Morse High Loses Opener At Bath To South Portland
Morse High football opened the season at Kelley Field in Bath, losing 8 to 0 to South Portland High. Waterman Trefethen scored the only touchdown for South Portland in the first quarter, with a safety on a bad Morse pass. Morse showed flashes of offense in the second half but missed scoring chances as Bucklin and Cahill led the ground game and Syde and Carr delivered several gains.
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Morse High
Bath
Kelley Field
George Beal
Husky
South Portland High
Fitzgerald
South Portland
Bucklin
Cahill
Syde
Syde O
Tommy Bates
Morse
Waterman Trefethen
Breklin
McFarland
Portland
Waterman
Trefé
Johnson
Cant. Johnson
Lucklin
McDonald
Waterman T
George Cahill
Ineed
Carr
Steward
Gibbs
Capt. McFarland
Walter T
Bates
Walterman Tr
Shear
Footer
McMann
South Wortland
Cybill
Bath Players Return From Frederick Pennant Season
Bath in the Blue Ridge league. Joe Neptune captained and played shortstop batting .350. Rexford B Beans Stover caught and hit .325. The Bath team won 58 games and lost 42. Neptune and Stover received gold baseball pins at Frederick celebration. Bath had no summer baseball revival.
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Joe Neptune
Rexford B
Beans) Stover
Frederick
Mad
Bath Boys
Stover
Neptune
Bath
Furnishings Committee Named for Bath Masonic Temple
Bath Masonic Temple progress prompts furnishing talks by several bodies. The furnishing committee includes Dunlap Commandery members Melvin N Beerwort Charles I Curtis Edward IK Morse Harry G Deering and Arthur B Stilphen. Montgomery & St Bernard RIA C members John E F Sherman John Wishart William A Furber. Solar lodge TIarry EB Thompson William 2 Rich Clinton O Phompson Jr. Polar Star lodges Bucius M LeMont Capt Samuel Reverey and Thirry Stetson.
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Bath
John Wishart
William A. Furber
Solar Lodge
Tiarry EB. Thompson
William
Rich
Clinton O.phompson
Bucius
Box of Scotcheather Heather Welcomed in Bath
In the Times window a box of Scotcheather from Caithness arrived for Archie Miller the baker. The box comes from the far north and the plant is praised for its fragrance and beauty. Mrs Miller and daughter Margaret enjoy their visit, likely returning for Thanksgiving or Christmas.
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Times
Archie Miller
Caithness
Scothind
Colou
Miller
Margaret
Winnegance Season Ends With 11 Wins In 15 Games
The Winnegance baseball club closes the season with 11 victories in 15 played. Highlights include a 19 to 11 win over Corliss Street on Aug 4, later 81 to 2 over Corliss Street, and several wins against White Bears and Parker Head. The club finished with 183 runs for and 128 against, and plans to form a community club with 40 members by Oct 1 to fund ball grounds improvements and uniforms.
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Winnegiance
Corliss Street
Winnegance
White Bears
Winneganee
Parker
Epworth League Banquet Celebrates Bath Church Baseball Victory
Epworth League of Beacon Street Church celebrated a victorious church league baseball team with a Friday vestry banquet in Bath attended by 50 people including Corliss Street, Wesley YMC A, and Rev. Lewis W West. Guests urged continued youth activities and suggested winter sports programs and a temporary council to organize events.
