Wayside flowers add glories to Maine beauty
Arthur Staples praises Maine as a living garden with roadside blossoms and coastal roses. He highlights Montsweag Farm owner Charles Henry Butler and a six mile gold road, noting Maine’s roadside beauty should be advertised to residents and visitors alike.
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Maine
California
Kennebec
Richmond
Holland
America
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Charles Henry Butler
Montswegg
Montsweag Farm
Mr. Butler
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Butler
Golden Road
East Boothbay
Keep-It-Up Club Hosts Lawn Party in West Bath
The Keep-It-Up club of West Bath held its annual lawn party on the Lowell school lawn drawing a fine attendance. Ice cream cake punch and candy were sold to raise funds for the club treasury. A special meeting followed at 2 30 at the school house with Mrs Fuller the new county club agent for Twin county assisting plans for the upcoming local contest.
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West Bath
Lowell School
Fuller
Twin County
Bicycle rider Fights for life after suspected hit and run
Jacob S Tibbetts 54, laborer for Bath Cemetery and Park dept, died at City hospital after a bicycle collision on Oak Grove avenue. A maroon Buick coupe with Massachusetts plates is sought. driver described as a hatless young man with dark hair and nervous demeanor. Tibbetts leaves two young daughters and lived on upper High street near Calvary cemetery.
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Massachusetts
Jacob S Tibbetts
Cemetery and Park Department
Oak Grove Avenue
Tibbetts
City Hospital
Upper High Street
Calvary Cemetery
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lincoln
W. Stanley Hunter
Lewiston Buick Co
Charles Nelson
John H. Rogers
Boston
Mass
George Rogers
Hunter
Nelson
North
Prescott
Harry F. Morin
Mann
Morin
Thomas R. Huston
Curtis
Freeport
H. P. Wilcox
Coast
Keegan
Thompson
Digby
N. 8
Hi Esmarao Arrives After Fine Bath to Brooklyn Delivery
The Manville yacht Hi Esmaro reached Blackwell's Island at 1 30 and Tebo's Yacht Basin in Brooklyn at 2 39 after a 25 hour Bath to New York delivery. An hour was spent crossing the East River due to traffic. reports say the voyage was uneventful and pleasant with the palatial yacht performing well.
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Manville
Blackwell's Island
N. Y
Tebo
Brooklyn
Bath
Newell
Kahills Return Home From Visit In Springfield
Mr and Mrs Frank Kahill have returned to their home in Springfield Mass after a few days with Mr and Mrs Worthley McPhee on Elsinore Avenue
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Frank Kahill
Springfield
Mass
Worthley McPhee
Elsinore Avenue
Governor Gardiner backs gas tax and bonds for roads
Governor William Tudor Gardiner defends the gasoline tax increase and a bond issue, stating the plan would add about 960000 for road work in 1930 and help secure federal aid. He notes gas tax proceeds fund maintenance and construction and urges a yes vote for both measures.
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William Tudor Gardiner
Maine
Two Large Yachts Visit Kennebec Bath
The Morgans and Vanderbilts visited Bath on Wednesday and Thursday. The Vedette 147.4 feet long and 458 gross tons, home port New York, carried 16 crew and 1250 hp motors. J P Morgan and families inspected the Corsair yacht under construction at Bath Iron Works.
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Morgan
Vanderbilt
Iron
Morgans
Vanderbilts
Bath
Jo “Pi Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Copehagen
Denmark
New York
Corsair
Newport
R. L
New York Yacht Club
London
Wall Hall
Hertfordshire
Nichols Sawy er wedding a brilliant Bangor affair
A large wedding at All Souls church in Bangor joined Miss Louis Sawyer of Bangor to Barrett Campbell Nichols of New York in an elaborate ceremony. The couple, their families, and many friends gathered for a 4 pm service and a 4:30 reception at the Penobscot Valley Country Club, with a long list of local and out of town guests in attendance.
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All Soul's Church
Bangor
Louis Sawyer
Harold C. Sawyer
Orone
Barrett Campbell Nichols
New York
Frank B. Nichols
Bath
Theo Porsky
Dorothy Sawyer
E. Hamilton Hall
Cambridge
Mass
Alden H. Sawyer
Charles A. Moore
Paul K. Niven
Belmont
Frank Howard Sellman
Wellesley
Charles Hildreth
Portland
Joseph T. Small
Duncan McInnes
Penobscot Valley Country Club
Bangor High School
Wheaton College
Goem
Bath Daily Times
Andover
Bowdoin College
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Atlantic Corperation
Boston
William Schall & Co
Canada
East 47Th Street
Frank B. Nils
Frank C. Nickels
Horace
Minneapolis
Fred S. Nickels
W. F. Campbell
Margaret Campbell
Fred I. Campbell
Cherryfield
H. A. Whittemore
Donald
John Whittemore
W. R. Rollins
Minot
John R. Proctor
Hamilton
Ernest A. Robbins
Camden
Dorothy Wyman
Philip Churchill
Augusta
Donald K. Mason
Leslie Lee Mason
South Paris
Alfred H. Barthelmess
Richard Barthelmess
Charlotte Odiorne
Gayle Morgan
Westfield
N. J
Katherine Crimmings
Marion Genthner
Newton Center
Annette Mason
Winchester
Katherine Curtis
Medford
Horace Hildreth
Edward Rollins
Hollis Wyman
Caroline Brown
Frances Brown
Roland J. Sawyer
Roland J. Sawyer, Jr
Brunswick
Dona K. Edes
Edith Edes
James Edes
Guilford
Porter Thompson
John H. Stalford
Mae Stalford
Bar Harbor
C. Blake Humphreys
Hingham
Dunning Re-elected President of Maine Odd Ladies
Alice M. Dunning of Brunswick was re-elected president at the Past Ladies Association of Maine Odd Ladies annual meeting held at Mrs. Annie Lemont's home. Alfreda Church was elected vice president and secretary Nettie L. Verrill and treasurer Elsie M. Alexander were re-elected. Six charter members attended along with 35 members and three guests.
