Bath communities weigh futures in town affairs
The piece surveys Bath citizens' interests from juvenile library quarters to hotel hospital and tidal power topics, politics of prohibition and rain concerns, and calls for a big fall grange fair and merchants exhibition to unite Bath merchants and farmers for better local ties and growth.
Doings Down Georgetown Way
Local notes report a light sentence for Valentine Lestie who confessed to thefts from J. L. Berry and other losses at Indian Point. Community hopes for sterner punishment for future offenders and praises a rock removal on Union Hall road. The issue also covers weddings, visits, a Ladies Aid sale at Union Hall raising 85.70 for church repairs, and various town residents’ comings and goings at Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantom
Valentine Lestie
J. L. Berry
Indian Point
Leslie
Silas C. Trafton
H. N. Douglas
H. H. Donnell
Bath
A. E. Rowe
Alvin Sedgeley
Skowhegan
Sedgeley
Our Town
Arthur Lee Todd
Ina Louise Kenney
William Kenney
Bangor
Rangeley
Sherman Mills
Mr. Todd
Georgetown
D. H. Todd
University of Maine
Columbia Falls
Sherman Millis
Todd
Union Hall
Derk
William C. Oliver
Schnetzer
Arlington
Mass
Goodwin
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Dunnells
Popham
W. Russell
Portland
Ladies’ Aid
Ethel Todd
Miss Clark
Agnes Jones
Bernice Scott
Dorcas Society
Piano Fund
Olive Rowe
Charles W. Oliver
Elizabeth Snowman
Bert Davis
Cushing
Riggsville
New York
Howard Trafton
M. Kingsbury
Ernest Harford
Richmond
Forest Legard
R. J. Campbell
Howard Heald
Miss Belle
Belle
Brownfield
Kennebec Point
Gilbert Cromwell
Roy Campbell
Margaret Riggs
Boston
Riggesville
Grangers Field Day Highlights and Parcles Post Debate
The Maine State Grange field day features B Walker McKeen speaking on parcels post and road issues. State Master Stetson addresses good roads, urging road improvements and farm prosperity across Maine communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Walker McKeen
Maine State Grange
Mr. McKeen
Stetson
Kennebec County
State Grange
Ontario
Maine
Andrew Elliot
Miss Hunnewell Returns from Camden Visit
Miss Angie M Hunnewell returns from Camden after visiting Mr and Mrs John B Codman and family of Philadelphia. She spent time at their Lake Megunticook cottage and their Camden summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cyrus’ W. Oliver
Mrs
Frank Morrell
Robin Hood's Cove
Gibson
Fenno
New York
W. S. Campbell
Sabattus
Campbell
Rena
Wilma Jones
Bath
Riggsville
Ralph Dunton
Lewis Riggs
Wendall Baker
Edward Clary
John Riggs
Angie M. Hunnewell
Camden
John EB. Codman
Philadelphia
Lake Megunticook
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Grim Reaper
Death
William T. Hall
Sag
Adahee
Elsq
Independent
Bath Merchants’ Association
Sagadahoc
The
Agricul
Wmerchante
Georgetown Way
Mr. Flanders
Massachusetts
Randall
Earl McMahan
Mack's
Charles McMahan
Harold Hunt
Bessie E. Todd
Misa Louie
Bessie FE
Carol Bacon
Louise Hooker
Julia Dalrymple
Lauriate
Virginia
George Legerd
Otter Cliff House
Arthur Black
Roxbury
William Hamilton
Brunswick
Riverside
Popham Beach
Black
Clara Hinckley
Harbor View House
Townsend
Edna
Augusta
Jennie Crowell
Smithfield
Marion Cottage
J. Ernest Quimby
Buffalo, N. Y
I. P. Quimby
Linnie M. Page
Wiscasset
Joseph G. Rowe
Elbridge Mains
Wolfboro
N. H
Eastman Ernest Pinkham
Fred Banham
Cambridge
Orrin White
Winchester
Grangers
the Parcels Post
Postal Commission
United States Domestic Service
United States
McKeen
Kittery
Fort Kent
Canada
Grange
Woolwich