Our Own People Town News Roundup of Local Visits
Joseph M. Trott returns from Boston business trip while Mrs. Alfred Hinckley and others travel to Boston. Whitefield’s Loring H. Ford visits Bath, and George M. Hagar of Boston conducts real estate business here. Morin attends Congress of Clinical Surgeons in Boston. Navy yard workers Foley and Gowell return from Kittery. Local families visit relatives, travel, or attend events in Rockland, Portland, Boothbay Harbor, and Seattle. Alderman Jackson reports Pacific coast expositions. Capt Perry sails Perth Amboy for winter.
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Joseph M. Trott
Boston
Alfred Hinckley
Loring H. Ford
Whitefield
Bath
George D. Cutting
Waterville
George M. Hagar
H. A. Morin
Congress of Clinical Surgeons
William E. Foley
H. A. Gowell
Kittery Navy Yard
A. M. Cutler
Rockland
Harry Fisk
Pejepscot Paper Co
Diunlap Commandery
K. T
Brunswick
John Paul
Camden
H. T. Stevens
Stowers
Portland
Searsport
H. H. Grants
George F. Jackson
Pacific Coast
Gilbert Perry
Perth Amboy
Boothbay Harbor
Milford Oliver
David Heal
Elm St
Woolwich
Local Travel Notes and Health Adverts
Local travel notes record many residents visiting relatives in Boston Somerville Bangor and Portland with various returns to Bath Camden and Augusta. An unusual health ad endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a Toledo company notice.
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W. Gleason
Hall
Band Cheney & CO
Toledo
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Woodrow Wilson 1915
President Wilson proclaims Thanksgiving for November 25 1915. He notes war pressures and divine providence guiding a year of peace and abundant crops, urging nationwide prayer and abstinence from work. The proclamation is signed by Woodrow Wilson and Secretary Robert Lansing in Washington.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
United States
Washington
Robert Lansing
Rescript in Sagadahoc case Coombs versus Hogan
In the Sagadahoc case Ver son D. Coombs v James E Hogan executor the court discusses whether an executor may be sued and held to resemble the executor, the estate being in the executor’s hands. The court finds the executor is the proper defendant and remands the case for trial.
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Sagadahoc
Verson D. Coombs
James E. Hogan
Notice of final account in Sagadahoc Probate
In Sagadahoc county Bath on the second Tuesday of October 1915 George E. Hughes executor of Susan M. Hughes estate presents his first and final account for allowance. He is ordered to publish in Bath Independent for three weeks inviting all interested to appear November first at nine o clock to show cause why allowance should not be given. Judge James S. Lowell. Attest Cyrus W. LongleyRegister.
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Spear
Verson OD. Coombs
Hannah B. Hogan
Bath
Sagadahoc
Maine
James E. Hogan
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Lisi
George E. Hughes
Susan M. Hughes
James S. Lowell
Flora E. Maxwell
Charles P. Maxwell
Bowdoin
Path Independent
James 8
Lowell
Pro Flora E Maxwell final account in Maxwell estate
In Sagadahoc County a court allows the first and final account of the estate of Charles P Maxwell late of Bowdoin with executrix Pro Flora E Maxwell. The order lists James B Lowell and Cyrus W Longley as attendants.
Administratrix Notice for Christena Mac Donald Estate
The administratrix of Christena Mac Donald late of Bath Sagadahoc County Maine announces her appointment and bond. All persons with claims against the estate must present them for settlement and all debts should be paid promptly as required by law.
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Christena MacDonald
Bath
Maine
Sagadahoc
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