West Bath Grange Holds Annual Christmas Program
About 125 grangers and children attended the West Bath grange Christmas program in the hall. Santa visited as a large decorated tree illuminated the room, with a lengthy program of rehearsed pieces and recitations by members led by various committee members. An upcoming officer installation and a community lunch followed, along with notes on local residents and school openings.
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Grange
West Bath Grange
Santa Claus
Annie White
Lizzie Haggett
Hope Ward
Florence Trish
Wiliam Tait
Marion Plummer
Dpaul Boudreau
Marta
Madey Palgeat
Oli Rigames
Ables
Lassie Bigsett
Mr Nigge Peters
Delenniyx
Guel
Jostas
Titanate
Peerten
Peregrita Felfrase
Bop
Daley
B.D. Deeri
Charles Pliner Diamee
Lertiefield
Maldred Smith
Evelyn Redier
Ois Vsther Bravo
Pivelon Redlon
Danser
Reberi Fuller
Clayten
Holden
Mildred Smith
Trish Samel
Rice Leonard Smith
Alice Moulligan Taldeau
Lowell Sede
Santa Clan
Santa Himsel
Leland Pinner
David Rich
Oscur Smiles
Albert Pollard
PA. Fterrs
Fred Brown
Lizzie Slaggert
Ith
Willisin Crocker
Keith Savage
Banger
Miles Purington
Edwin Johnson
Lewiston
A. E. Pentel
Ulatyie Nestin
Dinaiger
Bote Ood
Emner Craig
Lenidt
Llen
Mise Florence Heiley
Brunswick Meulay
Annie ‘Trufant
Heen Alter
Llewellyn Regers
Provider
Roe
Fier
Nheetelas
Gary Riley
Liath
Hovie
Miro
Morsus EL KK
Brown
Wilton Bates
Winneganes
Charles Bates
Delmar
Vath
Syhine
Plerotha
Freeport Pridon
Lewel
Lowell School
West Born
Teachers Community Association
Marion Rose
Anstress Larrabee
Edt
Brewer
Daddy
Robert Fuller
Hayden Rogers
Walter Larrabee
Edna Brown
West Bath
Red Cross
Patriotism Shaped Sagadahoc Pomona Meeting Highlights
A Sagadahoc Pomona meeting featured Webster of Bath and students from the University of Maine sharing patriotic views. Attendees discussed price cooperation, with concern that farmers fail to unify on pricing. The session included music, a tableau, duets, and readings, ending with a reading by Helen Gould.
Boothbay Service With Bath Is Over
Captain Greentext made the first trip of the year from Bath to Boothbay Harbor Thursday afternoon in the Nernandle. After arrival at Boothbay, patrons learned the withdrawal of the service ends river trade to Bath. Local officials regret the interruption and warn of longer restoration efforts.
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Ale Greentext
Bath
Moothbay Hiarbor
Nernandle
Arrowsie
Zee
Cmd
Pradent
Lie
Boothtee Tiber
Bridis
Wiseaussen
Rulrogd
Duihoe
Othe Norte
Capi
Garventear
Bath Veteran Firemen Elect New Officers
In Bath a meeting of the Bath Veteran Firemen Association saw officers chosen for three year terms. Frank Parvin was elected president with Ver Ren Miller as vice president and Frank J. Turner as treasurer. Other posts went to Baward Muller director for three years, Joseph Everitud director, Willivia Shawehner director, Jeremit Frank Portier, and FrankTien Deneder.
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Bath
Frank 4. Parvin
Verren W. Miller
Frank J. Turner
Baward Muller
Po Pheipsen
Joseph Everiud
Ted
Williva Shawehner
Jeremit
Sistant Fercan
Thomas Dunning dies at Sheepscat Monday funeral Wednesday
Thomas Dunning, longtime coachman for Tate Arthur Sewall and stable owner with his brother Charles, died Monday at Sheepscat. He leaves a widow and two daughters, Mrs. Frank Hi. Turner and John dreve, plus a son Charles Woof of Freeport. The Misses Alice and Abbie Minott will relocate from Whippsburg Center to Bestop for the winter.
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Thomas Dunning
Sheepscat
Mr. Dunning
Portland
Washington
Owen Thunning
Tate
Arthur Sewall
Charles
Frank Hi. Turner
John Dreve
Charles Woof
Freeport
Alice
Abbie Minott
Whippsburg Center
Bestop
Judge Atchley Outlines Liberty and Law Observance
Waterville judge Charles W. Atchley argues liberty ends where law evasion begins, classifying citizens into three groups by obedience to prohibition. He cites Rome and Carthage as warnings, stresses enforcement as essential to government, and praises law and order over personal liberty claims. Sewall returns to New York and joins Charles Ashmund & Co to arrange rail and sea travel for clients, promising low rates and turnkey planning of international trips.
