Subordinates Get Same Salaries As Last Year
The Joint Special Committee on Subordinate Officers and their salaries reported no changes from last year. It lists the fixed salaries for various city posts and fees, including City Clerk, City Marshal, City Forester, Assessors of Taxes, and others, with a recommendation to continue the combined City Treasurer and Collector of Taxes role and to set pay for 1938-39 effective April 11, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittemore
Drake
W. C. Roegers
Burden
Elmer W. Rogers
Annaaieek
Cemetery and Park Board
Board of Aldermen
Bath
Common Council
Board of Assessors
Oslu Socee Centro
City
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
AES
House of Correction
Board of Health
Night Watch
Joint
Standing Committee On Finance
Forsclenk
Tee
Wiscasset social notes and town updates passage
Madam Rodolfo Branca returns from Florida and opens her High street home with sister-in-law visiting. Reports cover Woman's Club meetings, organ society events, Easter church plans, fire department calls, Garrison Hill OES gathering, junior prize speaking prep, academy contest prelims, and local resident travels and visits.
West Bath Red Cross meeting notes and local updates
West Bath Red Cross met in the grange hall with quilt tacking and children’s clothing on the day’s work. A large roll of members from North Bath East Brunswick Bath Woolwich and West Bath attended, with April 26 set for the next dinner and meetings. The piece notes social visits church activities and local engagements including Virginia Kingsbury's salutatorian honor at Morse high and various family visits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
The
Red Cross
Grange Hall
E. C. Donnell
Carleton W. Andrews
Joseph Day
North Bath
David Henderson
East Brunswick
Weston Bonney
H. E. Peterson
Herbert Simpson
Herbert Paul
Bath
Clifford Wilband
Legion Auxiliary installs officers at Roland Smith unit
Mrs. John Costain was installed president of Roland Smith unit No. 21 American Legion auxiliary Tuesday night at seven in the American Legion hall. Other officers named were Mrs. Walter M. Hill first vice president, Mrs. Ambrose Curran second vice president, Mrs. Bernard Pratt secretary, Mrs. Gardiner D. Rogers chaplain, Mrs. Charles Snow sergeant at arms, and Mrs. Louis Silverman historian. Gifts were given to retiring president Mrs. Gardiner Rogers and to installing officer and past president Mrs. Guy Crosby. Afterward, many members adjourned to Begin's Tea room for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Costain
Roland Smith
No. 21
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Walter M. Hil
Ambrose Curran
Bernard Pratt
Gardiner D. Rogers
Charles Snow
Louis Silverman
Gardiner Rogers
Guy Crosby
Begin’s
Lawrence Ryan
John Crosby
Waldo Weston
Carl Stinson
Ralph Gay
Walter M. Hill
Maine sportsmen protest greeted by large gathering
J McEman chairs a public protest of Maine sportsmen as about 40 new members join a local club. Attendees include Sagadahoc Rod Gun Skeet Assoc president William Donnell and Cumberland County Fish and Game Assoc president Arthur Fels, with wardens and officers from southern to northern Maine present. The Richmond delegation and representatives from Brunswick Woolwich Bowdoinham Topsham and other towns attend alongside out of state members and Boston club affiliates. Mrs Frank Thompson N of Cobb Road covers Bath Memorial Hospital night shift during Miss Josephine Moore N visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McEman
Wilbur H. Crocker
Edward E. Sonia
William M. Briggs
Sportsman’s Association
William T. Donnell
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and Skeet Association, Inc
Arthur R. Fels
Portland
Cumberland County Fish and Game Association
Joseph S. Stickney
Saco
George E. Clough
Daniel E. Hall
J. Walter Snipe
Seth Snipe
C. Redford Christiansen
Ernest A. Rogers
Stanley E. Wallace
Philip J. Wenz
Bernard Pratt
H. Joseph Madden
Harold Harrington
Charles Dutton
George E. Parshley
Sam M. Jordan
Hobart F. Ames
George Trott
John Taylor
George Avery
J. M. Jones
Harry M. Thurlow
William A. Kittridge
Nicholas S. Michalos
Francis A. Winchenbach
Leon M. Genthner
Edgar D. Leavne
Brewster G. Sedgwick
A. E. Hutchins, Jr
Harold W. McElman
David Field
