Republican caucus and city meetings fill February schedule
A busy city agenda includes a Republican caucus Friday at Alameda to pick a candidate, Democratic nominations at Music Hall tomorrow, and a city council adjourned meeting. Public schools observe Washington birthday vacation, and a folksy report notes local fires, ice conditions, and theater losses from a Columbia Theatre fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Acadialadze
Music Hall
Washington
Tracey
Russell Street
Bath
Old Ladies
Winslow's Ledges
Bath Iron Works
The
Kennebec
Grace Episcopal Church
Codman
Bath Merchants Urge Restored Ferry Schedule
The Bath Merchants Association held a large meeting to press for restoring the old ferry schedule between Bath and Woolwich. Members argued the present plan hurts trade and noted one boat delay of 57 minutes. A transportation committee was tasked with drafting resolutions and reporting at a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Merchants’ Association
City Hell
Woolwich
Bath
Bull Rock
Merrymeeting Bridge
Tranport
Scott
Harry C. Webber
New Industries
H. E. Stetson
H. W. Tucker
J. S. Lowell
Advertising
Charles T. Jackoon
Charles A. Harriman
Walter O. Parker
City Street Railway Safety Daries Noted At Lewiston Augusta Waterville Lines
Patrons warned about crude block sit between Sagadahoe square and Washington Oak in Lewiston while concerns raised over timing at Front and Oak streets. Reports say cars 104 and others risk collisions due to key access and brake system failures on cars 104 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Augusta
Waterville
Sagadahoe Square
Washington and
Oak Streets
Front
Oak
Washington
Saugadahoe
Funk
Personalities Ashe Coley Returns to Boston and Bath View
Local notices list Ashe Coley returning from a visit to Boston and various Bath residents traveling for business or leisure. Captains Triving Pierce and Frank Patten are mentioned with ships docking in Maine harbors. Social events include a Whist party hosted by Laura Penney and a Bowdoin junior assembly attended by Bath young women.
Willing Workers Meet in Montsweag With Mrs Soule
The Willing Workers of Montsweag met with Mrs James Soule on Thursday. Flat and candy were served and all enjoyed the gathering. Lansing Soule has a severe cold and remains at home. Silas Getchell broke a shoulder in a fall on the ice and is in pain. Capt J L Coombs of the schooner Frontenac left his vessel at Norfolk for a visit with Mrs Coombs and to see his baby daughter for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William WP. Hill
Frank Perkins
D. T. Percy & Sons
Boston
Edward W. Hyde
Hyde
Augusta
Bath
J. P. Bass
Bangor
William F. Stevens
Lowell
Mass
Charlotte Mae
James Barr
Gregory Street
Marblehead
James Soule
Lansing Soule
Silas Getchell
J. L. Coombs
Schoonner Frontenac
Norfolk
Local Social Notes And Lincoln Memorial Service
J E Chase heads to Boston for a midweek return. Edna Chick recovers enough to resume Academy studies after a fall on ice. Fred Tucker and family visited Benj Hall. J W Starbird of Lewiston spent Sunday in town. Libby Post and Relief Corps members met Feb 12 at the hall for quilting and dinner. Lincoln memorial service followed with readings and remarks by local leaders and clergy, concluding with songs and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Chase
Boston
Edna Chick
Academy
Fred Tucker
Benj Hall
J. W. Starbird
Lewiston
Libby Post
Ladies
The
Relief Corps
Lincoln
God
Comrad
Herbert M. Starbird
Abraham Lincoln
Samuel Smith
Rufus S. Maxwell
Gardiner Roberts
J. S. Richards
Richards
Charles Rush
America
J.S. Richards
Aroundabout Club Hosts Mrs Small at Pleasant Street
Mrs William H Small hosts the Aroundabout club this evening at her Pleasant Street home. The Beacon Street Methodist Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs William Deans North Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Small
Pleasant Street
Ladies’ Aid
Beacon Street
Methodist Church
William Dean
North Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patten Free Library
Hyde Light Guards
Biddeford
William W. Mason
Georgetown
Henry W. Howard
Water Street
Dunlap Commandery
Knights Templar
Order of the Malta
Ferdinando Gorges
Maine Central Railroad
George Popham
Popham
Kennebec River
Harvey K. Erskine
Ralph P. Mank
Co. D
Portland
West End
Columbia Theatre
Broadway
Polly
Qe Cireus
Talk
New York
Huse
Columbia
Assembly Hall
Morse High School
George D. Stanley
Beacon Street “Methodist Church
Kennebec Yacht Club
A. J. Burns
Gardiner
Kes
James W. Moulton
Calvin W. Rogers
William M. Temple
Protective League
Fred H. Kimball
W. M. Hagan
A. A. Percy
Harry W. Crossman
E. F. Johnson
W. P. Emery
Daniel T. Dougherty
E. D. Jameson
H. A. Oliver
Harry T. Passmore
Rufus D. Moulton
Frank M. Harnden
George E. Thompson
Walter E. Chase
Frank H. Percy
A. L. Groves
W. R. Melrose
Otto F. Bullmann
W. E. Chase
Ashe Coley
D. M. Stumphreys
Prank. Nicholishes
Uwip
Capt
Trving Pierce
Island Belle
Arthur Lemont
Frank B. Nichols
Fred Turner
Webber
Ciig
Skowhega
Dr. O. \. Haney
Boothbay tVarbor
Charles FP. Magonn
Hyde “Windlass Works
Mir
Ma Charlies I
Medella
Charles P. Wetherbee
Nighttes
Philadelphia
Laura Penney
Ramona Council, Daughters of Pocahontas
Washington Street
Fred W. Swanton
Washington, D. C
Patent Office
Fred L. Dunton
Robert P. Murphy
Fred F. Pendleton
Robert H. Goodman
William S. Shorey
First National Bank
Samuel P. Hitchcock
Mill Pond
Whiskeay
Androscoggin
Brunswick
Jake's
Helen Weil
Boston Daily Advertiser
Bears
New
the Centaur Company
New York City
Montsweag
Litchfield Corner
Phippsburg
Crorge B. Weston
Elisha L. Totman
Maine
Perfection
Japan
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Jotnsons Liniment
Ik. S. Johnson & Co
Roston, Lass
Committee On
State Pase
Renolve
Adelbert F. Williams
Chas
O. Beals
China
Ines
Siorel Mtre Street
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