Col Gardiner Candidacy Praised In Political Drive
Col Gardiner is described as a strong candidate with loyal supporters in the Republican Party. The piece extols his character and leadership, predicting he will be a high type of chief executive for the state and Maine, and notes growing favorable sentiment among Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coirdiner
Col
Gardiner
Maine
Macne
Tierbert
Hoover
Ohio
Willis
Tioever
One Man Cars Dominate Early U S Electric Street Car Use
The article notes that a large share of electric street cars in the United States are of a single type operated by one man. It cites 220 companies with over 1000 cars using one-man operation, claims fewer accidents with safety devices, and mentions the shift to single-man crews during light traffic. It also lists names of prominent figures and local business leaders in Rockland and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnited
Maine Politics and Winter Reflections in the State Ledger
The piece notes a mild winter and upcoming travel season as Bath prepares a new municipal building by July. Former Governor Percival Baxter visits Washington and may discuss impressions from his Russia trip. Governor Easter’s observations on Russian life are also mentioned. Republicans split between Willis and Herbert Hoover, with possible Democratic gains. Maine faces presidential primaries and a Walsh investigation into public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival PY Baxter
Washington
Russita
Easter
Bath
Maine
Name committees for the hospital
A meeting notes up to date hospital improvements including X ray machine and rebuilt operating room. The endowment rose from a few thousand to over 500000 and hospital usefulness increased. A copy of resolutions goes to Mr Sewall as token of esteem from incorporators and friends. Respectfully submitted Frank Bonichols Byron Barker and Lockery February 2 1908 Whiteh Maine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall
Witeh
Committees Formed and Staff Elected by Trustees
The article lists Executive Finance and House committees with chairpersons and members including Charles Uh Cahill and Samuel R. Percy. It notes staff elected by trustees such as Dr. Langdon Thonpe Dr James Lincoln Dr I M Radler and Dr Horaece Fox along with specialists in ophthalmology radiology and pathology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Uh Cahill
Samuel R. Percy
J. Re Andrews
Mary PF. Gibbons
Desse Donnell
Alireld Mc Sewald
Arthur J. Dunton
Rodney EK
Ross
Oliver Moses Zod
Hlubert
HR McCarty
L. Migene
Thebeaiu
Charles W. Welch
John Oa. Morse
James ©. Lincoln
I. M. Radler
Horaece Fox
Aster FP. Barker
As Ay Stott
Seth O S. Mullin
da. Waaren
Kershner
Nivist-laryngelovisi
Warren E. Kershner
el Mo Puller
Ly. Os
Mullin
Mortimer Warren
Mave
Monto
Death of Mrs Grace Goodwin in Bath and Oakland
Word was received of the death of Mrs Grace Goodwin who died in Oakland after suffering a fatal shock. She formerly lived on Pratt street in Bath and had resided with her sister Mrs Edward Wing for the past five years. A daughter Miss Ruth Goodwin and her sister Mrs Wing survive.
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Bath
Grace Goodwin
Oakland
Pratt Street
Goodwin
Edward Wing
Ruth Goodwin
Wing
Bath Garden Club postpones meeting at Patten Free Library
The Bath Garden Club reschedules its meeting to Thursday at eight due to a postponement. It will be the annual meeting with club officers to be elected.
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Bath Garden Club
Patten Free Library
Lony
Whitey
Mrs Shaughnessy and Moses Registered at Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs Helen L Shaughnessy and Mr and Mrs Oliver Moses are registered at the Roosevelt hotel in New York.
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Helen L. Shaughnessy
Mgr
Oliver Moses
Roosevelt Hotel
New York
Beacon Wins Ninth Straight in Church League Play
Scroom rang up its ninth straight victory in Church league action Saturday night as undefeated Beacon and other results highlighted the week. The Beacon 5 team posted a 12 to 5 win while Universalist 10 and Wesley 12 also showed strong performances. standings reflect Beacon atop the circuit.
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Beacon
Church League
Wen
BanurGii- Woon
Shyne
Wesley
Dilm
Ceonteul
Universalist
Scroom
Pebsconians
Tad
Newonda
Bini
Midee Roberts
Alex Durden
Ie Snipe
Hisuuilion
Stoberts
Lewis
Hharrington
Enhins
Russell
A. Roberts
Bey
Peren
Gilnahi
Winter Falls to Bom eon Team Behind Offensive Charge
Winter struggled as the Bom eon team surged ahead with Pierce and deavert firing effectively, aided by Parks. Meister and Norton anchored the defense to slow Winter, while Gareen and Osherney contributed to the visitors’ strong effort.
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Ream
Pierce
Deavert
Parks
Meister
Norton
Winter Street Men Hear Talk on China
Chester Mary spoke at the Winter Street Men's club Friday night recounting his China experiences during U S Navy service aboard the destroyer Pruitt. He described the current troubles there and the talk held strong interest among attendees.