Hayden Conant
Elmer F. Blake
Reginald Burns
Kenneth H. Kittridge
Charles Renaud
Leslie Larrabee
Henry Rogers
E. L. Burns
Roy S. Lawrence
Lancelot H. Cooper
Gerald Atkinson
Harold S. Avery
Frank J. Farrin
H. E. Jaquith
John W. Rennie
Harry E. Cooke
Donald S. Smith
Chester R. Talbot
Roscoe E. Robinson
John E. Sonia
Joseph Saint
Edward FE. Sonia
Harold J. Sonia
John McCarty
Herbert Henderson
Capt
Walter Elliot
Kenneth A. Edgecomb
L. Eugene Thebeau
Royal Johnson
Harold P. Small
John Conway
Emery I. Freeman
Walter K. Morse
Robert Boudreau
E. A. Stover
James Callan
George McMann
John Greene
Ronald Smith
Samuel Belanger
Arthur A. Gilley
Irving W. Hunt
Kenneth L. Snowdon
Leslie B. Ferris
Brunswick Club
Gilbert Wheeler
John Levesque
Irving Stetson
Maynard Dow
John Jack
Topsham
Woolwich
Lawrence Putnam
Albert H. Humphreys
Clarence A. Preble
Clarence Tanner
Carlton Day Reed
Frank T. Siegers
Bowdoinham
Merrymeeting Bay Clubs
Sagadahoc
Cumberland
Lincoln
Ransom P. Kelley
Fairfield
Arnold Trail Sportsmen's Association
Maurice I. Rines
Wiscasset
Lincoln County
Red and In Club
Clinton Grown
Newton
Mass
Charles Sargent
Boston
Massachusetts Fish and Game Association
Frank Thompson
R. N
Cobbroad
Bath Memorial Hospital
Josephine Moore
St. Stephen
N. B
Miss Moore
Bath
Married couple visits kin in New London family note
Mrs. Richard J. Carver formerly Miss Carolyn E. King and her young daughter Patricia Ann visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. King at 35 Oliver Street in New London Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Carver
Carolyn E. King
Patricia Ann
New London, Conn
Frank A. King
Oliver Street
Coincidence Name Born On Parents Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Rideout of North street extension welcome a seven pound son at 5 45 p m on Thursday born at the grandparents home on their second wedding anniversary and the great-uncle Alton H Cobb Gardiner is noted in the contemporaneous events The father recently found highway department work while the mother Bertha A Atwood from Phippsburg is identified in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Rideout
North Street Extension
Emery E. Rideout
Alton H. Cobb. Gardiner
Highway Department
Bertha A. Atwood
Phippsburg
Cosmopolitan Club Plans 25th Birthday observance
The Cosmopolitan Club will celebrate its 25th anniversary on July 7. At a Wednesday meeting with 40 members, new president Mrs. Carl F. Pierce outlined tentative plans and committees for May and an April 27 officer election for the Music Drama department. A memorial was held for departed member Mrs. Hodgdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Carl F. Pierce
Frank A. Hodgdon
Daniel T. Dougherty
Alice F. Johnson
Bessie Mikels
House
William W. Dennison
Richard Mohler
George W. Hibbs
Ruth Farnham
Fred F. Blaisdell
Ernest R. Avery
Margaret J. Adams
Pierce
Charles B. Doyle
Herbert Lemont
Stanley M. Brown
Lorraine Price
Rachel Nichols
Addie Palmer
Jacob Smith
Eleanor Danforth
Ada Greenblatt
Amy Irish
Gardiner R. Deering
Leslie J. Wold
David Cogan
Central Grammar School
Fred W. Humphreys
Miller A Candidate For G O P Nomination
Justus H. Miller a 30 year old contracting mason and Bath business man filed primary papers as a Republican candidate for Maine Representative. A Lisbon Falls native who moved to Bath ten years ago he chairs Rotary and belongs to Solar lodge Masons West Bath Grange and has a wife and three daughters at 26 Garden Street. He ran unsuccessfully in 1936 promoting honest economic government alongside announced rivals Mrs Henry W Butler Frank R Dunton and Charles E Syde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus H. Miller
Department of State
Maine
Mr. Miller
Lisbon Falls
Bath
Brunswick
Rotary Club
Solar Lodge
Masons
West
Henry W. Butler
Frank R. Dunton
Charles E. Syde
Woolwich Grange Hosts Surprise Program and Dance
A Woolwich grange meeting last Wednesday featured Edith Weston substituting for John Lilly as lecturer. Nellie Dowling and Weston offered humorous readings, William Robson sang two solos, and conundrums were shared by Bradford and Williams, with Jessie Spaulding at the piano. The evening closed with a dance and grange orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
Edith Weston
John Lilly
Gerry
Nellie Dowling
Weston
