Music and Books on the Cosmopolitan Club Program
Exquisitely played violin solos by Agnes B. Trowbridge with piano by Sarah Bagley Wright precede Charles C. Campbell of Loring Short & Harmon talking on Book Fashions. The January Cosmopolitan meeting in Bath draws 50 members and features reports, entertainment, and plans for February committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes B. Trowbridge
Sarah Bagley Wright
Woolwich
Charles C. Campbell
Book Department
Loring, Short & Harmon
Portland
Cosmopolitan Club
Lens Douglas Donnell
John Perkins
Hardings
Leroy F. Cosby
Miriam W. Kimball
William W. Dennison
Charles R. Farnham
Stearns W. Scotti
Roscoe P. McFadden
Cosmopolitan Players
Maine Progressive Union
Women's Club of
Freeport
Progressive Club of
Lisbon
Winnegance Community Club
Union
Kimball
Alice F. Johnson
Clinton D. Wilson
Frostina E. Marston
Stearns W. Scott
Leland R. Mitchell
Reginald Stacy
Guy Crosby
Ruth E. Thompson
R. Clinton McFadden
Merritt A. Mitchell
Gardiner R. Deering
Louis Silverman
Laurence A. Lowell
William R. Freeman
Charles W. Avery
Carolyn M
Svendsen
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Maine loan program for farmers outlined by Albany group
The Bangor Branch of the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of Albany outlines crop production loan policies for 1933. Banks will assist applicants, inspectors appraise collateral, and loans are fully secured by chattel mortgages and possible real estate liens. Interest is 6.5 percent, terms up to one year, with inspections during the growing season and required documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Albany
N. Y
Maine
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
New York
Corporation
Bathman Arrested on Liquor Charges by Federal Agent
Julius Rundin of 138 Waterstreet was arrested by Federal Agent Chester Marr on charges of illegal sale of intoxicating liquors. The warrant states Thomas Burgess of Portland bought four half pints from Rundin on January 3 and 4, aided by a local contact, with a third man present but unnamed. Burgess allegedly planned further visits but was spotted by an alleged bootlegger, ending the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Rundin
Waterstreet
Chester Marr
Thomas Burgess
Portland
Rundin
Burgess
Bath
Prohibition Raid Seizures At Topsham Home
Federal agents Marr and Burgess seized 26 gallons of assorted liquors at Ulysses Bosse at Tedford road Topsham and uncovered 16 more gallons hidden in a wall excavation. They found marked money on Bosse, tied him to wholesale liquor, and Bosse posted a $1000 bond to appear in Portland before Commissioner Gould next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr
Burgess
Ulysses’ Bosse
Topsham
Tedford Road
Bosse
Rundin
Bath
Portland
Gould
Feeding Poultry for Profit Told by Miss Higgins
Miss Edna Higgins of West Bath describes a profitable poultry feeding system learned over ten years. She outlines housing, temperature, sand and paper floors, shielded heat, starter feeds, green matter, and staged feeding schedules for chicks, pullets, and laying hens with open ranges and careful water and grit management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Higgins
West Bath
Twin Counties
Keep-It-Up-Club Planning Meeting At West Bath
The 4-H Keep-It-Up-Club of West Bath met at the Lowell schoolhouse with Charles Eastman, county agent, present. Mrs. Harriet Brown leads the 17-member group which outlined the year’s program. The next meeting is Wednesday Jan 11, with future sessions alternating Wednesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eastman
West Bath
Lowell
Harriet Brown
Capital Gossip As Legislature Of 1933 Convenes
State House report on the 86th Maine Legislature opening under Governor Brann. Ex Governor Gardiner departs, Judge Edgar C. Smith leaves as secretary of state, Tobey becomes deputy and taunts of reform and truck legislation loom. Debate on repeal of the 18th Amendment creates uncertainty about ratification paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Maine
Brann
Old Phipps Point
Woolwich
Gardiner
Murchie
Senate
Bath
Parkhurst
Baxter
United States
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Edgar C. Smith
Frank W. Ball
Robinson C. Tokey
Judge Smith
Tobey
Smith
Executive Council
Attorney General's
House
Bert Fowler
Fowler
Brunswick Record
Augusta
Kennetes Journal
Gulick
Congress
Massachusetts
Calving Coolidge Visited Bath as Vice President in 1922
Calvi n Coolidge and his wife visited Bath on Dec 9 1922 for Miss Camilla Levyall Ashe Sewall and Senator Walter Edge wedding. The vice president enjoyed fireside chats and dinner at York Hall hosted by Harold M Sewall and wife with Amherst classmate Gravenor Bacchus among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Hall
Calvin Colidge
Bath
Camilla Levyall Ashe Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
U. S
Walter Evins Edge
New Jersey
France
Harding
Coslidges
William D. Sewall
Washington
Edward Streets
Sewall
John K. Jayne
Coolidge
Amherst
Gravenor Bacchus
Englewood
N. J
Washington, D. C
Jayne
Bangor
Brunswick
Miss Sewall
Senator Edge
Winter tolls spark talk on tolls and refunds
Rumors circulate that state officials may study ratification or rejection of toll changes as a toll free Richmond bridge in winter is eyed. petitions in Dresden Tumfeld and Richmond chase support while the highway commission keeps toll collectors on its payroll at a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Congerss
New Richmond Bridge
Dresden
Tumfeld
Richmond
State Highway Commission
Highway Or Public Utilities Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Highway and Sewers Board
Cosmo Club
Harold P. Small
Board of Highways and Sewers
Small
Ellery E. Whittemore
Eugene A. Youland
Board of Highway and Sewers
Highway and Sewer Board
Highway Board
McCabe
Brierly
Williams
Highway and Sewer Department
Thomas McCabe
Daniel Brierly
Youland
Goodwin
Mrs. Morgan
McCausland
Highway Department
Pine Street
High Street
Quimby Street
E. M. Wright
Wright
Ernest Benoit
Brunswick Road
Barbour
H. P. Small Co
City of Bath Board of Highway & Sewers
H. P. Small
E. A. Youland
Credit Corporation
Bathman
Arthur K. Purington
Edward W. Wheeler
Maine Central Railroad
Lincoln Clements
Durham
Edge-Sewall
Ees
Ever
Johnson Brosco
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