Maine House Defeats Securities Bill Amid Lobbying Claims
The Maine House defeated the administration securities bill by seventy votes, with hopes a recorded vote would shift support. Rep Ralph O Brewster cited federal funds pressure over Quoddy Bay power project as a factor. A referendum petition seeks to raise fishing license fees from fifty cents to one dollar, contingent on 10 000 valid signatures, possibly triggering a September vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
White House
Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
Quoddy Bay
Secretary of State
Brann
Revival of Bath Boothbay steamboat service urged
The Samoset Steamboat Company of Bath aims to revive excursions between Bath Boothbay Harbor and the islands. Charles T. Jackson is appointed excursion agent to attract seaside trips as a leisure alternative to auto travel. Heat and heavy traffic marked a busy summer weekend with gasoline taxes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoset Steamboat Company
Bath and
Vicinity
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Islands
Charles T. Jackson
Maine
Portland Weather Bureau
Senator Wallace H White Jr Seeks Senate Maine Trip
Senator White joins many colleagues in escaping Washington heat by distributing Maine Development Commission booklets describing Maine’s charms and recreational draws. The aim is to persuade adjournment and a Maine exodus of a Senate majority during the hot period.
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Wallace H. White, Jr
Washington
Maine
Maine Development Commission
Senate
Materials roll in for Quoddy Bay power project
Thousands of dollars worth of materials are arriving in Eastport for the Quoddy Bay power project. Engineers say the goods range from lead pencils to pick-axes as they supply the construction effort.
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Eastport
Quoddy Bay
Glidden and Thomas Wed In Braintree Church Ceremony
John Aines Glidden of Quincy and Miriam Irene Thomas of Braintree wed at First Congregational Church of Braintree on June 20. The couple will reside at 22 Wyman Road, Braintree after August 1 following a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aines Glidden
Quincy
Mass
Miriam Irene Thomas
Braintree
First Congregational Church
Wyman Road
Joseph L. McCamson, Jr
Carlton L. Easton
Quincy Point Congregational Church
Virginia Horsman
Edmund
Martin Thomas Brothers
Robert Damon
Robert Moody
Braintree Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Edna Wright
Alice Crafts
Betty Qualey
Rhoda Cox
Dorothea Bartlett
Marjorie Bean
Selma Nelson
Harriette Simon
Marjorie Smith
Glidden
South Shore
George F. Glidden
Southern Artery
Bath
Quincy Schools
Old Colony
Ords of DeMolay
Merrill Graffam wedding ties Pittston and Dresden
Miss Agnes Violette Merrill daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Carver East Pittston wed Robert W Graffam son of Mr and Mrs George S Graffam Dresden on June 25 Rev J R Clifford performed the ceremony in Gardiner parsonage The couple plan a brief wedding trip and will reside at Welbert Merrill’s home Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Violette Merrill
George F. Carver
East Pittston
Robert W. Graffam
Georges. Graffam
Dresden
Graffams
Bath
J. R. Clifford
Gardiner
Charles Sabin
Graffam
Welbert Merrill
Belfast Road
Augusta
Carver
Pittston
Bridge Academy
Mr. Graffam
Mitchell Jones Wedding Ties North Carolina Man to Massachusetts Bride
Joseph Linwood Mitchell of Aulander North Carolina and Madeline Estelle Jones of North Middleboro Massachusetts were married at 9 p.m. Thursday at the Millett home 32 Summer Street. The Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated with a single ring ceremony as Ernest St Clair and Mrs Millett attended. Mitchell, head oiler on the steamship Berwindglen, will sail Sunday to Newport News Virginia where the couple will join him and establish a home. The Berwindglen crew attended the wedding with both families present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Linwood Mitchell
Aulander
N. C
Madeline Estelle Jones
North Middleboro
Mass
Walter E. Millett
Summer Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Ernest St. Clair
Berwindglen
Gather W. Mitchell
N.C
John Bridges
Bucksport
Mitchell
Newport News
Knight Receives Yale Honorary Degree at Commencement
Harry Clifford Knight of New Haven was among 11 recipients of honorary degrees at Yale Commencement. Knight, 59, president of Southern New England Telephone Co. since 1930, joined the firm in 1902 after Bowdoin College graduation in 1898. He has ties to Bath and Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clifford Knight
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Knght
Bath
Pittston
Knight
Mabel Bacon
New England Council
Southern New England Telephone Co
Bowdoin College
Community Chest
Miss Mary Arik Leaves for Laconia from Concord
