Town notes and events sweep Bath week before March
Washington's birthday is observed with flags and marches as election activity quickens. Candidates nominated. municipal election set for next Monday. Local meetings, religious notices, and social events fill the week from Pomona grange to Dreamland play. Weather signals spring while ice caution, post office changes, and upcoming auctions mingle with funeral notices and civic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pomona Grange
Bowdoin Center
Kennebec
Ward nominations in Five Islands and city caucuses
Republicans named Aldermen and Councilmen for wards one through six led by Joseph A. Varnum and Charles Brackley. Democrats nominated Mayor Frank E. Small for a third time amidst reports he may decline. Local society notes mention deaths and family visits, with steamer traffic and small town commerce details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton H. Douglas
James F. Rand
Harry N. Wright
Fred C. Potter
Harry B. Hall
Ralph Rand
Charles Purington
Edward W. Hyde
Sydney McPherson
Frank E. Small
George E. Hughes
Small
Frank Rowe
Winter Harbor
Wiscassetana Boothbay
Bath
Lizzie Snow
H. A. Witham
Elbridge Southard
Five Island’s
Joseph Blaisdell
Airs
Mary Bates
Richmond
Irene Stevens
Ward One Alderman Nominee Declines Seat
Scott C. Perry, nominated for Alderman in Ward One, rose and declined. The list includes School Committee members and City officials such as George E. Hughes, James C. Mulligan, Frank W. Hagan, Daniel E. McPhee, Owen E. Rogers, M. C Fitzgerald, C. A. Lightback, Ernest H. Mulligan, John E. Sonia, Edward W. Hyde, Herbert L. Grinnell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Allan
Wm. D. Coombs
Harry E. Cornish
Wm. R. Donnell
John Hunt
Frank Robbins
James Spinney
Leland R. Mitchell
Edwin FE. Pinson
Frank Hie Sutter
Coun
Eugene H. Sprague
Fred
Bragg
Daniel S. Brierly
Herbert McKennes
Wm. P. Lemont
C. W. Modell
Merton C. Webber
Wilbur C. Oliver
Wm. Dean
Edward H. Hartwell
Harry W. Dunton
Sidney D. Swett
Walter S. Russell
John R. Norton
Peter A. McDonald
James O. Lincoln
Andrew S. Merrill
Charles E. Bachelder
Elmer W. Rogers
Herbert E. Worrey
William E. Harrison
Frank Skillings
Horace Mitchell
Thomas A. Baker
Albion M. Potter
A. I. Strout
Scott C. Perry
Charles W. Robinson
Abram C. Oliver
John A. Small
Ralph Robinson
David McCabe
Frank W. Card
Vernal Chase
William R. Melrose
Galen Ward
Rupert Cowles
Elmer E. Dinsmore
Frank Young
Benj. K. Lord
John F. King
E. F. Kelley
Sylvester H. Rowland
Ernest F. Kelley
Charles H. Cahill
Ernest F. Couture
J. J. Lynch
William H. Miller
Wallace E. Shaw
James S. Lowell
John J. Keegan
S. M. Golder
George E. Hughes
James C. Mulligan
Frank W. Hagan
Daniel E. McPhee
Owen E. Rogers
M. C Fitzgerald
C. A. Lightback
Ernest H. Mulligan
John E. Sonia
Edward W. Hyde
Herbert L. Grinnell
Evening Wilbur C. Oliver Named Mayor Candidate
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Charles V. Minott of Phippsburg were held yesterday afternoon from her home and drew large attendance. Rev. O W Folsom conducted the rites with several selections by the Hadyn Quartette. The body was brought to this city for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane D. Welch
Central Congregational Church
Edward Thompson
Attleboro
Mass
Wilbur G. Cahill
Welch
Edward Little High
Portland
William Th. Holland
Joel Py
Worcester Hospital
Ile
Brooksville
Maine
Kive Islinois
Causiin
Delta
Iva Bradley
Boston
Island Howe Club
Martha Spencer
Massachusetts
Old Colony Railroad
Southbridge
Worcester
Spencer Wire Works
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Carrol
Geneseo Normal Schoool
New York
Grace
Revere
Ethelyn
Perkiomen Seminary
Pennesburg
Spencer
Pittsburg
Olive
Worcester High Schoool
Samuel
Steuben
William
Five Islands
Helen M. Snowman
Auburn
Oscar Snowman
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown
Henry Todd
Bath
Branwell Harford
J. M. Harford
Clara Hinckley
Augusta
E. C. Merry
Charles V. Minott
Phippsburg
O. W. Folsom
Hadyn Quartette
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Indépendent
Merchants’ Association
Sebenon Hall
Woolwich
Colonial Clit
Dreamland
Alameda
William A. Guild
M. J. McCormick
Chambers-Detroit
Mill Pond Ice Company
Lincoln Lumber Company
Times Company
N. B. Cook
Beacon Street
Grace Church Men's Club
Thompson Brothers
Levi T. Thompson
Francis W. O’brien
People’s’ Baptist Church
Somerville
Samuel Watson
Merrymeeting Bay
Music Hall
Joseph A. Varnum
Herbert F. Ferris
Alton S. Perkins
Charles E. Brackley
John R. Knowlton
Bent
K. Lord
John 5
Place
James P. Ledyard
Brackley
Ward
R. P. Ham
Harry M. Adams
Samuel H. Wakefield
Harry Brown
Arthur M. Luce
Guy D. Morse
Edwin L. Emmons
Edward W. Bridgham
Lermond H. Rowe
C. A. McMahan
James McMahan
Brunswick
Waldo Lewis
Brounswick
Milan Leonard
Knickerbocker
North Boothbay
Hattie L
Hezekiah Harrington
B. F E. Hinckley
West Georgetown
George Sprague
Parker Head
George
Catherine
Portland and
Boothbay Harbor
J. G. Stevens
Fred Reid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thomas Blaisdell
L. Eugene Thebeau
Ralph C. Covel
Augustus J. Leonard
James S. Jordan
Joseph Smith
John L. P. Burke
Charles C. Toothaker
Roscoe P. Higgins
Fred B. Reed
W. S. Norton
L. E. Lemont
Hershon B. Oliver
Cleveland B. Kane
Fred C. Foote
Raymond Powers
Ernest M. Evrard
Frank P. Lord
George Bragdon
Edward Billings
Edward Little High School
Lizzie Rowe Lewis
Swett’s Beef
Swett
Swett’s
Swett’s Lithia
Swetts Drug Stores
Thompson Bros
ONE Price Clothiers
Conley’ Specialty Store
Walter C. Parker
Whalter O Parker Co
Samuel H. Bowker
Kenneth I
Sarah
A. W. Thurston
Highland St
Sullivan B. Thurston
Samuel C. Watson
Sarah Toothaker
Phillips
Alton
Guy Judkins
Westport
Alice Kelley Benner
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