Maine Republicans open campaign in Sagadahoc with bake and meeting
The Sagadahoc gathering includes Congressman White and local Republicans praising Hoover era policies, merchant marine growth, and tariff moderation. White thanks loyal supporters, notes regional loyalty, and emphasizes aim for a strong Maine Republican legislature to guide national policy.
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Maine
Sagadahoc
Ecot
Glidden
White
Nelson Dimgley
Charles EB. Littlefield
William P. Frye
Sabino Colonists to Stage Summer Events at Bath Area Resort
Sabino on the New Meadows river near Bath hosts games at 3 PM and a community supper at 5:30 PM in Association Hall. The Eade-McNary Mastodon Minstrels, led by Jack Eade of Peabody, Mass, perform Wednesday Aug 20 with rehearsals already underway. A Thursday card party and a Saturday night dance feature local organizers and a long list of Bath and nearby residents at cottages around the Cove.
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Sabino
New Meadows
Bath
Association Hall
Harry M. Ways
Beta
Ofates Accon
Association
Eade-McNary Mastodon
Jack Eade
Peabody
Mass
Arthur G. Oliver
John Pooler
Waterville
Horace Aitken
Beachmont
E. W. Haggett
West Bath
Rexford Clark
Everett
Margaret Huse
Walter Abbott
Ira Abbott
Eeeora
Irving Clark
Samuel R. Percy
Harry W. Cobb
Eleanor
Toogaloo
Greenleaf
Dain
Charles J. Dain
Eugene McGrath
Elizabeth
Wilbur C. 2d
Hooker
Herbert C. Cole
Revere
Archie Alley
Sherwood Clark
Katherine Gelales
Lynn
Larrabee
Harry M. Huse
Margaret
Ethel
John
Robert Huse
Butler
Jack Bade
Hazel
Dorothy
Anna Klemm
Smiley
Carl Curtis
Thelma
Beatrice
Frank Horwood
H. A. Owen
Ila
Nellie Follett
Marjorie Quinn
Cotreau
Porrest L. Littlefield
George
Glen
Aileen
Fred Wetherbee
Leonard Litchfield
Henry Cotteau
Marie
Aitken
Rheta
Marjorie Lemont
Harriet Small
Marion Palmer
Charlena Cornish
Lillian Clark
Edwina Thornton
Edna Potter
Humphrey A. Owen
Delmar Bates
Lemont
Everett G. Lemont
Fred Kittridge
Will Kittridge
Joseph Lemont
Noyes
E. B. Noyes
Clara
Madelyn
Duncan
M. L. Doble
Doble
Bates
C. H. Bates
Ralph McNary
Betty
Harold Bates
Jean
Trenton
N. J
Two High School Sweethearts Set for Spring Weddings
Mark Beamesty and Miss Pracer plan a daytime wedding next month in Portland. The groom elect, a 1956 Marve High School graduate, works as a bookkeeper at Oliver's garage, while his bride elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman A Fraser, also graduated Morse High School and will wed in a family ceremony. The couple’s families and close friends will attend.
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Mark W. Beamesty
Gmname
H@enesty
Wiliam Im. Henmessy
Center Street
Marve High School
Bath
Portland Pres Herald
Bostorn
Bostorn Following His Gaduation From High School His Bride-Tce
Miss Pracer
Coleman
Fraser
Milan Street
Morse High Np
Smee
Oliver’s
Powers
Raymeond Peres
IB Cumming
Sareet
Marcech School
Cr=ft
Old Folks Club Plans Friday Meeting
Members of the Old Folks Club announce a Friday gathering with a program that includes a guest who hopes to attend and address the group. The Bath delegation will depart beforehand as reported by the Times of ixee.
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Bath
Times of
Ixee
Jamaica Ginger Case Ruling by Court
A Jamaica Ginger case ruling was issued settling issues around sale and possession. The text notes discharge of a party, references federal agents and the state department, and mentions investigation into motorised aspects and seizure of meat products as part of the case.
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Jamaica
Cate
BMG
State Department
Pure & Commere
Roads to Improve Muddy Streets Around Bath Area
Cobble and gravel repairs planned on Court street from Fred Burgess home to Gruice area and on Washington street from York to Sensils bal. Work aims to ease spring mud and begin west side track improvements and main avenue resurfacing near Weeks street.
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Court Street
Fred Burgess
Bath
Washington Street
York
Pime
Weeks Street
Petition drive seeks Brunswick Portland cement highway
Bath residents circulate petitions sponsored by the Brunswick Rotary Club urging the State Highway Commission to complete the cement highway between Brunswick and Portland without delay. Officials say hundreds of Bath and Brunswick signatures will push continued work through to Brunswick from Portland.
