Seven Days' Doings In Bath City Government And Community
A Bath city roundup covers council actions on street lighting and water works, personnel changes in the police and city offices, and plans for concerts and repairs. Local events include a high school play profit, a polo season wrap, a dance at Music Hall, and prep for spring activities across Bath with notes on traffic, ferries, and trolley fare speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrabee
Wellington C
Preble
Winnegance
Bath
Winnegance Bridge
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath Tron Works
Houghton Brothers
Gibbons Coal Co
Lincoln County Lumber
Federal
Floral Street
Front
Ferry Street
Allan
J. Albert Kedlon
Five Horses Burned In Center Street Livery Fire
Fire at Dr. Charles H McGillicuddy's livery stable on Center Street destroyed five horses and damaged equipment. Six horses were housed. only one survived, two pigs escaped suffocation. Building owned by Ada M Cobb of New York. $1 000 insurance on an algee. Origin unknown. Short court session noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. MccGillicuddy
Center Street
Maine Central
Joseph Footer
McGillicuddy
Ada M. Cobb
New York
Woolwich Grange March Meeting and April Plan
Woolwich Grange held its March 29 meeting with many absentees due to bad travel. Sister Anna Soule was installed secretary replacing Sister Annie Eustis. The April 5 program includes music, readings, and a discussion on assisting youth success. Reports cover local visits, school appointments, ferry operations, road and bridge plans, and several residents’ comings and goings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Anna Soule
Annie Eustis
Brother Swanton
Westport Grange
Supreme Court session reports multiple indictments and a not guilty verdict
The Richmond National Bank versus Wilbur Oliver retrial ended with a hung jury. Grand Jury returned four indictments against Bath and Bowdoinham residents for breaking and entering non support and an arson charge. Wilfred Fletcher pleaded nolo contendere to breaking and entering in Bowdoinham and received a two year sentence in Thomaston Prison. The term also included a case of illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor with a witness missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Rufus Moulton
Bath
Frank L. Mallett
Topsham
Fred D. Winter
West Bath
Fred
A. Perry Phippsburg
L. Ro
Call
Perkins
Bert Baker
Bowdoin
Daniel A. Coombs
Frank E. Corey
Richmond
William Ne Kimball Frank &. Nichols
Charles B. Randall
Bowdeinham
The
Richmond National Bank
Wilbur
Oliver
Francis B. Torrey
Law Court
Thomas Hawkes
Wilfred Fletcher
Ontario
Canada
Bowdoinham
Thomaston
Sheriff Ballou Faces Liquor Law Enforcements Probe
Maine Legislature hears charges of non enforcement against Sheriff John W. Ballou. State attorney EE C Plummer argues. Pattangall and Judge Staples defend Ballou. Witnesses include RE Owen of Civic League and Wilbur Oliver with cross examination by Pattangall. Evening session expected to continue. Also note Mozart Quartet concert April 29 at Wesley Church and local items on forest fires, potato sales, church preaching, and Five Islands dance outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ballou
Maine
EE. C. Plummer
W. R B. Pattangall
Frank I. Staples
Ballou
Revo Cs
Owen Cof
Civic League
Wilbur
Oliver
Pattangall
Charles Purington
Chester Adderton
Keevan
Arthur J. Dunton
Henry Parshley
Independent
The
Ladies’ Mozart Quartet of
Boston
Wesley Church
Sharp Reply and a Tug sailed from Boston to St John
The April issue of Woman's Home Companion tells of Whistler replying to a visitor with the remark Don't you wish you could The tug William G Small from Boston arrived in Cape Porpoise after eight hours of gale making seven miles off the Isles of Shoals It was sold to St John New Brunswick parties and yesterday sailed for that port under Capt Swett The Small built in Phippsburg in 1901 served towing on the Kennebec and more recently under charter to Providence parties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April Woman's Home Companion
Whistler
William G. Small
Kennebec Towage Co
Boston
Small
Isles of Shoals
Cape Porpoise
St. John
N. B
Swett
Pejepscot
RoI Booking Orders and Nursing Training Ads
Booking orders for RoI list items chicks food stock 4 AAG 100 or 1 000 each with early order urged Ida Adams Winthrop Me base options motor parts and ignitions with costs and suppliers Wm E Harding Brunswick Me ad offers 4-5-2 WANTED Opportunity for young women 20 to 30 to train as professional nurses with pay during training The Hanscom Hospital Rockland Me contact for particulars a5-12-19-26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieae
Ida Adams
Winthrop
Wm. E. Harding
Brunswick
Hanscom Hospital
Rockland
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Music Hall
Stacey, Reed and
Huse
Alameda
Bath Merchants’ Association
Knights of Commumais
Waseca
Augusta
Central Churcho
Vuesdas
Ita
Earth Band
Para
Major Larrates
Ax Foreman
Grand Jars
Morse High
Brunswick High
Patriots
Dar
Paper Boa
W. G. Bowie
A. & W. Street Railways Company
Trolley
Lewiston
Waseca Club
Auburn
Colonial Club
Elm Street Brotherhood
Joseph White
Charles W. Clifford
Parker E. Lewis
Charles Wallace
Night Watch
Sonia
Miles St. Purington
Mr. Purington
Owen J. Lediard
John Ro Norton
Claude Fifield
Alderman Allan
Siu
G. W. Hunt
C. E. Palmer
J. Houghton McLellan
Horatio A. Duncan
Robert C. Hannigen
E. Motley Fuller, Jr
Horace Ward
Edwin L. Emmonds
Mavyor Larrabee
John Sonia
William A. Edgett
Melville Rice
Frank P. Anderson
Edwin
Bacon
Rudolph Roy
Parker Lewis
Charles T. Wallace
Daniel Ridles
MecGillicuddy Stable
Parks
News OF
Woolwich
Kennebec River
Steward
Marion Soule
Appleton Das
James Allen
Lonie Thwing
Dasserts
Woodfords
Campbells Pond County
B. Thwing
Joseph Hilton
Cris
Fred Crocker
J. W. Blair
W. HH. Starkey
Frank Wilkins
Elizabeth Rivers
William Jay
Isaac Reed
Hockomock
Clarence Carlton
Milton Trott
Trott
Novella J. Trott
Fred Trott
Yarmouth
Donnell Thwing
Milton Carlton
Grace Lightbody
Dresden
Nequasset
Marcia Stinson
G. M. Stinson
People’s Ferry Co
Charles E. Bachelder
E. Randall Leonard
J. Edward Stinson
Herbert E. Worrey
Sumner Bailey
Purser Stinson
Artell Hayward
Harry Hayward
Wool
Blanche Ames
James Spinney
Wilber Howe
Georgie Donnell
Quincy
Mass
Ann Crock
Montsweag
J. Frank Savage
Rockport
Lulu Mooers
Westport
Grange Hall
Supreme Court
Hens Kingsbury
Horace McLain
Wilford Fletcher
Bosdeinham
Sheriff
John Soule
Freewill Baptist Church
Rev
Kane
Bellows Falls
Henry Carlton
Islands
Mr. Carlton
Sary
Thompson Bros
Conley’s Specialty Store
Lithoeldith
Mary Rue
Michael Duevine
Michael Licey
Will Charles H Swain
Hess
Gould Horse
Swetts Drug Stores