City Manager Scheme Explained to Large Auburn Audience
Prof Orren Hormell of Bowden College outlined the city manager form as a corporate model with a mayor and council hiring a general manager. He advocated itemized accounting, outside hiring, and long council terms to stabilize programs, noting rising adoption to over 260 municipalities.
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Auburn
Orren, Hormell
Bowden College
Muxie
Hormel
Ihe
Iab Vt
Vref
Trof. Hormell
Menos
Hormell
Earle Thompson
HL Volz
Morse Track Men Developing Well for Interecholastic Meet
Morse track squad under Coach Alkazin reports strong turnout with 20 new trainees. Expected key performers include Dates in 400 and 220, Stover in the mile, Suckling in the quarter, Bruce in the half, and Sprague Perkins in the high jump. relay likely from Be langer Specht Ledyard Cahill Fine Joyce. Morse aims to field a fast four man relay at Bowdoin standards against an unnamed opponent.
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Morseth
Alkazin
Belanger
Specht
Ledyard
Cahill
Fine
Joyce
Bowdoin
Morse
Stover
Tie
Deee
Suckling
Bruce
Perkins
God Sprague
Footer
Wallace
Reshman
Salem High Comes To Play Friday In Maine High School Circuit
Morse high schedule shifts with Salem visiting Friday as Morse eyes the championship race. The trip after Feb 2 covers Dexter Bangor Oldtown and a Brunswick game with Brounswick. Morse may not face Cony until March 1 due to date changes. Morse leads the standings after defeating Cony. Edward Little and Sanford handed Cony two losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Salem
Dexter
Bangor
Oldtown
Brounswick
Brunswick
Morse
Cony
Bath
Mareh
Edward Little
Sanford
Auburn
Miss Chickering's Wonderful Showing At Lisbon Falls Race
Miss Chickering won a purse of 200 dollars in a match race at Lisbon Falls on the snow path, clocking 2.98 in the first two heats. Junior Forrest of Woodfords and tarness Earle also competed, with Earle having a slow third. Fishermen weighed 50 pounds of smelts at Lyde market before crossing the river to fish, while Mr and Mrs Harriman return from visiting daughter Mrs Crosby.
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Miss Chickering
Lisbon Falls
Junior Forrest
Woodfords
Tareness Earle
Lisbon Malle
Lyde Market
Arrowsie
Five Islands Sunshine Circle Elect Officers at Home of President
The Five Islands Sunshine Circle formed by local young women elected officers led by president Mrs Frank Heald with Iva Cromwell as vice president Marion Stevens as secretary treasurer and committees for Sunshine and work. Meetings set for Wednesday afternoons with initial gatherings at the president's home and a quilt project underway. The district grange held a well attended meeting with readings by J F Bimsdell W L Berry and Warren Davis. Numerous local residents were noted in daily activities including travel wood hauling and boat work.
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Sunshine
Frank Heald
Iva Cromwell
Marion Stevens
Sunshine Committee
Mice Cromwell
Tuli Rowe
Heald
Nora Marr
Aurelia Gray
Iva
Alice Cromwell
Grange
J. F. Bimsdell
W.L. Berry
Warren Davis
Charles Tiina
Beth
Mas Hanna
Bath
Ladies Aid
Almon Marr
Venuchio
William Plummer
Albion Davis
Will Boneher
Wath
Mont Wweag
Five Islands
Walter Cunningham
Oath
Thomas Williams
West Georgetown
Alfred MacMahan
C. W. Noeton
Henry Toward
Ferris Leonard
Lester Davis
Sebasco
Ll. He
Rowe
Everett Cromwell
Five Island
Byron Rowe
Coorgetown
Eleanor Campbell
Bay Point
Herman Spinney
L. G. Lewis
Boothbay
Ahnon Marr
J. G. Stevens
J.T. MacMahon
A. A. MacMahon
George Rowe
Southbay
Albertina Stevens
Brother Everett
Albertina
Everett
George Hanna
Thomas Tanna
Clyde Pinkham
Fred Cars
William Marr
Leon Williams
J. T. Rowe
J.T. MacMahan
William Belanger
W. FL Delano
Westport Notes on Summer Additions and Local News
Westport updates report Mrs. Charles Dow of Winchester adds a summer residence at Westport Junction. Chant Stewart of Medford leads ongoing work, while Miss Michel Knight from Bath arrives to aid Thames Knight who is ill. Local school closures, poultry purchases, and a late-night residence intrusion are also noted.
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Charles FE. Dow
Winchester
Mass
Westport
Chant Stewart
Medford
Dow
Carrie Heal
Hylan Mc Jewett
Maurice Jewett
Bath
William McKinney
Michel Knight
Perry O. Jewett
Fowles’ Point
Local Names Highlight DOT Event and Family Visits
Henry V. Boudreau of the DOT attends a ten day outing in New York for the American Retail Merchant convention and the Silk convention. Mrs Carrie Buck of Oak Street visits friends in Boston while her son Leonardo Buck stays with relatives in Portland.
