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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1924

Page

6

Daylight Saving Sets Bath Start April 27 at 2

Bath adopts daylight saving aligning with Massachusetts and Portland starting April 27 at 2 00, continuing to the last Sunday in September. City council approves Stephen Litchfield as city engineer Thrace Ward reappointed superintendent of burials and other routine actions amid limited business.

Bath Massachusetts Portland Irish Board of Aldermen McCabe John F. King Stephen Litchfield Thrace W. Ward J. 8 S. Committee On Printing

New Rules Set Headlight Rules for Electric Street Cars

The Governor and Council approved regulations by the Public Utilities Commission governing headlights on electric street cars. From May 1 1924 cars must have lights meeting minimum pickup distances by speed and be kept clean aimed to reduce glare. Approval is required for any headlamp setup.

Public Utilities Commission

White's Letter to the Second District Voters

Wallace H. White Jr. explains his change of mind to seek renomination and continue chairing the Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation inquiry. He defends Calvin Coolidge, urges party unity, and pledges energy if reelected, addressing Republican voters in Maine's Second District.

Wallace HL. White, Jr Clouse United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation Congress New England Coolidge Calvin Coolidge New Ilesis Maine Torun Tom Wallace IS White, JR

Chance to Enlist Now for One or Three Years

Army enlistment rules permit one or three year terms under a War Department ruling. Captain Thomas of the Fort Williams recruiting district reports vacancies across multiple regiments and locations including New York North Carolina Texas California Washington Hawaii Panama Philippines and New England. The Sth Infantry Band seeks musicians for saxophone clarinet flute oboe and bass drum.

Thomas Thomas Fort Williams Maine New Stampshire War Department Capt Thomas New York North Carolina Texas California State of Washington District of Washington Hawaii

Charles P Barnes Named Maine Supreme Judicial Court Justice

Governor Baxter nominated Charles P Barnes of South Portland to fill the vacancy caused by Justice Tlansen’s death. Barnes, 64, a Colby graduate and former Maine House speaker, has served as school superintendent in Norway and as Oxford County attorney. Confirmation is set for April 22 before the Governor and Council.

Percival P. Baxter Charles P Barnes Soul- Ton Supreme Judicial Court George M. Tlansen Calais Counci Barnes Houston Norway Oxford Counlyy Wits

Revered Canton Singer Revered Frank Lamb of Canton Honored

One of Maine s most famous singers Rev Frank Mo Linh of Canton is lauded as a sweet singer. A feature recalls his early life from Minot Corner to Auburn and Lewiston Gazette days, his first garment memory, family lines, schooling setbacks, and entry into the ministry after joining Rev George J. Mathews church.

Rev F. M. Lamb OF Canton Maine Prank Mo Linh Jason A. Merrill Blink Auamkind Minot Fort Sumpter Revo Alonzo DL Bluib Caney Qiapil Arabella Louise Capt. Lamb Alliny Tom Auburn Charles B. Williams Dr. Williams Court Street Baptist Church George J. Mathews Piaster Parkiance Baptist Mehedt Lisaahe Edward Little High School George I Gay Hoat-Mange Lewiston Gazette Resxi Lewiston Gazettes Waldron Lamont Glen House White Mountains

Bath Rotarians Hear Two Excellent Talks

The Bath Rotary Club met at King Tavern for a Tuesday luncheon with two talks. Ex President Mo H Beerwort spoke on Why Do A Rotary Man and Charles R R Higgins shared Florida winter observations. Out of town guests Rev Henry W Webb and James E Jackson attended.

Bath Rotary Club King Tavern Mo H. Beerwort South Charles RR. Higgins Higgins Florida Six-V Beerwort Loe Enterprises Rotary Maine Rotary International Ed Will Desmond Henry W. Webb Wiscasset James E. Jackson Waterville

First pulpwood barges reach the Kennebec

The season opens with two barge tows arriving at the Kennebec port. Barge No 66 from Penobscot hauled 10000 cords of spruce logs, towed by Falcon of Sagadahoe Towing Co. Barge No 4 from Clark's Island carried 8500 cords, towed by Pejepscot. Both consign to Pejepscot Paper Co. and will move to the plant on special cars. Mulligan stevedores discharge the cargo with 150 workers expected this season. Barge No 62 finished unloading Wednesday and Pejepscot may ship pulpwood from last winter to Heath after.

Penobscot Falcon Sagadahoe Maine Central Pejepseot Mulligan No. Co No. Bis Heath

P T A Social Event Draws South End Members

About 30 members of the South End PTA with husbands and friends gathered at Washington street rooms Tuesday night for a masque social. Bernice Hunt played piano and Vehna Rich violin for dancing as games and refreshments followed. The president Mrs Carroll Deering named Mrs John Hunt as committee chair. Mr and Mrs Frederick N Klippel departed Wednesday for Bradford, Pa to attend his sister Mary Horners funeral.

South End PTA Washington Street Lute Bernice Hunt Vehna Rich Carroll Deering John Hunt Frederick N. Klippel Bradford, N. He Mary Horner

Bath Young People Married at Home of Hawaiin Governor

Miss Merrion Small daughter of Bath Maine residents Mrs Willisia Small and Cuthbert Wilson of Bath wed in Honolulu on Monday March 17 at the governor's home. The ceremony was performed by Dr Palmer. An account in the Honolua Advertiser recounts the bride’s arrival and public greetings aboard the vessel, with excitement among passengers and locals alike.

Merrion Small Willisia GG. Small Bath Dink Cuthbert DB Wilson Revo David EL. Wilson Honolulu Hawii Palmer Hono-lua Maureh —S Tandy Daeet Cmd Cuthbert E. Wilson Makaweli Tos Angeles Tner Cahiovail

Maine State Fair Shows Record Attendance and Gains

Secretary Janes of the Maine State Fair Association reports a successful year with 6600 spent on permanent improvements and 5000 paid on debt leaving a total of 10500 owed. The 1925 exhibition was the most successful in the association’s century, with strong attendance and financial gains. Mrs. John J. Demond and daughter Madeline visited Portland on Wednesday.

Secretery Janes S) Bauither Maine Stave Woip Association Lothar Associatiots Sbeath John J. Demond Madeline Porthaid

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