West Bath Grange Turns Washington Birthday Into Pageant
West Bath Grange held a Washington birthday program with over 90 attendees. Martha Washington and George Washington performed in period costume, a choir and readings celebrated Colonial days, flag songs, and a sinat contest between Washington and Cornwallis sides.
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George Washington
West Bath Grange
Grange
Washington
Martha Washington
Charlotte Owen
George Himself
David Henderson
Annie Peterson
Harriet G. Bonney
Annie Henderson
Joanna Hodgkins
William ST. White
The
Martha and
George
Slope Ward
David
Vincent Henderson
E. W. Haggett
Leland Plummer
Alice Smith
William H. White
Carrie Carey
Hope Ward
Ruby Wilson
Betsy
the Grange
the. W. Hoggett
Wiliam HT. White
Cornwallis
Vernon Lake
Bath
Foster's Mount
Myra Coombs
Attleboro
Mars
Amy Coombs
Campbell’s Land
Delmar Bates Wre
Quincey
Gath
Hame
Samuel IP. Bates
Sabine
IL. A. Owen
J. E. Mayo
Alice Sturtevant
Brunswick
Elmer Craig
Stackpole
Lemont and Son
James B. Jr
Harold B,reemin
East Brunswick
Cora Southard
Frank Emerson
Jennie Silsby
Alfred Cornish
New England Telephone Co
Wiscasset
Hardings
Emily Larrabee
Frank Jaques
Charles Stackpole
Lewiston
Bfl. Stackpole
Campbell’s Pond
Marion Jaques
Mise Dary TL
Watssalboro
Carolyn Stackpole
Tine Vellage
UL Stackpole
Campbells Pond
Fred Cools
Barbara
Ruch Teown
Meo
BR. Brown
Edna Wiggins
Mia
Topeham
Piggip Neyiey
John Rings
Pred AL Urssins
Elle Higgins
Sargent's gubernatorial bid stirs Rotary circles in Nashua
The article profiles Mayor Enton D. Sargent of Nashua as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate and notes his wide Rotary connections across New England. It highlights his popularity, past roles, and influence, including leadership in the Young Men's Christian Association and the White Mountain Freezer Company, while discussing potential Republican opposition and Nashua's political significance.
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Enton D. Sargent
Nashua
New Hampshire
Bath
Sargent
Rotary Clubs
New England
Brunswick Rotarians
Boston Herald
Granite State
Rotarians
Rotary
Winenenden
Tie
Congress
Maassachusetts
Mayer
Young Mews Christian Assoecition
New Plampshire Manufacturers’ Association
Rotary Club
White Mountain Freezer Company
Husiness Enterprises
Florida
Tle
George A. Randall
Colonials to Visit Brunswick for Club Contests
The Colonials travel Thursday at seven by electric car to Brunswick for renewal of friendly hostilities with the Brunswick club. Events include canis games pool and billiards with noted players listed for both clubs and a social gathering of local business leaders.
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Colonial Club
Brunswick
Brunswick Club
Pool
Marks and Whalen
Dillards
Dumphreys
Watson
Cribbage
Furber
Williams
Haut
Perkins
Freeman
Hall Fielding
Teeling
Dol Whist
Reneau
Turner
Powers Atd Tlegre
Anetieonbridge
Kingsley and
Day
Merse and Bagdikien
Gietion
Lelge
Merrill and
Ross
Hacgert
Ail Metale
Untitled obituary of Mrs Sarah Lowell grieves family
The fanerd of Mrs. sarah BL Lowell wae held Morel after saster. The Rev Charles M. Pals and Willary Temple officiated. She will be taken to Phippeture for Yaqatal with burial at a local street, and the community mourns her passing.
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Sarah BL Lowell
Willary Temple
Tinshles
Charles M. ‘Pals
Phippeture
Yaqatal
Woolwich notices and social items from Day's Ferry region
Local brief from Woolwich and Day's Ferry covers an annual cemetery meeting at the Day's Ferry schoolhouse and social visits in Augusta Bath Portland Gardiner and Brunswick. Reports include ill health updates and a new baby for Mr and Mrs Carlton of Brunswick plus fox hunting in North Woolwich and a church Ladies aid note.
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Day's Ferry
F. W. Carlton
Bath
Alton Strout
Portland
Strout
Maine General Hospital
Sarah Bailey
Gardiner
Frank Carlton
Brunswick
Charles W. Wright
Waldoboro
Baptist Church
Phippsburg Town Meeting Articles Listed
The Phippsburg town notes outline many articles for voters including paying school committee members, maintaining 82 weeks of school, funding a town physician as health officer, supporting Bath Fire Department costs, selling schoolhouses, closing several district schools, relocating a schoolhouse, purchasing land for a playground, lighting rents for Winnegunee streets, improving Copham Beach walk, rail guards for several roads, and poll tax exemptions for seniors. The document also references state aid funds for state highway projects and notes residents’ visits and local social updates.
