Five Island Show Delights Audiences Before Storm
The Five Island stage program featured songs and sketches by E G Southard Waldo Lewis and others with numbers like When You and I Were Young Maggie and The Baboon Baby Dance. The cast included Earl and Clarence McMahan E G Southard and L H Rowe. A thunderstorm hit as the event closed with ice cream and a dance. Mrs Sarah E Snowman suffered a leg fracture after the show as Dr Barrows attended.
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E. G. Southard
M. H. Pinkham
Waldo Lewis
You
Maggie
Ferris Leonard
Earl McMahan
L. H. Rowe
Herman McFadden
Elbridge Southard
Er. G. Southard
Jack Johnson
Clarence
Earl
Clarence McMahan
E. E. Rowe
Sarah E. Snowman
Barrows
Boothbay Harbor
Charles Hanna
Community Events and Visits In Arrowsic And Bath
Mrs Jennie McFarland hosted friends with fruit treats and cakes last Wednesday. A birthday gathering for Miss Alice was held at Mr and Mrs Harold Walker’s home with many attendees. Church supper at the M E Church raised funds, with clams stew and coffee. guests from Westport Woolwich Georgetown Bath attended. Local residents including Alfred Crosby and Laura Oliver were noted for visits and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McFarland
Frank Clark
Harold Walker
Alice
James McFarland
Donald
John Currier
Celia
Janet
Merritt Pinkham
Virginia
Hostelle Pierce
Flora Mullen
Florence Mary
Clifford McCollett
Bath
D. B. Phelan
M. E
Edward Farrar
Harold E. Snipe
S. P. E. Hawthorne
Woolwich
Wendall, Baker
Riggsville
Hilda Frazier
Nellie Snipe
Daisy Wynne Bouter
Little Son
Oliver LaBelle
Alice Molineaux
C. C. Shea
M. E. Church
Westport
Georgetown
Amy Fenno
Frank Snipe
Alfred Crosby
Will Clark
Lewiston
Laura Oliver
Boston
Acadia Lodge Seeks New Members In Split Campaign
The Acadia lodge of the K of P divides into factions over a membership drive. The campaign runs for one week until May 1 with a dinner funded by the side securing more applications.
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Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Life of Alderman Oliver Highlights Public Service
The narrative credits Alderman Oliver with moving unused trolley rails from Commercial street and removing obstructions near Y Center and Front streets to improve Post Office Square. In 1907 he secured 2500 for almshouse repairs, installed new plumbing, updated drainage, and remodeled facilities at under 1000, overseeing the work himself. He is noted as a prominent fraternal figure across several groups.
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Post Office
Oliver
The
Shrine
Pythias
Morse High Falls to Lincoln Academy 44 33 at Damariscotta
Morse High School lost to Lincoln Academy 44 to 33 in a clean fast game at Damariscotta. Morse was handicapped by the absence of Hunt Lemont and Parker while Sears starred with 12 floor goals for Lincoln Academy.
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Morse High
Lincoln Academy Fellows
Damariscotta
Hunt
Lemont
Parker
Sears
Lincolna_Academy
Boardman
Glidden
Thompson
Mes Fitzgerald
Morse
W. Parker
Fitzgerald
Flagg
Candidates Face Midnight Deadline To File Nominations
Candidates must file nomination papers by midnight to appear on the ballot. The cutoff emphasizes swift action as filings close at the end of the day.
Bath Republicans Nominate Wilbur Oliver for Mayor
In a Bath caucus, Republicans nominate Wilbur C. Oliver for mayor, praising his long service, honesty, and public works record. The session endorses Oliver, with Secretay Ham to cast ballots, and announces other delegates to the Bangor state convention on April 10 including Hyde Shaw Sewall Oliver Ham Grassy Allan Strout Furber Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Glidden
Ham
Oliver
Staples
Bangor
John S. Hyde
Albert H. Shaw
Harold M. Sewall
Wilbur C. Oliver
Roscoe P. Ham
Albert J. Grassy
Ernest A. Allan
Albert L. Strout
William A. Furber
HE. Randall Leonard
Judge Staples Delivers Notable Caucus Speech
Judge Staples gave a strong speech at the Wednesday caucus, regarded as one of his best delivered here among many.
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Judge Staples
Dinner in Honor of George Douglass by Local Electric Road
Employees of the local electric road will host a dinner next Monday night at the New Iven House to honor George Douglass for his years of popular service as a motorman on the local line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Electric Road
George Douglass
Iven House
Guardian seeks sale of Bath property to fund ward
William T. Hall Jr guardian of Mary Eliza Wood petitions the Sagadahoc Probate Court to license the sale of real estate at 218 and 220 Oak Street Bath to pay debts and support the ward. The order requires public notice in Bath Independent for three weeks and a March 5 1913 hearing to show cause why the request should not be granted.
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State OF
Maine
Honorawre
Sagadahoc
William T. Hall, Jr
Bath
Mary Eliza Wood
Oak Street
Purington
Peter McDonald
Ward
A. D
WM. T. Hall, JR
Guardian
State OF Maine
Eherd
James S
Longley
Register
John S. Hyde
James
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
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Arrowsic
Tien
Barrett Manufacturing Company
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Seattle
London, England
Torrey
Small
Committee On Appropriations
Progressive
Rotary
Mr. Oliver
Commercial St
Thompson Bros
Wayne
Children’s
BRY Goons
Tarpets
Hull
M. P Hanson
Cave Swett’s Drug Store
Bath, Maine
J. F. Upton
Winnegance
Tel. Oese
Geo
M. McManus
Brunswick
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