Drake Named for Mayoralty in Bath Republican Caucus
The Columbia Theatre hosted a bath Republican caucus that nominated J Edward Drake for mayor. About 200 Republicans attended as Edward W Hyde praised business leadership, Drake pledged a strong financial administration, and the caucus voted unanimously in his favor.
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Columbia Theatre
J. Edward Ke
William S. Newell
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Edward W. Hyde
J. Edward Drake
Mr. Drake
Mr. Hyde
Bath
W. G. Small
Drake
E. Randall Leonard
Edward E. Pinson
Ward One
Phippsburg Echoes Faith in Ground Hog and Town Work
Selectmen finish the annual town affairs report as social events and Meardowship notes fill the week. Pomona at Dromore Grange, stormy attendance, and community kindness shape the local scene with visits, illness, and drifted snow impacting plans.
Hall Fund Grows Slowly as Youth Persist in Efforts
The Georgetown column notes the Hall Fund advances slowly while remaining young help keeps up weekly whist and donations. The Working League hosted an appetizing supper despite snow and cold, serving oyster stew and other fare as members hoped to repair the hall for next season.
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Hall Fund
George Oliver
Willard
Popham Beach
Edward Cummings
Bath
B. H. Woodside
Alfred Rowe
Five Islands
Sarah Kingsbury
Everett Trafton
John E. Oliver
Fred Spinney
Bay Point
Thomas Williams
H. A. Jordan
Ethel Todd
Charles Soule
Harold Hunt
Elizabeth
Lewiston
Walter Newdick
W. C. Todd
Thomas Phillips
Cathance
J. F. Higgins
Waltham
Victor Richardson
W. A. Todd
Virginia
Byron Rowe
Todd
West Georgetown
JL. H. Rowe
Walter Cummings
Daring Rescue After Ice Breaks on Winneganee Creek
Two Bath youths nearly drown on Winneganee Creek after ice fails beneath them while sledding. They struggle to reach solid ice, salvage their sled and provisions with a long pole, then land safely near shore.
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L. S
George Coombs
Albert Lakin
Thomas Perry
R. P. Manson
Harry B. Williams
Winneganee Creek
William Clifford
Amanda Rogers
Ella Knight
James O. Lincoln
Walter Perry
Portland
Goodwin
Oakwood Farm
Plymouth
Williams Cottage
Sabine
Cobb
Bowdoin College
Ralph Trask
G. M. Huff
Sewall Yard
Texas Company
Charles Blaisdell
Bath
Kittery
Florence Morse
Clarence Oliver
Small Point
Charles Williams
He Ham
Walter Morse
Sewall
Annie Purington
Reu
Lynde's Island and Gardiner estate on the Kennebec
The essay traces Lynde's Island history from its 1649 transfer to Samuel Lynde of Boston, through name changes from Purchase's Island to Lines Island, and later to Gardiner's estate. It notes how Coast Survey confirms Lynde’s naming, the long absence of settlers through wars, and Gardiner's development of a farm on the island before 1770 with architecture hints from relics nearby.
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Kennebec
Long Reach
Thorne’s Head
Fiddler's Reach
Bath
Aeridan
Arrowsic
Christopher Lawson
Cerumkin
Androscoggins
Camer
Lawson
Edward Camer
Keemer
Boston
Purchase’s Island
Thomas Purchase
Samuel Lynde
Lynde
U. S. Coast Survey
Salem
Benjamin
Lyndes
Samuel
Simon Lynde
Merrymeeting Bay
Nathan
Mr. Lynde
Mary Ballantine
Plymouth Company
Bay
Winne- Zance
Sylvester Gardiner
Hom
Gardiner
Plymouth
Ballantines
McCobb
The
Chops
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Annual Report of Town Affairs
Meadowbrook Hall
Bowker
Dromore Grange
Pomona
Charles L. Stevens
Dromore
K. O. Weston
Nellie Cutting
Marion Rafael
George L. Cutting
G. D. Weston
Bays
Drummond Cutting
Susan Campbell
J. F. Upton
Frank Frisbee
Stott
Woolwich
Williams
Minott
Stevens
Auburn
Ruth Morrison
Cliff Island
Sebasco
Bodwell Grange Hall
Augustus Small
J. B. Sprague
Abbie Kelley
Carleton
Rebecca Bowker
Charles Morrison
Grippe
Georgetown News
L. H. Rowe
Winnegance Creek
Bath and Phippsburg
Lynde’s
Henry O. Thayer
Brighten UP
Sherwin-Williams
S.W
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