West Bath P T A event postponed after death in town
The West Bath P T A planned for Thursday night at the Lowell school is postponed one week due to the death of Mrs. Joseph Dunning. Supt. Clinton D. Wilson will be the principal speaker at the rescheduled gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Fred W. Larrabee
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Frank Higgins
Hazel
Leslie
Bath
Mr Higgins
John Higgins
BE. W. Haggett
Augusta
Mr. Haggett
Issac Trufant
Hardings
Palm Beach
Fla
Lowell
Joseph Dubning
Morin
George Barnard
Freeport
KE. W. Haggett
Everett Lemont
High Street
Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Birch Pond Village
Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Game
State House
Samuel A. Evans
Bath Board of Education
West Bath Orange
Frank H. Beal
Frank Cromwell
Catherine Emmons
Loring Small
The
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Philip Stackpole
Lewiston
Martha King
Commercial Trading Co
Campbell’s Pond
Charles T. Small
Winnegance
Ernest E. Williams
Sabino Improvement Association Holds Lincoln Hall Reunion
Sabino Improvement Association members held a Friday night reunion in Lincoln hall. At 7:30 they enjoyed oyster stew by Henry Cotteau, coffee and doughnuts, then games and dancing. The in charge committee included Mr. and Mrs. Delmar E. Bates and others, with a February social committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabino Improvement Association
Lincoln Hall
Henry Cotteau
Delmar E. Bates
Fred F. Butler
Louise Smiley
Eugene McGrath
A. G. Oliver
Samuel Belanger
Robert Small
Wilton G. Bates
Supper Brings Excess Over Amount Pledged
Despite bad weather a large crowd attended the baked bean supper by the South End PLTUA at Washington Street rooms to meet a $25 pledge to the YMCA. The event not only met but exceeded the goal, bringing in $41. A planning committee led by Mrs. John Hunt with members including Mrs. Carroll Deering and Mrs. Willison Hi. Small organized the effort, with waitresses named and tickets overseen by Wellington A. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
PLTUA
Washington Street
Ieet
YMC Mn.uade
John Hunt
Carroll Deering
Willison Hi. Small
Charles Soule
Dymes FE Lockers
Walter DB. Potter
Bottle for Bluing
Convert a hair ton ic bottle with a dropper into a bottle for blu ing. The device allows only a few drops at a time and the bluing will stain as with the ordinary bottle after the operation.
State Treasurer Declares Maine Finances Sound
William L. Bonney asserts Maine's financial condition is sound and disputes controversy over state trust funds and reserves. He notes deficits over 40 years, explains reserves may be cash, securities, or liabilities, and discusses bond issues and university funding while insisting the state remains creditable despite limited cash on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Bonney
Kennebec Journal
Mr. Bonney
Levi M. Stuart
University of Maine
State College
U. of M
Daxter
Maine
Advocates Kennebec Tunnel Proposal in Bath Woolwich Link
Auburn traveler J Edward Bedell discusses a proposed underwater tunnel under the Kennebec River linking Bath and Woolwich. He cites O Rourke Construction Co of New York and a recent Alameda tunnel project as precedents, claiming a Woolwich Bath tunnel could cost under 3000000 and take under a year to build. The plan aims to avoid bridge costs and government restrictions, with data drawn from U S Coast Survey Chart 314.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Bedell
Auburn
Kennebec River
Bedell
Boston Elevated Railroad
John O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Bath
Woolwich
Pennsylvania
Manhattan
Liberty
Philadelphia
Alameda
Calif
Kennebec
Portsmouth
Kittery
O'Rourke Construction Co
Rome
Rourke
Roucke
M Bedell
The
Rock Courier-Gazette
Petition for Furber papers filed with city clerk
The petition papers of Wil Furber were filed at the city clerk’s office on a date not clear. Ex-Ableroan Newell and 95 others including J Gorkhardt and Mrs tie oof Mr Furber’s associates are listed. The filing marks the first and likely only paper with little anticipated opposition. Deputy Sheriff Roscoe BE Perkins visited Augusta Monday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Furber
Imper
Ableroan
Newell
J Gorkhardt
Tie
Furber
E.petlina
Roscoe BE. Perkins
Augusta
Jolly Social by Boy and Girl Scouts Includes Dance and Basketball
Bath youths joined a Scouts social after a basketball game at the Y against the Universalists. A lively evening at Maniesti featured music by AL Crocher and Clare Keer, with patrons listed and a fundraising balance reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Universalists
Church Tean
Maniesti
Myre
Jesse Spambleg
Edna Perry
Earl ‘Een
Creorge Wootten
Wlal Deewana
J. Horace McClur
Paul Jones
Lake Bre&enye
Themis McDonald
Slarles Mank
Eastern Box Makers Elect Their Officers
A. Gillies of New Haven re elected president of the Bath Box Co and leader of a strong Boston area industry group. The Eastern Shoot and Wheelen Box Manufacturers re elected officers at their annual meeting held at Youngs hotel Boston with Ira Seles H.EL C Wentworth and others returning to posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S A. Gillies
New Haven
Bath Box Co
George Lo Crosnein
Mancleter
Asoma
Masa
Ystair
