City Government Hosts Farewell Dinner for 89th Administration
The 89th administration gathered at the American Legion hall for a farewell social with a turkey dinner. Edward W. Bridgham served as toastmaster while Mayor Sewall was sent best wishes for a swift recovery. Local officials and guests enjoyed music by Charles Davis and Councilman Henderson, with plans discussed to seek funding for a venereal disease prevention campaign.
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American Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Edward W. Bridgham
Arthur Sewall
Charles P. Davis
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Alden G. Smith
David S. Henderson
Albert Henderson
Ralph W. Bragg
Bridgham
Joseph I. Smith
Harold P. Small
Smith
Alderman Bragg
George M. Emery
Board of Aldermen
Donald N. Small
Board of Common Council
Paul A. Gregware
Oscar F. Williams
Board of Highways and Sewers
Horace W Ward
Cemetery and Park Board
Co-Workers Class Valentine Party Held at Parsonage
Mrs. Charles R. Sims and Rev M Helen Sims hosted a Co-Workers class Valentine event Friday at the First Baptist parsonage 138 North street. President Mrs Joseph Dauphin led the session with games and a lamp gift to Mrs John Brooks. Refreshments were provided and Bat street hosts discuss March meeting plans with appointed committees.
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Charles R. Sims
M. Helen Sims
First Baptist Parsonage
North Street
Co- Workers
Joseph Dauphin
Evelyn Sotheard
Ralph Legard
Everett Wright
Simon Moore
Irma Groves
John Brooks
Alberta MacLellan
Bath Street
Cedric Martan
Ernest Wade
Lucy Rogers
William Wakefield
Freederick Gundel
Change in Court to be Opposed
Paragraph outlines court cognizance limits in certain towns and the role of the clerk and city marshal. It notes 22 sections in the bill and that space prevents full publication.
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Aid Enue
Thas
Waldoboro Wamiun Club Lincoln Birthday Observance
The Waldoboro Wamiun Club marked Lincoln's birthday annually since 1890 with exercises and a roll call. Members read extracts from Lincoln's life and delivered addresses. The Maine Federation of Womens Clubs mid winter conference report by Mrs Maude Clark Gay was presented. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harold R Smith and Mrs A L Shorey.
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Wamiun’s Club
Waldoboro
Lincoln
Maine Federation of Womens Clubs
Maude Clark
Harold R. Smith
A. L. Shorey
Wiscasset School Life Marked by Honors and Change
Wiscasset Academy seniors announce honor parts with Grace Beane valedictorian Marion Rines salutatorian and others winning roles. The Senior play Honeymoon Inn drew a full house and netted 120 dollars. City schools close for a week.
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Zina H. Davis
John F. Jackson
Wiscasset Academy
Grace Beane
Marion Rines
Roger Dow
Bertha Wright
Ruthena Thompson
Honeymoon Inn
Red Men's Hall
Eulela Pray
Pete Slater
Samuel Soule
Miranda Littlefield
Cassy
Helen Quinnam
Irene Slater
Bettina Littlefield
Isabel Opdyke
Frances Colby
Violet Starwell
Beverly Hamlin
Gansville Opdyke
Allerton Hutchins
Carroll Pendleton
Valeria Bean
Thalia Bailey
Barbara Merry
Evenvicticrim Ci Caesete
Charles S. Sowder
Red Cross
Wesley C. Day
Harry Mosher
Local social notes from West Bath and surrounding towns
Miss Dorothy M Waterman of Foster Point visits Bath friends and attends Elks Valentine party. Miss Jennie Larrabee of Portland plans to attend the American Savings and Loan Institute convention in Boston February 19 20 then visits Lowell. Mrs Joseph W Larrabee hosts visitors in Larrabee's Grove. School vacations announced for Lowell Littlefield Bath districts. West Bath Farm Bureau to meet at 9 Bath street with plans for a house cleaning event and dinner committee.
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Dorothy M. Waterman
Fletcher A. Waterman
Foster's Point
Emily Larrabee
Highland Street
Bath
Elks
Waldoboro
Jennie Larrabee
Portland
Walter H. Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
Larrabee
Maine
Percy R. Waterman
Somerville
Mass
Lowell
Littlefield
West
Coombs
Humphrey A. Owen
Westport Notes on Local People and Farm Work
Fred Greenleaf’s auto crash on Greenleaf hill after ice. no injuries but car damage. Brian Jewett and wife finish Cannon farm house. Jewett plans to move in, having purchased from Arthur Cannon. Arthur Carlson visits James Greenleaf. Fowles couple visit Center. Edwin and Herbert Cromwell help shingle Cannon farm. Cromwell and Ed ward Cromwell visit Augusta. Boothbay family visit Greenleafs. Bus repair crews carry school children. Higgins family return from Bath. Cromwell family returns to summer home at the ferry.
