Rotarians Hear Fine Talk On Boys Work
Rotary club members heard a detailed discussion on youth work and civic projects. The talk referenced local schools, community programs, and efforts by rotary to support boys’ activities and character building.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1924
Page
4
Hearing New Evidence in Deering Will Case
Hearing new evidence in the Deering will case resumes in Winthrop. Motor trucks entering Brunswick are weighed near College Pines with portable scales and a temporary runway setup. Highway Department workers use Morer Trans service equipment to obtain weight data as part of state wide sampling. Stanley Hatch, involved in the case, had been attending hearings at the YMCA camp before returning home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
College Pines
Brunswi
Highway Department
Stanley Hatch
AL Camp
Rons Deering Will Ease
Winthrey
Temperance Not League Will Put End to Wars
A speech by Senator Bert M. Fernald argues prohibition reduces crime and war costs with figures on insurance savings, arrests, and liquor spending. He claims prohibition saved lives and prevented war, urging temperance as national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance
League
Union
Bert M. Fernacy
Betaretresi
Sui
Perna
Ainle
Amd
Maine
Ferbald
Boston
United States
Prohittrion
Washington
DLA
Woolwich Town Welcomes Summer Visitors and Local Events
Woolwich town hosts many summer visitors many former residents return for vacations. Social notes list visits among residents including Stitt, Hall, Crosby and Daker families with references to Reading Boston Lynn and Augusta. Community events include a well attended Tuissie hall dance and a planned Norhtern troop, with church services and a sermon titled The Gospel of Gods Outdoors at First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Stitt
Geraldine
Reading
Mass
Dr. Stott
Alfred Somes
Henry Carlton
Eleanor
Boston
Frank Clark i
A. W. Hall
R. J. Gilmore
Ariell Hayward
Ruth and
Maude
Charles Crosby
Arrowsie
Clarence Daker
Thelma
Baker
Lynn
Alice Stashwoodd
Niells Senis
Addie BL McFadden
George Dinkhbam
Daincauseetta
Leeanrd Savage
Netheard
Ralph
Augusta
John Saiig
Tuessie Hall
Norvhern
Margaret Amno
Aml
Landers
South Gardiner
Flow
Txarlton
Moosehead Ve
Aro
Mir Hathorne
Julia
Lochmonmd
John Savage
Ene
Leon Nelly
Camp Pyramid
Dresden
Lewis Dodge
Tas
Bath City Hospital
Elizabeth
Beatrice Wright
Moosehead Lake
Miss Morgan
Morse High
Shepard
First Mist
First Baptist Church
John Carter
Center
Isabel Mcyer
Phry
Sale
Four Maine Supreme Court Justices’ terms end in 1925
Four of the eight Maine Supreme Court justices will see their terms expire in 1925 and face potential reappointment or replacement by the Governor. The terms expiring are Dunn of Orebe February 66 1925 Merrill of Auburn March 10 1925 Wilson of Portland August 7 1925 and Deass of Bar Harbor September 25 1925. The article notes rare instances where governors have not reappointed departing justices, citing Enoch Foster and Albert Spear as prior cases and a later reappointment by Milliken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Court of
Maine
Charles J. Dunn
Orewe
John A. Merrill
Auburn
Mareh Lo
Scott Wison
Portland
Lucre Bo Deass
Bar Harbor
Supreme Court
Enoch Foster
Bethel
Albert M. Spear
Gardiner
Curtis
Milliken
Steamboat Traffic Changes on the Kennebec River
An elderly Gardiner resident notes a dramatic shift in river shipping compared with 25 years ago. Gardiner once bustled with sailing ships along its wharves. by Monday afternoon no craft occupied the river, with only a few small boats present later. The Virginia arrived, and traffic appeared slightly more hopeful when the Peston boat neared the Tands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Kennebec