William Robson
Willian Bradford
Arthur Williams
Jessie Spaulding
Grange
Woolwich Community Happenings and Visits
Woolwich residents share news of illness and recovery, relatives visiting Boston Bath and Augusta, local club activities at Sagadahoc Ferry Moatsweag and Day's Ferry, a 10th wedding anniversary, card party prizes, and upcoming Easter services at Moatsweag church. Notables include Mr and Mrs St Pierre celebrating. Marilyn Hatch returns home after anaesthesia study. neighbors visit relatives in Bath and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hathorne
Horace Wade
Webber's Tavern
Wiscasset
Frank J. Walker
Maxine
Boston
Wilbur Howe
Bowdoinham
Harry Allen
Good Will Club
Ida Beals
Ardella Farrar
Sagadahoc Ferry
Fred Carlton
Florence Carlton
Portland
Costello P. Hall
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harold G. Hall
Yonkers
N. Y
Emma Head
Alex T. St. Pierre
Woolwich
Richard
Donald
Emanuel Arsenault
Joseph Arsenault
Bobby
Bath
Clarence Cunningham
Brunswick
Nine of Clubs
Samuel Buck
Day’s Ferry
Isaac Howard
Herbert Munsey
Albion L. Corliss
Carl Longfellow
Mabel Jack
Charlotte Buck
Fred Brown
Edword Carter
Mary Longfellow
Carl Long
Woolwich P.T.A
Nathan E. Coffin
Vera Dexter
Charles Haley
Freeman Oliver
Lincoln Houdlette
Maud Orr
James Nostall
Harry Fitch
John Presley
Cheerio Club
Moatsweag
Fred Soule
Mont- Sweag
Marilyn Hatch
Herbert T. Caverly
Ralph Hatch
Eben Dana
Augusta
Dana
Burton Hodgkins
Woolwich Union to present cantata Easter services
The Woolwich Union lists Easter Sunday events including Day's Ferry service at 9 45 am North Woolwich Sunday school service at noon and a 2 30 pm preaching service with a cantata at Nequasset directed by John Carter The chorus features Mary Dodge Betty Ryan Gertrude Gilmore and others Good Friday includes a Communion service at Nequasset at 7 30 pm followed by Methodist quarterly conference Also notes Miss Avis Marston of Woolwich leaves for a week in Washington DC with relatives and D A R members from Rumford and Canton accompany her on the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woolwich Union
Day's Ferry
North Woolwich
Nequasset
John Carter
Mary Dodge
Betty Ryan
Gertrude Gilmore
Henry Dubar
Edward Carter
Charles Haley
Ray Rice
Beltran Crocker
Edward Reed
George Farnham
William Robson
Frederick Gilmore
Edword Carter
Methodist Church
Avis Marston
Woolwich
Washington, D. C
Addie B. Ray
Canton
Catherine Abbott
East Peru
Margaret Ray
Ray
Miss Abbott
Amariscoggin
D. A
Dromore Grange Holds Regular Meeting With Six Gradings
Dromore Grange met Tuesday night with 30 present including visitors from the Woolwich grange. First and second degrees were conferred on a class of six. After adjournment games followed by refreshments served by the losing side of the last contest. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday night April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Woolwich
Death of Ernest Knight known as Skeet shocks Westport
Westport community mourns the sudden heart attack death of Ernest Knight known locally as Skeet on Friday April 9. Knight, born in Westport, leaves two brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Center church with interment in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Knight
Skeet
Mr. Knight
Westport
George Knight
Medford
Mass
Ruel Knight
Bath
Brian M. Jewett
Augusta
Mary Spear
Daniel Shanahan
Capitol Street
Phoebe Hilton
Cambridge
John Sampson
Francis Eaton
England
France
Ernest Colby
Woolwich
Silver Wedding of Woolwich Couple Celebrated in North Woolwich
The Soule home in Montsweay hosted Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ames of Thwing's Point North Woolwich for their 25th wedding anniversary on April 8 and Mr. Ames birthday. Guests included daughter Mrs. Judson Soule and family plus Mr. and Mrs. Fred Soule and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Berry. A cake with 25 candles and a bride cake marked the occasion as gifts were exchanged and memories recalled of the couple’s 1913 Bath wedding. The Ameses, long established on their North Woolwich farm, have five children Ruth Harold Gilbert Roberta. An April 8, 1913 snowstorm echoed the present coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson B. Soule
Montswear
David Henderson
Fred Soule
