Democrats Nominate Cahill as Mayor in Unanimous Caucus
Charles H Cahill secured an unanimous renomination by the Democratic caucus in the common council room. The gathering named ward tickets and a new Democratic city committee with members listed for wards 1 through 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Charles H. Cahill
Causus
George W. Dean
Lin
Ralph C. Covel
Arthur Sewall
Stanley M. Brown
Sewall
Cahill’s Iaine
Harry M. Biase
Ward S
Brown
Directa
Huse
John DP
Carey Dr
Ree. Sewall
Jace
Harold J. Troop
Amos I. Perry
James J. Crane
Arthor W. Gediman
John J. Marks
Eugene G. Elart
Edward F. Miller
Edward Sewall
George W P. Larrabee
Thomas J. Cummings
William A. McCulluim
Francis W. Norton
Johnf. Conley
Frank J. Chirk
Reception Held For New Universalist Pastor Spoerl
Rev Howard Davis Spoerl was welcomed as pastor at a Friday night reception in the Universalist vestry. Hosts included Mrs Rideout and Mrs Rogers with refreshment crew and a program of piano and violin music by Frances Dunning Green Toullo. Flowers came from Perkins greenhouse with decor and furniture loaned by Harry Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Davis Spoerl
Universalist Church
Universalist Vestry
Spoers
Charles A. Harriman
Harry Bowe
Charles Rideout
George Rogers
Frances Dunning
Green
Iva Hagan Toullo
Rideout
Rogers
Ralph C. Dale
Roberta Marker
June Rideout
Rachel Nichols
Bernice Carr
Beatrice Nichols
Charles Blair
George Jacobs
Maud Longley
Frederick N. Klippel
Fred Shaw
Harry U. Bridge
Murray Club
Perkins Greenhouse
Harry Bridge
Harry ‘. Stetson
Bathman's Company Secures New Danvers River Bridge Contract
The General Contracting Company Inc of Dorchester led by Andrew Merrill won the $167,800 bridge project over the Danvers river between Salem and Beverly. The job replaces piles and timber with a rock and gravel fill, starting soon with several weeks for lumber delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
General Contracting Company, Inc
Dorchester
Wifeh Andrew
Merrill
Thath
Danvers River
Salem
Beverly
New England
Bath Woman Heavy Loser in the Fire
Mrs. Margaret Howarth a Bath lawyer suffered thousands in losses in her Granite building offices. She lost papers and records and received widespread sympathy via telegrams and calls. Her sister-in-law Mrs. Dubois learned of Miss Harrington’s fatal Fall River car accident while teaching at local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Howarth
Nominatt
Mall Tiver
Mass
Howarth
M. E. Kauteen
Wesley Street
Dubois
Bath
Fall River
Ethel Harrington
Harrington
Doyle School
Henry Lodge
Beacon Man Charged in Manslaughter Over Boston Auto Death
Francis BE and Stanley Warren of Beacon Street Boston face manslaughter charges after Margueriet Duchez died last week in an automobile collision at Commonwealth Avenue and Dartmouth Street. Warren is son of Mrs S'rescott Warren and has spent summers at Squirrel Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis BE
Stanley Warren
Beacon Street
Boston
Margueriet Duchez
Mr. Warren
S’rescott Warren
Squirrel Ishind
Commonwealth Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Republican Ward Caucus Shows Mixed Attendance and Nominations
Republican ward caucuses report strong turnout in Wards 1 3 6 7 with several unanimous nominations. Wilfred W. Chaney Frank J. Clark and Charles Henderson win alderman spots while Beal Watson and Quicksall contest second ticket. Beal ultimately topples Bridges. Ward 2 attendance is notably light and results incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred W. Chaney
Frank J. Clark
Elmer W. Rogers
Ralph O. Dale
Harold V. Small
Tauyor
Guy A. Nichols
John K. King
Council
King
Frank H. Beal
Carroll Watson
George C. Quicksall
Eugene Bridges
Children Killed When Sled Hits Auto in Topsham
Two six year old Brunswick children were killed and a third injured when a sled coasting down Quint’ bil Hill collided with a sedan driven by Howard W. Perkins of Medford Massachusetts on the way to Lewiston. Sheriff Henderson and County Attorney Dunton blamed no one. Perkins did all he could to avert the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Quint’ Bil
Topsham
Welter DB
Cressey
Walter Sh. Cressey
Main Street
Annie Murray
Chester
Murray
Summer Street
Gertrude Cressey
Howard W. Perkins
Medford
Mass
Lewiston
Albert Henderson
Sagadahee County
Arthur J. Dunton
Perkins
Thomas. White
Mr. Perkins
Dbriunsyweh Hospital
Harry FP. Morin
Bath
William Edwards
Masonic Party Committees Named For Washington Birthday
