Sagadahoc Delegates Androscoggin County Growth Study
Sagadahoc entitled to forty delegates for a convention. Bath doctor gets new appointment as assistant surgeon at Togus Home. Forest Bureau studies growth of red spruce with plans to extend research to New Hampshire and New York, measuring impact of spruce budworm on timber.
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Forest Bureau
Red
James W. Loughlin
Wiaine
Foriland
Car
Togus
New England
Irish Nomination at Large Republican Caucus
Alien Drivh a known business figure leads the Republican municipal campaign announced at a Bath caucus with over 400 attendees. Gerald Trish accepted the nomination and pledged earnest service as the party prepares for the March 3 election. The meeting adjourned with strong support for Trish and optimism for victory.
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Drivh
Eltizven
Republican Party
Trish
Ivish
Imilly
Bithe Reem
Sesas
Fred Watson
City Committee
Wesler S. Glidden
Penote
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Doninion
Two Cities Organize Farrington Clubs
Sanford Foggy presides over Augusta Farrington club formed Saturday with members from local circles. Mrs. Alice Weeks is view president. secretary is Mrs. Fitzabeth Merrill. treasurer Melvin F. Sawtelle. In Portland a Parrington club forms to advocate for a Governor. Arthur Chapman leads, Mrs. Arthur P. Alexander is secretary. Edward Resields heads the executive committee with business and professional members across the city. Lighthouse Bureau notes East Chop Flats bell buoy 23 established Feb 15. 45 foot spar buoy to be maintained. Ke Levin and Charles Ramsford plan spring purchases in New York for their stores.
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Sanford L. Foggy
Neiver
Augusta
Farrington Club
Alice Weeks
Fitzabeth Merrill
Melvin FE. Sawtelle
Portland
Parrington Club
Parrington
Arthur Chapman
Arthur PD. Alexander
Edward ©. Resields
South Portland
E Lighthouse Bureau
Tas
Notte Navigators
East Chop Flats
East Chop
Nantucket Sound
Bowdoinham Eastern Star Circle Visits Augusta
Members of the Eastern Star from Bowdoinham travel to Augusta on Thursday for a day of social events hosted by Mrs. Krol Jack. The group toured, dined, and enjoyed a Valentine themed gathering with gifts and a quilt craft, returning by evening train.
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Eastern Star Aid
Augusta
Robert H. Jack
Bowdoinham
Krol Jack
Albert Henderson
W. 3. Given
Fred Britt
A. Mosher
FE. Hackett
Emily Rideout
F. K. Jack
All Star
Ida McKay
Roland McKay
Rossoe Given
Ira Frost
Gardiner
Lida Lancaster
VP. A. Cannon
New Matapshire
Massachusetts
S. A. Getchell
CC. A. Newton
Brunswick
Robert Gass
Portland
Albert Senderson
Porthand
Bewdein Center
Fred Lritt
Porthland
A. B. Randell
FE. W Warren
Elizabeth Gass
A. BE. Raymond
Millay Family Illness and Local Electrical Upgrades
Trene Millay daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Millay has improved after severe head abscesses. Cornish and the Millay Bros installed electric lighting in various homes. Many farmers are hauling logs to Cornish’s mill for sawing. Kenneth Aling wired IK.oD Cornish buildings for power. Mrs. Leithton recently stayed with friends in Portland.
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Trene
Friank Millay
BE. Cornish
Millay Bros
Cornish
Kenneth Aling
IK. Od. Cornish
Leithton
Portland
Jolly Surprise Party For Mrs Dubay
Mrs William Dubay of Oakland recently lost her home to fire and her friends on Union Street organized a Thursday evening surprise party. Gifts, cake, and ice cream were shared with attendees including Mrs Gilbert Arsenault, Mrs Emanuel Arsenault, Mrs Mat Arsenault, Mrs Annie Peters, Mrs Mary Ann Arsenault, Mrs Margaret Gallant, Miss Annie Gaudet and the Misses Josephine and Rosie Arsenault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dubay
Oakland
Union Street
Man Hurt Shielding Train Finds Injury On Maine Line
Harry Goodwin 49 foreman for Maine Central railroad suffered a broken shoulder a dislocated hip and other injuries after stepping between the main line tracks to watch a shifter as a passenger train approached He was struck in the back by the engine while on the Skowhegan to Rockland run in Bowdoinham Maine. A separate note reports George F L Eaton presenting a roving cup to Bangor High School for inter class debate to be awarded annually urging keen competition at chapel exercises Proctor Principal accepted the cup on behalf of the school
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Harry Goodwin
Skowhegan
Goodwin
Maine Central Railroad
Raiek
Enugine
Bowdoin Chil
Banger
George FL Eaton
Banger High School
Hiss
Nee
Proctor
Banter High
Eaton
Many Horses Entered For Saturdays Races At Bath
Gath tve birds return to Mill Pond on Saturday afternoon under Bath Driving Club auspices. Six classes compete with brisk rivalry and expected brushes. Racing starts 1 00 pm with entries including Coop Leon Belanger Mack Frank Chellis Blanch W Comsewague Hal Arthur Dunton Chisy Theron T Baroness Bari Lady Ethel Lou Ambulator FE 2 Gile Princess Gordon Irene May De Lopez John Patchen Tessie Ann Napoleon Lemoine Tony Hynes Dion Qi and others.
