Creditors Meeting in Sprague Matter
The meeting of Sprague creditors occurred Monday morning before the bankruptcy examiner. Attendees included Harry W Sprague, Bessie T Charke manager of a specialty store, and J Spinney of Phippystuas. The notice described assets and ongoing arrangements, with details on the sale and distribution to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague Matter
Harry We. Sprague
Phippsburg
Kieteres
William TL
Sprague
Bessie T. Charke
Lanager
Duatheats Specialty Store
Cief Penest
Wiscasset Fire Destroys BuildIng After Magnifying Grass
In Wiscasset outskirts a grass fire set by boys with magnifying glass burned land owned by George Carleton and damaged a small building on the Clark Three farm. a duth service fire engine aided as crews and area residents worked for hours to control the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carleton
Clark
Duth
Wlor
Bailey
Etoaimen
Bemitig Sanger
Plos
Dertin Mo Barnes
Dimariscottian
White
Roe
Statford
Robinson
Portland
Danforth
Albert A. ‘Towee
Damier
Theis Betis
Dweten
Cdi Fee
Desi
Phe
Watter Street
Westport
Rey Rewe
James Malay
Wiscasset
Richard
Gardiner
Jackson Cemetery
North Pourt
Weston M. Ailten
Cataariscotta
Richards
Arthur Giles
East Boothbay
Wlfe
Merry
We Ob
Iowa
Bath
Reockbond
Metealis Thieseliaener
New England Ca.s
Roy
Miarsten
Maonday
Malden
Mass
Lawrence Marston
Tretta ‘Paytor
Porthend Dure
Gaitois
Effie Poort
Free Will Workers Bake Bean Supper Raises Funds
Free Will Workers of Corliss Street church raised about 21 dollars from a baked bean supper on April 6 in the South End UPA. The event supported the church repair fund with three tables and kitchen and dining room committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
South End
UPA
Mars
John Punt
Robert Mitchell
Bert Preble
Clarence Mclntire
Wow. Chaney
Millard FE. Watson
HH. OM. Jewett
Chester A. Whant
Williame Hill
Ida Purington
Walter Payler
Chora Coombs
William Sheldon
Stearns Scott
Independent's Public Mart Advertisement Rates
Advertisements inserted under this heading for 5 cents per line with seven words per line on average. Minimum charge 15 cents. Send advertisements to The Independent not later than Tuesday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Fancy hose and work shirts offered at Brunswick hardware
Local ads list sale items from Max Katz and Max Kutz, Brunswick Hardware Co. Includes windshield glass service, second-hand ranges, hats and caps at special prices, men’s and young men’s pants, and a shipment of students’ suits with special pricing. Also promotes Masary's Railroad Paint bragging 75 year durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kutz
Brunswick Hardware Co
Brunswick
Max Katz
Elm St
Max’ Kutz
Lin St
Easter services and pageant planned in Bowdoinham churches
Easter Sunday schedule includes morning worship at the Baptist Church at 10.50 with songs recitations and a brief message by Miss Whittier and an Easter bank offering for missionary apportionment. A seven o’clock pageant The Garden of Victory will be presented at the Methodist Church with costumes rehearsals underway and public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Garden of Victory
Methodist Church
Tibbetts
Porthind
Raymond Tibbetts
Emily Rideout
Twin County Club Leaders
Auburn
McDonald Temple
Pythian
Lorenzo Minott Place
Fred Britt
J. L. White
Harold Rollins
Lyman Nelson
Portland
Got Cutter
Harry Lawrence
South Gardiner
Tech
Mary Millay
Mary Duran
Lang Farm
Mar
Ivan Lang
Eli
Freeman Trott
Bath
J. M. Fowle
Elvan Maloon
Gretchen Maloon
Merline
Ralph Denhan
James Brown
Harry Porington
Gladys
Doris Raymond
Brunswick
Hoo Woo B. Mendall
H. EB. Cornish
Jack
Freeport Road
Long Brianch Farm
Hackett
Dingley
Electa
Local Chapter Considers Play and Sale
A chapter reports good attendance and is considering staging a play and sale soon. The production will be presented by an out of town company.