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Bath
Lemues
Cotley
Barith Lovejoy
Dencom Street
Hhirry
Therion
Wesley
Louis Wo. West
People’s
Keste Mit
Corliss
Tiake
Wellestey
Yale Ou
Crown
Bates
Pendoia
Te Varios
Walter Piggins
Herr Dougus
Migene Mereth
Miss Lanesden
Maes Prolaneks
Milton Hh. Vhong
Endein
Pharmon
Stith Ceaptsin
Mas Rlarenes Biskine
Roger Worters
Leavitt Th
Bennett
Marion Bowie
Kelvin Bowie
William Perry
Ralph Faovedey
Douglas
A. Dowie
MM. Tanty
Leh Piniginer
Olford Ste. Oea i
MacDonald Pleads Guilty in Municipal Court
E J MacDonald pleaded guilty to assault and battery on John F King in municipal court Friday morning. The case was placed on file on good behaviour with a $200 recognizance to keep peace for one year. King, who oversees street cleaning for the Board of Highways and Sewers, was the target in the unprovoked incident. Gray selectmen and deputies investigate an alleged attempt to burn the Baptist church on Shaker road during Sunday services. officials say timely discovery prevented a church fire.
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KE. J. MacDonald
John
King
John F. King
Board of Highways and Sewers
MacDonald
Gray
Fernald D. Sawyer
Herwitt Cole
Perley Sawyer
Shaker Road
Red Haired Entertainers Roast Corn By River Event
A red headed committee of Lucy Ward Miautin and Louise Prish organized a Friday evening gathering along the New Meadows river near the old Ball Rock bridge. The group roasted corn over a fire, shared rolls and coffee, and then moved to the grange hall for a dance with Fred Colby providing the coin.
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Presson
Corm
West Bath
New Meadows
Ball Rock Bridge
Fred Colby
Grange Hall
Duance
Lucy Ward
Dna Miautin
Tlouise Prish
Apple expert grafts many varieties on Lincoln street trees
S C Martin of 95 Lincoln street grows four trees with U4 varieties including Ned Pleads Belle Fleur Crarden Royals Blick Oxfords and Shaw capples. He fixed straggly weak trees by topping tops and grafting new varieties bringing back fruit and foliage. Two branches show Belle Fleur and Ned Ponds bearing well each year with large fruit. He stores two barrels of God Thends among select eating apples. grafts came from South Paris and South Durham where he lived before Path.
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S.C. Martin
Lincoln Street
Ned Pleads
Belle Fleur
Crarden Royals
Blick Oxfords
Binnes Place
Min Martin
Tle
Paris
Sorth Durham
Martin
Path
Maine Attorney General Rules on Lobster Licensing Conflict
Attorney General Ransford W. Shiny informs Sea and Shore Fisheries Director Horatio Crie that a previous law clause barring U S workers from lobster fishing will be disregarded and licenses issued on application. He argues the section is unconstitutional under both Maine and U S constitutions. A Bath man who was denied a lobster license for not being in the lobster trade allegedly bypassed the law by placing traps at Sabine and notifying Crie, with no action taken yet.
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Ransford W. Shiny
Horatio I. Crie
Maine
United States
Shaw
the Times
Sabine
Crie
Carry Your Hunting License Card When Bearing Firearms
The notice says always carry the hunting license stub from city hall while possessing firearms. It warns that unlicensed possession is prima facie evidence of hunting without a license and urges placing the license in a pocket before starting the day’s shooting to avoid trouble.
Died Suddenly Fred Roderick Of Bath
Fred Roderick aged 65 died Saturday morning at his Bath home after a period of poor health. A longshoreman and later a Bath Tron Works employee, he was an expert noble polisher who shared his craft in local cemeteries. He is survived by his wife Esther, seven children Pred J William Norma Aetius Anita Sbbie Go and Percy, two brothers George and Willi, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Fred Roderick
Bath
Levi
Mary Hart Roderick
Esther
Pred J
William
Norma
Aetius
Anita
Sbbie Go
Percy
Veeth
George of
Gardiner
Willi
Phippsburg
Inert
St. Mary's Ehavesy
Morse High appoints new assistant managers and starts library
Morse High announces the resignation of John Olnste as assistant manager and unanimous election of Mark Hennessy to fill the vacancy. Edward True, Herbert Morse and Hennessy named as assistants as the school plans a library, accepting gifts including seven history books from William A. Furber of the Board of Education. Reception Friday. Senior class will oversee event and outsiders are restricted due to overcrowding.
