Sabine Fete Day Ends With Police Stand To
A Sabine Improve ment association field day devolved into a tense scene as Chief Frederick Free mont Butler acted to curb disturbances from Birch Point and Brigham's Cove. Incidents included arrests for liquor possession and improvised clashes with local officials, ending with continued enforcement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabino Improvement Association
Frederick Freemont Butler
Birch Point
Brigham's Cove
Harry
Richardson
Sabine
Butler
Chief Richardson
Chief Butler
Marjorie Smiley
J. Albert Redlon
Tert
William M. Adams
Adams
Marjorie
Ella Einzimer
Malden
Mass
William A. Furber
Brigham’s Cove
Edward Sampson
J. A. Redlon
Furber
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Auto Tumbles From Sandy Gully Noone Injured In Crash
Herbert Wardwell of Wollaston Massachusetts, his daughter and son in law were unhurt after his Ford and a truck driver s Overland plunged down a 20 foot embankment at Sandy Gully Brunswick. Mrs Mann was thrown clear but unharmed and Wardwell had a minor cut. Police diverted traffic for hours while the wreckage was removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wardwell
Wollaston
Mass
Sandy Gully
Brunswick
Ford
Overland
Miénn
Wardwell
Mr. Mann
POMONA GRANGES FIELD DAY MEET HIGHLIGHTS COUNTY PROGRESS
Sagadahoc county leaders including Worthy Master Herbert Adams of Bowdoinham and Mrs. Herbert Hodgkins of Bath attended the Andros Coggin and Sagadahoc county Vamonas field meeting at Frost Park Lisbon with the joint county farm bureau. Lyman H. Newson of the State Highway Commission spoke on Maine roads, urging a 50 50 bond and tax mix to improve unimproved miles, stressing a full time highway commission and balanced trunk and back roads to better serve farmers. He warned against overreliance on railroads and noted the need to connect trunk lines with Federal aid while improving third class roads and surface preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Herbert Adams
Bowdoinham
Herbert Hodgkins
Bath
Androscoggin
Vamonas
Joint County Farm Bureau
Frost Park
Lisbo
Fred B. Teeling
A. M. Teeling
Fred A. Wittis
A. Hl. Donnell
West Bath
Lyman H. Newson
State Highway Commission
Maine
Highway Commission
Farm Bureau
Nelson
Agricultural Associations
State Farm Bureau
Orono
Boston & Maine
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Boston
R. R
Sandy River Railroad
Ships Need Direct Aid to Compete with Foreign Vessels
Government aid for American merchant shipping aims to offset higher U S operating costs. The plan favors direct cash subsidies tied to speed tonnage and distance, plus indirect advantages to bolster the American flag fleet and naval readiness. A Construction Loan Fund of 125 million dollars would finance new ship types and upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
M Warding
Shipping Board
Congress
Meyer Lissner
California
Pacific Coast
Lissner
United States Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Acosystem
Plan for Maine Physicians Clinic Held at Lewiston
The second annual clinic for Maine physicians will be held in Lewiston on August 23 and 24 under the Maine Public Health Association and partners. An forenoon medical clinic and a surgical clinic will be led at St Marie General Hospital by Dr. J. H. Pratt and Dr. Daniel F. Jones of Boston. An evening meeting at Bates College will feature state and national health officials. Public health nurses and a Thursday program at Central Maine General Hospital include panels on child health, pure food, and cancer clinics with leaders from Maine and beyond. Dinner on August 24 will feature Dr. Eugene R. Kelley and others as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Lewiston
Maine Public Health Association
Maine Medical Association
Maine State Department of Health
Androscoggin, Franklin and
Oxford County Medical Societies
St. Marie General Hospital
J. H. Pratt
Boston
George TH. Coombs
State Department of Healt
Hoagie
State Department of Health
State Laboratory
Florences. Choate
Augusta
Chase Hall
Bates College
Langdon T. Snipe
Bath
Eugene R. Kelley
Massachusetts
State Health Department
Donald B. Armstrong
New York
National Health Council
Bertram N. Bryant
Bangor
Central Maine General Hospital
J. I. Pratt
Daniel F. Jones
Edith N. Soule
Division of
Public Health
Donald Th. Armstrong
Gertrude KE. Hall
State Board of Charities and Corrections
A. M. G. Soule
Bureau of Inspection
State Department of Agriculture
Francis J. Welch
Portland
S. Judd Peach
E. Hl. Risley
Waterville
John Stuirgis
Androscoggin County Medical Association
Langdon Snipe
Maine Medieal Association
I. FB
Merrill
Dover-Foxcroft
Maine Public Health Assocation
Chirenece KF. Rendall
Clifton TD Gray
Z. T. Pratt
Montsweag Farm Apples Featured by Henry Butler
A Bath Rotary member and guests received large red Montsweag Farm apples from Henry Butler as part of Butler hospitality. motorists along the road were offered samples by two attractive ladies, showcasing Montsweag Farm fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fach
Bath Rotary Club
Yesterby
Montsweag Farm
Henry Butler
Butler
Mont Weag Farm
Rotarians honor founder and governor at Bath event
