Cline Guilty Jury Declares Verdict In Portland Case
At Wednesday noon the State v Harvey Cline jury returned a guilty verdict. Cline was fined 400 dollars and costs and sentenced to four months in Portland jail with a possible additional six months. The trial followed a detailed charge by Justice Wilson and involved claims of illegal possession and attempted illicit liquor delivery. Other cases heard included People’s Garage Co. v. Meyer Davis with a $163.75 verdict for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Harvey Cline
Cline c
Wilson
People’s Garage Co
Meyer Davis
Cline
Portland
Edward J. Kelley
George McCarty
Kelley
Arthur J. Dunton
Scott Wilson
Frank S. Bowker
Phippsburg
Charles Gordon
Bath
John M. Conley
Pembroke Edgecomb
Topsham
E. W. Haggett
West Bath
Flora K, Lawrence
Arrowsie
Stewart D. Mc Vherson
Everett M. Peaslee
Charles EF. Robinson
Plijeh
Bartlett
Bowdoin
Thomas N. Williams
Georgetown
George L. Aldrich
Fay Graves
Robert H. Jack
Prohibition
Chester C. Aderton
Aldrich
R. I P. Boyle
Graves
Jack
Boyle
Harry George
Harry JL. Thompson
Oliver
Supreme Court
George
Supreme Judicial Court
G. T. Aldrich
York
Mr. Aldrich
Merritt ‘Johnson
Rockland
Arthur Auld
Deaconer
George P. Larrabee
Elijah P. Bartlett
J. Pearl
Card
Bowdoinham
Otis F. Coffin
Pembroke Edge‘comb
Ibra K. Lawrence
al Towsie
Stewart D. McPherson
George H. Rumrill
John R. Savage
Woolwich
Ray Toothaker
Richmond
James Wagg, Jr
W. Baggett
Charles FE. Robinson
Dunton
Dale and Johnson
Charles A. Corliss
Edward Harrington
Cline and Striar
George Aldrich
Harrington
Ralph Spinney
Traverse
Patten
Clerk of Courts
Thompson
Outlet Co
Providence
Robert Kennedy
Liberty Fruit Co
Dale
Bridgham
Albert L. Taylor
Brewer
Taylor
Bangor & Aroostook
Striar
Bangor
Lath
Sherif Oliver
May
Depot Square
Augusta
Law Court
Harry H. Cannell
EF. W. Bridgham
Warren G. Patten
Alfred E. Trott
Ridward L. Reed
Richard Hunnewell
David W. Blair
Walter E. Williams
Allston Oliver
Charles Loeckery
Abram Wright
Herbert W. Cutting
Samuel B. Martin
Franklin House
State Road
Wiscasset
Washington Street
Spinney
Mitchell House
Auld
Sedan
Mitchel
Wilar
Case
Bangor Garage Co
Tenaime
Five Islands Grange committee listed at meeting
The Five Islands Grange appointed Elbridge Mains Alton Reed Mrs Bertha Scott charity Mrs Amanda Blaisdell Mrs Julia Mains and Mrs Ida Higgins executive C N Nocton at the meeting T M Hagan hauled materials Bath to the Grange hall and more work is planned Franz Stevens returned from two years Navy service on the U S S Ohio and the dreadnought Maryland earning a first class fireman rating Others traveled to Wiscasset Bath and Georgetown for various tasks including woodcutting ice operations and library gifts from Mrs Wendall Baker of Robinhood Local school Seguinland closed and birthday celebrations noted for Phyllis and Paul Stevens
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Grange
Elbridge Mains
Alton Reed
Bertha Scott
Charity
Amanda Blaisdell
Julia Mains
Ida Higgins
C. N. Nocton
T. M. Hagan
Bath
Grange Hall
Franz Stevens
Navy
U.S. S. Ohio
Maryland
Stevens
Eugene Rowe
Sumner Mains
Wiscasset
Elsworth Pinkham
W.T. Boyd
Donald
Linwood Stevens
Gertrude Leonard
Sedgemere
Elizabeth Cook
Everett Higgins
Georgetown
George Delano
West Georgetown
Arthur Delano
J. G. Stevens
Norman Harley
Seguinland
Phyllis
Pail Stevens
Wendall Baker
Robinhood
Scribner's Magazine
George Hanna
Clinton
Ertrude Leonard
Rittall
MOS
Weests
Ferris Leonard Sire
Lewiston cigar store fight targets three federal agents
Deputy Sheriff Robert H. Jack and agents George L. Aldrich Fay B. Graves were ambushed in Coffey's cigar store Lewiston amid a frame-up claim. Raithl, the alleged ringleader, pleaded guilty to assault charges and was jailed in $1000 bail for trial in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Jack
Bowdoinham
Prohibition
George L. Aldrich
Fay B. Graves
Bath
Supreme Judicial Court
Lewiston
Portland
United States
Arthur Chapman
Charles Raither
Graves
Aldrich
Harvey Cline
Supreme Court
Cline
Main Street
Glidden Elected President Of Patten Free Library
Walter S. Glidden was chosen president of the Patten Free Library Association. A lawyer, bookman and scholar, he also serves as vice-president and secretary of the Old Folks Home, secretary of the Sagadahoc Bar Association, clerk and counsel for the Bath Water District, president of the Bath Masonic Building Association, attorney for three banks, and counsel for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Free Library Association
Walter S. Glidden
Glidden
Patten Free Library
Old Folks’ Home
Sagadahoc Bar Association
Bath Water District
Bath Masonic Building Association