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Alice M. Dunning
Brunswick
Ladies Association of Maine
Odd Ladies
Annie Lemont
Lemont Street
Alfreda Church
Portland
Nettie L. Verrill
Auburn
Trersurer
Elsie M. Alexander
Order
Lydia Bickford
Ada Curtis
Addie Colby
Sylvia Hall
Monmouth
May Bonney
Viola Keith
Maine
Prison Commissioners Meet at New Meadows Inn
The board of prison commissioners met Wednesday of last week at New Meadows Inn with Frederick C. Nichols representing the Rockefeller Foundation. The talks concern future instruction of convicts under the Hawes Cooper bill, set to take effect in five years.
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Board of Prison Commissioners
New Meadows Inn
Frederick C. Nichols
Rockfeller Foundation
Hawes Cooper
Foundation
Henry H. Hastings
Bethel
Phineas H. Gay
Newcastle
Alva W. Gregory
Rockland
George A. Baker
Mrs. Baker
Mrs. Nichols
New York Woman Arrives From Montreal for West Bath Stay
Mrs. Tessie Goodwin of New York arrived Thursday from Montreal to spend a few weeks at her summer home in West Bath. She traveled by airplane from New York to Montreal.
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Tessie Goodwin
New York
Montreal
West Bath
Goodwin
Airplane View of Small Point Seen by Army Photographer
A Maine view from the air shows Small Point and surrounding beaches near West Bath. Lieut Roscoe C. Winston, an Army photographer, captured the Wallace home and local cottages while describing Bath area landmarks and the resort’s popularity for boating and swimming.
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Small Point
Bathple
Phippsburg
Roscoe C. Winston
Montgomery
Ala
Rufus W. Lombard
West Bath
Wallace Place
Smah—Point Beach
Head Beach
Bath
Martin Wyman
Small Point Beach
Lieut
Winston
Lombard
Alabama
Woolwich Saw Mill Destroyed by Flames
Eben Dana's two story Woolwich saw mill and 50,000 feet of lumber were destroyed by a fire reported around two o clock. The loss is estimated at $20,000 with no insurance. Dana, who has long operated the mill and served as Woolwich selectman, was not present at the scene. Firefighters from Bath aided with water from Dana's brook keeping nearby structures safe.
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Woolwich
Eben Dana
Dana
Moses Dana
Himmself
Isteam
Moses Lord
John Rice
Bath
Parks
Maine
Board of Selectmen
Thomas Deojay Mascot for Senator Baxters Aide
Thomas Deojay son of Frank Deo jay serves as mascot for the Bath engine and travels on all trips with the Senator Baxter Handtub association. He attended Waterville Monday where the engine placed second in the fair muster behind Niagara No 1 of Saco. Tommy also helps at the handles and proudly holds a 40 year old white ribbon won by his father in Brockton Mass four years ago for the Niagara Brunswick muster.
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Thomas Deojay
Frank Deojay
Senator Baxter
Tommy
Bath
Waterville
Waterville Fair
Niagara
Saco
Frank
Brockton
Mass
Man Drops Dead at Grange Meeting in Bowdoin Center
Schuyler Andrews, about 70, a Tops ham resident and Bowdoin Center Pomona Grange member, collapsed at 11 30 in the forenoon during a Sagadahoc county gathering. He left a wife and one son, and the hall’s close air is suspected to have affected his heart.
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Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Bowdoin Center
Schuyler Andrews
Andrews
Topsham
Grange
Lisbon Falls
Victoria Mary visits Bath during harbor call
The motor yacht Victoria Mary, owned by James Cox Brady of 80 Broadway New York, docked off Bath Iron Works on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. Built in 1922 in Boston the 1349 foot vessel measures 20 feet in breadth 9.9 feet deep and has 212 gross tons 144 net with a 530 horsepower gas screw motor and a crew of 10.
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Bath
James Cox Brady
Broadway
New York City
Bath Iron Works Corp
Boston
Missouri Claims Lowest State Property Tax Levy
Report states Missouri has the lowest property tax levy among states. Officials cite policy choices and local assessments as factors affecting tax burden for homeowners and businesses.
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Missouri
Surprise party for John W. Crooker hosted at Bath home
A Sunday surprise dinner for John W. Crooker was hosted by Mrs. Martha Guimond at 9 Page Street Bath with guests including Rev C H Bryant and families from Richmond Clinton and Bath. The First Baptist church reopens Sunday with Rev Davis in the pulpit and Sunday school starting attendance drives. T W Hyde camp auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans will travel to Damariscotta Friday for degree work with members meeting at seven.
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John W. Crooker
Arthur Guimond
Page Street
Dean
C. H. Bryant
Joseph Bragg
Elizabeth T
Richmond
Harold Bean
Clinton
Arthur Galmond
Carl Crocker
John W. Crocker
Martha Guimond
Bath
First Baptist’ Church
Davis
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Union Veterans
Damariscotta
Belgian Government Supports Flying Clubs with Subsidies
The government organizes flying clubs and pays half the cost of members' planes, backing aviation talent and club activities.
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