The combined Masonic lodges plan a Washington's birthday event at the Masonic temple with banquet at 6 30 served by Genesta chapter. General committee includes George Quickshall and Arthur D B sul phen among others. tickets, music and entertainment, supper and decorations committees named. All Masons invited to this enjoyable evening honoring President Newell and Bath Tron Works Corp officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William 8. Newell
Bath Tron Works Corp
Masonic Temple
Lidiex of Genesta
George ©. Quickshall
Arthur DB
Sulphen
Polar Star Lodge
Mov Shackford
Solar Lodge
Oliver Mosex
Montgomery Aund
St. Bernard Royal Avch
Elareld Cutting
Luther Thompson
Sanford Nickerson
Jyts
Harold Small
John O. Moulton
Percy Marks
William 2B Skelton
Mason A Merrill
George Co Quicksall
Toy Shackford
Newel
Many Want Baxter to Run in Maine Governor race
The Wortland Evening News reports former Governor Baxter is urged from across Maine to enter the Republican primary for governor. While some back his water power stance, others doubt he will run. Close associates say he has not signaled any decision and no clear inducement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortland Evening News
Vercival
Baxter
Govenor
Duaxter
Maine
Russia
Nove
Hospital trustees name committees for the year
Vice President El Eugene Thebeau presided over the Vath City Hospital trustees meeting Friday afternoon in the absence of Leary C Wright the recently elected president who is recovering from a fractured ankle after a trolley car incident near the hospital Thebeau read a letter from Wright outlining his views for the year The meeting occurred while Wright was away in Boston for treatment and to meet with hospital officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Eugene Thebeau
Vath City Hospital
Leary C. Wright
Weight
Boston
Thebeau
President's Address to Bath City Hospital Trustees
February 10 1921 message from the newly elected president to Bath City Hospital trustees praising the former leadership and the hospital's class A certification. He urges careful purchasing, continued high standards, and monthly trustee visits to monitor operations and maintain quality care for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City
American College of Surgeons
Kirger
Bath City Hospital
Gath City Hospital
Resolutions Pay Tribute To President Sewall Upon Retirement
The committee on resolutions honors William J. Sewall for years of excellent service and presents formal resolutions recognizing his leadership and contribution as he retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Sewall
Hospital President Sewall to Step Down After Notable Service
At Bath City Hospital annual meeting January 21 no action taken to save chairman N Gratz. A committee including Frank B Nichols Dr Byron Barker and Mrs Ethel Lockery reports Sewall resigns as president after eight years of service with the hospital now rated Class A due to his leadership and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City
N. Gratz
Jackson
William D. Sewiall
Frank DB. Nichols
Byron K. Barker
Ethel M. Lockery
Sewall
President Wright hospital bound after ankle fall
Henry C. Wright, elected president of City hospital, slipped on Winship street and broke a small ankle bone. A trolley motorman assisted him to the hospital where an X-ray showed the injury. He is expected to stay several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Wright
City Hospital
Mr. Wright
Winship Street
Fine Fireproof Garage For Bath Branch Of Lewiston Buick
A new brick fireproof garage with steel frame rises on Commercial Broad and Arch streets in Bath to house the Lewiston Buick Co Bath branch. The building includes an office sales room and a service station with metal window casings and ample equipment for Buick models. Once occupied it will be one of the finest area garages with modern facilities, on the former Watson Frye lot once home to a brass foundry and later Bath Automobile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lewiston Buick CO
Copanity
Broad Street
Buick
Maine
Watson, Frye
Watson, Frye Co
Bath Automobile & Gas Engine Co
Scott Ro Frye
Californi Poe
Annual Reception at Central Church Delights Community
Central Church hosts its annual reception on a snowy February evening attended by a large crowd. Hosts included Tev. and Mrs. David Wilson and others, with James T. Ledyard and George J. Goodwin as ushers. An evening program featured Shine Minstrels, sketches by Doris Campbell and others, plus a Stevens orchestra finale and refreshments in the social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Tey
