Orients Open Season with Victory Over Elite Juniors
The Orients opened their bowling season last Friday at Brunswick against the Elite Juniors and won 1192 to 1105. The match featured strong team play and key strikes to clinch the early lead.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1914
Page
7
The Orients opened their bowling season last Friday at Brunswick against the Elite Juniors and won 1192 to 1105. The match featured strong team play and key strikes to clinch the early lead.
Last week at the Registry of Deeds transfers include James C. Purinten to Josephine R. Rocht in Topsham, Edwin Varlenter parcels in Bowdoin, Henry Mazoun to Ethel B. Kershner in Bath, Rufus Dear Co. to Austin Carter in Bowdoin, John J. Berry to Welby Moore in Georgetown, and others to various owners in Georgetown Topsham West Bath and Phippsburg. Afternoon it is all football in the Ninth Grade yard.
Local notes report Roy Donnell shot three partridges and divers work on a water main leak. Baptism at People's Church Tuesday. Wadsworth destroyer at four percent. Acadia Lodge knight degree meeting. Bath streets busy with lumber and mill work. Bath Iron Works to face Defiance. state nurse meeting. hounds chasing rabbits. postal box receptacle guidelines issued by Post Office.
Big freight was taken up on the City of Rockland Saturday night. The choir of People's Church, fourteen members, and five friends visited New Meadows Inn Monday. A Democrat says plan to remove Sheriff Oliver. Tug Seguin delivered coal for Pejepscot Mills and Trickey to Augusta. Simmons to Randolph. Body of Charles Barnes shipped from Bath. funeral held in Georgetown. John Hunt mends tire with chewing gum. Deputy Sheriff Aderton seized four lots of liquor. U S toy production and imports rise ahead of Christmas. Postmaster Hyde injured. arm fracture treated in Bath. Partridges are abundant per state wardens. Maine land and gem exhibits noted at Norway meeting.
Reports of hot weather with temperatures near ninety, hake fishing around Seguin, ships sailing from Bath and Par ker's Flats, local entertainments at Beacon Street and Raymond’s Court, and a patent carbonnose protector for carboys by Fred E. Oliver of Bath Galvanizing Works.
A large puff ball edible fungus appeared on Miss Jennie Morse’s Washington Street lawn, growing from small roots and reaching the size of five to six footballs. The Times man described it as white and marblelike, with interior veins and a possible edible texture, though Morse plans no cooking or eating. Scientists say such puff balls are rare and usually appear in August or September.
Local society items list visitors and residents at Popham Beach and nearby towns. Mrs Crummel of Bowdoinham visits, Miss Lane and Miss Parker visit kin, and many others travel, stay, or return to Brunswick Bath or Richmond for holidays, college pursuits, and summer trips.
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