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Fred Greenleaf
Greenleaf Hill
Brian Jewett
Cannon Farm
Cannon
Charles E. A. Cromwell
Edward
Augusta
Charles Boothbay
Bob
James Greenleaf
Robert
Richard Fowles
Ee Cunningham
Bath
Maud Webber
Edwin Cromwell
Archie Higgins
W. H. Wanton
Wiscasset
Luther Cromwell
Arrowsic Ladies' Aid Donates to Flood Relief
The Arrowsic Ladies' Aid met with president Mrs Norman Drummond to work on a quilt and voted ten dollars to the Red Cross for flood relief. The next meeting is scheduled for February 24 with Mrs James McFarland.
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Ladies’ Aid of
Arrowsic
Norman Drummond
Red Cross
James McFarland
Long Established Winslow & Son Hardware Sold
The Winslow & Son hardware firm at 29 Broadstreet, started in 1857, was sold to Malcolm & Dyer Co of Augusta. J. A. Winslow & Son and later members ran the business, with Lillian W. Tucker continuing until the sale. The Augusta Ice Company begins its annual harvest of 5,000 tons with 150 workers over seven days.
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J. A. Winslow & Son
City
Augusta
Broadstreet
Malcolm & Dyer Co
Winslow
Winslow & Gerry
J. A. Winslow
Peltiah Gerry
Mr. Gerry
Albert Winslow
J. A
Harry Winslow Tucker
Lillian W. Tucker
Augusta Ice Company
Week of social events for Maine Legislature at Blaine House
A busy week unfolds with Maine legislators and Capital City groups gathering at the Blaine House. Mrs. Lewis O Barrows hosts events drawing many Maine women and Governor Barrows’s wife plays a leading role in social activities.
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Maine
Blaine House
Lewis O. Barrows
Barrows
Flood Gives Bath Boy Greatest Thrill Of All
Ralph Baker a contract plumber and son of Col. George A. Baker writes from Ashland Kentucky about the city wide flood. His home on a hill spared damage while streets and nearby areas flooded and the plant and school were submerged. He recalls other scares including an earthquake in Long Beach and a Texas dust storm. The flood left the family shaken though recovering from typhoid inoculations.
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Ralph Baker
Col
George A. Baker
United States
Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
Ashland
California
Long Beach
Texas
Democratic Committee Reorganizes for Year
The Democratic city committee elected ex Alderman Ralph C Covel as chairman succeeding H Martin Powers who steps down after three years. Bertha M Dunbar was named vice chair and Leslie J Wold secretary treasurer. The group votes to meet Thursday at 7 30 in the common council chamber to plan the municipal campaign.
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Democratic City Committee
Ralph C. Covel
H. Martin Powers
Covel
Bertha M. Dunbar
Leslie J. Wold
Common Council
Taughter Loses Meaning Says Jud Tunkins Laughing
Jud Tunkins states constant laughter drains meaning and a man may as well wear a comic false face, warning against perpetual humor and its effect on sincerity.
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Taughter
Jud Tunkins
Snow Area Limited Seventy Percent Snow Cover Fact
A statistical note states that seventy percent of the earth's surface experiences no snowfall, highlighting geographic disparities in snow cover and indicating limited snow in vast regions.
Woolwich Notes on Local People and Activities
Calvin Farnham travels toward the Pacific coast with family members after a Boston trip. Woolwich Red Cross gifts Bath chapter 172.50 for flood relief as residents plan church events, school vacations, and community gatherings across Woolwich Sagadahoc Ferry Montsweag Day's Ferry and Bath with services, lectures, and social dues.
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Calvin Farnham
Boston
Pacific Coast
George Gainsley
Buckflield
Natick
Mass
Frank J. Walker
Arrowsie
Woolwich
Red Cross
Bath
Roland McIntosh
Edward L. Reed
Sagadahoc Ferry
William Sylvester, Jr
Providence
R. I
Eugene Hunnewell
Brunswick
Willard Rand
Dawn
S. D. Page
Lewiston
Rand
R. L. Zerby
Bates College
Church Union
Nequasset Church
Christian Pioneers
Mr. Rand
Bertha Presley
Correnne Brown
Robert Brackley
First Congregational Church of
Day's Ferry
Lennen
Nequasset
Ladies Aid
Woolwich Center
E. A. Dolloff
Cheerio
Montsweag
Alton Berry
Washington
Corliss Street
Addison Rice
Earl of
Harpswell
John Rice
John Savage
Sarah Elizabeth Hathorner
Burton Hodgkins
Augusta
Mary Dana
Barbara
R. N
William Clarke
Damariscotta
Eben Dana
Deer herd halts Maine Central train near Nequasset
Passengers aboard the Rockland to Boston Maine Central train 74 spotted four deer on the track near Nequasset at 9 45 a m. The fawn weighing about 50 pounds broke its neck leaping a fence. The train stopped and the carcass transported to Bath for disposition by state game officials.