Bath Rotary Club entertained notable Rotarians including Hiram Shorey of Chicago, founder of Rotary, and District Governor Judge Robert W. Hill of Salem. Speeches by Shorey and Hill praised Rotary’s growth, with Hill citing attendance, classifications, and the brotherhood motto as keys to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Hiram Shorey
Chicago
Robert W. Hill
Salem
Mass
Robert W. Caverly
Lynn
Robert A. Farquhar
Lawrence
Dan Sullivan
Fall River
Elmer EE. Wabbard
Pawtucket
Sob Farquhar
Bath Rotarians
George A. Crockett
Bath Club
W. E. Kershner
Rotary
Tirom Shorey
Mr. Shorey
Judge Hill
Bath
Maine
International Rotary
New England
Rotarians
Brotherhood of Man
Elmer E. Hubbard
Robert W. Cavely
Lyon
Farquhar
Edward W. Wheeler
Arthur B. Johnson
Samuel L. Forsaith
Brunswick
John Williams
Whippsburg
West Point
Frank Lawrence
Boston
Robert Hodg
Fire Devastates Mere Point Farm Overnight
A farm owned by Mrs. Floyd Taylor at Mere Point suffered partial destruction on a Wednesday morning. The barn and hay, three horses, and three cows were burned, the main house and ice house escaped damage, and a dozen cows fled as flames spread. The fire’s cause remains undetermined and the loss is estimated at $5,000 with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Point
Floyd Taylor
Stoall Chemical
Brunswick Chemical
Post Office Staff Notices and Vacation Movements
Charles Mlaisted returns to duty Thursday morning after vacation at Sabine. Miss Lily Pray, on annual vacation, visits North Jay and returns next Wednesday. Ray Cummings and James McLaughlin resume Thursday after vacation. Frank Wakefield and Edward Perry go out. Edward Gile called to Massachusetts for a brother's death. James L. Thompson substitutes on the RFLD route. Postal carriers note many residents do not answer when packages are delivered. door slot size is often insufficient. Joseph J. Murray transferred from chief's office to Portland Terminal K.LP.O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mlaisted
Poster Fief
Milton EL. Douglas
Charles
Sabine
Lily Pray
Menes Order Department
North Jay
Ray Cummings
James McLaughlin
Wakefield
Edward Perry
Edward Gile
Masachusett
James L. Thompson
Pine Ty - Joseph J. Murray
District 4
Worthend
Portland
Gov King Ferry Moves Thousands of Autos yearly
The State ferry Gov. King connects Bath with Woolwich during the summer, transporting thousands of cars across the Kennebec annually. After the rush season the smaller boat Hoekomock handles crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOV. King
Bath
Woolwich
Kennebec
Hoekomock
Lightning Strikes Arrowsie Homes Amid Festival Night
Storm witnesses two Arrowsie houses struck as Jamies McFarland and Willi Potter homes suffered damage. McFarland chimney damaged four roofs ripped plaster, while Potter residence lost a desk and bedstead with hearing effects to the occupant. Parish lawn party at St Mary's church drew a large crowd with booths including cake, ice cream, drinks, and crafts, organized by Conley, Burgess, Mulligan, Harnden, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Society
Arrowsie
Jamies Mckarland
Georgetown
Willi Potter
McFarland House
McFarland
Donald Mearland
Potter House
Mr. Dotter
St. Mary's Church
Daath
Dirt O'Donnell
Edmund Arsenault
Michael Flaherty
Cike Booth
John M. Conley
John Costain
Margaret Conley
Margaret Hennessey
Elizabeth McGregor
Mary Conley
Holy Name Society
George Morse
William Shaughnessey
Edward Lee
Harold Footer
Charles Burgess
Peter Allen
Andrew Flatt
Margaret Mulligan
Arline McNeil
Marshall A. Harnden
James Royal
Avery
O'Connor
Louis Avery
Booth
George Hart
John Mulcahy
Eugene Hart
Marshall A. Haraden
John L. Parke
John J. Keegan
Bart O'Donnell
John Conley
John Fitzgerald
George
Central Maine Show Of Cattle Promises Dairy Boom
Officials of the Central Maine Fair at Waterville promote a government dairy campaign to double milk output using polire bred sires. An unusually large dairy cattle show is planned with liberal premiums. About 565 animals are expected under Superintendent Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Waterville
Eaton
Gas users told to prepare for winter fuel shortages
Central Maine Pier Co gas users are urged to stock heat with coal and take coal at gas houses as winter supplies are uncertain. The article notes limited shipments, school bin stocks, and community concerns about adequate fuel for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Pier Co
Jeff Neveg
Gtonasugr
Seth
Steamboat Service Planned for Labor Day Travel
The Kennebec Navigation Co offers Labor Day steamboat trips. The City of Rockland departs Bath and Gardiner for Boston with connections, while the Catherine sails upriver from Gardiner to Bath and then to Boston. Return sailings follow the same pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Navigation Co
City of
Rockland
Bath
Beton
Boston
Gardiner
Yan
Rockland Wall
Pesten
Bosten
Catherne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sabino
Sosacer
Pomona Granges
Lyman H. Nelson
A. L. T. Cummings
Plan “ Clinic For
Montsweag Farm Fruit
Governor Hill
Post Office
Lewiston Seger
Saltpetre
Johnson Bros Co
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