Board bans school hour contests and reallocates offices
The school board voted contests held during school hours not to be part of class work or taught by teachers. It approved a new office space for the superintendent separate from the high school principal and planned hires for math and physical training. Agnes Fahey received leave to attend the Eastern States Commercial Teachers convention in Boston. A two hour budget review preceded a payment of 1013.40 on Roll of Accounts No. 2. Edward W. Bridglam was named to draft resolutions on the death of Rev. Samuel A. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Agnes Fahey
Elotel Statler
Boston
Mississippi River
Finance Committee
Edward W. Bridglam
Furber
Samuel A. Evans
Valley League teams prep for opening of diamond season
Morse High of Bath enters the Valley league with Cony Augusta Gardiner Hallowell and Brunswick. Cony Prospects coach Izzy Vierce hopes a transfer ruling keeps Carbino eligible. Hayden leads Hallowell in a veteran pitching lineup while Morse, Gardiner, and Brunswick plan strong seasons. American Legion commander Morse returns from Old Town after speaking at a pisgether gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley League
Cony High
Izzy Vierce
Cemiitter
Secondary School Association
Carbine
Hallowell High
Cony
Carbino
Cony Hall
Hayden
Granite City
Morse
Hallowell
Battery
Gilpatrick
Gardiner High
Gardiner
Hayes
Brunswick High
College Town
Brunswick
Frost
Coffin
Sadler
Crimmins
Votter
Oliver
Meister
Doyle
Sheldon
Decker
James J. Morse
American Legion of
Maine
Old Town
Pis
Col
William Tudor Gardiner
Malcol Stoddard
Portland
Veterans Bureau
James Lt. Boyle
Waterville
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Charmeen
Georgeette
Gage Teves
C. O. D. Tostage
Concord Worsted Mills
West Concord
N. H
Statuband
Masa
Washington Aml Ginter Sts
Steinedara Pirnrtire
Veuter St
Batty Mary
Sy Seeuin
Seth
Meinevint
Vth Sence
Sarmhay Attermoen
Prout
Dard Elas
Chanplain Sulues McPherson
Arthuy Lake
Kennebec
Merle Chiv
Chaardes Diarnes
Tts
Jelo
The
Creamers
Donald Willis
Lincollo Academy
Beng
Thame
Trarvey WS
Stevens
Wilb
Frances Perkins
Boston School of Physical Culture
Thireld Perkins
Bert Glagsett
Adgecomb
Modockiawiande
Bert
Arambee
Highway Department
S.J. Court
William HR. Pattangall
St. Philip's Church
Arthur K. Reading
Massachusetts
Edward Huff
North Edgecomb
Henry W. Webb
Joseph TI. Tuker
Wporthind
Neal
Robert Creamer
Ida Creamer
Norman Ilsley
Minma Ilsley
Ava Dodge
Colby
A. H. Dodge
Miss Dodge
Atlanta
Evenin
Charles Stinson Daries
Cora Belle Erskine
Mark Caton
Mabel Stone
Mr. Webb
Washington
Win
Chester Poole
Pemaquid
Mer.wood
Mes. Bradford
Redennett’s
George Carlton
Charles Reed
Famil
Boothbay
Charles West
Clarence Richards
Varney
Darmariscotta
Congregational Church
Priday
Cosmopolitan Club
Cook Book
George AL Curran
Calais
Mondas
Vath
William Chieckens
Independent’s
Public Mart
Brounswick
Max Kautz
Iskim St
Masary
Bowdoinham
Carlena Meister
M. I
Oscar Wright
Upper High Street
Mary McAlister
Edith Jewett
Vesta Slinckley
Natalie Kidder
Ethel Huggard
Dorothy McAllister
Mary McAllister
Arthur
Dunton
Showhegan
Bath Department Store
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