Prospers assured for Aroostook region speech
United States Senator Gould told Presque Isle Rotarians that Maine will see prosperity, announcing plans to build the Quebec Extension Railroad and noting Grand Falls development. He praised International Paper leadership, expected new mills, and the region’s lighted town as signs of economic growth.
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Presque Isle
Gould
Senate
United States Senate
Aroostook
Quebec
International Paper Company
Graustein
Wingree
St. John
Grand Falls
State of Maine
Giand Malls
Allegash
Maine
Aroostook County
van Buren
Treston
Portland
Bangor
Electric Company
Merchants Association
City council split over publication of aid recipients names
The January meeting saw the board of aldermen refuse to concur with a common council order to publish in the city report every person receiving city aid aside from the City Home, detailing sums against each name. A conference committee opposed the order, while other actions approved a ten year electric light contract with Central Maine Power Co and future plans to obtain a municipal wharf and ferry improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph KE. Atkinson
Ward
Roger D. Skillings
Elmer W. Rogers
Atkinson
Wilfred W. Chaney
Harry JD. Robinson
Central Maine Power Co
Gerry
Cahill
George S. Williams
Vicw
Williams
Central
Maine
Covel
Kennebec
State Highway Commission
Lab Trust
Billy Sunday to Visit Wisasset Tabernacle in July
Lawrence B Greenwood reports Billy Sunday plans a Maine campaign at Wisasset Tabernacle, likely in July after Bangor and Tanger engagements. The Open Door organizations in Wisasset and Augusta seek public financial support to cover travel, seating and campaign costs, with receipts sent by the church treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L. Greenwood
Billy Sunday
Mobile
Ala
Bangor
Xea
Wiscasset
Tanger
Sunday
Banger
Greenwood
Tabernacle
Church of the Open Door
Augusta
Mr. Greenwood
Wisconset
Independent
Wisneasset Tabernacle
Wisemsset
Church of the Open Door, Incorporated
Maine
Pangor
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Annual Meetings Of Three Banks
Harry E Stetson was elected a director of the First National Bank at its annual stockholders meeting to replace the late George P Davenport. The old board was re-elected and Oliver Moses remained president. William B Shorey was chosen vice president and cashier, with J Farward Drake as secretary. Shorey, a 33 year banking veteran, has long served as cashier since 1905 after the Lincoln merger. Other directors reappointed included Daniel Williams and Harry Day as assistant cashiers.
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Harry E Stetson
First National Bank
George P. Davenport
Oliver Moses
William &. Shorey
Charles V. Minott
Arthur J. Dunton
J. Edward Drake
Harry. Deering
Frederick FE. Drake
Walter E. Plummer
William 8. Shorey
Daniel Williams
Harry Day
Bath National Bank names new board and officers
The Bath National Bank re elected its old board at Tuesday's annual meeting. William D Sewall presides with Arthur Sewall as vice president. Fred D Will is cashier, with Harr y A Walters and Dunlap Trinteh as assistant cashiers. Pearl B E Hall and Madelyn C Jackson serve as clerks.
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Bath National Bank
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Langdon T. Snipe
Frank Lh. Nichols
John G. Morse
William JD. Sewall
Fred D. Will
Itarry A. Walters
Dunlap Trinteh
Pearl BE. Hall
Madelyn C. Jackson
Bath Trust Co Reelects Trustees and Officers
The Bath Trust Co re elected trustees Rupert T. Baxter Frank B. Bowker Charles H Cahill Charles W Clifford Elwell S S Crosby Larry G Deering Daniel T Dougherty Thomas S Gibbons Harvey D L Platherne Dora L Howard Allen M Irish Charles V Minott J Houghton McLellan Charles H Oliver Rodney F E Ross Samuel R Perey Calvin W Rogers Harry B Sawyer Eugene Thebeau Bruce L M White L Eugene Thebeau secretary William B Mussenden treasurer J Edward Sughes William L Skelton assistant treasurers Alden G Smith trust officer.
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The
Bath Trust Co
Rupert T. Baxter
Frank 8. Bowker
Charles Hf. Cahill
Charles W. Clifford
Elwell SS. Crosby
Larry G. Deering
Daniel T. Dougherty
Thomas S. Gibbons
Harvey DL Platherne
Dora L. Howard
Allen M. Irish
Charles V. Minott
J. Houghton McLellan
Charles H. Oliver
Rodney FE. Ross
Samuel R. Perey
Calvin W. Rogers
Harry B. Sawyer
Springfield party plans Newagen Inn improvements
Joshua A. Brooks and son Loring of Springfield and Col. J. W. Morse of Lunt-Morse Co. of Boston with K. Clinton McFuadden of Bath and George Ryder of Camden depart for Newagen Inn to install a private water system and test an artesian well. Charles V. Minott attends First National Bank meeting in town. Mrs. Lewis Thackery returns to Haverhill after visiting her parents. Martha Slall travels to Wollaston with daughter Esther for Nazarene College position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua A. Brooks
Son Loring
Springfield
Mass
Col
J. W. Morse
Lunt-Morse Co
Boston
K. Clinton McFuadden
Bath
George Ryder
Camden
Newagen Inn
Mr. Brooks
Martha Slall
Wollaston
The
Nazarene College
Esther
Patten Library Corporators in Annual Meeting
The Patten Library corporators held their annual meeting with 37 members present. James Lowell, the venerable secretary, ill and absent, was re elected to secretary and a seven year trustees term. Walter Glidden re elected president. Committee to prepare resolutions for late donor George Davenport’s legacy appointed. Over 25 000 volumes noted and a plan to publish a deed of gift booklet unanimously approved.