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Waterville
Bath
W. A. Atehley
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Atekles
America
Republic of
Rome
Carthage
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Venice
Tordon
Persens
Layvall F. Sewall
Harold M. Newall
Charles Ashmund & Co
Fifth Avenue
United States Fabre
Cunard
Raymond, Whitcomb Co
Cook, Clark
Sewall
SPO
Bermuda
Associated Advertising Clubs
International Medieval Association
Maine
Georgetown Tax Notice and Property List for 1923
Collector Henld announces real estate tax due for 1923 on numerous properties in Georgetown. Notices warn that unpaid taxes and interest will be sold at public auction, detailing parcels on Long Island and surrounding lots with owner names and valuations.
Tri Mu Class Enjoys Joke Christmas Tree
The Tri Mu class of Corliss Street Sunday school met at Miss Sadie Coombs home. The highlight was a joke tree with humorous gifts including one for Miss Katherine Trott. Gifts included a large stationery box for Miss Coombs. Refreshments, games, and social time followed for all attendees and guests.
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Tri-Mu
Corliss Street
Sadie Coombs
Mames
Katherine Trott
Cliss
Juiving
Morse
Coombs
Isabel Berry
Louise
Amanda Munsey
Virginia Clark
Doris Soule
Thebua Thornton
Resina Bates
Mary Sylvester
Nive Hallowell
Adelaide Campbell
Christine Lockery
Irene Dolly
Gertrude Milliken
Gladys Bickle
Muriel Spinney
Parents Gift Fine Dancing Party for Children
A committee of parents organized a Christmas party for the dancing class children at Music Hall on Thursday night. Mrs. Ralph W. Bragg provided piano music as guests enjoyed dancing, a Christmas tree, and exchanged presents with refreshments of ice cream and cake. The teacher received a silver bread tray a silk handkerchief and a hair comb as thanks. Patrons included Mrs. Thomas Artis and Mrs. Arthur Oliver with a committee of several named ladies.
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Music Hall
Ralph W. Bragg
Chiss
Thomas Artis
Arthur
Oliver
Eugene Mel
Richmond Couples Wed on Christmas Day at Predericks Home
Miss Lillian M. Pushard daughter of Mya and Mrs George Pushard and Walter I Johnsen son of Mir s and Mrs Harry H Johnson both of Richmond were married Christmas day at the home of Rev Charles F Predericks in Richmond.
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Lillian M. Pushard
Mya
George Pushard
Walter I. Johnsen
Oof
Harry H. Johnson
Richmond
Charles F. Predericks
Collector's Notice of Sale for West Bath Taxes 1923
Unpaid taxes on real estate owned by non residents in West Bath Sagadahoc for 1923 will be sold at public auction. Taxes interest and charges due on several parcels including Stoughton Property and Cottage Lot with boundaries described will be offered on the first Monday in February 194 at nine oclock a.m. at the Townhouse West Bath Maine. Names include Martha Trte Robert Small and J Edward Drake among others with values stated and dates cited.
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Bosman
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Valine Spahrae
Bere
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Sasanoa Wryep
Georcetown
Sa-onna
Laws of Woodman Poors
Hats Bay
Weber Place
Tatherme de Mahoney
Bach
S Realty Co
EB. Worthing
Neal Do Smith
Long Island
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Sagadahoc
Martha Trte
Stoughton
Jas. FE
Jesse Tibbitts
Charles Lee
Jas
New Meadows
J. Edward Drake
Ayt Saude
Chas. Lee
Tas
K. Flanders
Robert Small
TH. Bates
PD. A. Merry
J. Edward Tirakiea
Valais
Bath
Bireh Point
J. Eadward Drake
PLD
Crooker
Fred Crooker
Walter TH. Larrabiy
J. C. Marr
Vand
FE. Flanders
Lizzie Aiken
D. AL Merry
Woolwich
Soul Town
L. S. Dodge
Beantamont
Gowell
Carlton
Edward III
Preble
Maria Leonard
Ald Lily
Goo
Convers Trott
Middle Road
Eben Dana
T. E. Savage
Wales
Ce Norcross
Albert M
Wee Ramsey
Laura J
Town Road
A. C. Day
E. H W. Carlton
Woodbridge
William
Sassanoa Bluffs Co
A. M. Lord
Gowell Swanton
T. L. Savage
Reed
Sassanoa
Kennebec
Bath Water District
First Baptist Church
C. W. Wright
G. Preble
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Nequasset Pond
D. E. Hathorne
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Lewiston man's claim now before Congress
Moses King Jr of Lewiston says he administers the estate of Capt Ezra King, master of the sloop Ruby, and that his claim under the French Spoliation bill amounts to 1545 dollars. The bill, previously blocked in the Senate, may be reintroduced, expanding compensation for long disputed claims. King, now 91, asserts direct descent from Ezra King and recalls the Ruby’s voyage against a French privateer.