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John Olsnte
Morse High
Thns
Mark Hennessy
Edward True
Herbert Morse
Hennessy
William A. Furber
Board of Education
Frestien
Walter S. Icirc death notice from Breeport Pryday
Word has been received of the death of Walter S. Kirk a native of Bath. He leaves his wife and one daughter Mars. Fred Towle of Freeport. He was formerly employed by the So W. Warren Co in Westbrook and later by the Davis shoe factory in Freeport. He was a member of the Masonic bodies and Maine commandery will conduct a burial service at Gardiner Sunday afternoon.
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Breeport
Walter S. Kirk
Bath
Mars
Fred Towle
Freeport
Tle
So W. Warren Co
Westbrook
Davis Shoe Factory
Ife
Masonic
Maine
Gardiner
North Shore Fish Corp Formed in Boothbay Harbor
William A. McK-eney of Boston elected president of North Shore Fish Corp at Bath meeting. Maine Fisheries Corp, bankrupt with about 860,000 liabilities, votes to sell assets of 81,000 to fund reorganization and pay creditors. Directors from Bath Boston New York attend. plan to revive fish business with strong equipment and favorable outlook.
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William A. McKeneny
Boston
McKenney & Waterbury
Crowell & Thurlow Steamship Co
Bath
Stomer
Ph. Phinney
Boothbay Harbor
Maine Fisheries Corp
North Shore Fish Corp
Pence
Boothbay
Harlor
Milton A. Stone
Clyde Colt
Charles Peehner
New York
Edward W. Bridghim
Orkindo TH. Lane
Mr. Pechner
William Travers Jerome
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Radcliffe Graduate Sails to Belgium for Brussels Exchange
Miss Eleanor Wyllis Allen of Radcliffe College sails from New York on the Laplind to enroll at the University of Brussels as a Radcliffe exchange student. She studies international law, holds a master’s degree, and will visit Belgian godsons and a French orphan while researching her doctoral thesis on enemy merchant vessels at war’s outbreak.
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Eleanor Wyllis Allen
Radcliffe
Commonwealth Avenue
Ruston
New York
Red Star Line
Laplind
Belgium
University of Brussels
Radcliffe College
American Commission For Relief
American Commission
Relief of Belgium Educational Foundation
Miss Allen
Raadcliffe
Wes
Yale
Onouw Carnegie
Merjen
Petite Raymonde Lacoche
Puys-de- Calais
France
England
Portugal
Italy
Allen
Maine Agriculture Dept lists about 200 farms for sale
The Maine Department of Agriculture under Commissioner Washburn has prepared a pamphlet listing roughly 200 Maine farms for sale. The pamphlet describes locations and purchase terms. Five farms in Sagadahoc County are highlighted in the northern section. Copies are available from the Maine Department of Agriculture in Augusta. Dunlap Hatch and Howard Hawley spent the weekend at Popham Beach.
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Maine Department of Agriculture
Washburn
Maine
Sagadahoe County
Augusta
Dunlap Hatch
Howard Hawley
Popham Beach
Famous Racer Visiting in Bath with Ned Bishop
Ned Bishop of Porthiunt, a noted mobile race expert, is visiting Bath with his cousin Charles. The Knox Special, a striking red racer known as Blitzen Veuz in storage since 1915, attracts local attention though Bishop keeps it hidden. Bishop rarely races the machine, but he once clocked a fast time at Old Orchard Beach.
