Woman's Evidence Binds Boyd Over in Assault Case
In municipal court Judge John J. Keegan bound Whitop Boyd over to the January term of the supreme court after Mrs. Louise Holbrook testified she was attacked near High street Tuesday night. Boyd admitted recognizing the woman but denied the assault, and he was held on a $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitop Boyd
John J. Keegan
Louise Munsey Holbrook
High Street
Supreme Court
Keegan
Boyd
South Street
Middle Street
Ross
Jolbrook
Rice
West Street
Richardson Street
Western Avenue
George W Pinkham
Roxbury
Mass
Holbrook
Augusta
Christmas Cheer Seized at Bath Post Office
A Bath post office investigation found a leaking package from New York containing a gallon can of alcohol. Assistant Postmaster William J. Perry detected a foul odor leading to seizure as contraband. The case goes to Chief Inspector Grant B. Miller in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
New York
William J. Perry
Post Office
Grant B. Miller
Washington, D. C
Carved bronze tablets honor Carlton Bridge founders
Two bronze tablets placed at the Carlton Bridge approach commemorate the late Frank W. Carlton and the 82nd Legislature approval. Granite dies and plinths, built by The Foundation Company of New York and McClintic Marshall, support the inscriptions. The Bath Maine project includes officials Gratz Jackson, W A Furber, and Rufus A Hall, with inscriptions naming Ralph O Brewster and many state lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Bridge Association
Frank W. Carlton
O. E. Vage
Carlton
Woolwich
Maine
Sagadahoc County
Foundation Company of
New York
McClintic-Marshall Company
Pittsburgh
Gratz Jackson
W. A. Furber
Rufus A. Hall
Carlton Bridges
Secretary issues rules for 1925 Alabama primary papers
Alabama Secretary of State Edgar C. Smith releases guidance on primary nominations. Papers may be signed only by party members in the district, with at least one percent of 1926 gubernatorial votes as signatures, and an itemized expenses report due within seven days of nomination notice. Continuous emphasis on signatures in person, identity, and residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Smith
State Smith
Secretary of State
Governor Brewster Addresses Maine Club on Merchant Marine
Maine Governor Ralph O. Brewster spoke to the Maine Club of New York at Hotel Astor on Thursday night about the American Merchant Marine. The talk summarized his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
Maine Club of
New York
Hotel Astor
Shipping Aid Called to Preserve American Trade
A historical newspaper column argues five billion annual exports support US prosperity and warns a European buyer's market threatens American commerce. It favors direct subsidies or low interest loans for shipbuilding and naval personnel pay, urging unity to restore the flag on the high seas and defend national trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Department of Commerce
Frye
Jones
Coolidge
Congress
Colorado Columbines Highlight Garden Club Meeting
The December meeting at Central parish house featured Mrs. Kimball presiding and a talk by George W. Woodbury on Beautification of Home Grounds with perennials and shrubs. He illustrated with slides on foundation planting massing and after pictures, and answered questions to the pleasure of attendees. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Central Parish House
Edward EL Kimball
Skimball
Edd Willson
Denver
Cal
Sadie Reed
Woolwich
Willson
Independent
Woodbury
Bath Youthstuns Lunchroom With Astronomic Feats
A young Bath resident wowed patrons on Mront Street by his remarkable eating performance. He consumed four hamburgers seven pieces of custard pie two mince pieces squash a cup of coffee and a hot dog to end his meal. Net se bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Mront Street
Nehiuser
Chester Wilson Arm Injury Improves Significantly
The condition of Chester Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs William Wilson of North street, who recently suffered a broken arm, is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Wilson
William Wilson
North Street
Tractor snow plow showcased at city supper
At a city barn supper hosted by Herbert J. Grinnell and city officials, a tractor snow plow was praised for 20 hours of service clearing miles of streets with a total cost of 48.25 dollars. Guests toured the barn, admired festive decor by Bernard McCausland and Arthur Kingsbury, and enjoyed a menu of hot frankfurts and other staples.
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Herbert J. Grinnell
Board of High Fees and Sewers
Fire Department
North Street
Himeseif
Oscar FL Williams
Bernard McCausland
North
Lincoln Streets
New Meadows River Bridge
Foote
Iron Horse
Mr. McCaustland
Arthur Kingsbury
Walter L. Whitney
Arthur Avery
Frank Fortier
Henry Cottrem
Cahill
Will of Gray Leaves Most Estate to Institutions
The will of Willitts TP Gray, head of the Maine and New Hampshire Theatres Co., filed for probate in Lewiston, leaves an estate of about 900000 to 1000000 after minor bequests. Beneficiaries include two Lewiston Auburn churches, Hebrew synagogues, Salvation Army, Catholic churches, hospitals, orphanages, the American Legion post, and the Orpheon Choral Society. Residue goes to St. Marys General Hospital. summer estate to George W. Lane Jr.. nurse Miss Mary E K Morin receives 200 a week from a 20000 trust and a room for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willitts TP. Gray
Pres Dent
The
Maine and New Trampshire Theatres Co
Los Angeles
Lewiston
John L. Gray
St. Joplin
Mary I. Buster
Ast
St. Mary's General Hospital
East Winthrop
George W. Lane, Jr
Bath's New Motor Driven Snow Plow Impresses Public
Bath's new motor driven snow plow operated early and efficiently clearing streets before cars were parked. Despite three inches of light snow with a crust, the machine moved well through the business district and impressed residents. The street department plans to keep approaches into the city clear to the dividing line with nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATH
Hethes En Treater
Osm
Saetterday
Meray
Ats Torr
Stow
Rotary Club hears Brewster on Merchant Marine Navy
Governor Ralph O. Brewster addresses Bath Rotary Club on the role of the Merchant Marine and Navy, praising efforts to restore American flag dominance in world trade. He notes Bath shipyards and Bath Iron Works as key to a revived maritime industry and credits congressional shifts and naval programs with prompting renewed shipbuilding. The event includes community charity plans and a Christmas tree initiative.
