Bath Republicans Renominate Small for Third Term
Mayor Harold P. Small was unanimously renominated by the Bath Republican caucus at City Hall for a third successive term. Marius H. Page presented the nomination. Alderman Williams Whitney seconded. ex-Alderman Arthur Sewall cast the ballot. Small praised city leaders handling unemployment and debt, pledged to push for another productive year, and thanked supporters for their confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
City Hall
Marius H. Page
Cemetery and Park Board
Williams Whitney
Arthur Sewall
N. Gratz Jackson
R. J. M. Steussy
Roscoe G. Bailey
Small
Ellery E. Whittemore
Arthur K. Purington
Page
Smal
Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Club Names Committees
President E. Bernard McCausland and Secretary Gardiner R. Deering appoint committees for the year. Duck committee: Herbert L. Spinney, John Howe, Edward Clough. Fox trapping: F. W. Carlton, Vernon Chase, Edward Hunt. Fish: Hubert H. McCarty, Maurice Deering, Harry M. Huse. Screen: Edward Reed, L. H. Putnam, Harold Deering, Maurice Deering, Samuel Belanger, Harry M. Huse. Entertainment: Dr. W. E. Kershner, Hubert H. McCarty, Maurice Deering. Supper: Harry M. Huse, George Parshley, Arthur Price, Sheriff Albert Henderson, L. Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bernard McCausland
Gardiner R. Deering
Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Club
Duck
Herbert L. Spinney
John Howe
Edward Clough
F. W. Carlton
Vernon Chase
Edward Hunt
Fish
Hubert H. McCarty
Maurice Deering
Harry M. Huse
Edward Reed
L. H. Putnam
Harold Deering
Samuel Belanger
Dr. W. E. Kershner
George Parshley
Arthur Price
Sheriff Albert Henderson
L. Putnam
Albrecht Reported Fire Endangering Saco Residence
Ex-Alderman George F. Albrecht investigated a barking dog at the half of a brick house owned by the Maybury heirs in Saco and found a fire in the furniture stored in the barn chamber of the stable. He alerted the fire station, and Fire Chief Joseph Ouellette arrived as the blaze, though extensive, caused only small damage to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Albrecht
Saco
William J. Maybury
Albrecht
Joseph Ouellette
Cross and Elm Streets
Current Events Talk Recounts Gen Knox Life at Cosmopolitan Club
The February meeting of the Cosmopolitan club’s Current Events department featured a talk by John A. Morse on Gen. Henry Knox from boyhood in Boston to his death in 1806. Mrs. Isaac B. Howard presided. Miss Lois M. Day of Woolwich provided a historical paper on Woolwich’s early settlement and leaders.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Iaac B. Howard
Emma W. Walker
Howard
Frank A. Hodgdon
Hodgdon
John A. Morse
Gen
Henry Knox
Gen. Knox
Boston
Lexington
Worcester
Knox
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Lucy Knox
George Washington
Cornwallis
Yorktown
New York
Washington
Maine
Penobscot
Kennebec
Waldo
Lincoln
Thomaston
Canada
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gen. Knox Memorial Society
Cyrus Curtis
Morse
Woolwich
Isaac B. Howard
Lois M. Day
Robin Hood
Miss Day
Kennebec Bridge
Ferry
Joseph Small Returns Home for Holiday Visit
Joseph Small was home from New York over the holiday to visit his mother, Mrs. Frank A. Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Small
New York
Frank A. Small
Winnegance School Thanks Neighbors for Clock Gift
The Winnegance Grades 1 to 4 thank parents and neighbors for donating an electric clock bought with proceeds from a Feb 5 card party at the schoolhouse. Extra funds will frame a George Washington picture now displayed in the Central Maine Power Co. window before interior renovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
Evelyne L. Donnell
George Washington
Central Maine Power Co
John G. Cree
Augustus Small
Lillian Parks
Emery Footer
Washington
Dromore Farm Bureau
Squaw Club
Harry F. Oliver
Emma Morse
Ruth Trueworthy
Walter Morse
Thomas L. Perry
M. C. Ross
Warren
William Wallace
Sewall P. Morse
Women’'s Auxiliary
Winnegance Community Club
Progressive Club Union
Cosmopolitan
Bath
Harry C. Webber
George M. Eaton
Frank Perry
Sherman L. Morse
Otis Hunt
Kittery
Portsmouth
Zina M. Eaton
New York
William Thompson
Roger Robinon
Farmington
Parker O. Rogers
George L. Rogers
Frank Allegrin
High Street
Ray Oliver
Quincy
Mass
Alfred G. Oliver
Winneganee Community Club
Harry C. Williams
Bridge Street
State Highway Department
William Perry
Brunswick Hospital
Lincoln Parks
Arch Street
Biddeford
Lena Oliver
Woolwich
Portland
Cottage Park
Bessie Hunt
Cleora Coombs
Mena Preble
Obituary Michael Flaherty Jr. A Bath shipyard worker dies at 32
Michael Flaherty Jr. 32 a shipyard worker and lifelong Bath resident died early Wednesday at the Central Maine Sanatorium in Fairfield where he had been a patient six weeks. Survived by wife in Boston father at 2 Dike road Bath three sisters Margaret Flaherty Philadelphia Marie ONeil and Helen Flaherty Havre Hill Mass. Body to Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High street then to father's home. Funeral Friday at eight in St Marys Church.