Miss Mary Arik of Laconia NH leaves Thursday afternoon after several weeks with her sister Mrs David S Cogan and family of 677 High Street Accompanied by Gerald Lee Cogan who will visit his grandparents Rev and Mrs Charles Arik in Laconia NH
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arik
Laconia
N.H
David S. Cogan
High Street
Gerald Lee Cogan
Charles Arik
Woodfords Man Recounts 1901 Bath Trip And Modern Drive
Henry P. Goold of Woodfords visited Bath for a memorial flower placement with his daughter Mrs. Horace R. Burgess. He recalled riding to the 1901 Sewall yard launch of the William P. Frye when a ship christening failed to go overboard, later sunk in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Goold
Lincoln Street
Woodfords
Bath
William P. Frye
Sewall Yard
Warren
Horace R. Burgess
Burgess
Maine
National Congress
Wallace H. White, Jr
Caroline Frye Briggs
Auburn
Joseph E. Sewall
Goold
Portland
Freeport
Higgins Beach
Paul Kittridge
South Portland High School
Bowdoin College
Mr. Goold
Frank W. Stockman
Chipman
Maine Mineral Society Plans Free Junior Mineral Sets
The Maine Mineralogical and Geological Society led by Benjamin Burbank will give free ten stone mineral collections to youths in Maine. Each box includes labeled specimens such as beryl galena pyrite tourmaline biotite quartz garnet muscovite and feldspar with an exchange list to expand the set. The program aims to spark lifelong interest and will award annual prizes for top junior collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Maine Mineralogical and Geological Society
Benjamin Burbank
Auxiliary Cutter Built by Blaisdell Sails to New Home
A 28 foot auxiliary cutter built by the Blaisdell Brothers of Bath for W L Warner of Middletown Conn has been delivered and sails to its home port. It features a 40 hp Kermit engine stainless rigging and mahogany planking. A sister craft was finished in Essex Conn for Mr Warner, a yacht designer. The Blaisdells are also completing two 15 foot butterfly sail boats for A R Webster to teach boating at Boothbay camp for boys this season.
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Blaisdell Brothers
Bath
Woolwich
W. L. Warner
Middletown
Conn
Essex
Warner
Blaisdells
A. R. Webster
Boothbay
Grenadine Confusion At Lewiston Liquor Store
A Bowdoin alumnus recounted a Lewiston state liquor store visit before Commencement. The clerk was reluctant to sell grenadine, questioning the customer about its purpose, and noting many buyers misuse the syrup and regret the purchase.
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Bowdoin
Lewiston
John
Brunswick Record
Bowdoin Man Earns Attention With Pike’s Puddle Sanctuary
Radcliffe Pike of Bowdoin College class of 1925 returned for his 10th reunion and drew nationwide interest for his Lubec migratory bird sanctuary project nicknamed Pike's Puddle. The effort offers prizes for the best design and aims to protect habitat, marking the region as a focal point in conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubec
Radcliffe Pike
City Attacked Over Wages Claims In Bath Writ
Friday morning Mrs. Watson and Miss Quinn served a writ of attachment for 200 on the City of Bath to recover wages owed for April services to the Overseers of the Poor. The action follows an amended ordinance increasing board size and forcing office clerical costs onto the superintendent. payment disputes and constitutional questions loom as the case heads to Bath municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Watson
Annie K. Quinn
Sidney Ly Eaton
Watson
Miss Quinn
Bath Iron Works
Sagadahoc
John W. Gilmore
Bath
Miller
John A. Land
Poor Department
Eaton
John P. Carey, Jr
Roscoe P. McFadden
Edwin E. Pinson
Archie E. Doyle
Arthur Sewall
City Treas
Donald D. Young
Finance Committee
Lord
Carey
Cradle Roll Party Held at Bonnie Brae in Woolwich Union
Fifth annual cradle roll party for the Woolwich Union for Christian Service was held at Bonnie Brae with Mrs. Wilson Wright, superintendent. Sixty mothers and children attended, the babies outnumbering the mothers, including Walter W. Swank Jr. born June 15 in Bath Memoria hospital. Rev Walter W. Swank, Mr Bloch and district directors aided, and many assistants provided handwork talks and home projects to teach children religion. ice cream, animal crackers, cookies were served and older children played games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Bonnie Brae
Wilson Wright
Walter W. Swank, Jr
Bath Memoria Hospital
Guy Cromwell
Melvin Howe
Mason Carter
Bertha Presley
Sarah Reed
Sagadahoc Ferry
Burnette Bailey
Gertrude Gilmore
Nequasset
Ethel Stinson
Day's Ferry
Real estate transfers recorded in Sagadahoc registry
Realty transfers over the last two weeks include Arrowsic deeds from Ernest E. Smith to Walter L. Foster and others in Bath and Bowdoinham, Richmond, Topsham, and West Bath. Notable moves: Shirley A. Robinson to Bertha Pushard, Ethel M. Temple to Walter Maloon, and Frank W. Thorne to Elizabeth P. Aldred.