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Henry V. Boudreau
DOT Ownel Sot
New York
Carrie Buck
Oakstreet
Boston
Leonardo Buck
Portland
Inventor Develops Underwater Camera For Deep Seascapes
Clough of Bath originator of a new underwater photographic device demonstrates a machine capable of capturing moving pictures at depths of 15 feet with a 80 foot radius. He aims to extend depth and radius while addressing water pressure distortions for potential submarine cinema use.
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Lod. Clough
Porthind
Bath
Clough
Bee
New York City
U. S
Georgetown Gossip on Thursday Evening Services and Visits
The Georgetown Illustrated Personal Gossip notes a large turnout at Thursday evening prayer and a life of Christ series by Rev. W.P. Boyd starting February 28. It lists numerous social visits, guests, and travel between Georgetown, Segainkund, Bath, Portland, and nearby towns, with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Ploward, Ambros Thibodeau, Thomas Trahan, and Mrs. Clifton Matthews among those mentioned.
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Thursady
WP. Boyd
Christ
Ploward Theat Norman Tlarleys
Hiartles Harley
Segainkund
Ladies Aid of
Robinhood
Emma Billings
Ambros Thibodeau
Thona Williams
Samuel Mareenw
Killery Harford
J. Phillips
Mom. Cunningham
Walter Cunningham
Harold Trint
Willi Pood Dhas
Woolwich
Charles Oliver
William Oliver
Roland Plarford
Grange
Dive Ustricts
Charles
Gathest Lewis
Edward ¢Ermemings
Porham
Georgetown
Stearn Scott
A. JB
Dorothy Stewart
Delle Pleard
Nelson. Rattle
Marrtowan Phursdiary
Orrin Hunt
Plorence Monroe
Boston
Trunt
and Mars
J. J
Clifton Matthews
Ines Stedman
Johu Blackey
Islesford
Maine Needs Waterpower Developed
Maine argues for developing its vast water power resource to secure long term economic benefits. The piece weighs investing locally versus outside, noting Western Maine power sites could yield larger returns over time.
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Maine
Bowdoin Hosts Principals of Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts
Bowdoin college invites principals of leading Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts high and preparatory schools to visit Brunswick on the TSth and Tth of this month. The event adds normal campus activities with athletic exhibitions music by the college band and fraternity skits. About 50 from Deering and a strong Hebron delegation are expected for a weekend program including open classes gym demonstrations debates publications and laboratory tours.
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Bowdoin College
Maine
New Trampshire
Massachusetts
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Deering
Bannister Hall
Memorial Tall
Vanndeyville
Relay Races Highlight Weekend Athletic Bust
Saturday events feature relay races in the Divide Athletic Busting with college contestants and a hockey game among college players. Poe college band to perform and fraternity houses offer entertainments while visitors register at the dean’s office for accommodations.
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Conservenboays
Poe College Band
Seeind Entertainments
Othe
Deas
Albert C Bragg dies after short illness at Portland office
Albert C Bragg chief accountant at Union Mutual in Portland dies after a brief illness and sudden shock to colleagues. Waits father of Ralph W Bragg of Bath. veteran Maine Central employee. member of Deering Lodge of Masons and Portland Club. survived by mother, wife, daughter Mrs Wharlow Bartlett of Portland, and son Ralph W Bragg.
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Albert
Breage, OS
Union Mutual Fusniainiee Cas
Porthaid
Ralph W. Bragg
Tath
Pareimenia
Hin
Tie
Albert Bragg
New York Steamships
Portland
Bath
Maine Central Railroad
Union Mutual
Ao Meber
Deering Lndge
Masons
Porthnd
Wharlow Bartlett
Ralph Wo Bragg
Bath Tron Works Employs Engineer in Posts
An engineer is employed in the engineering department of Bath Tron Works Ltd marking continued staffing at the plant.
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The
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Local Notes On Food Donations And Winter Activities
Koeland gave 17 quarts of soup to hungry workers last week. Fishermen reported a pickerel haul from Campbell's pond. Prank Portoni sold five rabbits to Data Mercantile Co. Bath hunter took game in Woolwich. Spring fashions appear in local shop windows. TD Percy & Sons extend Wednesday hours for patrons. School board and Highway and Sewers met Monday. Youths enjoyed early snow with sleds and hikes in suburbs. John Carr recovers well after toes removed due to frost. Eastern workers in Bath yards see reduced numbers with 115 passengers returning on the Hockomock from 7 penn. train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koeland
Campbell’s Pond
Board of Highways and Sewers
John Carr
City Hospital
Bath Yards
Bath
Kennebec
Hockomock
Penn
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Prof. Hormell
Sunday Forum
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
F. S. Curtis
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Exibalener
Stuart
Optometrist
Front St
Beaver
C.L. Farnham Co, Inc
H. C
Cedar Street
Salem High
Chickering
Willett
Dotanesis
Hiss
Wilvena
Pratt
Liat Pieris Etiotii Ieee
Charles JR
Harriman
John Crosby
Otis N. E
Liberty ST
Howard
Octave Breton
Sunshine Circle and
Elect
Their
Mrs. Frank
W. T. Boyd
Maine Water Power Investments
Central Maine Power Company
Walker Art
Music
Central
Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Central Maine” Power” Company
John J. Desmond
Albert C. Bragg
Cao
Fletcher
JR Com
Oormk Cit
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