Bath Aldermen Add 300 Names to Jury Round
Nearly 300 names were added to Bath's jury roll by the board of aldermen and accepted by the city council on Wednesday night. The alphabetical list includes Adams, William M., Adams, Harry M., Anderson, Carl, Appleton Everard W., Arik Charles, Armes Fred W., Austin Albert F., Avery Joseph E., and many more prominent residents across Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Cas
Adams
William M
Harry M
Anderson
Carl
Appleton
Everard W
Arik
Charles
Armes
Fred W
Austin
Albert F
Avery Joseph E
Avery
Lewin J
Bachelder
Charles E
Barker
George F
Batea
John I
Bean
Charles A
Beal
William N
Beckley
Samuel
Beerwort
Melvin H
Besaw
William E
Biggins
James
Blair
Blake
Howard E
Blixs
Bowie
Harrison
Bowker
Frank M
Kbrackley
Fred L
Bragg
Fred
Kbrown
F. Wilbur
Brown
John W. Bruce
William A. Cahill
Charles H
Cahill
Wilber G
Cavanaugh
John A
Carvill
Frank J. Chase
Walter E., Jr
Chase
Vernal V
Churchill
George A
Clark
Frank J
Crooker
George E
Frederick F
Fernald D
Crosby
Elwell
Guy H
Crosman
Harry W
Cushing
Christopher
Cutting
Harold E
Coffin
Nathan F
Otis F
Callins
Earl B
Coleman
Andros L
Colby
Fred N
Coombs
William D
Benjamin P
James W
Conley
Seneca HL
John M
Cook
Edward HL
Charles F
Copeland
George R
Cornish
Edwin J
Corliss
Coxs
Thomas W
Covel
Ralph
Dain
Charles J
Day
Harry L
Deering
Denham
Alden
Harry G
Dickinson
George
Dingley
Charles W
Dodge
Eugene W
Dolloff
Cuvier
Donnell
William R
Dougherty
Daniel T
Douglas
Milton H
Doylé
Archie E
Doyle
Martin B
Drake
J. Edward
Daley
Frank L
Dunbar
Ralph P
Dunton
Ralph H
Dunn
A. Harold
Easley
Louis TP
Eaton
Sidney J
Ellers
Amasa S
Emery
Virgil
Emmons
Frank F
Bagley
Albert M
Charles H. Farrar
Charles B
Farrar
Edgar A
Freeman
John H
Frederick W
Fredericks
Hans W
Frye
Orrin F
Fisher
Alonzo G
Fitzgerald
John F
Foote
Harry F
Footer
L. Eugene
Fuller
Fred A
Elliot
Herbert S
Harrington
Edward
Harriman
Hartnett
Hartwell
Edward H
Wartleb
Henry M
Hatch
Willam FE
Robert B
Heald
Ernest B
Herbert
Julius J
Hinckley
Fred J
Hodgdon
Henry G
Hooper
Hooker
Lloyd Lee
Hosmer
William W
Howard
Henry W
Dora L
Huse
Hyde
Edward W. Trish
Allen M. Jackson
Nelson L
Jackson
Charles T
Johnson
Howard B
Jones
Edwin M
Bath Business Men Beat Wiscasset In Slugfest
Bath business men defeated Wiscasset 14 to 11 in a midweek baseball clash. The game featured 33 hits, notable fielding by Sewall and Grindle, Redounett’s home run, and strong pitching by Creswell after Boudreau faced early trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Business Men
Wiscasset
Fred J. McTeer
Jily
H. Volz
Bath
Sewall
Fuller
Grindle
Redounett
C. Fitzgerald
Legro
Hill
Clinto
Field
Weeks
Boudreau
Creswell
McGrath
Price
Foster Perkins
Carlton
Dr. McTeer
Fred
Walker B. Stinson
Warker
Wiscoxset
H. W. Webb
Congregational Church
Tie
Leroy Dickinson
Pushard
Ralph Sherman
McPhee
John Freeman
Art Pepper
Wiscasset Inn
Bouudriaee
Euler Ant CO
Lamee
Gringle
My. Fitzgerald
Wegees If
Asoka
Boudrean
Cathy
Wiscasset Ab Rich Po