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Michael Flaherty Jr
Bath
Central Maine
Fairfield
Mr. Flaherty
Boston
Dike Road
Margaret Flaherty
Philadelphia
Marie O'Neil
Helen Flaherty
Haverhill
Mass
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
St. Mary's Church
Obituary Notice of Dr James L Williams
Joseph F Atkinson of 74 Western Avenue was told Wednesday of the death in New York City Tuesday of his cousin Dr James Leon Williams 79 a Concord native and world renowned dental researcher. He began practice in North Vassalboro and did research with a borrowed microscope. His royal ties had amounted to several thousand dollars yearly. Funeral set for Thursday at the little Congregational church in Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Atkinson
Western Avenue
New York City
James Leon Williams
Concord
Bingham
Williams
North Vassalboro
Little Congregational Church
Wyman and Reed Families Host Visitors in Woolwich
Mr and Mrs William Wyman of East Weymouth Mass spent the weekend with Mrs Reed’s parents Mr and Mrs Myers E Reed of Woolwich On their return Monday they were joined by Miss Anna M Kaler daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton Kaler also of Woolwich who will visit them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wyman
East Weymouth
Mass
Phippsburg Notes Color Town Life and Skunk Tales
Local column from Phippsburg recounts Sunday visits and town meetings, illnesses improving, and skating on Center pond. Roscoe Perkins reports a skunk incident, and 22 foxing skunks spotted during his deputy days. Several residents travel to Bath, Portland, Yarmouth, and Concord, with seasonal icehouse filling and preparations for town meeting day.
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Agnes Cutting
Rachel Panning
Foxboro
Mass
Misses Minott
Roxbury
Roscoe Perkins
Portland
Veterans Bureau
Legion
Elinor Gilmore
I. J. Smith
Francis Kriedler
Washington
Raymond Campbell
Roberta Manson
Winnegance
Christine McCourt
State Auditors
Board of Selectmen
Town Hall
Walter McCourt
Susie Leach
Minott
Hiram Wyman
Pitch Pine Hill
Dromore Farm Bureau
Agate
Bess Dickinson
Bath
Nettie Beals
Parker Head
Asa Smith
Squirrel Point Light
W. F. Jewell
Staten Island
Walter
Frank Bowker
Howard Bowker
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Phippsburg
Adelbert Williams
Marilla
Anita Williams
Walter Cushing
Plymouth
Guy Crowley
Blanchard
William Bowie
Lester Oliver
Grace Williams
Yarmouth
Walter Williams
J. E. McNulty
William B. Perry
New York
Capt. Perry
Page Wyman
Elkanah
Forregt
Silver Lake
Jane Feere
Gorham Normal School
Harry Gilmore
Emily Wyman
Leon Eaton
Linwood Feere
Ormond Rogers
Winneganee
Lena Oliver
Woolwich
Martin Wyman
Harry Berry
Eleanor
Eorge Ingalls
Pauline Rogers
Morse High School
Small Point
Edith Atwood
Campbell
Allie Wallace
West Point
Phyllis Eaton
F. C. Bowker
Concord
N. H
Meadowbrook Road
Harry K
Diver and
Wells
Miss Hartwell Returns Home After Brookline Visit
Miss Helen Hartwell returns to her High Street home Monday afternoon after spending the weekend and holiday in Brookline Massachusetts as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Galen M. Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hartwell
High Street
Brookline
Mass
Galen M. Low
Bath's Washington Elm Dedicated On Monday
The Washington elm in Bath near the Public Library was dedicated Monday at ten by Frigate Constitution Post Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary. About 100 present, prayers by Rev George B Wolstenholme, address by Rev David L Wilson praising Washington. A wreath and silk flag placed, stone marker added, Burt M Dyer named honorary Post member. This marks the 200th birthday of Washington in Bath.
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Washington
Frigate
Constitution Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
George B. Wolstenholme
America
David L. Wilson
Burt M. Dyer
Wilson
Elm Tree Trophy Presented By Ramsay In Cambridge
A Lancaster elm tree in Cambridge, Massachusetts was presented to the Post by Robert Ramsay as a tribute to the area where George Washington first commanded the Continental Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
George Washington
Robert Ramsay
Sasanoa Tribe Observes Washington’s 200th Birthday
Over 100 members and friends of Sasanoa tribe S O R M and Ra mona council D of P gathered in the Red Men’s hall to mark the 200th anniversary of George Washington’s birth. The program included prayers, speeches by Ernest R. Avery and Rev. F L Littlefield, musical numbers by Amy Wade, and dancing late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Council
D. of P
George Washington
Junior Sagamore
Maine
Ernest R. Avery
Eleanor MacDonald
Catherine Durgin
Stella Wade
Ralph Boardman
Arthur Haggett
Carlton Rideout
Handsome Maine State Booklets Preview
A 1932 Maine booklet Eastward Ho, prepared by the Maine Development Commission, will print seventy thousand copies featuring scenic photographs and paintings. A companion booklet titled The Latch String will detail state points of interest and history.
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Maine
Maine Development Commission
United States
Dinner honors State Treasurer Owen at Baxter home
Hon. and Mrs. Rupert H. Baxter hosted a small dinner Saturday at 1054 Washington Street honoring their weekend guest State Treasurer William S. Owen. Attending were Commander Philip B. Eaton and Mrs. Eaton ex Mayor and Mrs. Cahill President William S. Newell and Mrs. Newell and Mrs. Clarence W. Morse.
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Anda
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
William S. Owen
Philip B. Eaton
Eaton
Charles H. Cahill
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Newell
Clarence W. Morse
Miss Mary Sewall Visits Family at Stone House
Waynflete student Miss Mary Sewall spends vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall at the Stone house.
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Mary Sewall
Waynflete School
Mrs
Arthur Sewall
The
Stone House
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General Knox
James L. Williams
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Detroit
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General Motors
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Red Men’s Hall
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