Charles H Cahill to Take Bath Country Club Dining Room
Directors announce Charles H Cahill proprietor of New Meadows Inn and the Colonial Cafe will run the Bath Country club dining room this year with an opening planned for May 4. The plan includes a tea weekly, a large monthly party, a grill for light lunches, and a modern kitchen. The course opens early with temporary greens and preferred lies if needed, and B E Hutchins will manage pro shop and instruction.
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Bath Country Club
Charles H. Cahill
New Meadows Inn
Colonial Cafe
Kerr & Houston
Cahill
Colonial
New Country Club
George H. Grant
Bath Trust Co
Rodney E. Ross
Edward W. Bridgham
Daniel T. Dougherty
Cecil E. Paine
Arthur Sewall
William S. Shorey
Harry C. Webber
Bath
B. E. Hutchins
Wavenock
South Bristol
Papers Filed Late Bar Seven Nomination Aspirants
Seven candidates were disqualified for late filing of primary nomination papers to the Secretary of State. Names include Thomas F. Lessard Lewiston. Warren B. Catlin Brunswick. Lyman Abbott Jr Old Orchard Beach. Parker E. Lewis Bath. James B. Payson Brooks. Roland G. Lamson Belfast. Russell H. Stodder Bath. Lessard mailed April 16. papers postmarked April 18 and received April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State’s Department
Thomas F. Lessard
Lewiston
Warren B. Catlin
Brunswick
Lyman‘ Abbott, Jr
Old Orchard Beach
Parker E. Lewis
Bath
James B. Payson
Brooks
Roland G. Lamson
Belfast
Russell H. Stodder
Lessard
State House
Teachers Depart For Week's Vacation From Morse High
Morse High school teachers left Friday to spend their week’s vacation at home. The group included Miss Jean Ogden of Brooklyn New York Miss Hesta Rose of Brooks Miss Edna Mc Avoy of Houston and Miss Elizabeth Ames of Somersworth New Hampshire.
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Morse High School
Jean Ogden
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hesta Rose
Brooks
Edna McAvoy
Houston
Elizabeth Ames
Somersworth
N. H
Four Cars Destroyed in Oliver Street Garage Fire
A morning blaze destroyed four pleasure cars and gutted a truck in a five car garage owned by Francis W. Lyons at 78 Oliver Street, rented to car owners. Loss about 2500 dollars, partially insured, with fire from an unknown origin around 1:15 am. Firemen from Engines 2 and 4 responded, and the fire was all out by 2:50 am.
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Francis W. Lyons
Oliver Street
Valley Road
Archie M. Wishart
Archie Wishart
London
Bowlers Banquet a Fitting Finale to Their Season
The Second Annual Colonial club bowling league banquet gathered 35 at Hotel Phoenix to celebrate the 1931-32 season. Fatimas won the title. Dick Hersom led with a 94.9 season average, while Horace Morse bowled the high string and Marius Page earned second high three-string total.
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Colonial Club Bowling League
Hotel Phoenix
Clifford Leeman
Harvey Hartlebb
Merritt Trott
George B. Wolstenholme
Wolstenholme
Harold Footer
Joseph Milligan
Milligan
Groton
Conn
Joe
Fatimas
Dick Hersom
Horace Morse
Bath Times
Mr. Milligan
League
Kenneth Trask
Rudy Vallee
Mr. Spear
Dudley Leavitt
Frank Turner
George Hunt
Horce Morse
Edward Jones
Paul McCole
Blair Wilson
Allan Spear
Eugene M. Desmond
Old Golds
Mr. Desmond
Desmond
Elwood Toothaker
Edwin Ramsey
Marius Page
Poppy Day Observed by Legion Auxiliarists May 24
Saturday May 23 marks Poppy Day for 94 American Legion Auxiliary units. Many auxiliaries plan to sell red paper poppies on Memorial Day to raise welfare funds. Poppies are made by disabled World War II veterans at Togus, with workers earning a penny per poppy. Sixty men earned about two thousand dollars this year. The appeal notes 25,000 veterans died last year and emphasizes the ongoing need for welfare support.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Togus
Auxiliary and Legion
Maine
United States
Lefor
Men That Travel Nowhere Sweep Bath Lockup Nights
A local Bath survey depicts a recurring seasonal group of itinerant beggars who sleep in the city jail cell rooms. They travel year after year, dressed neatly, carry bags, and sign the register under various names while seeking shelter and food, often aided by housewives. Some are veterans, others roam seeking work as battles over employment continue.