Dickinson
Loess Mae
Verkina
P. Cf
Ase
Colass
I Rath
Fitzgerald
Mel’hee
Perkins
Olinte
Peter Olinto
Arthur JT. Pepper
C. H. Volz
Henry P. Boudreau
John A
Baseball Fever Grips Winnegance With Big League Tour
Winnegance hosts Corliss street team in a church league clash drawing over 100 spectators at Morse field. The game ends with Corliss St 2, Winnegance 6 as Capital Trask’s American Express team visits. Later Winnegance defeats Parker Head 14 to 1 in a lopsided affair. Several local residents are noted visiting relatives and attending church services while weekend social events follow the ball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneyance
Morse’s Field
Winegance
Corliss Street
Church League
Vlans
Orude
Perry Lawn
Corliss St
American Express
Winnegance
Express
Capt. Trask
Ann
Morse's
Parker Head
Parker
Walter Morse
Winnegiunce
Rice
Perry
Russell
Merry
Hunt
Oliver
Morse
Rogers
A. Morse
Sprague
Mank, Jr
Aiken
Hodgkins
Mank Sr
Krieder
Murphy
Henderson
Harrington
Olney
Almon RR
Marie
Emily Footer
Perry Cottage
Sabaxco
Fred Dwyer
William Swain
Fred Arren
Barron
Norman Smith
Agnes
Lisbon Falls
Dorothy
Laides
Alfred Oliver
Augustus Gould
Holbrook
Mass
Seymour Hayden
George Murphy
City Hospital
Mary Murphy
Bangor
Belle Savage
Portland
Thomas Oliver
Otis Hunt
Frances Hunt
Edwin Hunt
Providence
Edith Fe Jan
Evergreen Cottage
West Bath
John M. Schofield
Morse’s Mountain
George Charleteh
Walter C. Perry
Frank Perry
Mabel Marston
Boston
Fred T. Parks
Frank G. Purington
Stanley
Beulah McIntire
Charles KE. Hewitt
Richmond
Frank Talbot
Charles Hunt
W. Hi.Tobey
James McLanglin
Gardiner
Frank Knight
Port Clyde
J. N. Tibbetts
Ralph
Louise
Bay Point
Fred S. Coombs
Durham
George Ingalls
Walter Peterson
Kenneth
Charles B. Williams
George L. Rogers
Earl Morse
J. Parker Morse
Pocketbook Found After Ferry Loss in Woolwich
William Birkenfield, a deckhand on the Ferdinand Gorges, recovered the pocketbook lost by H. V. Tennant a passenger on the State of Maine express. The item held three baggage checks nine pounds in English notes about 200 dollars in U S currency and private papers. Tennant, secretary attached to the British embassy in Washington, was at Dark Harbor where Sir Auckland Geddes the ambassador, was visiting. Colby the Woolwich agent and William Reed the State of Maine conductor aided the return. Tennant offered a $30 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Birkenfield
Ferdinand Gorges
H. V. Tennant
State of Maine Express
Birkenfield
Woolwich Station
J. A. Colby
Woolwich
United States
Tennant
Dark Harbor
Colby
William Reed
Rockland
Washington
Sir Auckland Geddes
Bath Discontinues Workmen Trains and Adds Night Service
The Bath timetable ends the No 66 workmen train after years of late afternoon trips to Brunswick and the Saturday 11.40 excursion. The 4.00 pm and 12.40 Saturday trains will keep stops. A new daily 1.08 am Bath train adds two night westbound options with Lewiston and St John connections, all times EST.