Virginia
Kennebec Journal
Johnson
A. W. Wentworth
Whippsburg
Bowdoin
Wentworth
Methodist and Baptist Church
Bowdoin Lilly
Boston
J. E. Lilly
R. DD. Purinton
William Damon
Lisbon
Robert Temple
Myrtle Gordon
Richmond
William Hl. Gould
Charlie Temple
Bert Temple
Gardiner Hospital
Elizabeth Sparks
Brookline
Mass
Ellen Sparks
Meredith
Baptist Church
The
Mr. Wentworth
Raymond Blodgett
Madeline Doggett
Methodist Church
W. BB. Kendall Jeft
Maine
Death of Mrs Nettie C Ames in Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham mourns Mrs Nettie C Ames wife of James H Ames after a lengthy illness. She leaves six children including Jessie Ames of Bowdoinham and J Carroll of California plus six grandchildren and a sister and brother. Funeral held at the Methodist Church with Rev T J Coolbroth officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie C
James H. Ames
J. Lewis Sawyer
Lebanon
Jessie Ames
Bowdoinham
Forrest Wall
Tenants Harbor
J. Carroll
California
Harvey
Watertown
Mass
Wallace
Paul Ames
Perley Dodge
China
Methodist
T. J. Coolbroth
Waterville
Unity
Benton
Fairfield
Dresden
Connecticut
Ames
W. H. Gould
William Brooks
George Brooks
Francis Brooks
Melrose
Frank Small
Robert Jack
Augusta
Ralph Denham
South Portland
Maroon
Jessie Cromwell
Ella Nish
Old Orchard
Star Aid
Candy’s Harbor
Fannie Williams
Albert [Hender
George Denham
Given
Charles Mosher
George Catter
Horace Whitney
Elbridge Blodgett
Ray Douglass
Roger
Emily Rideout
Milton Given
Famnise
Charles Randalll
James Henderson
Martha Rowe
Sarah Young
Boston
Charles Fogg
F. K. Jack
Islesboro
Joseph Pendleton
Charles Hatch
Bath
Randall Andros
Wollaston
Elizabeth
Virginia
Edith Wood
Alphonso Wood
Abbie Huls
Arlington
W. G. Hulse
Robert Wade
Bradford
Polly
Grange Hall
W. N. Price
Gardiner
Clarence Bates
C. Irish
Bowdoinham 1890 notes and local visits summary
Bowdoinham residents report visits to Old Orchard and Harpswell. Kendall starts building on Elm and Bridge streets. S W Carr enlarges Main street wharf buildings. Raspberry gathering yields 29 quarts. excursion planned to Harpswell with the Nahanada steamer and Bowdoin Cornet band. Joseph Spear of Portland visits. others travel to Boston and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hutchins
Angie Jordan
Old Orchard
Py Kendall
Elm
Bridge Streets
SheLiaine Enligke
Hinckley
May Small
S. W. Carr
Main Street
Spear Sedgley
J. Larrabee
George Andros
Edith Wood
Kennebec Lodge
Bowdoinham
Harpswell
Truesday
Nahanada
Bowdoin Cornet
Thanks for kindness during illness and loss
The Ames family of Bowdoinham Maine extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown in the illness and loss of our beloved wife and mother. James TL Ames and children, Bowdoinham, Maine, July 5, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James TL. Ames
Bowdoinham
Maine
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Ik Utey
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Rotary
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Dunn
Fred DL
Ayden
Carreleran
Law Court
William Brgall
Walter Shoof Bath
Elisha Atkins
Lulu Deering
Lidia A. Deering
Gardiner G. Deering
Frank
Mercy
Lewiston
Bridgham
Alh
Emma Rogers Hamed
William R. Pattangall
Atkins
Deering
State Highway Department
Fernald
An of Nations
Bath Department Store
Woolwich
Men’s Furnishings
Nettie C. Ames
Harvey Ames
Mr. Ames
TL. T. Johnson
Douglass Camp Grounds
Rev
George Thorne
Bowdginham
Bowdeinham Advertiser
O. B
Detroit
Ford
Michigan
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