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Whippsburg
Bath Fire Department
Milton Morse
Werbert Pettingill
Winneganee
Dromore
Walker Head
Verey
Ashdale
Parker Head
West Point
Central Maine Power Co
Winnegunee
Copham Beach
Riverside
Lt. Oliver's
Stonybrook
Pitch Vine Hill
State Highway Commission
Ex tortion theme at local outing noted in town items
Mrs Ciarl Meister of Park Street is extorted to return this week from Nimes bers Massachusetts where she vied by the Me er. Mrs Roy Shackford and daughter Jeanette of Turnercourt enjoy a week’s outing in Waterville as guests of Mr Shackford’s mother Mrs Jennie Shackford and sister Miss Meverett Shackford.
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Ciarl Meister
Park Street
Nimesbers
Mass
Stier plals @ stutent
Roy Shackford
Jeanette
Turnercourt
Waterville
Mr. Shackford
Jennie Shackford
Meverett Shackford
Women in Europe and the world celebrate famed French and Turkish stars
The report surveys Helen Wills and Suzanne Lenglen as fashion icons in Cannes and Paris, notes Calve and Cavalieri influencing Paris salons, and describes Turkish women petitioning for political participation while Armenian actresses recede in Istanbul. It also covers Sophie Elliott-Lynn's aviation push and cultural customs in Kenya and London society.
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Cannes
Helen Wills
Suzanne
The
Riviera
Helen
London
Sophie Elliott- Lynn
England
Lynn
Fiddlers Contest Set for Bath Opera House Thursday
Manager H A Huse announces a March 4 fiddlers contest at Bath Opera House with three prizes. Public acclaim will determine the winner as performers play varied tunes recalling old time music and amateur nights. Entry is open to all fiddlers and other instrumentalists performing for the audience.
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H. A. Huse
Bath
Hlouse
Opera House
Bath Theatre
Bowdoin Tax Record Shows Only One Unpaid Estate
Local jottings note Bowdoin's strong tax collection with just one tax unpaid on an estate in Probate court. W. N. Maroon receives praise in Bath for Bowdoin’s performance as sleighing and street work ease winter. A Wall dog at Kepnebee Store is praised for fire eating antics that could avert future fires.
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Bowdoin
W. N. Maroon
Board of Selectmen
Bath
Former Bath Pastor Dies at South Bristol
Rev. A. Frederick Duniels age 61 died suddenly Sunday at his South Bristol home after a week long illness. He served Central Congregational Bath for 14 years and had pastored in East Orange Fitchburg Lowell and Marblehead. He is survived by his wife Miss Lillius Humphreys and two nieces. Funeral services were held in South Bristol and the body sent to Everett, Massachusetts for burial.
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A. Frederick Dunnels
Central Congregational Church
Bath
South Bristol
East Orange
N. J
Duniels
Boston
Andover Theological Seminary
Central Church
Fitchburg
Mass
Lowell
Mast¢Urange
Lillius Humphreys
Walter Goldthwaite
Hanover
N. H
Martin Goodwin
Concord
Sumner Hootpade
Darharigcotta
Everett
Income Tax Returns Blanks Issued and Changes Noted
The Collector of Internal Revenue announces 1040A forms for individuals with net income under thresholds and March 15 filing deadline. Other forms 1040 and 1120 await Washington authority. Exemption amounts and rates shifted to 14 percent with higher personal exemptions. calendar year 1919 state income tax receipts totaled over 20 million, then dropped to about 8 million last year. Revenue act of 1926 will cut individual returns by about 30,000, reducing tax collections.
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Internal Revenue
Washington
Brunswick Democrats Hold Low Turnout Caucus
Brunswick Democrats conducted a caucus Thursday with only one contest. Independent James Merrill ran for the board of selectmen and finished fourth with 15 votes while William Booker led with 61. Other nominations and town committee members were named, with Charles Burnett chair and Miss Hdna Crimmins clerk.