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Bath
Brunswick
Lewiston
Doston
St. John
Boston
Stopping Use of Glaring Lenses on Maine Roads
Motorcycle patrolman Thirty J. Thompson enforces Maine lens rules by stopping out of state cars with glare lenses. Massachusetts drivers are frequent offenders but Thompson requires replacement with regulation lenses before leaving the city. He arrested a Massachusetts driver who refused. at the ferry they were directed to the station and the owner bought compliant lenses. Seven cars were stopped Friday for glare lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thompson
Massachusetts
Maine
Thompson
Warner
Burlet
Open Air Movie Event Draws 300 in Park
More than 300 people attended an outdoor film show in the park on Friday evening. The program featured scenes from New Orleans and a national review of American liberty, plus a reel on Uneeda biscuits and a marine travel segment. Twenty five stereopticon slides from famous paintings were shown before the films, and a 12 foot screen was raised on the southeast park corner by an iron frame near the library. The Y M C A operated the projection from their building with Volz as secretary. More such entertainments are planned throughout the summer as part of the Y M C A social program.
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New Orleans
National Review
Tissot
Mrs Carlton Hosts Research Class At Woolwich
Mrs Clarence I Carlton welcomed the Corliss street church Research class to her Woolwich home. Guests enjoyed beach bathing and flower garden views, shared a picnic lunch, and received bouquets. A unanimous vote of thanks honored her hospitality. Attendees included Mrs George Allan, Mrs Edward McNeil, Mrs George N Coombs, Mrs Lizzie French, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence I. Carlton
Corliss Street
Woolwich
Carlton
George Allan
Edward McNeil
George N. Coombs
Lizzie French
Cora Small
Etta Pottle
Mary Smith
Thornton
Eleanor Combs
Evans Snipe wedding in Arrowsic Boston couple
William J. Evans of Boston and Nellie M. Snipe of Arrowsie were married July 23 by Rev. Edwin Dodge Hardin at the Winter Street Church manse. Evans, a painter, is son of John Evans. Mrs. Evans, daughter of Henry and Mrs. Snipe, is a milliner. They will reside in Arrowsic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Evans
Boston
Nellie M. Snipe
Arrowsie
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street
West Bath Guests and Summer Residents Chronicle
West Bath social notes record visitors and guests at Bath and nearby cottages including Margaret Nutter from Newton staying with Fred Larrabee, and numerous family and friends visiting at Campbells Pond Sabine and the New Meadows area. The column lists attendees at lawn parties and weekend stays from Boston, Newton, Jamaica Plain, Gardiner, and Lewiston with several marriages, recoveries from illness, and motor trips to Boothbay and Southport.
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Margaret Nutter
South Station
Boston
Fred Larrabee
West Bath
Neiley
Trafant’s
Pine Point
New Meadows
Charles D. Jacobs
Abvie Whitney
West Somerville
Mass
J. Everett
Mayo
Dhl Stackpole
Carolyn Stackpole
Capitolished
Blanche Wo
George Vi Jewett
Gladys Strout
Liberty Street
Bath
Maye
Tiarold Gervish
Wo TE Charlesworth
Donald
Wittsfield
Puesdiag
Ernest I. Williams
Campbell's
Nwn
John Clough
Marguerite
Wendall Williams
Eva Clough
Leona Hoyt
Marion Jacques
Rena Clough
Lois Vanderleed
Armena Jacques
Ray Cummings
Charles Bates
Susie Bates
Evelyn Bates
Lester Campbell
Helen Campbell
Campbell's Pond
Tie
Stott
Woolwich
LL. Op
Greenleaf
Evelyn Did Ellsworth
Gardiner
Merton Wright
Reginald Lombard
Torthind
Drake Farm
Birch Point
J. Everett Mayo
BL OR. Brown
Newton
Fred W. Larrabee
Laura Farnham
Walwick
Salem Normal School
J. M. Lemont
Everett Lemont
Sabine
Lannes Fuller
Robert
Augusta
Jennie Larrabee
I. W. Freeman
Lowell
W. O. Larrabee
William Kingsbury
J. M. Jordan
Jamaica Plain
Harley True
Carroll S. Blanchard
New York
Frank R. Smith
New Moeadows
Charles Toothaker
Charles Footer Place
Willis Cunningham
B.C. Calderwood
Trarley True
Boothbay
Southport
Miesday
Joseph White
J. Tf. Lemont
Herbert Worrey
Washington Street
R. Chappell
Raymond
Louise
Middleboro
W. E. White
Fred Sears
Joseph W. Larrabee
L. L. Hooker
Frank Reed
Margaret Reed
Mechanic Street
Lucy Bryant
Lewiston
Charles Bates, Jr
Lacey Gerrish
Margaret Bryant
Christmas Cove
IT. F. Morin
Viola Goddard
Quincy
Auburn
HW. R. Rich
Stackpole
Durham