David Wilson
Owen J. Ledyard
Alfred Oh. Rowe
Laura Appleton
Willian Ry Ninball
Marjorie Legard
George Darker
Parks
Steven
Walter S. Russell
Gregware
Ful Pailey
Margaret Foote
Lala Purner
Me Redlow
Leaague
Frank Wakefield
Rey
Wilson
Gardiner Campaign Speaking Dates Listed This Week
A schedule of speaking engagements for Col Win Tudor Gardiner, Republican gubernatorial candidate, runs through the week with stops at Aubacu Lienselab Newport Brownville Pune tio and Brownville dunetion Se Chiks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Win
Tudor Gardiner
Petinarios
Aubacu
Attorney Bridgham Delivers Talk on Real Estate Law
Edward W. Bridgham spoke to the high school class on commercial law Monday morning. He discussed Real Estate Will and Mortgages, introduced by Miss Agnes Puhey, drawing close attention from students eyed as future citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bridgham Pisi
Miss Rich Attends Chicago Opera in Mass Weekend
Miss Madelyn Rich left Saturday to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William Rich in Saugus Massachusetts. She attended the Chicago Opera Company performance of Rigoletto Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Rich
William Rich
Saugus
Mass
Miss Rich
Chicago Opera Co
Bathman Denied Jitney Bus Permit After Public Hearing
Forrest Legard of Bath had a Bath Boothbay jitney permit denied by the Public Utilities Commission. The commission cited existing rail and boat services from Bath to Boothbay Harbor and Boothbay Center, noting no proven public demand and opposition from Boothbay Harbor residents. The decision echoes policy used in a Portland taxicab case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Wiscasset
Wiscasset Steamboat Line
Boothbay Harbor
Austria-Oceean Point Damd and Bis Company
Wiscasset Passey
Edgecombe
Boothbay Center
Boothbay
Boothbay Tlarbor
Bath youths to get park slide at skating rink
The Bath article notes a new playground slide for youths at the skating rink in the park funded by the Davenport estate and other donors. Plans by Webware W Pryde outline the device as a modern addition with committee members Slyde and Perkins coordinating location and construction work by a local carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
George D. Davenport
Artin Diniten
J. Edward Deahe
Willian So Shorey
Pryde
Slyde
Perkins
Davenport Estate Funds City Hall In Bath With 10000 Bequest
The City of Bath receives a ten thousand dollar bequest from the Davenport estate for a new City Hall to be erected on Davenport property at Front Street. Executors Arthur J. Danton J. Edward Drake and William S. Shorey sign the payment, with city receipt by Ralph K. Hall. The city agrees to begin construction within two years and place a Davenport Memorial block above the main entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Bath
Davenport
City Hall
Arthur J. Danton
J. Edward Drake
Willian S. Shorey
George P. Davenport
Mount
Ralph K. Hall
Board of Aldermen
George Dy Davenport
Bath
Pront
City of
Morse High School
Davenport Memorial
Battery H Minstrel Show Promises Local Entertainment
The Battery TE minstrel show comes to the Masonic temple next Monday and Tuesday evenings in Bath. Headliners include Uerbie Doug las and Harold Cutting with several newcomers rated for real entertainment. Jack Shaw directs rehearsals and oversees the production with cast members hopeful about the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery
Masonic Temple
Bathvon Minsient Entertainment
Uerbie Douglas
Harold Cutting
Battery Minstrels
Jack Shaw
Mr. Shaw
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Thomas J. Neagle
Sidney A. McPherson
Harry A. Plummer
Andrew. Flahherty
Everett G. Lemont
Leland S&s. Plummer
Democratic City Committee
New Democratic City Committee
William DS. Temple
John J. Crane
Sadie J. Garcelon
Ralph ©. Covel
John J. Carey, Jr
Harey M. Huse
Levi T Thompson
Mildred TL Morse
Charlotte Grace
Edward
Tlartnett
Haviland Torrey
Mumma Leonard
Raymond Powers
Bertha
Powers
Mary
Golder
Edward W. Sapo
Bathman’s Company
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
WARD
Masonic Party
Washington’s
Wright
Institution
Bridgham
Bathman
Public Utilities Commission
Shoha Saeterton
Pare
Western Avenue
Battery H
High Street
Phursday
Porthind
Winchester
Johnson Bros. Co
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