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China
Chester Mary
Winter Street
Mr. Mary
United States Navy
Marr
Phe
Navy
Tle
Pruitt
Bay Dren Works
Patd
YOM COA approves WLC PLU meeting use of building
Directors of the YOM COA vote to allow the WLC PLU to hold meetings in the organization building. The piece notes past locations including Church block and Salvation Army rooms provided by Bath business men. A Thursday 2.30 meeting at Salvation Army rooms will accommodate Miss Mayoun's school children with a planned singer.
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YOM. C. OA
WLC. Plu
W.oCo Ot. Uo
Vitriois Phices mM Cieeis
Mother Cine
YM. Coa
Galen C. Moses
Bath
Salvation Army
Miss Mayoun
Tobey Hosts Birthday Evening for Mrs Miller
Mr and Mrs Harold Tobey entertained Friday night at their Washburn street home in honor of Mrs Edward F Miller s birthday. The party featured a card session and supper with guests Mrs Miller Mr and Mrs Charles Syde Mrs Marjorie Leavitt and Leon Billings.
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Harold Tobey
Washburn Street
Edward F. Miller
Miller
Charles Syde
Marjorie Leavitt
Leon Billings
Sophomores win Morse interclass meet over Seniors at Y gym
Sophomores scored 36 to 28 for Seniors in the Morse high inter-class meet led by Paul Hart with 61% points, smashing the gym record in the potatoe dash and winning multiple events. Juniors and Freshmen trailed as Hart also contributed in high jump while other winners included Watt in the 20 yd dash and Rowe in shot put.
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Y Gym
Paul Hart
Leeman
Watt
Pooter
Crosby
Dart
Dow
Croshy
Snipe
Hart
Jenkins
Cane Iack
George Barker
Rowe
Bates
Truck” Pierce
AL Jewell
Pfart
Thart
Rooter
Tollins
Taat
Gaudet
Footer
Barker
Maass
Rollins
Paquet
Maine Club Women Appeals for Conservation Fund Drive
Letter from Mrs. William E B Kingston of Bangor urges Maine clubs and communities to fundraise for a conservation campaign. Framing aid as nationally supported, the appeal asks for donations, distribution of circulars, and acknowledgment of Maine totals, with slide reels of the Franconia region available by mail from Boston.
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William EB. Kingston
Bangor
Maine Womeno
Prancenia
Maine Federation
Kingston
Sheat
Charles I McDuffee
Augusta
Maine
Elmwomen
Franconia
Qaheel
Fle Joy Street
Boston
Miss
Society For the Protection of
New Trumpshire
Wingston
Marriage of Interest Takes Place February Twenty First
Edward N. Hartnett and Madelyn Boorer wed at St Marys church in a ceremony noted as a union of local interest. Hartnett, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hartnett of 70 High Street, is a Morsey High School and Georgetown University graduate now with the local post office. Madelyn Footer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Footer of 183 South Street, has long served as supervisor of the operating room at Bath City Hospital with resignation effective February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Hartnett
Madelyn Boorer
St. Mary's Church
Hartnett
Fred W. Hartnett
High Street
Morsey High School
Georgetown University
Footer
Eugene Footer
South Street
Bath City Hospital
Death of Wil lis Sprague in Bath and Litchfield tied to city service
Mrs Jillian Kingsbury of Dummer Street Bath learned of the death of her uncle William Sprague who passed away in Litchfield Saturday morning. He was a Bath native and long time Edward Street resident later living with his son Alec Sprague in Litchfield. A former early mail carrier in Bath, he served the North End route for many years. Survived by son Alec and niece Mrs Lillian Kingsbury, funeral services were held Monday at Chadbourne's with Rev Wesley P Holman officiating. Interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery.
Grange notes on insurance, prizes, and activism across states
The Grange fire insurance company in Kansas reports nearly 312 million in new policies and a net in force around 355 million with a surplus over 255 thousand. New Hampshire offers cash prizes to dairy cattle youth. Washington debates agricultural tariffs and daylight saving actions involve Grange support. Webster Grange in New York is the largest in the state and a Washington grange organized in a one room schoolhouse grew rapidly. Oregon Granges push for tax changes. Local note: Mr and Mrs Clarence Merrill returned from Lewiston after visiting family.
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the Grange Fire Insurance Company
Kansas
Ato
Treasury
Obibe
Grance
Oldline
New Hampshire
Grange
Fac
Plymouth
Cross Word Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
Crossword puzzle list with numbered horizontal and vertical clues incomplete and garbled including flesh of hog and remedies, various nouns and verbs, and scattered letter or symbol substitutions, revealing a damaged page segment with partial crossword entries and unclear formatting.
North Center PT A Bazaar At Oak Street Parish House
The North Center PT A plans a small bazaar at Oak Street parish house on March 20. Members sew aprons for an apron and fancy article table, plus cooked foods and candy. Tea will be served in the afternoon. Mrs L A Gannon Jr is general chairman.
