Local Jottings and Small Town Notes
No arrests reported over the weekend. Mendelssohn Club rehearsal did not occur last Tuesday evening. Lemons warmed before squeezing yield nearly double the juice. Mrs. W. H. Foster of Damariscotta visited town, hosted by Mrs. French on Shepard Street. Merchants seem to forget tearing off the 12 pad once the date arrives, until the 14th. Tug Seguin towed the B. I. W. Ox from the Iron Works to the Sam C. Menge with engines aboard for the schooner. Morse pupils in the Chapel on Monday began patriotic songs, debuting with The Star Spangled Banner in fine form. Captain J. F. Hinckley reported rough seas near the five masted schooner Harwood Palmer, which reached Portland Sunday afternoon. In the Park League on Monday Swastikas won 1242 to 1162, Lowell leading with 99 and 274. Material and equipment for the Charles Logue Building Co of Boston arrived this week. work on the Old Folks Home will start once weather allows. At Mitchell Lot Reed & Davis lumbering. two teams hauled two cords of wood through deep snow, nearly all the cords in the lot now cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn Club
W. H. Foster
Damariscotta
French
Shepard St
Seguin
Iron Works
Sam C. Menge
Morse
J. F. Hinckley
Harwood Palmer
Portland
Park League
Lowell
Charles Logue Building Co
Boston
Mitchell
Reed & Davis
Candidates discuss mayor race amid cold snaps and local events
A busy slate includes talk of a mayoral contest while cold waves grip Maine towns. Reports note subzero mornings in Lewiston and Winneganee. Acadia Lodge and Sedgwick Sewing Circle meet. local tradesmen work on buildings. and Bath basks in a frozen harbor with a flowing Kennebec.
Local Residents and Visitors Reported In Town News
A long list of residents and visitors appears, noting trips, business visits, and social calls. Names include Benjamin Oliver, Mrs. Sanford Gillan, Martin Wyman, Samuel Davis, Frank W. Perkins, J. Arthur Stevens, John Stacey, Hon. Frank S. Bowker, William Ellsworth, E. W. Larrabee, Marguerite Hennessy, Maude Seymour, Annie Nicholson, M. S. Povich, E. Joseph Leighton, Mrs. John Leach, Abbie Minott, Alice Minott, Orville Young, J. A. Legro, Beulah Withee, Jennie Withee, Oscar F. Williams, L. F. Morse, Reynolds McCutcheon, Alfred Bonner, Armand and Fred Foster, Leslie Mellon, Frederick Waltz, Eleanor Thurston, Martha Thurston, Mrs. O Paul Johnson, and Mrs. Melvin Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Oliver
Portland
Sanford Gillan
West Point
Martin Wyman
Small Point
Samuel Davis
Frank W. Perkins
Boston
J. Arthur Stevens
Popham
John Stacey
Frank S. Bowker
William Ellsworth
Cohasset
L. F. Morse
Canadian Pacific
R. R
Fort Williams
Thomaston
Reynolds McCutcheon
Gardiner
Alfred Bonner
Togus
George R. Foster
Lisbon Falls
Armand
Fred Foster
Bath
Leslie Mellon
Frederick Waltz
Rockland
Eleanor Thurston
Waltham
Mass
Martha Thurston
O' Paul Johnson
Melvin Parker
Thirteenth Basketball Game Ends in Bath Loss
The Bath Y.M.C.A. hoops team lost to the Portland All Stars 26 to 14 on their home floor in a brisk, evenly matched game. The Y.M.C.A. Seconds defeated Hyde Guards 28 to 17 in a later contest, with Sturtevant scoring high for the Guards.
Many Bills Introduced at Augusta
The Maine legislature exploded with new business last Tuesday. In the Senate 73 measures and in the House 169 matters were sent to committees. Bills range from hotel inspections under the State Board of Health to a proposed health insurance fund for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative
Senate
House
Fulton
Aroostook
State Board of Health
Senator Conant of
Waldo
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Holt
Cumberland
United States
Congress
Rep
Corliss
Bath
New Meadows River
New Meadows Inn
West Bath
Brunswick
Rep. Harman
Stonington
Joneses Return From Fitchburg Visit
Mr and Mrs W H Jones returned Monday from Fitchburg Massachusetts where they had been visiting their daughter Mrs George F Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jones
Fitchburg, Mass
George F. Preston
Local Tenement Transformed Into Modern Dwelling
Co. H. Oliver undertakes extensive improvements on the tene ment at 4 Drummond Street, converting it into a modern dwelling with hard wood floors electric lights and a bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Oliver
Drummond St
Surname Sinclair Joins Texas Steamship Foremen Fitters
John Sinclair arrived last week from Boston and joined the foreman fitters with the Texas Steamship Co. He was employed at the Bath Iron Works for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sinclair
Boston
Texas Steamship Co
Sinclair
Bath Iron Works
Community notes and social updates across Bath
The column lists local events and people: Queen Esther Sewing Circle met Tuesday, Odd Ladies Sewing Circle met with Mrs Lizzie B Chaney, and a Bath woman displays a large azalea from Easter. References include Boston visits by Be Masterman and Mrs Cummings, Bath police veteran Walsh's funeral, Birch Point incorporation hearing, and John Sampson returning home after work in Maryland and rejoining Times Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. McIntire
Farragut
Mobile
John H. Freeman
Augusta
Birch Point
Sumner Sewall
William D. Sewall
Harvard
W. L. Hopp
Lewiston
Wilton
Bath
Danforth McDonald
Boston
William B Walsh
Alvon Shaw
Gilbert A. Cummings
Cummings
Sarah Bruce
Arthur Brown
Curtis
Henry W. Howard
Texas
John Sampson
More
Sampson
The
Times’ Company
Marland
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Maine
C. L. Farnhamco, Inc
Chilton Paints
Beaver Board
Elm ST
J. A. Martin
Yarmouth
James McGrath
Glaisdell & Leeman
Sedgwick Sewing Circle
Lincoln
Winneganee
Shaw
Ray Cummings
Portsmouth Navy Yard
G. M. Stinson
North Woolwich
Cosmopolitan Club
Reed’s Eddy
Thomas Savage
Sagadahock Ferry
Bessie P. Snipe
Woolwich
Park’s Floral Magazine
Boston Harbor
Y.M.C.A
Bath Y.M.C. A
Portland Five
Bath Y.M.C.A. Portland All Stars
Lyden
Rf Lg
McGlauflin Martin
Spiller Cartmill
If Farnham
C Ec
Anderson Hagan
Arsenault
Smith
Miller
Cook
Sturtevant
Hyde
Arsenault Burns
Stickney
Chase Knight
Marv Reed
Hart
Royal Five
Hyde Guards
Washington
Cambridge A. A
Cambridge
Local Five
Boston Marine Society
Chamber of Commerce
Nehemiah B. Kelley
Harwichport
Elkanah Crowell
H. G. Newcombe
Edward B. Winslow
Louis A. Carlisle
Texan
Alfred Farrell
Center St
Farrell
Board of Education
B. F. Kelley
Bath Steam Dye House
H. E. Douglass
Prop
Front ST
the Citizens Laundy
Harry P Nee
Maine Street
Selephone Sea
Harry Brown
Queen Esther Sewing Circle
Court House Square
Odd Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Lizzie B. Chaney
Middle St
BE. E. Masterman
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