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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1925

Page

3

State Official Addresses Opportunity and Character

A state official extols American opportunity, praising Ford, Edison, and Burns while stressing self improvement and clean living. He recalls meeting Farmer Burns, sharing discipline lessons, and tells of a personal exchange with his child about God making people, then notes the marathon-like journey of life and perseverance.

America Henry Ford Grover Henry Ford Luke Thomas Edison Foss Farmer Iburns Mr. Burns Farmer Burns

Bowdoinham Town Meeting Nears with Candidate Lists

Bowdoinham prepares for its annual town meeting on Monday March 1 with a lively slate. Incumbents and candidates for selectman auditor treasurer school board tax collector and road commissioner appear to seek votes as residents consider budget needs and town expenditures.

J. W. Bishop Third Selectman Paul Ames CC. O. Warinton George T. Hackett Hackett DB. Cornish JS Lancaster Ernnest Card BLOX Jack

Banquet Celebrates Civic Efforts With Notable Attendees

The annual father and son banquet organized by the Y M C A and various local clubs drew leaders including J Edward Drake and Roger Shillings. Rev George Wilson Scudder delivered a benediction as attendees wore red attire and the Worms auxiliary arranged the event. The sole twins in attendance were Richard and Harold McBinnan accompanying William W U White.

VY. ML Oc J. Edward Drake Bath Rotary Clut Carroll Watson Colonial Club Ralph Gay Roland TE Smith Post A. L Charles W. Peterson Church Basketball League Turry Sulivan Sagadahoc Counneil Seth S. Mullin Masons and Co A. Martin Bathaerie Eagles Worms Carroll Oa. Deering Mas Luther &. Thompson Leroys Colin J. I. Gannon N. Gantz Jackson EK. Motles Fulter William E. Dalmer William Ph. Small Leland Tr. Mitchell Scott Golder John I. Mas Frederici Drake Richard and Tiarold McBinnan William WU

Auction and sale notices from Bath area listings

Fragmented notices describe farm sale near Bath with inquiries about purchase or exchange and a home for sale on Center Street. Listings include a Valentine sunshine scatter and various local sale offers with incomplete details and addresses in Maine towns.

Imerty Lacy Center St Valentines Scatter West Marion

Highway Police Work Described by Chief Field

Chief Arthur H. Field of the State Police spoke at Bath Rotary about enforcing traffic and other laws while assisting local officers. He described a 60 member force covering 800 miles of routes with strict standards, patrol values, and forthcoming training in geography, combat skills, and disciplined patrols. He noted policy on traffic offenses and emphasized judgment, with arrests for intoxicated driving when needed.

Arthur H. Field State Police Hover Nat Bath Rotary Club King Tavern KE. V. Briggs Capt. Eastman Whippsburg McClure F. K E. Parry Field Msm Department

Stipends Awarded to Maine Fairs in State Program

Maine fairs received a total of STA260.28 in stipends for the past year as announced by Commissioner of Agriculture Frank D. Washburn. The Northern Maine Fair Association of Presque Isle led with the largest award, followed by Franklin County Fair Association of Farmington, Somerset Central Agricultural Association of Skowhegan, and Oxford County Agricultural Society of South Paris. For the first time in years no fair was deprived due to non compliance, though several did not apply this year. Sagadahoc Agricultural and Horticultural Society received SU2T.08.

Maine Frank D. Washburn Northern Maine Fair Association Presque Isle Franklin County Fair Association of Farmington Somerset Central Agricultural Association of Skowhegan Oxford County Agricultural Society of South Paris Sagadshoe Agricrultural and Tlorticultural Society

Women Missioners Urge Churches to Aid Foreign Students

A Wesley church Woman's Home Missionary meeting heard Grace Alice Packer from the Deaconess Home urge churches to support foreign students who study in America to return as Christians. She cited missions in Alaska California New Mexico Pennsylvania and Chicago and called for greater loyalty and prayerful support from all church auxiliaries.

Oowest Woman's Home Missionary Society of Wesley Church R.S. Gordon Union Street Grace Alice Packer Portland Woman's Home Missionary of Maine Conference Eva Cahill Rev. C. Brooks Paul Brooks C. E. Brooks Miss Packer Maine America Alaska California Albuquerque New Mexico Great Southwest Pennsylvania Scranton Virginia Mareyv Center Chicago Wesley Church Auxiliary

Auxiliary meeting set for March 28 with Mrs Brooks hosting

Refreshments were served by the host and Mrs Edith Abbott along with Roberta and Margaret Gordon. The next Auxiliary meeting will be March 28 hosted by Mrs C Jy Brooks and the program organized by Mrs F W Armes.

Edith Abbott Roberta Margaret Gordon C. Jy. Brooks F. W. Armes

Westport Woman Wins Florida Food and Craft Prizes

Mrs. Earle Richardson of Westport and her family winter in Florida. She earned 15 first prizes five second prizes and one third prize at the Sarasota fair for jams jellies marmalades cakes pies and English teacakes. Her bead string from coffee shells also won a first prize. Her products and Maine labels drew attention at Tampa fair. The couple met Maine visitors including Trouthbay Harbor drivers while Mr Richardson improves under doctor care.

Earle Richardson Westport Florida Richardson Princess Catarine Sarasota Fair Tampa Maine Troothbay Harbor Kendricks

Surveyors at Work for South End Plant

The Standard Oil Co plans a new Bath Deering shipyard plant with early spring construction despite two feet of snow. Surveyors marked lines for fences and buildings, signaling jobs for local workers once the season opens. Miss Elizabeth Deering, Morse high sophomore, won a spelling match at the Genesta Sewing circle event.

Standard Oil Co Deering Bath Elizabeth Deering Morse High Genesta Masonic Temple

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Pridge Front Bath Afrail Stan Brera Linen Department Forest Mills Union S.&h. Green John Barleycorn Tie Apa Boston Charles Mellor New England Women’s Bostonia Orchestra Portland Automobile ‘Dealers’ Association Bowdoinham Flora Tateh Bowdoin Wallace Farmingdale Gould Oscar Rev A. W. Wentworth Abbie Jacques Jacques Helen Gould Mitchell Freeport W. H. Gould Ida Fowle Boston Conservatory of Music Gladys Raymond Coombs Lo M. Fowle Ladies Aid of Merry Meeting Grange Grange Methodist Church Ry FL Lowe Ladies Aid Washington Albert Seigars Isabelle Buseh Electa BOR Mu- Fenie Hall Frank Millay Gardiner Est Sylvester Amesbury Fred Britt Lena Anderson Bowdein Harry ‘Mosher Bowdwinham Wiscasset Ray Douglas Buffalo N. Y Clarence Gould W. E. Gould Clarence A. D D. Bridges Ruth McHwen Juda Fowle Selectmen’s Office Town Hall Pred Leavitt Tom Wildes Merlene Maloon William Maloon Jennie Maxwell J. O. Bishop Joseph Plall Maxwell Topsham EH. L. White Ridge I. KK. Jack W. B. Kendall George Wilson Scudder Universalist Church Independent AVANT Suradl Aanties Tor Sale Whetee New Meadows Gase Silsby Luurel Letanes Suelepscol Winlesale M. Reid Ferry St Wes Kacil Colby John C Wright Nhall Ave Durward I. Bowie Edward St Tel Dunton Hiaani Krattasog Concord Worsted Mills Concord New Hampshire Rotarians Brunswick Ss Ente R’ S South End Deering Yard Bath Department Store
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