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Brunswick
James A. Merrill
Board of Selectmen
William G. Booker
Emile A. Tondreau
Samuel I. Furbish
Mr. Merrill
Edward W. Wheeler
John We Rsley
Samuel T. Forsaith
John KR. Stanwood
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Thomas EB. Dolan
Harry F. Thomas
Franklin C. Webb
Charles T. Burnett
Hdna Crimmins
Perley No Watson
Lillian Odiorne
Mdna Crimmins
Otto Roaner
I. Snow
Eugene H. Andrews
J. Philip Caron
Ernest Denoit
Lorenzo Brillant
Emile A. Tondreal
Thomas FF. McMahon
Alice Dunning
Eugene J. Morin
Blanche Journeault
Samuel A. Lavalle
Philip Deneville
William Earle
Florence Lovell
Alice Lincoln
Herman L. Stover
Arthur DL
Thomas Manet
Isaiah G. Elder
Henry Morin
Willis couple returns from weekend with Shaw Street and Highland Street kin
Mr and Mrs Bertram Willis of Hyde Park Mass return after visiting over the weekend and holiday with Mrs Willis’s parents Mr and Mrs John Dowling of Shaw Street and Mrs Fanny Thurlow of Highland Street.
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Bertram Willis
Hyde Turk
Mass
Willis
John Dowling
Shaw Street
Fanny Thurlow
Highland Street
Old Fiddlers Contest to Be Staged Here in March
Bath opera house manager Huse announces an Old Fiddlers Contest in March as part of the regular program. Open to contestants over 50, the event offers three cash prizes and may include a Charleston exhibition after the fiddling. Charles B. Brooks, former local band leader, is expected to compete. applications through Manager Huse.
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Huse
Bath
Obituary Duncan Fraser 87 Bath resident and Civil War veteran
Duncan Fraser 87 died Monday night at his Commercial street home after a short illness due to hemorrhage. Born in Prince Edward Island, he moved to Bath at age four and lived there most of his life. A noted teamster from the shipyard era, he served four years in the U S Navy during the Civil War. Survived by daughters May Steadman and Kate Covel of Somerville Mass, and caregiver Eliza Atkins in recent years. His wife died seven weeks earlier. burial was in Bath.
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Duncan Fraser
Commercial Street
Prince Edward Island
Allen Fraser
Bath
United States Navy
Somerville
Mass
May Steadman
Kate Covel
Eliza Atkins
Mrs Ellen Nelson, Bath resident, dies at 58
Ellen Nelson formerly Ellen Mac Donald, 58, died Monday at Maine General hospital Portland after a short illness. Born in Clifton Calway Ireland, she moved to Bath at 18 and resided there. She leaves husband five sons Matthias G Thomas Clarence KR Thomas Harry W Thomas Alexander R MacDonald Donald D MacDonald two daughters Mrs George RK Winters Mrs Charles C Duncan two sisters Mrs Francis Holmes Mrs James Lyden and brother Matthias Gorham New Orleans La. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 pm from 1 Fremont Street Bath.
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Ellen Nelson
Ellen MacDonald
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Matthias G. Thomas
Clarence KR. Thomas
Harry W. Thomas
Alexander R. MacDonald
Donald D. MacDonald
Bath
George RK. Winters
Charles C. Duncan
Francis Holmes
James Lyden
Matthias Gorham
New Orleans
Fremont Street
Frank P Guthrie entombed after Bath funeral services
Frank P. Guthrie died in Dorchester Massachusetts on Friday and was buried in Bath after funeral services at St Marys church. He was a Bath native son of Watrick and Margaret Guthrie and survived by his wife and a son Frank plus a sister Mrs Charles Hamilton and a brother Roger. He was once a famed roller polo player for Bath and a long time member of the Bath team that held the state championship.
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Frank P. Guthrie
St. Mary’s Church
Guthrie
Dorchester
Mass
Watrick
Margaret Guthrie
Bath
Frank
Charles Hamilton
Charlestowe
Roger
Andrew D. Guthrie
Medford
New England
Mrs Sarah P Lowell Dies After Illness
Mrs. Sarah Pearl Lowell 37 of Truth died Saturday morning at City Hospital. Born in Phippsburg, she was daughter of H Blaisdell and his wife. Survived by husband Louis N Lowell son Karl three sisters and three brothers. Funeral Monday from sister Mrs William Pemple’s home 19 Hinckley Street with burial in Phippsburg.
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Sarah Pearl Lowell
City Hospital
Elwood Thithorne
Cath
C. L. Blaisdell
Maurice Blaisdell
Bath
Willian ‘Pemple
Hinckley Street
Phippsburg
Mrs Genevieve Duren of Bath Dies in Auburn
The body of Mrs. Genevieve Duren widow of Albert H. Duren arrived Tuesday from Auburn where she died Burial was in Oak Grove The Durens lived at 557 Washington Street Bath She was a past matron of Genesta chapter O I S and is the first matron to die since its organization.
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Genevieve Duren
Albert H. Duren
Bath
Auburn
Oak Grove
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Register of Deeds
Sagadahoe County
Aa Ac
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Norway Medicine Co
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