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Maine Central Railroad
Rockland
Boston
Bath
Edward W. Sampson
Railway Express
John H. Perkins
Edward L. Risteen
Percy Bradford
Nequasset
Perkins
Brunswick
State Inland Fisheries and Game Department
Community Notes From Boothbay and Vicinity
E Leonard of Sagaltaloc Ferry recovers from influenza and is up and dressed. Miss Laughlin MacInnis returns from Brooklyn while Rev. Plinette Allen visits Woolwich. Dawn of Days Ferry returns after overnighting with Lewiston hosts. Dr R L Zerby to speak at Nequasset church April 18. Woolwich Birthday Club gathers at Mrs Morton S Baker’s with birthday exchanges. Mrs Beals ill yet improving remains home. Mrs Edgar Farrar of Sagadahoc Ferry in Brunswick for niece Irma Farrar’s hospital visit.
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Mary Wright
H. P. Hathorn
Flora Leonard
Eben Dana
Dresden
Fred Trott
North Woolwich
West Brookfield
Mass
Maine
Portland
Frank Purington
Everett Savage
Nellie
Augusta
John Savage
Charles H. Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Brunswick
Martha Gott
Longfellow Avenue
Erwin Comstock
East Brownfield
Comstock
Maine Central
Woolwich
Hunnewell
Ralph Reynolds
Sagadahoc Ferry School
Ruth Reynolds
New York City
E. Leonard
Sagaltaloc Ferry
Miss Laughlin MacInnis
R.N
Plinette Allen
First Baptist Church
Boothbay
Brooklyn
N. Y
Allen
Bato
Willard Rand
Dawn
Ferry
S. E. Page
Lewiston
Rand
R. L. Zerby
Bates College
Nequasset Congregational Church
Grace Church Men's Club Meeting Set With Navy Inspector
Grace Church unit will hold its regular semi monthly meeting Thursday at 6 30 in the parish house Supper will be served by Harry B Briggs Jr Stanley M Brown Walter M Hill and Carroll Watson The speaker Lt F R Davis U S N inspector of machinery at Bath Iron Works will discuss rescue breathing apparatus and its use The address is expected to draw many members.
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Congregational Vestry
Sarah D. Varney
Walter G. Leavitt
Leavitt
Water Street
John Blagdon
Gardiner
Maniner
Mt Kutahdin
Glee Club
Grammar Whhoel
Lewis
Miller
Evans
Redennett
Henry W. Webb
Charles Sowder
Marguerite Ogden
Portland
School of
China
Priscilla Haskell
U. of M
William McFadden
Fort Hill Street
Winslow's Mills
Mr. McFadden
Charles H. Munsey
Wiscasset
Randolph
Mr. Munsey
Arambec Lodge of Odd Fellows
Tom Akeley
Town Hall
North Edgecomb
Harry Richardson
Lincoln County Poultry Improvement Association
Edgar Smith
North Edgecomb Farm Bureau
Eddy Hall
Rose Moore
Edith Bryant
Turner White
John F. Wright
White
Ellery H. Folsom
Augusta
Worster House
Hallowell
Davis Brothers
Joseph Coffin
Leon Moore
Harry Carlisle
Thomas Hutchins
Charles T. Doe
Cheshire
Conn
William Stinson
Stratford
Emma J. Stinson
High Street
Starlodge
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay
Harvey R. Pease
Masonic Lodge
Maine Progressive Union of Clubs
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath
Webb
Joseph P. Tucker
Sidney G. Evans
Robert Applin
Hebron Academy
West Bath
Hubert T. McCarty
Dromore Grange
Charlotte Cahill
Valentine
The
Grange
Edgar D. Leavitt
Edward B. Hamblett
Charles W. Walsh
Charles B. Doyle
Arthur C. Lemont
Edgar
Beverly Curran
Rafini
Kennebunk
Houdini
Herbert Simpson
Reds
George R. Booker
Blues
Chester G. King
Arthur
Crockett
Scott M. Golder
Walter Snipe
Grace Men's Club
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Stanley M. Brown
Walter M. Hill
Carroll Watson
F. R. Davis
Bath Iron Works
Bath man to celebrate his hundredth birthday this Saturday
Joan C. Minott of 17 Beacon street Bath will reach his 100th birthday on Saturday. He enjoys good health and his family plans an open house for friends. He stays active at home and plays daily cabbage with his daughter Flora Randall.
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Joan C. Minott
Beacon Street
Bath
Mr. Minott
Flora Randall
Maine Woman Citizen Essay Contest For High School Girls
The Maine Women's Republican club announced an essay contest for Maine high school girls studying civics or government. Entries must be 500 words on "The Woman Citizen How to Be a Good One" and close April 1. Prizes: first $5.60, second $4.00, six honorable mentions $1 each.
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Maine Women's Republican Club
Maine
Nettie C. Burleigh
Kennebec
Vassalboro
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