Wiscasset
Alton Berry
Ame*s
M. E. Churc
Ames
Ida E. Knowlton
Bath Exchange
Skowhegan
Mrs. Ames
Ruth
Judson Soul
Montsweay
Harold
Gilbert
Goo Ee Jr
Roberta
West Bath Grange Holds Large Meeting and Degree Work
West Bath grange drew one of the year’s largest attendances with 170 members and visitors present. Seven candidates received third and fourth degrees under regular degree officers Jean and County Deputy Lorenzo Masse of Dirigo grange. Masse praised the two degree teams for their work. A harvest supper preceded the meeting, and next week’s men’s night will be led by David Henderson with plans for a gala program and a hoped-for record turnout. Mrs Henry Shaw returned from a visit in Waltham Massachusetts with cousins George and Mrs Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Jean
Lorenzo Masse
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
Masse
The
Grange
David Henderson
Notice to Candidates for June 20 1938 Primary
Candidates for the June 20 1938 primary must file nomination papers in the Secretary of State's office by 5 PM on Monday April 18 1938. Harold I. Goss Deputy Secretary of State in Charge of Election issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Harold I. Goss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rodolfo Branca
Florida
High Street
Hugo Branca
Ernest Stinson
Eugene J. Stinson
Stanley W. Dodge
Cs. Frank M. Haggett
Woman's Club
Ethel Bedennett
Sarah D. Keirstead
Gertrude Myer
Annie Macurda
Verne Bimson
Elizabeth L. Webb
South School
Leona Weeks
Katherine Lewis
Marcia Erskine
Elinor Sattler
Evelyn Gorham
Donald Brookings
Albert Erskine
Leon Grover
Bernard Grover
Eva Gorham
Grace C. Pease
Abbie M. Buck
Carrie H. McKenney
Ethel Leavitt
Nellie P. Munsey
Grace M. Sewall
Organ Society
Congregational Vestry
Charles S. Sowder
Alberta Larrabee
Sue Bailey
Edith Hutchins
Harriet Jackson
Carolyn Varney
Congregational Church
Clarence A. Richards
Webber’s Tavern
Damariscotta
Evander Gamage
Federal Street
Rockwood S. Rittall
Garrison Hill
Masonic Hall
Chrystal Chapter
Edna Waning
James Webber
Elmer Waning
Nellie Blagdon
Bertha B. Day
Louise J. Blausdon
Dorothy Chase
Lowise Adams
Anne Nelder
Beatrice Cowley
Wiscasset Academy
Jeannette Hass Wo
Oak Grove Seminary
Lawrencr Bo Hagcett
Bath Road
Henry W Webb
Charles S. Sewall
Newcastle
Neal Creamer
Joseph PP. Tucker
Pridiy
Hageeits Garoue
Alice D. Tayior
Somerville
Joseph E. Hubbard
John F. Wright
Lee Street
Sharon
Lansdown
Washington, D.C
John H. Currier, Jr
Blanche Plumstead
Charles A. Day
Morse High
Virginia Kingsbury
Littlefield School
Llewellyn Rogers
Rockland
L. D. Rogers
Hayden Rogers
Ruth Ames
Paul Morrison
Bingham
Charlotte Colby
Alfred Cargill
Cooper's Mills
C. E. Stover
Wesley Woman's Home Missionary
Congress Square
Ann
Mildred Henley
Federated Churches
Universalist Church
Margaret Slattery
Rosamond Stover
Ruth Lary
Pittsfield
Farmington Normal School
Marguerite Donnell
Laverne Richardson
Lincoln Williams
Alpha Booker
George R. Booker
John H. McNary
Sabine Road
Edwin W. Haggett
James B. Lemont
Paul
Lula Herbert
Everett G. Lemont
Loring D. Small
Wilbert and
Margaret Gile
Cashance
William A. Foster
Joseph E. Foster
Hardings
Frank A. French
Lewiston
Stanley Williams
Lizzie Williams
Campbell's Pond
Percy Low
Ernest E. Williams
Robert Coombs
Brigham’s Cove
Edward Sampson
Edwin Ramsay
Arthur Feder
Raymond Small
J. B. Lemont
Wills Clifford
North Edgecomb
Helen G. Keirstead
Alvin W. Keirstead
Cyril R. Grant
Alex Grover
Birch Point
Grant
New London
Conn
Dexter Fowles
Dexter, Jr
Randolph
Fowles
Everett W. Jackson
Old Sheepscot Road
Charles E. Pugh
Ithan
Samuel J. Sewall
Thomas H. Dickinson
Keirstead
Edward B. Smith
Pauline C. Moulton
Maxwell Powers
Janette Smith
Virginia
Charles
Norfolk
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Urban
Nicky) McCorrison
Tallman Street
Memorial Hospital
Legion Auxiliary
Richmond
James Carr
Frank Sherman
Norman Sidelinger
Earle McPhee
Robert Wyman
James H. Lothridge
Carl Roberts
Albert D. Wing
Charles Alexander
Kathlene Harkins
William Hill
Elizabeth Williams
Uncle Sam
Gertrude Dole
Europe
Alice Dennison
Ruth Cogan
United States
Miss Cogan
Miss Dennison
Geraldine Nickerson
Madeline Jones
Lois Estabrook
Russell Snell
Eugene Lewis
Mrs. George Ames
Henry Shaw
Oak Street
Waltham, Mass
George Pomeroy