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Ned Bishop
Porthiunt
Oteipellal
Wiles
Sheepshead
Todo
Sad
Vna
Kroex
Jaissimg
Bath O
Charles GG
Samborn
Ned
Barnes Oddfield
Bishop
Maude
Germany
Knox
Plis
Old Orchard Beach
Tli Miles
One Crew Assigned to Ferdinando Gorges Ferry for Winter
Beginning Monday the Maine Central car ferry Ferdinando Gorges will operate with a single winter crew. Captain Leonardo J. Chaney leads. roles include Robert W. Perkins nate Osmond P. Erskine wheelman Alfred Clouse deck hand Charles H. Stinson chief engineer Benjamin W. Robinson assistant Harry Robinson Ralph Hart firemen Oscar Snowman deckman Charles W. Leavitt drop engineer in Bath I. M. Reed drop engineer in Woolwich. Roscoe AL Mains and Joel T. Mains will lay up the Hercules for winter.
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Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
Leonardo J. Chaney
Robert W. Perkins
Nate
Osmond P. Erskine
Alfred Clouse
Deck Land
Charles HI. Stinson
Benjamin W. Robinson
Harry Robinson
Ralph Hart
Oscar Snowman
Charles W. Leavitt
Bath
Mendelssohn Club rehearses for Aida festival
The Mendelssohm club holds a special Thursday rehearsal ahead of the Festival. Aida will be staged in costume with action and a star cast. The orchestra is said to be the best ever brought to Maine and soloists are specially selected. Dancers from Emerson Mason school with Miss Janet Emerson and Miss Dorothy Mason perform with the ensemble.
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Mendelssolm Club
Maine
Emerson-Mason School of Dancing
Portland
Janet Emerson
Dorothy Mason
Skarry Mason
Porthind
Bath
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M. H. S. Clai PLC
Ohlsen En Mass
Bates Dunton
McBarland
Stackpole
Parris
Trefethen
Ains
Morse C
Bucklind
Doyle
Perry
Dolloff Rt
Ledyard
Rhch
Stewart
McCurdy
Bowdoin
Norwood
M. Tlaraden
T. Hopkins & Son
Gouraud'’s
Village
Winnegancee
Parker Head
Bath Merchants
People's Church
Path Times Fate
Kelley's Chotee
All Stars
T. Winnegance
Pirates
Tigers
Robert Manson
Fred J. Parks
Eugene Knight
Ernest O. Knight
Eugene Spinney
Fred Dwyer
The
People’s Church
Willard Cromwell
Florence and
Franklin
Bowdoinham
Ralph Whitehouse
Charles Hewitt
Walter C. Perry
Porthamd
George Charleson
Seymour Hayden
Ambert Storer
Winfield Morse
Ormand Rogers
Sybil Houdlette
Dresadler
Ruth Frances
Forest Rice
Phillip Black
Lawreston Black
Vearl Rice
Leon Eaton
George Ingalls
Maurice Skillings
Fred Parks
Rockland
Charles Leavitt
George Rogers
Oliver Street
Fred
S. Coombs
Genie Pearson
Agnes Smith
Josephine Hamblin
Harry Conant
New London
Ray Campbell
L.A. Merry
Qnebee
Grace
Reynolds
Woolwich
Lemont Street
High Street
Whippsburg
Epworth League OF
Beacon ST. Church
Maine Centenl
Neo Go
Lewiston
Wiy
Brunswick
Porto
Lewton
Brunswiek
Bancam
Bangor
Pine
St. Jel
Up River
Aes
Up River Points
Veo Pin
Roekland
Main
Sandays
Kennebec
Rockhind
Cay
Gole
Knox & Lincoln
Dlewiston
Np River
Browns Pood Steward
Parker Worrey
Tharry B
Pholmpson
Dorothy Tinaggard
Louise Midoon
Pharry Wilson Wellesley
John Roy Browne
Lelie Pillamier
Janes Meskine
Ake Crooker
Marion Davin
Paher Worrey
Deletera Redperson
Princeton
Carville
E. J. MacDonald
RED Headed Girls
Frederick Roderick
Park Hill
J.E. Davis Co
Maine Street
North Shore Fish Corporation
Old Maine Fisheries Corp
Agricultural Dept
L. L
Atwood
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