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North Center
PT. A
Oak Street Parish House
L. A. Gannon Jr
Hexathon Meet at Friday Night Draws City Track Stars
The Y M C A will revive the Hexathlon on Friday night attracting many of the city's top track athletes. Entries open until Thursday noon with about 20 already registered including Morse team members and local stars. Events include 110 yard dash potato race running high jump 440 and shot put with heats Thursday afternoon and Friday night finals for the six event meet.
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Y. M
Bath
Lawrence Palmer
Pa Tayes
Skike Norton
Carl Vinson
Teddy Pink- Haim
George Garker
Morse
Pond Phare
Gaus Meister Dast
Joe Butler
Freddy Gandet
Gordon Harrington
Allie Jewett
Merritt Trott
Lyden Grabs Elevated Slot Among Western Maine Scorers
Lyden scores 15 points in Rockland game to push into higher tier of high school basketball scorers in Western Maine. Morse-right forward Lyden aids Edward Little’s Estes and Diamon of Portland in the standout performance.
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Rockland
Lyden
Morse
Maine
Estes
Edward Little
Diamon
Portland
Wilson Nets Two Red Foxes Near Phippsburg
Fred Wilson of 160 Middle Street bagged a pair of red foxes Monday near Sam Day Hill in Phippsburg. The same locality yielded two foxes 10 days earlier, bringing his season total to seven and suggesting profitable hunting expeditions.
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Fred Wilson
Middle Street
Phippsburg
Sam Day
Times
Wilson
Lincoln Day Vespers at Central Church
Lincoln Day Vespers at Central Church features a four o clock service with Mendelssohn and DeKoven anthems and a large choir. The program includes hymns and solos with church members listed among the performers.
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Central Church
Lincoln
Mendelssohn
Warren
Stainee
Asiams
Christ In Flanders Ward
Stephens
Wood
Parks
Appleton
Shaw
DeKoven
the World
Central League Social Night at Parish House
The Central League church group hosted a social evening featuring the one act comedy The Girl Who Paid the Bills. Freida Dagdikian led as the butler with a strong ensemble cast and Miss Martin Smith of Brewer performed flute solos. About 120 attendees enjoyed ice cream and cake after the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Freida Dagdikian
Amy
Cir
Lola Turner
Luther Thompson
Frank Vike
Annie Cox
Fred Fuller
Harry Thompson
David Rich
Horace Morse
Harold Small
Cast Selected for Junior Play at Morse High
The Junior class at Morse High School will perform The Prince of Liars in the assembly hall on March 9. Miss Mary TH Conley coaches. The cast includes Arthur Hemmington as The Prince, Charles Maxwell as his friend, Mrs Hummingtop and Mrs Gillibrand as family roles, Ralph Ormerod Joshua Gillibrand Elmer Norton Daisy Maithoad Elizabeth McGrinth Rosa Colombier Amy Dobson the butler Percy Wilson Barbara the maid and Marjory Legard.
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Morse High School
Mary TH. Conley
Arthur Hemmington
Charles Maxwell
Hummingtop
Edna Hallowell
Gillibrand
Arthur
Rin Dobson
Percy Wilson
Barbara
Maid
Marjory Legard
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the Times Company
F. B. Nichols
Pres. and
Treas
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Col. Gardiner
Gecerner
Ham
William
Col Goareitter
Ulead
Drams
Smd Socieries
Varion Jets
Theo Qecepele
Tsrael Snow
Rocklind
Busness
Lew
Lockland
Reelkdand Lesn and Buinling Association
P. L. Snow Col Pcainment Shipping Concern
Masonie Temas Association
Rotary
Rookluna National Bank
Omey
Rockland Lodge
Mfasens
Clarcimont Commmandery
Cra
Ohe
Coyairty
Herbert © Hever
Walsh
Bss
National Capital
BO Nichols
Byron
Barker Theim
Lockery Sath
Mrs
North End
Park
Dewet
Cook
Pieven
Us Meister
Fraser
Osborine
Rf Green
Colby
Peoler
Central
Ole
Toolt
Lolinita
Best
Jimmmy Miller
Ferrell
Charlie Maxwell
G Man
Farrell
Macdonald
Jb Barker
Levee
Mg Srey Lemont
Y Rice
Goowell
Maxwell Rollins
Marrie Ty
Heserve
Cutts
Maine Club
William Sprague
Auburn
National Grange
Webster Grange
Empire State
Webster Grange Co
Poulton Grace
Grange Organization
Cansino
New England
Bis
Miuassachusetts
Rhode Island
Trence
Pemont Grange
Philadelphia
Oregon
Clarence Merrill
Academy Street
Lewiston
Mr. Merrill
Lee Randall
HyAl
Rtrcwren
Europe
Sterave
Myeselt
Jae
Ow Orne International Syndicate
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Hexalthon
Mr. Wood
Jerusalem
Ethel Parks
Burnham Messrs
Menderson
Curtie
Manney
Julia W. Howe
Defendas
Lord Metcali
Mr. Shaw
Father
Eee
Tarnby Poxthide
Mareh
Pontifienle Lemmens
Central League
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