Brunswick Loses to Millionaires 10 to 2 in Baseball Showdown
Augusta Millionaires defeated Brunswick 10 to 2 on a sunny Thursday afternoon. Carleton pitched well for Brunswick but poor defense and key errors from Hutchingson hurt the locals as Augusta built leads from the first inning through a decisive eighth and ninth. Field and Priest stood out on defense for Brunswick, while Wilson, Morrell and Graves fueled the visitors’ offense with timely hits and Home runs by Abbott and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Delta
Ben Houser
Augusta Millionaires
Brunswick
Den
Carleton
Bath
Coffin
Augusta
Hutchingson
Kincaid
M. Morrell
MecGouldrick
Brisk
Abbott
Groods
Aone
Graves
McKenney
Priest
Maguire
A. Morrell
Tur Pines
Wilson
Kinea‘d
Thatchings
Aillionaires
Hutchings
MD Maguire
Morrell
Hutch
McGouldrick
Bvisk
Sullivan
Field
Weybrant
Trutchings
Cranswick
Iered
Local Guests and Visits Reported Around Dresden
Mrs Maude Wharf and Mrs D Blake man were guests of Mrs John Lilly Tuesday. Miss Florence Collins and Mary Gaffney left Tuesday night for Boston Mattapan and Williamsville for a week visit. Telephones installed at homes of Mars N A Fitch and Mrs A T Perkins. Mrs Bertha Lilly and Alice visiting Mrs Lilly's father M C Oliver at Murphy's Corner. Mr and Mrs Alex Munsey spent Sunday in Wiscasset with Mr and Mrs Fred Grover. N A Fitch weekend guest with family. John Lilly and daughter Helen and friend in Lewiston visiting Mrs Lilly's aunt Mrs Isaac Phuniston. Harry Siegars returned home Saturday after a week with brother Glenwood Siegars at Sagadahoe Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Munsey
Wiscasset
Fred Grover
N. A. Fitch
John Lilly
Helen
Friend
Lewiston
Lilly
Isaac Phuniston
Harry Seigars
Glenwood Siegars
Sagadahoe Ferry
Eleanor
Mona Campbell
Hermin Spinney
Bay Point
Midgard
Austin
Portland
Mars
Joseph Stevens
Sarah Si. Austin
Ilo J. Ol. Blaisdell
Charles Tarr
Richmond
Ralph Brown
Chicago
James Line
Marion Stevens
Bessie Dougherty
C. W. Nocton
Marion
Horace Ritall
Basil McMahan
Ghester
Lloyd Pinkham
Lloyd Dougherty
Mildred Pinkham
Bert Reid
Bertha Lewis
Lulu Rowe
Alice Cromwell
Ruth Crowell
Bessie Drougherty
Frances Leonard
Spencer Lakes
Leona Brooks
Pointand
Plummer
Pleasant Villa
Tva Cromwell
McMahon Island
Henry Skillings
South Portland
J. McFadden
Sarah
J. C. Torton
Longhorne
Elizabeth Cromwell
Woolwich
Goldie Sheridan
Dr. Bronson
New Haven
Conn
J.B. Torton
Grange Hall
Hermiger
New York
J. B. Horton
Sarah Austin
Paul Thompson
Martha
Vassalboro
Oak Grove Seminary
Bert Lewis
Malden
Lewis Cottage
Robert Hodgden
Dorothy Stuart
Frank Heald
Carroll Powers
Charlotte Cook
Bath
Robinson
South School
Alonzo Thibodeau
Woods School
Brown
Mugene Jewett
Lizzie Oliver
Everett Jewett
Frank Morrill
Jorephine Clarrison
Francis
Sallie
Riday
Tevington
N. Dh
George Oliver
Frank Oliver
Popham Beach
Stearns Scott
Scott
Waverly
Alb. Rowe
Earl Pottle
Will Mains
Harold Punt
Nellie Mains
Annie Jones
S. EB. Graves
Everett
Medford
Ida Tooker
Arlington
Mass
Janek Hinckley
Mel
Melvin Cunningham
Brunswick
Sewall Oliver
Vina Kingsbury
Charles Oliver
Augusta Todd
Joseph Bearse
Mainfield
Jos
Thibodeau
Be O M. Rowe
Arthur Rowe
M.rowe
Howard Hunt
Dayton Hunt
Ward Parlin
Mars. Hareld Hunt
Grace Scott
Sella Lawler
Moss Belle Heald
Ocean Point
Dr. Cutler
Leon Oliver
Newburyport
Ida Hooker
Josephine
Rebecca
Alelrose
Lydia Oliver
Everett Higgins
Charles Wilbur
Iva
Robert Thompson
East Orange
N.S
W. OP. Baker
Old Orchard
Allie Bruce
Clary
George Gould
Walia
Tabor
James Stuart
Five Islands
Lizzie Oiver
Waltham
Ralph Reynolds
Eugene Reynolds
Penny
Alvah Reynolds
Gardiner
Augusta
Coopers Mills
Togus
David Hinckley
John B. Oliver
Hollis Webster
Lexington
Sagadaloe Bay
Green Bound Over After Street Fight Incident
Green pleaded guilty to assault and interference with an officer after surrendering to police. He was arraigned before Judge John J. Keegan and bound over to the October session of Saga dahee county grand jury in 100 dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Fr. Green
Winter
Washington Streets
John J. Keegan
John Place
Green
Sagadahee County
Five Islands Grange Picnic Highlights Labor Day
The annual Five Islands Grange picnic at Little River drew a large crowd on Labor Day with winners in potato race and running events named Norma Lewis Marion Stevens Chester Pinkham James O'Brien Clarence McMahan and others. A clam bake and bathing enjoyed by attendees followed by library donations from Miss M J Butland and Mrs Brown plus gifts from members supported community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Little River
Sumner Maine
Norma Lewis
Marion Stevens
Chester Pinkham
Clarence McMahan
James O'Brien
Clarency McMahan
M. J. Butland
Mattapan
Miass
Brown
Augusta
Nehemiah Boynton
Grange Hall
George Yeo
Robert Oliver
Bath
Helen Phuimmer
Dixie
Gloucester
George Th. Rowe
Porth
Sunshine Circle
Carrie Steald
James Ty McMahan
Azuba Molland
Miss Luce
Kennebec Navigation Co Timetable Notes in Bath Maine