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Bath
State Highway Commission
Brunswick
Portland
Brunswick Rotary Club
Small Point fete raises over $2300 for hospital
The Small Point carnival at Edge Farm raised about $2 300 for the City hospital amid a sunny day of games auctions and meals. Prizes went to Mrs Frederick H Kimball and Miss Evelyn Currier while cake and ham bids topped the fundraising. Notable donors included local residents and visiting guests with Geor ge Harrington’s carved cane among items sold.
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Edge Farm
John Hi. Hyde
John W. Williams
Frederick H.kimsball
Sam S. Newell
Evelyn M. Currier
Scituate
Mass
Henry W. Butler
Fenno Hoffman
Philadelphia
Sumner Sewall
Henry C. Wright
Gorge Harrington
Ernest A. Allan
Charles H
George Dearborn
Loyall F. Sewall
Henry Dearborn
Miriam W. Kimball
Fred Hector
John K. Jayne
Dearborn
H. P. Bridge, Inc
Eliza Sweeney
West Point
Edward C. Lord
Lancaster
George Jewett
Middle Street
Arthur Sewalld
Sewall
Williams
E. Osborn Coates
Augustus van Cortland
Donald Percy
C. Wescott Gallup
Raymond H. Trott
Thomas Pierce
John Chandler
Barbara Chandler
Fred Percy
Frances Magor
Ruth Magor
Irving Wallace
Ann Gearing
Boston
Nequasset
Mike Zume
Joseph Charles Footer Sons
C. W. Rogers
A. Hallet & Co
Craft Battery
Bath Garage
R. W. Conforth
Bath Laundry
A. D. Stetson & Son
Fitzgerald Bros
A. & P. Stores
Bath liquor case yields heaviest sentence yet
Bath's municipal court Friday morning handed down the heaviest liquor sentence yet seen in the town. Judge John J. Keegan sentenced Michael J. Lyden to $1,500 in fines and six months in Kennebec county jail on three sale charges, or three years in default. Everett "Sharkey" King was fined $100 and two months in jail, with attorney John P. Carey, Jr., appealing. The trial featured vigorous exchanges about the use of a "spotter" to identify sellers.
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Bath
John J. Keegan
John P. Carey, Jr
Edward W. Bridgham
Sagadahoc
Michael J. Lyden
Kennebec County
Augusta
Keegan
Superior Court
Stanley Kingsbury
Percy Kingsbury
Harold E Clay
Bowdoinham
Bridgham
Everett “Sharkey” King
Kennebec
Carey
Law
King
Ralph O. Dale
Michael Lyden
Clay
Mike Lyden
Lyden
Center Streets
Lydon
Bath council endorses annual Bath schools report
The August Bath city meeting lasted 1 hour 10 minutes as aldermen and council promptly approved the annual report of Bath schools for July 1, 1929 to July 1, 1930. No discussion followed on mayoral secretary status or other unfinished business. A new fire truck for Ward 1 and a 15,000 gallon storage tank for furnace oil were debated, with votes and referrals to committees. A circus license for McKay Park and a pole-raising hearing for Central Maine Power Co. were also acted upon.
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Bath
Aldermen’s Chamber
Common Council
Clinton D. Wilson
Board of Education
John R. van Arnam
McKay Park
Lottie M. Spencer
Center Street
City of Bath Hose Co
Socony Tanks
Bath Box Co
City Hose CO
Stanley Burgess
Ernest L. Stinson
Edward M. Robbins
Robert B. Small
Percy W. Plant
John H. Hunt
Charles H.lbrook
Vernal V. Chase
Edward W. Hunt
Om Finance
Clappison
Middle Street
Crescent
James A. Clappison
Board of Aldermen
Charles Parks
Sewall
Roland Smith Post
A. L
Ward
Central Maine Power Co
High
Marshall Street
Elmer Williams
Bath to New Meadows Road Repairwork Underway
Work begins on the state highway between Bath and New Meadows with a two mile stretch under reconstruction. Foreman B F Hartley of Augusta says crews will join the existing line within weeks and push from the west toward Blind Crossing. The upgrade raises the grade by four feet wider with gravel crushed rock and tar surfacing, aiming for a near concrete result and future compatibility with a planned cement highway.
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North
Lincolns
Yond Sewall’s Hill
Brunswick
B. F. Hartley
Augusta
Blind Crossing
News Road
Rockland
Hartley
Accidentally Shoots Self With Revolver
Herbert King ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Francis A King accidentally shot himself in the left hand with a revolver after borrowing it from Bob Staples who lives nearby He went to a station at North Lincoln streets and the bullet lodged in the hand He was taken to hospital and nursed the lacerated hand at home Mrs Joan Hodgkins spent the weekend with her sister in Sabino
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Herbert King
Francis A. King
North
Herbie
Bobby Staples
Lincoln Streets
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George M. Reed
Floride
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