Standard Oil gets permit to erect tanks at Bath shipyard
The Bath city council unanimously granted Standard Oil Co. permission to install two storage tanks on its new Bath shipyard property, later to serve as a distributing center for the Bath Brunswick area, pending fire chief approval. The plan includes a 60 by 85 foot gasoline tank and a 30 by 60 foot refined oil tank.
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Standard Oil Co
Deering
Bath-Brunswick
Committee On
Mitchell’s Lane
Commercial Street
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Bath
Merchants National Bank
Boston
Patten Free Library
Treas
Oak Grove
Maple Grove
Calvary Cemetery
Fairview
Central Maine Power Co
Opera House
Center Street
Opera Louse
Sylvia Procopio
Edward Wridgham
Cahill
Lorenzo J. Collins
Columbia Theatre
Edgar W. Bailey
Woolwich
Nathan W. Povich
Sherman King
Ant hills guard fruit trees in Italy against pests
In Italy ant hills are placed at the base of orange trees and fruit trees to protect them from injurious insects. The 67 deep places in the ocean are all near the land.
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Italy
Maine publicity boosts real estate sales says Bristol official
In Lincoln County Maine Register of Deeds N A Miller credits state publicity and natural growth for a record year of real estate instruments. He notes 1815 recordings in 1925, 126 more than 1924, and fees exceeding 31400, largely from out of state buyers for summer homes.
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Register of Deeds
N. A. Miller
Bristol
Lincoln County Court House
Wiscasset
Miller
Lincoln County
Thompson elected treasurer of American Water Works Co
Earl S. Thompson son of Mr and Mrs George F E Thompson of Hardings formerly Bath was elected treasurer of the American Water Works and Electric Co of New York on February 3. A Bowdoin graduate he has three years with the firm and previously ran bold business. The company, a major public utility, employs over 10 000 and has assets near 300 million dollars with offices in Richmond Virginia and New York City.
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Earl S. Thompson
George FE. Thompson
Hardings
Bath
American Water Works & Electric Co
New York
Thompson
Alpha Delta Phi Club
Bowdoin
American Water Works and Electric Co., Inc
Jaws of Virginia
American Water Works and Guaranty Co
United States
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Virginia Rail and Power
Richmond
Broadstreet
New York City
Law Court Re interprets bank receivers duties and deposits
A Lincoln County Law Court rescript defines receivers duties in insolvency cases of Lincoln County Trust Co. It clarifies how general and special deposits are held, when claims must be presented, and that general deposits become bank property, with bailee and bailor rules applying to special deposits.
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Law Court
Lincoln County Tate
Fred F. Lawrence
Lincoln County Trust Co
Walter S. Glidden
Bath
Carl M. V. Larrabee
Wiscasset
Warren C. Philbrook
Waterville
Bath Rotary Club Musicale Delights Members and Guests
Bath Rotary Club held a luncheon musicale led by George A. Crockett featuring The Harmony Six with Edwin M Fuller Jr Clifford Linwood J Russell Herbert Douglas George Field and Crockett as accompanist. Highlights included Don't Wake Me Up Set Me Dream Oh Boy What A Girl and solos by Herbie Douglas. Guests included Scott Bailey from Portland and James E. Whitmore Hampden J A Condon Rochester NY and Albert B. Gavin Boston.
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Bath Rotarkins
King Wavern
George A. Crockett
Harmony Sinew
Lee
Edwin M., Fuller, Jr
Clifford
Linwood J. Russell
Herbert Douglas
George Field
George Crockett
Herbie Douglas
Eugene Desmond
Orches- Scott Bailey
Portland
James E. Whitmore
Hampden
J. A. Condon
Rochester
N. Y
Albert B. Gavin
Boston
Morse Pupil Honor Roll Shows Wide Range of Honors
The six weeks honor list from Dec 4 to Jan 22 at Morse High School lists Post Graduates to Freshmen with Highest Honors and Honors. Notable names include Adelaide Campbell, Hielen Rogers, Ruth Bryant, Marion Skinner, Delix Cloutier, Hazel Hatch, Winifred Aderton, Mary Bryant, Mary Paine, and many others reflecting a system-wide decline then anticipated rise as students adjust.