The notice details schedule departures: leaves Bath for Boston on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays at 7:00 p m. Special trips from Bath on Saturdays at 6:30 a m. Boston to Bath departures on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays at 6:00 p m. Also mentions services on Sundays at 5:30 a m and 10:00 a m daily, with daily except Sundays at 3:00 p m. Send for timetable and information from Publicity Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Boston
Sunars
Exploding Prices in Bath Prompt Merchant Explanation
A Bath resident urges local merchants to explain why Bath retail prices for haddock and other goods run well above Boston rates. He cites Boston ads, notes higher Bath costs, and suggests unemployed residents could help reduce prices by working with merchants to lower margins. He asks for a public accounting from local traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent
Times
Boston Herald
Boston
Haddock
The
Independent
Bath
Topsham
Bowdeinham
Richmond
Brunswick
Auburn
Lewiston
Augusta
Ac FY Austin
Westport News Briefs: Residents, Visitors Depart and Local Bridge Rebuilds
Westport residents and visitors are listed by town and relation in a series of social notes. Families from Woburn Perth Amboy Poughkeepsie Winthrop Andover Malden and Medford are mentioned as returning home or visiting, with several weekend guests at local cottages. The piece notes school openings Miss Cyr leaving a position abroad and the Mill Pond bridge rebuilding beginning at Heal's upper mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jameson
Woburn
Mass
Annie
A. A. Pierce
A. Hl. Pierce
Perth Amboy
John Pierce
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Ernest Pierce
Winthrop
Vierce
Fred Ladd
Frederic
Andover
Sumner
Longcove
Liama Sanborn
Thelma
Walter
Erlon
Erlon, Jr
Woodfords
Charles Stewart
Harriet
Presque Isle
Ida Beals
Florence
Adeline McFadden
Miadel Heal
Harold
Hodgdon
Brockton
Westport
Paul P. Tilton
Hilton
Mosher Divorce Granted After Desertion in Cumberland Court
Mrs. Alice M. Mosher of Portland formerly Cumberland County receives a divorce from Roy N. Mosher of Bowdoinham after a Tuesday hearing before Judge Sanborn. They wed in Portland on March 20, 1910, with desertion cited as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Mosher
Portland
Cumberland
Sanborn
Cumberland County Superior Court
Roy N
Social event in Georgetown vestry and town updates
A Georgetown vestry benefit featured duets by Dorothy Stuart and Mrs Frank Heald and a reading by Mrs Carroll Powers. The town notes report numerous visits, guests, and travel among residents, with summers spent at cottages, trips to Bath, Portland, and Sagadahoc Bay, plus school openings and local motor trips.
Maine fruit crops show fairly well this year
Maine apples face drought and heavy drop reducing expected yield to about 60 percent of a full crop in major counties. Per county estimates cite Somerset 38, Waldo 38, Penobscot 34, Knox and Lincoln 30, Kennebec 70, and others around mid to high sixties.
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Maine
Somerset
Waldo
Penobscot ST
Knox
Lincoln
Kennebec
Wiscataquis
York
Franklin
Cumberland
Oxford
Androscoggin
Ben Davis
Spies
Washington County
Morse High announces student start times and class schedule
The notice outlines Monday openings with freshmen reporting Tuesday at 10 and upper classes on Monday and Wednesday. details include noon recess at 1 52 and afternoon session times. It also mentions staff and a funeral party involving Arlington residents and Mrs. Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Everyberdy
Mey
Burial Services of Beatrice M. Sampson
Body of Beatrice M. Sampson who died in Arlington Massachusetts Monday was brought here yesterday and buried in a local cemetery. Rev O W Folsom officiated at a committal service with Mr and Mrs Wil- participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia M. Hitch
Louise Hatch
Timltnd Stevenson
Arlington
Lexington
Musss
Mary Simith
C. A. J. Sampson
Daoth
Hatch Jone
Beatrice M. Sampson
Mass
O. W. Folsom
Mas. Wil
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Delta
Augusta Poe Ibrisk
Oboe Ab
Rich Fe
Ui A. Morrell
Auencos
Ginives
Cf Ce
Rene A
Ay M. Morrell
Pwena
Brunswick Sullivan
Paiement
Laura
Stuart
Optometrist
Front St
Beaver
U.L. Farnham Co, Inc
Dresden
Commonwealth Hotel
Bowdoin Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Hotel Avery
Avery Street
Bostonith and
Morse Bros. Managing Directors
F. S. Curtis
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Ctil N. E
Liberty Street
Howard
Octave Breton
New Method
Front Street
Nequasset
Fred Bailey
Maurice Heathorne
John Wright
Frank A. Liodgdon
Jack Shaw
Fred Baker
Kennebec Navigation Company
Rockland
Boothbay
Publicity Department
Kelley, Spear Co
Mill Pond
Heal’s Upper Mill
Georgetown
Schoos
Kaynee
Coune
John J. Desmond
Morse High
Castor
Liae
Samuel Otcher
BNE
Gastoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
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