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Sagadahoc Registry of
Arrowsic
Ernest E. Smith
Walter L. Foster
Ruth J. Carlton
G. Hudson Fowles
Marcia E. Kennerson
William E. Sturtevant
Bath
Shirley A. Robinson
Bertha Pushard
Joseph F. King
Sarah H. King
Bowdoinham
Ethel M. Temple
Walter Maloon
Elbridge A. Cornish
Richmond
Oscar P. Galusha
Raymond Clifton Toothaker
Topsham
Frank W. Thorne
Elizabeth P. Aldred
Frank E. Smith
Jessie M. Morrill
West Bath
Lucy S. Dunton
Bath Box Co
John W. Summerton
James P. Sutherland
W. Thornton Bates
Als
Henry G. Hodgdon
J. Edward Drake
Fred H. Thompson, Jr
Mrs Harrington and Katherine Harrington Return to Rossindele
Mrs Fred Harrington and her daughter Miss Katherine Harrington R N have returned to Rossindele Massachusetts after spending June with Mrs Harringtons daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Oscar Wright of North Bath Miss Harrington who is in charge of nurses at Milford hospital resumed duties Monday after a month of vacation.
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Fred Harrington
Katherine Harrington
Veterans Firemen Lawn Party Opens at St Marys Grounds
The Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association held a three day lawn party at St Mary’s parish grounds with 15 booths. Despite showers, fair attendance and strong play at the beano booth highlighted the event. The group aims to raise funds to send two hand engines to Portland on July 20.
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Bath
Paul Gurney
Paul Arsenault
Ernest Avery
George Hart
Arthur Wilson
Miss Talbot
Morris Warner
Alice Warner
Joseph Melzard
Jennie Middleton
George Talbot
Louis Couture
Thomas Deejay
Arthur Paulin
Winter Street Vacation Church School Opens July 8
Winter Street vacation church school begins Monday July 8 and runs three weeks for children up to eighth grade. Daily sessions from 9 to 11 45 with no sessions on Saturdays and Sundays. Curriculum includes handwork music recreation character building religion and Bible. A strong faculty includes Miss Betty Rice Miss Carrie Shaw and Rev J O Purdue among others.
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Winter Street
Betty Rice
Carrie E. Shaw
Lydia Atwood
Dorothy Stevenson
Margaret Huse
Anna Hill
Kathaleen Scott
Roberta Erwin
Shirley Minott
Helen Minott
Evelyn Nickerson
Janette Smith
Horace Ward
Edward Morin
Ralph Dale
John Kimball
J. O. Purdue
Current Events Club Visits Bethel Inn
Members of the Cosmopolitan club Current Events department toured Bethel Inn on Thursday for their annual outing. A broiled chicken dinner was served and Mrs. Joseph I. Smith received a gift for Mrs. Frederick W. Humphreys after two years as chairman. Attendees listed include Miss Minnie A. White and several Bath area members.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Bethel Inn
Joseph I. Smith
Frederick W. Humphreys
Smith
Bath
Minnie A. White
J. R. Andrews
Edwina Mayers Hall
Clifford O. Small
Mexico
Humphreys
Lena D. Donnell
Charles H. Frost
Mildred Palmer
William Yule
Elizabeth E. Dunbar
Alice May Douglas
Harry G. Deering
Frostina E. Marston
Walter S. Wiggin
James Dunton
Leland R. Mitchell
Tulip Trees Blooming Scarce in Brunswick Area
Report notes two scarce tulip trees in the Hardings section of Brunswick in full bloom with lemon yellow petals and red splotches. Additional trees are cited on Court street and at Charles Perry’s South end home, noted as hard to reach for plucking.