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Tvatten Free Library
James 3. Lowell
Corporation
Lowell
Cahill
Walter S. Glidden
Arthur K. Purington
George Davenport
Pres. Glidden
George B. Wolstenholme
Williams T. Tali
Wolstenhelme
Purington
Hidden
Ernest W. Kelley
Librarian Foote Reports Patten Free Library Year
Miss Margaret R. Foote presents the 35th annual Patten Free Library report for LN26. The survey accounts for volumes across main library reading room juvenile department and basement with totals showing the end year count of 25 508 volumes and additions during the year.
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Margaret R. Foote
Corporation of the
Patten Free Library
State of Maine
Maine to Exhibit Fish and Game at Sportsmen's Show
Maine plans one of its most complete exhibits at the New England Sportsmen's Show in Mechanics Building Boston from January 2 to February 5. Governor and Council backed cooperative displays with railroads and Great Northern Paper Co. The exhibit features live animals and fish, log cabins, and statewide promotions, aiming to attract over 200000 visitors and highlight Maine industries and recreation.
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Maine
New England
Mechanics Building
Boston
Great Northern Paper Co
Canada
Infind Fish and Game
Forestry Department
Massachusetts Fish and Game Prosective Association
Chester I. Campbell
Springfield
State of Maine Publicity Bureau
Wortland
Great Northern Paper Company
Harrie Tk. Coe
Parsons
M. J. Harris
Maine Central Railroad
Kk. OH Richardson
Bangor & Aroostook
Kh. W. Abbott
Boston & Maine Railroad
State Forestry Department
Neil Ll. Violette
Vico CL Tsola
John J. Mayes
John RR. Flint
Archie S. Pratt
Arthur Briggs
George
Orr
Dudley Alleman
W. G. Hunton
Brush Jeanto
Frank W. Wardwell
George C. Orr
A. R. Shorey
T. Cummings
Sagadahoc County Delegation Forms Legislature Organization
The Sagadahoc county delegation of the 3rd legislature met Tuesday afternoon last week. Senator J Edward Drake was chosen chairman and George A Baker secretary. Members include Capt Henry W Butler Charles W Clifford Bath Elis TL Aldrich Topsham and W Leslie Maloon Bowdoin. They discussed upcoming session matters and county interests, predicting important committee assignments next week.
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Sagadahoc County
L3rd
J. Edward Drake
George A. Baker
Henry W. Butler
Charles W. Clifford
Bath
Elis TL. Aldrich
Topsham
W. Leslie Maloon
Bowdein
Segadahee County
Holley
Senate
Martin
House
Sagadahoe County
James Edward Drake
Bath Men Elected Company Directors
Among the directors re elected at the annual meeting of the Maine Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company in Lisbon Falls Monday were Bath men Harrison BE Bowie and Arthur J Dunton. Dunton has served as president for 21 years. Officers reported the company has a little over two million dollars in insurance in force. Jason A Merrill of the Bridge Merrill Inc passed Monday in Portland on business.
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Maine Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Lisbon Falls
Bath
Harrison BE
Bowie
Arthur J. Dunton
Bridge Span No 1 Grows as Kennebec Crossing Advances
An OCR readable report details huge steel spans rising for Span No 1 on the Kennebec river bridge between Bath and Woolwich. It notes piers 4 and 5, the upper road system, a derrick boom, and the Foundation Co. completing approach work while caisson piers rise from river depths.
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Kennebec River
Bath
Woolwich
Foundation Co
Kennebec
Ciissons
Boy’s fishing lure prompts long night away from home
Kenneth Liddell, 11, left his Dedham home after school to fish the New Meadows river site. He rode a trolley to Brunswick then Pine Tree Limited to Bath and stayed at the Eagle inn after registering. He returned to Bath by trolley the next morning. The rest of the page lists Sagadahoc delegation committee assignments in the state legislature with Senator Drake of Bath and several Bath Representatives named for key panels.
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New Meadows
Kenneth Liddell
Border Street
Dedham
Mass
West Bath
North Station
Brunswick
Trufant’s Crossing
Loring DD. Small
Jenks Mitchell
Berry's Mills
Pine Tree Limited
Eagle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senator Gould
Northern
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
Bath Trust Building
High Street
Louise RL Fisher
Charles W. Fisher
Hall
Pio
Odio
Board of Aldermen
Woodbury Potter
Earl GB. Lermond
Edward F. Miller
Bruce i, M. White
Cobb Road
Louise Bates
Alden Smith
Paul K. Niven
Belmont
Samuel J. Hooper
Niven
Ssates
John
Boyd
Haddonfield
N. J
Jed I. Hallowell
New York
Bath Trust Copareee
Bath National Bank Eeenee S
Tee Eewe
Wiscasset Tabernacle
W. A. Sunday
H. E. Stetson
First National
Bath. Trust CO
Roxbury
Lewis Thackery
Eleanor Bruce
Haverhill, Mass
Mrs
Albert Bruce
Patten Library Corporators
Librarian's Report
Jason A. Merrill
Bridge-Merrill, Incs
Texas
Johnson Bros Co
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