State primaries set for June with Nomination rules listed
Primary papers circulate for June state primaries with filing by May 6 and consent to serve if nominated. Republicans expect State Senator Baxter to seek renomination. many county and probate offices contemplated, with fees, signatures, and expense reporting required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
R. H. Baxter
Renominaton
D.L. Howard
C. J. Cain
Charles D. Newell
A. J. Dunton
W. S. Glidden
F. P.sprague
C. W. Longley
Wifh William ¥. Dunham
Richmond
Milliken
Register of Deeds
Charles H. Mason
W.C. Oliver
James S. Lowell
James
Purinton
Topsham
Court House
Guy H. Sturgis
Olm Wins Flower Fight to Save Plants at Kennebec Greenhouses
P M Olm, owner of Kennebec Greenhouses, endured a harsh winter by maintaining nights at 36 degrees and days at 50 to 60 degrees. He faced a choice to save roses and Easter blooms or save all stock, cutting heat to carna tions and palms while sacrificing carnations but saving most plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oth Las
Mr. Olm
P. M. Olm
Kennebec
Corliss Street Notes as Christian Endeavor Holds Meeting
A large executive committee session of the Christian Endeavor Society met Monday evening at President Co E Freeman’s home to plan a stronger program for the year. The pastor’s class for youths meets Saturday at 2 PM at the parsonage to study lesson 10. Harold B. Pye's funeral, pneumonia death, was held Sunday at his parents’ home Alphonso and Harriet Pye in Small Point with Rev. Samuel A. Evans officiating. Bearers were Thompson Webber McIntire and Wyman. burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Pres. Co. E. Freeman
Harold B. Pye
Alphonso
Harriet Pye
Small Point
Samuel A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Messrs. Thompson
Webber
McIntire
Wyman
Oak Grove Cemetery
Thomas
Yarmouth
Frank
U.S
A.F. Williams
Norfolk
Phippsburg
Hannigan
Bath
Frank Frisbee
Frank Allegrin
Walter McCourt
C. V. Minott
Richard Mann
Parker Head
Mann
Paing
N. W. Eaton
Eaton
Morse
Sylvester Landing
Miles Webber
Ralph Merry
Miss Beulah Pye
Edgar Pye
Earle H. Coombs
Bertha A. Morse
M)a. Richards
F. S. Bowker and Son
Fido
Elsie Allegrin
Prices Current in Bathy Fresh Eggs and Produce
A catalog of local market prices lists fresh eggs per dozen, fowl per pound, dairy butter and creamery butter, cabbage, beets, carrots, turnips, new potatoes, sweet potatoes, squash, onions, cranberries, parsnips, spinach, celery, apples, oranges, bananas, and various feeds and flours. Grain and feed items show per bag or per bushel costs, with hay and straw priced per cwt.
Brunswick residents and relatives share brief reunions
A fragment from Page One notes Miss Cushman attending Shiw's Business College in Portland while living in Brunswick and traveling daily from home. It mentions the Cushman family’s cold illnesses and a Georgia reunion in Savannah where James Percy, Arthur, Walter, Jordan Percy and Frank Percy gathered with cousins and a steamer in port. Nathan Watson of Bath visits grandparents N W Maton and Mrs. Edward Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cushman
Shiw
ColJege
Portland
Brunswick
Joel Cushman
Gavannah
James Percy
Arthur
Walter
Jordan Percy
Frank Percy
Leach
Nathan [Watson
Bath
N.W. Maton
Edward Thomas
Administrator's Notice in Sagadahoc Probate Matters
Public probate notices from Sagadahoc County Maine detail Joseph L. Temple named administrator of Jane Pratt estate with bonds filed and demands to be presented for settlement. Executors Henry A. Nealley and Joseph M. Trott seek tax and valuation actions with orders for notices in Bath newspaper and court appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Pratt
Bowdeinham
Sagadohoc
Sagadahoc
Bath
Henry A. Nealley
George FE. Hughes
Salt County
James S. Lowell
William FF. Dunham
Register
State OF
Maine
Ani
Joseph M. Trott
John
State OF Maine
Charles A. Corliss
Sugadahoc
Harry A. Nealley
Newton
Massachusetts
George B. Hughes
Meaty Coe
Mable Io
Bsadadahoc
Saild
Local notices reflect postwinter hardships and community closings
Readable items note fuel shortages closing schools and extending a month of term. Mentions doctors serving Bath and nearby areas, weather drawing families outdoors, and residents coping with frozen food, wood stocks, and scarce medical help. The piece mentions community figures, marriages, and a dog’s death, ending with a continuation line.
Forty Class One men ordered out for examination
Sagadahoc Exemption Board issued notices to forty men in Class One to report for physical exams at Dr. B F Barker's office on Tuesday Feb 26. The list includes many Bath Bowdoinham Topsham and Richmond residents such as William R Roberts Harold Shaw and Chester Clement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham
Richmond
Georgetown
Bowdoin
Woolwich
Arrowsie
Bowdoinham
Phippsburg
West
Bath
Min
Oes
State Department
Sagadahoc
Eurotis Darling
Harold R. Shaw
William A. McIver
Walter del. Spear
William E. Freeman
Chester W. Clement
Earl B. Preble
William R. Roberts
Ly Roy Webster
Carl B. Timberlake
Arthur KE. Stewart
Horace McInnes
Alcide Lachance
Fred L. Sutherland
Harold D. Young
Lloyd F. Green
Robert P. Carter
West Bath
Phillip L. Wilson
Charles E. Baker
Tony Cremonese
Richard C. Morse
Winnegance
Ralph Williams
Francis Walsh
William Arsenault
Ezra C. Webber
William M. Long
Frank Bruno
Ralph V. Cromwell
Podunk Limited at Potosi Station Draws Big Crowd
A large audience attended The Podunk Limited at Potosi Station on Beacon Street. The Dortas Guild production under Mrs Weston L Bonney drew laughter from start to finish, with a capable cast and period costumes. Tickets were sold by Herbert and Milton Douglas as ushers George Perry and William Thistle assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potosi
Podunk Limited
Beacon Street
North End
R. R
Podursk Limited
Bonney
Weston L. Bonney
Dortas Guild
Herbert Douglas
Milton H. Douglas
William Thistle
George Perry
Fruit a-tives testimonial touts stomach cure and weight gain
H Whitman of Montrean recounts a years long illness with acute stomach trouble. After trying many physicians he used Fruit a-tives and improved quickly. He states pain and constipation were cured and his weight rose from 160 to 208 pounds. Available 50c boxes or 6 for 2.50 from Fruit a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vauise Sr
Montrean
H. Whitman
Fruita-tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowell
J. Fred Tobey
Sheriff Oliver
Earl Trott
Henry Yeaton
M. Ramsdell
DB. T. Percy & Sons
Arthur Turner
Ernest Hartford
John Riley
Dick Chew
Albert Meserve
George Gibbs
Harold S. Peaslee
Washington
Corliss Street
U. S. Food Administration
Merrell-Soule Company
Syracuse, N.Y
Joseph L. Temple
William
Dunham
James Slowell
William F. Dunham
Bonnéy
the Times
Daniel McDonald
Bride
Walter R
Shricken
NATO
Fletcher
Cenains Castoria
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