Deserter List Record Cleared for George W Brown
Maj. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards issues notice on removing George Weston Brown from draft deserter lists. Brown, drafted by Sagadahoc County Board, failed to report by April 20 and was certified a deserter. Records show Navy enlistment June 26, 1917, discharge September 6, 1919. Publicity requested by War Department and posted at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence R. Edwards
George Weston Brown
Sagadahoc
Adjutant General
Maine
IMIS
U.S. Navy
Gieully
War Department
Georgetown Whist Night Delights Local Hosts
Mrs Stearns Scott and Mrs Arthur Rowe hosted a three table whist evening with Miss Ethel Todd and Walter Newdick taking first prizes. Consolation prizes went to Mrs Harold Hunt and Owen Marr. A long list of neighbors attended and news of residents filled the record with visits, travels, and small town duties as selectmen set a February 15 deadline for town debt payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns Scott
Arthur Rowe
Ethel Todd
Walter Newdick
Harold Hunt
Owen Marr
W. A. Todd
Joseph Higgins
George Oliver
William Farnsworth
Charles Oliver
Wiliams
Bath
Mrs. Scott
I. M. Rowe
Scott
Maryland
Dorothy Stuart
Belle Heald
Charles Mains
F. A. Williams
Woolwich
Roy Moore
Pauline
James Stuart
H. A. Heald
Henry
Alyah Reynolds
Theodore Thibodeau
Christine
Oakley
Sabine
Charles Haun
John Williams
Will Oliver
Robinhood
Mildred Howe
Morse High
Owen Wallace
Howe
Ina Noble
Providence
R. I
Wiliam Noble
Loston
Leah Mains
Rédinhootheets
F. Brilmyer
Eva Staynes
Portland
Mark Hanna
Five Islands
Clifton Matthews
Z. Pinkham
Sarah
Millie
Leah
Elsie Mains
Gilbert Lewis
Georgetown
January Delivers Mild Yet Frigid Notes Across Bath
The Independent records January as the coldest yet pleasant midwinter month for Bath with 24 fair days out of 31, average 22 degrees daytime versus 30 in prior months, light to moderate winds, low 18 below on the 24th, and a brief 11th snow storm lasting half a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Middle Atlantic States
Washington
Bath
Bakers Cut Bread Prices In Bath This Week
Bath bakers lowered living costs by reducing bread prices. Nine cent loaves dropped to 13 cents each. Doughnuts coffee rolls and crullers also reduced to 20 cents a dozen for doughnuts and coffee rolls, 25 cents a dozen for crullers, a drop of five cents per dozen across each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Father and Son Dinner Program in Bath YMCA
The Father and Son Dinner program in Bath outlines a schedule for Wednesday evening February 8 at the YMCA gym. Highlights include a banquet by the ladies auxiliary, music from Morse High School orchestra, toasts by Cahill and Torrey, several songs led by John Shaw, and talks including Dads and Lads by Jefferson S. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers and Sons of Bath
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Morse High School
Charles H. Cahill
Edwin Dodge Hardin
John Shaw
Langdon T. Snipe
Donnell Moses Carr
Jefferson S. Smith
America
John Roy Browne
Carnival excursion rates offered by Meipe Central Railway
Local committees met at Independent office to discuss Bath carnival plans and winter sports. Maine Central Railway proposes round trip fares on Feb 9 and 10 with return Feb 11 to Bath. Fares include Freeport $1.00 Brunswick 55c Bowdoinham 90c Richmond $1.55 Wiscasset 65c Newcastle $1.00 Damariscotta Mills $1.15 Nobleboro $1.25 Winslow Mills $1.65 Warren $2 Thomaston $2.40 Rockland. Bath merchants promise bargains on carnival day. Funeral for George S. Glidden held Tuesday at Tarbox Street residence. Rev. David L. Wilson officiated. Bearers included sons George F James Harry Emerson Glidden Arthur of Lewiston and Harrison Workman. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meipe Central Railrord Co
Bath
Freeport
Brunswick
Bowdoinham
Richmond
Wiscasset
Newcastle
Damariscotta Mills
Nobleboro
Winslow Mills
Warree
Thomaston
Rockland
George S. Glidden
Tarbox Street
David L. Wilson
George F
James
Harry
Emerson Glidden
Arthur Glidden
Lewiston
Harrison Workman
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Commonwealth Hotel
Bowdoin Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Boston
Mass
Hotel Avery
Avery Street
Morse Bros. Managing Directors
Beaver
C. L. Farnham Co, Inc
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
F. S. Curtis
Bath, Maine
Coffey
Raithel
Ncne
Bakers
Kuppenheimer
John J. Desmond
Bath’s
J. W. Cummings Feldspar Co
Huntington
West Virginia
Que
Baeefpe Af Oid
de Samuel
New York
Areery
Castoria
Times Office
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