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Congress
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Russell Street
Lewiston
Ezra King
King
G. AR. Hall
Pittston
Ezra King, Jr
Government Printing Office
Hale
Ruby
Smith Post Auxiliary Elects New Officers
The Kehuri TE Smith Post American Legion auxiliary elected officers for the next meeting on the second Wednesday in January. Newly elected officers include Mrs. Leonice Morse president, Mrs. B. M. Puller vice president, Miss Marion Hill secretary, Mrs. Florence McClure treasurer, Mrs. Cleora Coombs chaplains, Mrs. Matilda Downing historian. New executive members are Mrs. Anna Mullin, Mrs. Abbie Perkins, and Mrs. Pinna Crosby.
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Kehuri TE Smith
Amerian Legion
Electra
Leonice Morse
B. M. Puller
Marion Hill
Florence McClure
Cleora Coombs
Matilda Downing
Jennie Thompson
Katherine Pratt
Ethel Werschner
Edwin Snow
Fred Ss. Coombs
Oliver A Candidate to Attend Convention
Sheriff Wilbur Oliver of Sagadaboe county is a Maine second district delegate candidate to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland next June. He previously sought Chicago 1920 support but stepped aside for Robert J. Hodgson of Lewiston. Other district delegates named include Phineas Gay of Newcastle Elmer S. Bird of Rockland and Daniel K. Field of Phillips.
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Oliver
Sagadaboe County
Maine
Cleveland
O Iver
Chicago
Robert J. Hodgson
Lewiston
Phineas Gay
Newcastle
Elmer S. Bird
Rocklind
Daniel K. Field
Phillips
Calvin W. Rogers Buys Front Street Block for Own Occupancy
Calvin W. Rogers has purchased the three story Front Street block from the Sugadahoe Real Estate Association at 110 Front Street for his occupancy. He plans March 1 readiness with changes including a concrete basement floor new freight doorway and elevator to top floor. An office will be added on the main floor and most doors will be used. The block measures 90 feet by 15 feet on Front Street and 10 feet on the west end. Alonzo G. Fisher moves from 115 Front Street to 127 Front Street to open a sporting goods radio and farm supply store by mid next week in the former Perkins barber shop area.
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Calvin W. Rogers
Sugadahoe Real Estate Association
Front Street
Mr. Rogers
Alonzo G. Fisher
William C. Perkins
Fisher
Ramona Council Elects Officers and Holiday Events
Ramona council elected officers for the coming year during a Thursday night gathering that included a Christmas tree and performances by Mrs. Cora Freeman Miss Florence Robinson Mrs. Martha Wilson and Mrs. Sadie Garcelon. Alfaretta council of Brunswick sent many visitors and a general good time was had by all. Officers named include Lois McKiever prophetess Ciara Troop Pocahontas Sadie Gureeton Wernena Rachel Dotter keeper of records Florence Robinson keeper of wampum Nina McRae collector of Wampum Percy Marston Powhatan Cora Freeman Martha Wilson delegates to the great council in October. George E. Millett formerly Swift & Co Bath plant manager visiting Bath weekend.
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Mhiers
Ramona Council
LD. of
Cora Freeman
Florence Robinson
Martha Wilson
Sadie Garcelon
Alfaretta Council of
Brunswick
Lois McKiever
Prophetess
Ciara Troop
Pocahontas
Mars
Sadie Gureeton
Wernena
Rachel Dotter
Nina McRae
Percy Marston
Great Council
Bath official sails abroad to study port conditions
Hon. Edward W. Hyde of Bath and Mrs. Hyde plan a late winter voyage from New York aboard the Providence to study freight handling and port operations in Havre Cherbourg Liverpool Palermo Naples and other Mediterranean ports. The trip, supported by Governor Baxter, aims to benefit Maine port directors with foreign observations. They will visit Monaco Marseille and England before returning to Bath in May.
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Edward W. Hyde
Bath
Portland
Hyde
New York
Fabre Line
Providence
Mediterranean
Havre
Cherbourg
Liverpool
Marseilles
Monaco
Mr. Hyde
John ©. Phillips
Eleanor Hyde
Mr. Phillips
Africa
France
England
Dog Warns Fire Destroys Richmond Two Family Home
A two family house on Spruce street Richmond owned by Eugene Hussey and David Mc Ginn was destroyed by fire last Wednesday night. The McGinn family escaped in night clothes after the dog barked waking them. Hussey occupants saved a few items as origin of fire remains unknown. Insurance totaled 1500 on the house and 500 per unit for furniture. An earlier alarm noted at 730 PM reported a fire at White Star Laundry with woodwork under the cement floor in the boiler room burning but extinguished by chemicals.
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Eugene Hussey
David McGinn
Spruce Street
Richmond
McGinn
Upstreet
Hussey
White Star
Bath Maine Tax Collector Notices for 1923
Ralph K. Hall, collector of taxes for the city of Bath Maine, issues notices for 1923 tax obligations. The record lists figures including December 2 to 27 and various amounts totaling 1,400 dollars with additional charges.
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Ralph K. Hall
City of
Bath
Maine
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