Paddock Wins at Lily Pond Winter Horse Races
In Bath, Maxwell Patch ridden by George Quint won Class A over Maxwell Patch’s rival. Constantinus Jr owned by Daniel Page swept Class B straight heats. Volo Wilkes owned by Dr Maxwell Powers won two Class C firsts on an ice track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and County
Lily Pond
Maxwell Powers
Pansy B
George Quint
Topsham
Maxwell Patch
Constantinus
Daniel Page
Volo. Wilkes
Park Bowling League Standings Shuffle Top Tier Shifts
Park Bowling League last week saw one switch in the standings with F Wihaldah taking first place by a clear margin as Moose and B I W contest second. The Orioles hold first in the second division as official standings list the full results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Aka
Knights of Columbus
Péitte
Wihaldah
Moose
B.I.W
Orioles
Gus Hill Musical Show Set For Bath Opera House Run
Local jottings note Gus Hill presents Bringing Up Father with a large cast and scenery carload for an early Bath Opera House date. The piece features a strong chorus and promises a lively stage show amid town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hill
Bath Opera House
Curtis
John B. Madigan
Houston
Arthur M. Spear
Gardiner
Supreme Court
Berry Duo Performs At Wesley Church Recital Night
Benjamin E. Berry and Viola Van Orden Berry of New York headlined a Monday recital at Wesley M. B. Church. The program featured solo and duet pieces including Barcarolle, Ecstasy, Carmen arias, Some Day a Voice Is Calling, My Laddie, Love and Springtime, and Star of My Life among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrys
Wesley Church
Wesley M. B. Church
Benjamin E. Berry
Viola van Orden Berry
New York
Dews
Buck
Mahree
Olcott-Bell
Metcalf
Mr. Berry
Thayer
Harold
Corliss
Berry
Maying
Nevin
Mrs. Berry
Cold morning data from Popham Beach and city streets
The report notes subzero readings at Center Street hill and near Water and Center Street despite above zero at Popham Beach north wind. It mentions a special excursion rate to Portland for a Symphony Concert at City Hall and a religious drive urging residents to keep up church attendance. Judge Keegan handled three drunks with sentences to the workhouse and term restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Center St. Hill
Center St. Corner
The
Mercury
Maine Central
Portland
City Hall
Maine
Keegan
Freeport crew aids E A Brown with 20 hp traction unit
WEST BATH A B Weston and eight men press hay for E A Brown using a 20 horsepower traction machine brought over from Freeport. The crew boarded with Mrs Brown and left Thursday for Lisbon Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Weston
Freeport
E. A. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Lisbon
Thomas Dunham
Lewiston
Fred Larrabee
Dora Austin
Minnie Mayberry
Hannigen
Osmar Higgins
Josie Winter
Gertrude Payson
Amherst
N. H
J. J. Fowler
M. A. Gowen
Woolwich
Winter Farm
Lloyd Bates
Albany
N. Y
Hudson
Charles A. Foote
Boston
Campbell’s Pond
J. M. Lemont
Maine Sports Roundup and Red Cross Appointments
Morse High School and Deering High School basketball games highlight a busy Maine week. Morse boys and Deering girls split a 12 10 win for Deering with Morse showing skill. water power notes crown Maine third in the nation led by New York at Niagara Falls. Red Cross board reappointments include Osgood McCorville Booth Hanson Looney Sewall with Curtis as ex officio president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yard
Maine
Wassits
Auburn
White Bears
W. E. Barrows
Bailey School of Industries
State of
United States
New York
Niagara Falls
Morse
Y.M. C.A
Joe Coss
Leyden
Jewett
Holbrook Sullivan
Given
Douglass
Attaya
Albee
Pinkham
Talbot
Pickford
Warren
Mason
Bowker
Low
Bowdoin
Morton Young
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Bath Resident
Bath resident Mrs. F. M. Purrington praises Doan's Kidney Pills as the best kidney medicine. The ad urges prompt attention to kidney signs and advises a light diet and a reliable tonic. Available at dealers for 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Bath
F. M. Purrington
Middle St
Dean
Pilla
Purrington
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Local notes on meetings sports and events across Bath
Smelt fishermen report unusual finds for racing. Meet held in Lincoln Hall on Tuesday evening with attendance and discussions of degrees. Morse High hosts Edward Little High in Auburn next Wednesday. Marriage intentions recorded for John Burgon and Almira Farrin of Bath by City Clerk Grassy. Fouls called in Morse vs Deering girls game Saturday. Unity Guild met at the First Baptist parsonage with Mrs. Chappell. Large assembly at Bath Opera House for Greenwood evangelistic meeting. Queen Esther Rebekah sewing circle met. supper served. Capt Elmer Crowley named master of new collier Bylays at Camden for Pocahontas Fuel. Woman's Missionary Society met at North St parsonage with Mrs. Chappell. Lowell temple Pythian Sisters held a tacking and officer installation by D G C Mrs. Abbie Morris. Pleasant Sunday evening service at Universalist Church with slides on Jesus journeys. Thomas Grindell injured on icy walk. doctor sewed wound. Proposals to shift ice horse trots to Thursday afternoons. Thursday half holiday for barbers and grocers. Mrs Charles Warrington entertained Independent Club. four new members, ice cream and cake. Bath game with Wassitts postponed to mid February due to injuries. Bath man enjoyed a frozen black duck dinner. Fire in Hyde Block kitchen. minor damage. False still alarm on Summer St. Baby seen traveling in a box between two women. Park League bowling: Moose and B I W compete. B I W wins. M Oliver high single and three string. Body of Mrs Valmore Hinckley returns for funeral in Bath with services at 878 Middle St. remarks by Rev D L Wilson and attendees from Boston Portland and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Bicknell