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City Hall
Harold W. Child
Maine
Child
Davenport Hotel
Bath
Whiskeay
Knights of the Road
Webster’s Dictionary
Bowdoin College Plans Frugal Ivy Ball Without Flowers
Bowdoin College weighs an unusual welcome as warming weather arrives. The Bowdoin Orient student weekly endorses skipping flowers to cut costs, even on ladies’ gowns while sparing the swains’ lapels. The essay notes absence would hardly be noticed but saves a sizable sum.
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Bowdoin College
Bowdoin Orient
The
Orient
Pine Tree Troop Tops Rally With Four Firsts
Pine Tree troop No. 1 of Bath won four first places and two seconds at a Girl Scout rally in Morse high school gym. Blue Bird troop No. 2 of Brunswick took four seconds and one first, Oak troop No. 1 of Wiscasset earned a first. First aid, table setting relay, signaling and knot relay favored Bath and Brunswick. About 53 Scouts attended. it was Bath’s first city rally.
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Pine Tree Troop
Bath
Morse High School
Blue Bird Troop
Brunswick
Oak Troop
Wiscasset
J. Edward Pomeroy
Ruth S. Dennison
R. N
Agnes M. Shellenbarger
Ruth Morse
Carolyn Morse
Ruth Bangs
Amber F. Carr
Pauline Long Wilson
Lillian G. Crocker
Boy Scouts
Blue Bird
Vivien Avery
Florence Atwood
Marguerite Martin
Henrietta Brown
Ernestine Wilson
Carol Douglas
Helene Bamforth
Doris Talbot
Joan Johnson
Lucille Jackson
Louise Gross
Patricia Farr
Barbara Leonard
Margaret Mitchell
Sylvia Hammond
Dorothy Lapham
Elizabeth Ormsby
Myrtle Storer
Frances Grover
Cosette Brouillette
Virginia Caton
Marion Grover
Priscilla Bryant
Geraldine Munsey
Eva Rines
Ruth Jones
Rita Lewis
Lillian Rines
Marion Rines
Perry L. Thompson
Martha Page
Mary Goodwin
Charlotte Page
Dorothy Martin
Dorothy Wing
Margaret Higgins
Lucy Haggett
Catherine Shellenbarger
Capt. Crocker
America
Louise Cross
Modern Bridge Spans Sheep Scet Between Wiscasset and Edgecomb
A new five-eighths mile modern bridge over the Sheepscot River between Wiscasset and Edgecomb opened weeks ago, replacing the old wooden structure. It features steel stringers on piling, standard width, a sidewalk, and a weather resistant deck, with motorists praising its firmness and reliability during ongoing adjacent road projects in Sagadahoc and surrounding areas.
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Maine
Sheepscot
Wiscasset
Edgecomb
Abandon Plans For Bean Supper By Unemployed Post
Roland Smith post 21 A L held a well attended meeting in Legion headquarters. Commander Roscoe Perkins presided as the post abandoned plans to serve a baked bean supper for the unemployed. The Auxiliary would not join this venture. Unemployment committee head J Ralph G Stetson announced a public report and Houston convention plans for June 22 to 24. Membership efforts were urged as the half year closes.
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Roland Smith
A. L
Legion
Roscoe E. Perkins
J. Ralph G. Stetson
Houston
Ralph Gay
Gay
T. W. Hydecamp
Sons of Veterans
James A. Clappison
Wilbur Crocker
Robert Kingsbury
Perkins
Farm buildings destroyed by fire near Day's Ferry
Scattered woods fires around Bath and Brunswick Friday threatened more than twenty dwellings and hundreds of acres of timberland. In North Woolwich a set of John Preble's farm buildings burned, toppling into pasture toward Day's Ferry on the Kennebec. Bowdoin College sent about 100 students from Brunswick to man fire lines as water was scarce and crews fought blazes with buckets, brooms, and shovels.
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Bath
Brunswick
North
Woolwich
John Preble
Day’s Ferry
Kennebec
Bowdoin College
Hagan’s Woods
Oak Grove
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Parker Lewis
Russell Stodder
Stuart
Optometrist
Front St
Morse
Edgecomb Shore
Moatsweag
Sagadahoc County
Richmond
Dresden
Androscoggin
Topsham
Augusta Road
Robinhood Cove
Georgetown
Winneganee Creek
Phippsburg
Legion Post
Oak Grove Cemetery
Swift & Co
Vigoro
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