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Hardings
Brunswick
East River
New York
Hudson
United States
Daniel Williams
Court Street
Charles Perry
Mrs Omar Fullerton Injured in Home Fall
Mrs Omar Fullerton of Mechanic Street is recovering from a dislocated shoulder after a fall at home. She was to receive treatment at Memorial Hospital following the incident.
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Omar Fullerton
Mechanic Street
Nec
Memorial Hospital
Farm Mortgage Interest Rate Reduced Effective June 24
Federal Land Bank farm mortgage loans in Cumberland and Sagadahoc counties drop to 4.4 percent effective June 24, a voluntary move linked to low bond rates. The three year temporary Farm Credit Act reductions remain for specified periods, with further cuts for new National Farm Loan Association members joining the new unit.
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Federal Land Bank
Charles F. Grant
Farm Credit
Cumberland
Sagadahoc
National Farm Loan Association
New ERA Program in Bath Gets Four Week Approval
A four week ERA work program in Bath was approved, four of five submitted projects begin Saturday after a prior halt. Approved works include Goddard's Pond playground playhouse, sewer construction with a storage shed for the Highway and Sewer Board, a rifle range shed, and an unstarted North Bath highway completion toward the Bath Country Club awaiting official oak.
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ERA
Bath
Goddard’s Pond
Highway and Sewer Board
Rifle Range
Kelley Athletic Field
North Bath
Harry Plummer
Bath Country Club
Reverend Wolstenholme Invited to Return as Pastor
Reverend George B. Wolstenholme of People's Baptist Church was unanimously invited to return for another year at a special Thursday evening meeting after serving as pastor for the past 11 years.
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George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
White eggs favored by New Yorkers study finds premium
A R Gans at Cornell analyzed New York City egg prices from 1930 to 1932 showing white shells fetch a premium of three to five cents a dozen, while brown eggs command more than mixed colors. High quality eggs priced similarly regardless of shell color. Eyes uniformity adds about three cents per dozen. size uniformity has no premium. Most eggs sold in cartons. Boston and Philadelphia markets prefer brown eggs.
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A. R. Gans
Cornell University
New York City
Swimming Instructor On Duty All Summer At Creek
Duncan H Farrell will serve as swimming instructor and life saver at Whiskeag Creek all summer from 9:30 to 4:30 with lunch break. Red Cross sponsors a competent official. about 15 boys have joined a life saving course this week and will test next week. A new class for girls may begin if enough sign up. inquiries to Farrell at 958 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan H. Farrell
Whiskeag Creek
Red Cross
Farrell
American Red Cross
Bowdoin’s Oldest Grad Celebrates 59th Anniversary
Rev Dr Sylvester Burnham and Mrs Burnham marked 59 years of marriage at their Newburyport home Massachusetts. Burnham, Bowdoin’s oldest living graduate and first principal of Newburyport High School after district school consolidation, married Amity Tucker in Amherst. He is frail and blind. The couple live with George W Shafner on Boardman Street. William H Small Jr of Pleasant Street visits Sabino as guest of John Burke.
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Sylvester Burnham
Newburyport
Mass
Burnham
Bowdoin College
Newburyport High School
Brown, Putnam and Female
Mrriam M. Tucker
Amherst
Baptist Church
George W. Shafner
Boardman Street
William H. Small, Jr
William H. Small
Pleasant Street
Sabino
John Burke
Crossword Puzzle Clue List
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Front Street
Bath, Mainy
F. B. Nichols
Pres
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Harry C. Webber
Thomas
Graffam-Merrill
Mitchell-Jones
Weds Bay State
Young Lady
Middletown, Conn
Sidney L. Eaton
Wilson
Wright
Church School
E.R.A
Whiskeag Lake
Rom
New Providence
Rodent
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