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Lloyd Hooker
Harry Pinson
Edwin Spaulding
George Scudder
Adelaide Campbell
Hielen Rogers
Alice Whalen
Ruth Bryant
Virginia Clark
Sidney Cullen
Beatrice Duprey
Marion Fuller
Alfred Gannon
Iva Hagan
Helen Hayes
V Priseila Hedge
Florentine Knowlton
Gertrude Maxwell
Mary O Donnell
Mary Paine
Elizabeth Robbins
Marion Skinner
Louise Stewart
Richard Stinson
Elsie Trott
Wendall Williams
Marjorie Wearborn
Helen Decker
Ruth Emerson
Evelyn Wetlock
Muriel Ayer
Minnie Brown
Doris Campbell
Helen Curtis
Lillian Cutler
Thelvin Dearing
Philip Evans
Bessie Greenblatt
Arthur Hall
Josephine Hamblep
Ethel Iftuse
LaRue Kemper
Amanda Munsey
Isabelle Paisley
Clarabelle Quick
Elizabeth Rolfe
John Sheldon
Lawrence Specht
Hazel Wakefield
Grace Wendenbaugh
Isatherine O'Donnell
Earl Decker
Delix Cloutier
Henry DeLong
Hazel Hatch
Howard Bates
Isabel Burns
Anne Chandler
Clarence Eaton
Bernice Gilley
Mark Hayes
Elsie Lord
Margaret Lord
Emma MacDonald
Lena Oliver
Dorothy Smith
Edward Staples
Dorothy Thompson
Lelia Thornton
Carolyn Turner
Maine Republicans Set Portland Convention for April 6
Maine Republicans will hold their state convention in Portland on April 6 with Daniel F. Field of the state committee announcing the event. Senator James Wadsworth of New York is expected to speak, plus a woman speaker from away. Falmouth Hotel serves as headquarters as candidates for 1928 and 1927 nominations attend.
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Maine
Portland
Daniel F. Field
State Committee
James Wadsworth
New York
Wadsworth
United States Senate
Congress
Vortland
Falmouth
Arthur Thaser
Bangor
Brewster
Houston
Wiliam ‘Puder Gardiner
Maine House of Representatives
Goirdiner
Fire at Midnight Drives a Family Out Into Storm
A Brunswick Road home fire forced Mrs. Danforth and her family to flee in night clothes into a blizzard. The parents carried three children to neighbors as the house burned, pet cat Billy perished, and firefighters battled through heavy drifts to douse the blaze.
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Brunswick Road
Frank Danforth
Eleanor
Gardiner D. Rogers
Billy
Rogers
McCiere
Bill
Prank, Jr
Danforth
M.C. I. R. Yard
Gardiner Rogers
J. Horace McClure
Ed” Cook
Ernest Russell
Sutherlind
Theodore Burns
Forrest Mains
Edward Giles
Brunswick
Cook
North Street
Prescott
McClure
Mill Pond
Russell
Bath
Charles Paruham
Mains
Sutherland
Parnhaim
Burns
Giles
Sheriff
Ferry Keeps Hockomock Night Service For Now
The state ferry Hockomock will remain on its night schedule up to 11 PM for a few days as petitions for retention reach the Highway Commission. If the proposal gains support and public service needs it, the ferry may continue all winter. otherwise withdrawal is expected.
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Hockomock
State Highway Commission
Seper
Smelt Fishing Sustains Bath Men Through Winter
A Maine smelting village near Arrowsic bridge shows Bath men earning income by winter smelt fishing. Camps dot the ice fields along Whiskeag and Winneganee creeks, with varying comforts from stoves to radios and reading. Sudden thaws force rapid relocation of camps to safety, but no fatalities have been reported in recent years.
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Maine
Arrowsic Bridge
Winneganee Creek
Mayor Heads Citizen Ticket in City Caucuses
Nomination papers were filed for Mayor Cahill as a Citizen’s candidate with 60 signatures. Democrats and Republicans hold caucuses to nominate mayors and assemble ward tickets. several citizens may seek alderman posts. Republican mayoral nominees and state race filings are also noted amid ongoing caucuses.
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Charles Tl. Cahill
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Marcia D. Richardson
Edward W. Larrabee
Eben J. Marston
Edwin H
Frank Pepper
BE. Randall Leonard
Roy F. Shackford
William W. Wakefield
Augustus A. Perry
James W. Moulton
Francis FE. Parry
Eugene M. Desmond
James L. Morse
Donald TD. Young
Mark W. Sewall
Fred D. Hill
John J. Desimond
Daniel T. Dougherty
Walter FE. Chase
M. Worthley McPhee
Melvin A. Haggett
Henry @. Ho
Orin F. Frye
Cauccus
Itis
J. Edward Drake
Clarenee A. Peastee
George A. Biker
Henry W. Butler
Secretary of State
Receivers Paying Third Dividend To Depositors
The Lincoln County Trust Co receivers began paying a ten percent third dividend to savings depositors, bringing total paid to 90 percent. The bank, closed in March 1923, was insolvent and liquidated after a Burgess Lang & Co. bankruptcy. Deposits totaled 445000, with 360000 in savings. Litigation persisted, assets yielded under ten cents on the dollar, and stockholders faced a full 100 percent assessment.
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Lincoln County Trust Co
Lincoln County Trusts Co
Banking House of
Burgess- Lang & Co
State Supreme Court
Burgess-Lang
Walter S. Glidden
Bath
Carl M. P. Larrabee
Wiscasset
A. M. Card
Alona
Wiliam D. Patterson
Wesley C. Daynow
Norway
Richard H. T. Taylor
S. J. Sewall
W. G. Hubbard
Mr. Patterson
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