Mass
Judge Decides Charges Against All Froves
In a local court, Judge Jel J. Reegan finds multiple defendants guilty of gambling house offenses. Fines and costs are imposed on about a dozen men, with appeals noted. Lowden provided a $200 bond for his client at the Samuars term of La-Prene court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jel J. Reegan
St Ve
Lowden
Ain
la- Prene Cour
Salvation Army Romance Sparks at College and Orchard
An Army romance unfolds between Obi Obpey and Noel of Tay who wed in April after a rush engagement. The pair meet at Od orchard and discuss a six month engagement. The piece mentions Yeates College expanding from four to a growing faculty of 455 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Sie Ge Noel
Tay
Yeates College
Bridge over the Kennebec Faces Legislative Move
A meeting of interested parties with the governor and council discussed introducing an order in the sixth legislature this week to appoint two senators three representatives two executive council members and the governor or federal representatives to work on the Kennebec bridge project. Senator Frank W. Carlton reported War Department caution pending authentication of safe passage and site approval remains the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thersdas
Kennebec River
Frank W. Carlton
Saga' i
Tlouse of Representatives
War Departments
War Department
Richmond Bridge Plan Faces Setback In Legislature
In Maine, supporters of a Richmond Kennebec bridge face delays as deputies debate legislative steps. After a Bath bridge nod by Carlton of Woolwich, advocates hope for a favorable moment. A bridge commission was earlier named by Representative White of Bowdoinham and sent to Ways and Bridges for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Kennebec
Miter Carlton
Woolwich
Bath Bridge
Richmond Bridge
White
Bowdoinlam
Kagren
Sasadalee
Watden
Magoun Attends Hyde Windlass Stockholders Meeting
Haresy AL Magoun of the New York Shipbuilding Co arrived Saturday to spend the weekend at his Green Street home and to attend Hyde Windlass Co annual stockholders meeting held on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haresy AL Magoun
New York Shipbuilding Co
Green Street
Mr. Magoun
Hyde Windlass Co
Auburn Federal agents cleared in Bath liquor case
Director May of Auburn says reports that two Federal prohibition agents admitted intoxication while testifying are absolutely false. The Bath defendants facing charges for selling liquor were supported by agents who identified a suspect. Spinney and Curtis were discharged, while Spinney and Ralph Spinney along with Aubrey Stein faced grand jury bonds. The two officers remain regarded as in excellent standing and esteemed by the Auburn police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Auburn
Bath
Gould
Wortland
Mays
Portland
U. S
George F. Gould
Prohibition
Red
Ralph Herntin
Ernest Spinney
Aubrey Shin
Alonzo W. Curtis
Adhe Spinney Brothers
Terman
Harden
Harmon
Auburn Police Department
Mrs. Roderick Returns Home En Route From Augusta Visit
Mrs. Maurice Roderick, after visiting relatives in Augusta, plans to return to her parents’ home in this city and depart in a few days for her home in Filmhurst New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Roderick
Augusta
Filmhurst
N.Y
Voyage Around World In 90 Minutes Delights Knights
First Lieut. Edward J. Bitz gerd led a Seaway Council Knights of Columbus trip around the world in 90 minutes for a large gathering. The voyage traced from the Atlantic coast across the Mediterranean to Suez, the Gulf of Aden, the Indian Ocean, the China Sea, and to China where he was stationed. He offered vivid notes on countries, living conditions, and Chinese superstitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siagadahoe Council
Knights of Columbus
Mide
Edward J. Bitzgerd
Us.n
Council
Atlintic
Athintic
Mediterranean Sea
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aden
Indian Ocean
China Sea
China
Hannah Augusta Rogers Dies at Whiskeag Widow of George Mo Rogers
Hannah Augusta Rogers widow of George Mo Rogers died Thursday night at her Whiskeag home after years of invalidism. Born in North Berwick to Ezra and Hannah Billings, she moved to Bath years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs. Ross Hings and brothers James William Billings of Lebanon and Ezra Albert Billings of North Berwick. Funeral Sunday at 1 p.m. at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Augusta Rogers
George Mo Rogers
Whiskeag
North Berwick
Ezra
Hannah Billings
Bath
Daugther
Ross Hings
Oby
James William Billings
Lebanon
Ezra Albert Billings
Red Cross seeks baby clothes materials and small sick room pieces
The Red Cross requests new or used fabric suitable for making baby clothes and other small pieces for the sick room. Call TOS to arrange pickup. Fred B. Teeling was in Portland Friday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Fred B. Teeling
Portland
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Joseph Dunning
Sabino Association
Brown
Norway Medicine CO
Bockland Paper
Dorothy Dodd
Oxfords
Boston
Davis Hatch
Longley
Jlonton
Trish
Carr
Berg
Veilieue
Wnackoen
Weles
Ellie
Aaa
Sonia
Savage
Eastern Box Makers
Salvation Army Romance
World
Cient. Fitzgerald
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