American Red Cross
Curtis
Maine
Charles H. Osgood
Lewiston
John P. McCorville
Portland
Frederick E. Boothby
George M. Hanson
Calais
William H. Looney
Harold W. Sewall
Bath
Govnor Curtis
Maine Red Cross Board
Phi Rlios
E. W. Hyde
William E. Hogan
F. D. Hill
Edward Larrabee
Y.M.C. A
Deering High School
Stockman
Morse
Deering
Spear
Lincoln Hall
Morse High
Edward Little High
Auburn
Murray Club of Universalist Church
Howard Johnson
Washington St
John Burgon
Almira S. Farrin
Unity Guild
The
First Baptist Church
C. R. Chappell
Parsonage
North St
Bath Opera House
Greenwood Evangelistic
Greenwood Evangelistic Meeting. Queen Esther Rebekah Sewing Circle
Elmer E. Crowley
Camden
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Universalist Church
Jesus
Thomas Grindell
South
Middle Sts
Charles Warrington
Independent Club
Middle St
Hyde Block
Lower Middle St
Beck
O’brien
Summer St
Moose
B.I.W
M. Oliver
Valmore D. Hinckley
Boston
Eugene Perkins
D. L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Hinckley
Morris-of
Laura Huger
Herbert Hughes
Brunswick
Bowling party entertains ladies at the B I W
A bowling afternoon hosted by draughtsmen at the B I W drew several ladies who praised the event as the best sport of the winter with frequent high scores. A. C. Berry of Portland has moved to Bridgeport to lead a yacht construction project for a New York yachtsman. First Baptist Church at North Stratford NH held dedicatory exercises led by Rev G F Rouillard. The old church burned in 1868. the present edifice is the third. Influenza affects Bath cats and dogs. Bath horses show epizootic illness seen in New York City. The calico colt Pansy B. of Dr Powers was too ill for Saturday races. Frederick H. Wilson of Brunswick died Dec 4. will filed listing wife Ensena L. Wilson as sole beneficiary and executrix. heirs include three children. Will dated Jan 1 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Neiley
Portland
Fred W. Larrabee
Alonzo Fisher
Grange Hall
Percy Richardson
Bath City Hospital
Iola Whittum
Bath
Turner McCarty
Mabel Ingalls
Eugene Derton
North Bath
New Meadows
B.I.W
A. C. Berry
Bridgeport
Stratford
New York City
Dr. Powers
Pansy B
Frederick H. Wilson
Brunswick
Cumberland County
Ensena L. Wilson
Jesse D. Wilson
Frederick H. Wilson, Jr
Margaret L. Wilson
City of Bangor Arrives at Houghton Bros Wharf
The steamer City of Bangor from Boston reached Houghton Bros. wharf Monday at seven o'clock. Captains Hathorn and Dingley with pilot Frank Pray guided the ship. Charles Lewis is engine room chief. Silas Owen will stay for the winter after the Bangor season ended. The vessel left Boston Sunday night at 5 30 and waited at the Kennebec mouth before docking for winter quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Bangor
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Boston
Wiiter
Houghton Bros
Hathorn
Richmond
Kennebec
C. W. Dingley
Frank Pray
Charles Lewis
Silas Owen
Hodgkins Pennell wed in Popham Beach ceremony
Albert Pennell of Portland and Ruth Hodgkins of Popham Beach married Monday at the Winter Street parsonage. Rev. Maurice J. Duncklee officiated with Mrs. Viola McGowen and Freeman Oliver as attendants. The couple honeymooned to Portland by electrics and will reside at Popham Beach after leasing the Henry Day house. Pennell has worked in the Popham fishing business for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pennell
Portland
Ruth Hodgkins
F. H. Hodgkins
Popham Beach
Winter Street
Maurice J. Duncklee
Viola McGowen
Freeman Oliver
Henry Day
Pennell
Popham
Ladies of the G A R Hold All Day Meeting at Hall
The sewing circle of the Ladies of the G A R met at G A R Hall all day Wednesday and enjoyed a box dinner. Manager Whittey plans a weekly free distribution of Metro Picture Magazine featuring stories and images of Metro stars and their productions. Louis J Marshall declares intent to seize British Empire property in the United States in a billion dollar lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the
G.A.R
G.A.R. ‘Hall
Whittey
Metro Picture Magazine
Metro
United States
Louis J. Marshall
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Constantinus Junior
Quint
Robert W
Stewart
Frea L. Parks
D. L. Black
H. H. Peterson
Charles H. Jordan
the Park League
P. v
Ht de Windlass
Red Men
Woodmen
Elmhursts
Knights of Coumbus
Telephones Epicures
Adams
Cutting
Martin
Farrar
Rates
Farnham
Tedford
Williams
Billings
Miller
Annable
E. Daley
Robson
Norman
Mann
Dickerson
Hugegard
Rogers
Bartlett
Mother O
Tours
Love
Salter
Barcarolle
Offenbach
Mr. and
Mrs. Berry Prayer
Wolf-Ferrari
Tate
West Bath
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Lowell
Temple
D.G.C
Abbbie Morris
Hodgkins
Fletcher
Castoria
RK cI
Fidelity Trust Company
Ee Square
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