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Gath Tve
Mill Pond
Bath Driving Club
Yee Coop
B. G
Leon Belanger
July Mack
Br. m
Frank Chellis
Blanch W
B. m
John Belanger
Comsewague
Hal
Bo. G
Arthur J. Dunton
Chisy Theron T
Frank Rogers
Baroness Bari
Percy Holbrook
Ethel
Charles Rogers
Lou Ambulator
Gile
Princess Gordon
B. F
J. Rupert Wing
Irene May
B. Im
John A. Norris
Ore de Lopez
Robert Jordan
John Patchen
J. G. Reed
Tessie Ann. Bloom
Napoleon Lemoine
Tony Hynes
Fred Oliver
Dion Qi
Ch. G
Leburton Sheldon
John C Minott Reaches Eighty Seventh Birthday
John C Minott former grocer shipyard worker and city marshal celebrated his eighty seventh birthday with a family dinner at 17 Beacon Street. His daughter Flora Randall prepared the meal. Daughters Mrs Edwin Given of Melrose and Mrs Eliot Fuller of Norway attended with Mr Fuller. they plan to return Wednesday night. Minott remains in good health aside from a lingering cold.
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John C. Minott
Beacon Street
Flora Randall
Edwin Given
Melrose
Mass
Eliot A. Fuller
Norway
Fuller
Minott
Bath Radio Club Adopts By Laws
The Bath Radio club adopted by laws at an enthusiastic Tuesday night meeting in the common council room. An admittance fee of 200 dollars and monthly dues of 15 cents were set, with aim to enroll every radio owner or enthusiast. President Robbins may appoint a committee of radio experts to assist owners with receiving and operating to minimize interference.
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Bath Radio Club
Pres. Robbins
West Bath Schools to Close Friday on Washington Birthday
West Bath schools will be closed Friday in observance of Washington's Birthday by vote of the school committee. The Bath Board of Education has no control over West Bath schools, which are part of the Bath and West Bath School Union. Superintendent Clinton J D Wilson oversees both districts. Finance committee met Tuesday afternoon at 1.50.
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West Bath
Washington
Bath Board of Education
Bath and West, Bath School Union
Supt
Clinton JD. Wilson
Sunday school concert and town notes from Bowdoinham 1889
The Sunday school concert at the Church of the Redeemer drew a good crowd with a performance by Sunday school children, a solo by Mrs G M Gowell and a duet by Mr and Mrs W S Carr. Bates College professor Hartshorn spent Sunday with his brother in Bowdoinham. David Williams from Shiverhill Mass visited Bowdoinham, and Clarence Rand of Lewiston aided engine setup at local ice houses. I W Toonhaker of Richmond visited, Mr and Mrs Charles Sessions moved to Rumford. Sessions left H J Hinkley’s employ after two years. Six hens were stolen from Anson Given with no clues. Mary Nickerson, visiting Charles Temple, died aged 75 after a fall. Interment at Litchfield occurred Thursday. AL Robbins of Gardiner visited. The Universalist society schedules its annual fair for March 12 and 13.
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Church of the Redeemer
G. M. Gowell
W. Carr
Wrof
Hartshorn
Bates College
George Proctor
Bowdoinham
David Williams
Shiverhill
Mass
Clarence
Haggett Tops Colonial Whistlers Standings
In the Colonial club duplicate a weeknight whist event M A Haggett and A S Merrill defeated Rutherford White and Warren Page. Haggett led the standings after the win with the match score following.
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Colonial Club
M. A. Haggett
A. S. Merrill
Rutherford White
Warren Page
Haggett
Hidkp
Jills Ibonney-Owen
Haggett-Merrill
Power-Turner
Legro-Work O
Urian - Morse Vroit
Alee
Teede
Rotary Ladies Night at Masonic Temple planned by committee
The Rotary Ladies Night committee organizes a minstrel show from Colonial club talent with dancing refreshments and surprise stunts at the Masonic Temple next Thursday. An archival note remarks cotton spindle distribution in 1920s US showing Southern states 5 percent and New England 41 percent, with 46 percent in the South and 41 percent in New England in 1928.
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Masonic Temple
Colonial Club
Isso
United States
New England
Southern States
South
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