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Congressmn
Walthiee Fh White
Maine
Plomse
Committee On
Merchant Marine
Hsheries
Edward Co Plummeroof Bath
United States Shipping Board
Ammericaun
United States
Ralph O. Brewster
Rottary Club
Brewster
U the Navy
Wineries Merchant Marine
Newcrstle
Bath
Es Pertune
William S. Newell
Bath Prou Works Corp
Ane
Witte
Committee On Rites
Wilkin P. Prye
Graaverwerk Beewster
Einb
Arthur G. Staples
Lewiston Journal
Power S. Mooney
Augusta
Rotary Club
Carl Pl Morrison
Goovernor Brewster
Archilald
ML Main
Vicw
Bath Crow Works Corp
Charles . Wetherbee
David K. Wilson
Josi Oo Neegan
May
Ralph de Stewart
Boston
Prances Dinning
William R. Preeman
J. OW. Carlton
James
Ledyard
Arthur WK. Parvington
Stewart
Keith
Opera House
Albert Bollendersen
America
Kittery
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Louise M. Holbrook
Augustus Little of
Alnu
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center ST. Mon
Chm
Clyde H. Smith
Ernest A. Robbins
Edwin Tt. Clifford
George J. Wood
Charles Murray
Ernest J. McLean
Paul D. Sargent
Senate
Hi. C. Buzzell
H. G. Allen
Ss. Anthome
M. A. Barwise
C. Buzzell
Frank W. Cartip
G. C. Lord
B. Fk. Mauer
W. N. Miner
J. 2. Morrison
J. Perkins
J. D. Phillips
H. Powers
A. L. Roberts
C. H. Smith
Alex Speirs
PLEE
Wadsworth
G. W. Walker
A. C.D. Wilson
House
W. T. Gardiner
C. VP. Allen
Henry Allen
Kath
C. Allen
W. Atwood
W. J. Audibert
le M. Ayer
C.D. Bartlett
Alton Bartlett
J. OM. Meekett
FB. Benoit
D. BE. Bosbee
H. W. Bishop
C. Ll. Boman
Boody
G. G. Boynton
W. HH. Bragden
W. A. Briggs
Oa. Brown
G. A. Baker
B.C. Burnham
K.c. Bump
M. C. Burns
J. BP. Campbell
C. BE. Clarke
A. D. Cole
J. H. Comins
WP. A. Crockett
Tm. Cumming
We. Curtis
Ledmond Cyr
R. AG Daigle
A. J. Davis
C. H. Frost
O. B. Frost
S. OS. Frost
G. R. Buller
Edw. Gagne
N. Ll. Gallaugher
A. EB. Garnsey
Raoul Gauvin
H. H. Gilchrist
Wm. Gilmour
W. J. Goodrich
Mark Gordon
F. R. Greenleaf
Kk. OW. Hluggett
Lobt. Hale
BK. L. Hall
W. 8. Hallett
C. A. Ham
W. J. Hamilton
J. W. Dinmond
F. IL Harrington
IF. Hayford
Hight
W. HL. Holman
H. KE
Hueyes
A. Houghton
H. F. Jograham
C. Ou. Ireland
L. FB
L. A. Ludwig
J. B. Lunt
E. A. Mansfield
Eet. Marden
Burleigh Martin
A. H. Mathews
J. A. McDonald
J. N. Nears
R. L. Melcher
J. CC. Metcalf
Freeman Mills
A. (. Mitchell
F. W. Mitchell
B. M. Moore
J. H. Morse
Eben Nevins
Alabama
Ocean
Rupert C. Cowles
Hemet Bath
Job
Chesapeake Bay
Navy Department
Union Shipbuilding Co
Baltimore
Bath Iron Works
Marine News
Taltimore
Marte News
Cowles
Maine Club
Colorado Columbines
Bath Garden Club
City Barn
Gray
Androscoggin
Navy
W. S. Newell
Daniel T. Deaigherty
Mate Thig
Phoenis
Pandlord
Momey
Chester A. Kint
Drewster
Gov
Johnson Bros Co
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