Police search for stolen cars in Brunswick and Providence
Bath police seek a Ford car with Maine plate 1346 owned by William Hedson of Brunswick stolen Thursday night. They also hunt a Ford Toqt model with Rhode Island plate TOQ 0T3 reported stolen in Providence. The right front fender is damaged and patched with tin and the lower left windshield corner is broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Willian He Bdson
Brunswick
Rhode Island
Providence
Decayed Fruit Peddlers Run Afoul of Bath Police
Two men selling aged fruit in Bath without a license were stopped after a resident complained. Motorcycle Patrolman Parry L. Thompson located them Friday morning as they sold peaches. The fruit appeared fine on top but was decayed beneath. They were taken to the station, settled with victims, and ordered out of the city.
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Parry L. Thompson
Acadia Lodge Installs Officers in Knights of Pythias
Acadia lodge Knights of Pythias installed officers Thursday night led by District Deputy Grand Chancellor George T L Welch. Past Chancellors Henry G. Trodgdon William Mann Edward McLellin Vern on W Miller assisted. New officers include Noel Parent as chancellor commander Sidney Munro vice chancellor Otis Munro prelate Percival Mann M of W Preston Farrar M of A Fred Witham JG Edward H Hartwell OG. Esquire titles conferred on Arthur Williams Hiram Larsen. Refreshments were served.
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Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
George TL. Welch
Henry G. Trodgdon
William Mann
Edward McLellin
Vernon W. Miller
Noel Parent
Sidney Munro
Otis Munro
PLC
Percival Mann
Preston Farrar
Fred Witham
J.G
Edward H. Hartwell
O.G
Esquire
Arthur Williams
Hiram Larsen
Delightful Reception for Rev Raymond Chappell and Wife
Former First Baptist pastor Rev Raymond Chappell and his wife visited Bath with their children Raymond and Louise. They attended an informal reception hosted by ex-Councilman Herbert E. Worrey at 1207 Washington Street, held under elm and chestnut trees due to ideal weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Middleboro
Mass
Reve
Woman Claims Rapid Weight Gain Diet Miracle
Chicago woman Mrs. W. P. Statsny soared from 110 pounds to 235 in six weeks. She credits a diet of butter eggs cottage cheese and cream plus abundant vegetables with spinach, saying doctors feared diabetes but the plan added about three pounds daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Statsny
Chicago
Bath Police Patrolman Targets Local Speeders
The rear tag on patrolman Harry S. Thompson’s motorcycle reads Bath Police Dept. and serves as a warning to drivers not to exceed speed limits. Thompson plans to pursue speeders using city streets for car demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Thompson
Bath
Thompson
Not Feeling Much Better After Summer Vacation
The article urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to tone the nerves aid digestion and improve sleep appetite and general health after summer vacation. It suggests Toad's Pills as a laxative for biliousness or constipation and endorses the medicine as beneficial for pupils teachers and others.
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Hood
Toad
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Peaslee
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Pendleton
Harry
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Percy
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Pike
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Puffer
Joseph A
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Cyrus M
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George J
Eugene H
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Toothaker
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Francis B., Jr
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Everett
Triggs
Tripp
Alton
Troop
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Frank H. Vaughan
Wright
Frederick Watson
Henry H
Webber
Charles M
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Webster
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Whitehouse
Edward T
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John J. Wing
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Worrey
Herbert E
Elbridge R. Youland
Eugene A
Bank of Sheepscot
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the Bath Trust Company
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