List of Taxpayers Contributing $100 Plus to City Run
The City Treas offices issue annual tax bills amid valuation declines and rate rises. The assessor board explains the budget comes from the appropriation bill and tax lists show changes from last year. The readable section lists numerous taxpayers paying $100 or more, including Bath establishments like Bath Iron Works and Bath National Bank, along with individuals and companies across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Treas
Hall
Board of Assessors
West Side
Abbot
Albert G
Adams
Francis
Margaret J
Andrews
Tin Cease Cece
Androscoggin & Kennebec
Patenasthi
Mamet
Foley
Artin
Linn
Anekinnod
Cha
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
MONS
Bane
Aeena
Auto Supply Co
Ralph HL
Eli
Ee Senators
Bacon
Frank V Page
N. BR
Bailey
Winco
Margery B
N. Ro
Balleu
Susan M
Nesee
Larker
Samuel
Barker
Walter A
Barron
Frederick W
Frances Cie
Eens
Paton, Delinay Bis
Tate
Bath Box Company
Bath Department Store
Samuel Levine
Bath Trust Company
Bath Trust Company, Trustee
Baxter
Rupert Ho
Bishop
Daniel A
Wiairadlleen
Blaisdell
Cornelia G
TAC
AiDiCols
Ban Os Oie
Sowech
Csot Kos
Esrojon Ugha
Bridgham
Edward W
Isabelle J
Sriggs
Edmund I
Bas
Tesco Te Astity
Lary
Brown
Fugene R
N. R
Elizabeth G
Albion C
Emmi Baker
Thomas M
Giliselhailess Huai Ae Cahill
George A
Ee Catia
Alma Teers
Cameron
Clara W
K. Conley
Mattie A
Conley
Seneca HI
Eavgie Ls
Cook
Edward H
Coombs
Annie BF
James W
Charles A
Keirs Coombs
Fred S
Jacob Leslie Crosman
Harry W. Carlton
Frank W
N. IR. Chase
Walter BE
Churchill
George AL
Clatenburke
Mary
Coe Commercial Trading
Compa
Cummings
John W
Christine Campbell
Mary F
Keirs Carter
Abigal F
Isa
Central Maine Power
Chadbourne
William C
Chase
W. 1
Choate
Walter KB
Ghirkslidae
Aster Raall Ieee Eee Tiene Clifford
Charles We
Cohen
Morris
Comeau
Florence E
Conforth
N. R. Coombs
Isatrh-Sheirs
Cosmopolitan Club
Coughlin
B. H
Wlox Young
Eta Crosby
Alicia B
Fel Company
City council short session hears routine reports
The Bath city council held a brief meeting reading and approving the overseers of the poor and city treasurer monthly reports and the roll of accounts. Expenditures and balances were reviewed with Roll No. 4 paid. Licenses for Fourth of July were limited to locals and vendors near park areas, with local applicants favored. Aviretunler license granted to Aubrey Steen. junk dealer Walter W. and Ray Clark licensed. Gasoline tank and pole permit applications were referred to officials. hearing on Corliss and High streets set for Aug. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haute Los Wr
Haute Los Wr Wittserls Ga
Spa
Bath Trust
First National Bank
Bath National Bank
City Hospital
Louis Modes
Franklin Street
Portland
Bath
McCabe
Alderman Tobey
Board of Highways and Sewers
New England Tel & Tel Co
Corliss Street
High Street
Marshall and
Lemont Streets
Another Frankfort Vendor Arrested
David Finklestein, a Frankfort vendor, was arrested by Patrolman Rupert Miller for staying at Sagadahoe Corner near the main entrance to Sagadahoe block. He chose to go to the police station after being offered the move or arrest. He claims a license under a city ordinance but says no restriction location is specified. He was bailed for 25 pounds with Nathan Povich as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Finklestein
Frankfurt
Rupert Miller
Sagadahoe Corner
Sagadahoe
Miller
David
View
Fred F. Ilall
Finklestein
Charles TH. Cahill
Nathan Povich
Bath
Broad Street
Sagade Hook
Morse Grads of 22 Reunite at New Meadows Inn
Morse High School 1922 class held its second reunion at New Meadows Inn on Saturday evening. A light drizzle fell as members gathered on the veranda, renewed friendships, and held a brief meeting to collect dues. Officers present included Margaret M. Cummings, Elsie W. Lake, Lillian C. Miller, and others. The event closed with a shore dinner and plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
New Meadows Inn
Margaret M. Cummings
Elsie W. Lake
Lillian C. Miller
Marcia’ Moulton
Beatrice Wright
Evelyn Oliver
Florence Webster Fullerton
Blanche White
Josephine Freeman
Dorothy Furber
Elmer McParland
Roger Worrey
Edward True
Hallowell Rogers
George Cahill
Warren Parris
Democrats Name John W Davis as Standard Bearer
After 108 ballots the Democratic National Convention in New York nominated John W Davis of West Virginia for the presidency by acclamation. Delegates from McAdoo and Smith shifted to Davis and Underwood. Davis secured sufficient support on the 103rd ballot to clinch the nomination. The convention recessed to nominate on the evening ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Buekind
Woodrow Wilson
Associated Press
McAdoo
Smith
Davis
Underwood
Meredith
Bath plant builds snow plows for clearing roads
Bath Tron Works Ltd advances the first tractor plow in Bath, a two ton unit with wooden and steel parts, to be followed by five and ten ton all steel models. Thomas Plow Co plans Bath headquarters, has orders from multiple U.S. states and Sweden, and notes successful use in Maine, Wisconsin, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Tron Works Ltd
Thomas Plow Co
Bath
Dunton Block
Canada
Thrace Thomas
Thomas Piow Co
the Times
Drunswick
Thomas
St. Ky
Maine
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Massachusetts
New Phupshire
Tle
Sie
Stockholm
Sweden
Ellsworth Postmaster Receives Gold Watch
Louis PF Higgins, Ellsworth’s postmaster, is told by the American Waltham Watch Co. that he owns the oldest running timepiece of its make and is awarded a gold watch worth 150 dollars the same day he receives his commission from Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis PF. Higgins
Ellsworth
Port land man returns home after illness in Bath
Sherman Clark comes back to Port land after staying several days at his Bath home due to his father Allen Clark’s illness. No patient is in the City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Clark
Portland
Bath
Allen Clark
City
Popham Beach welcomes visit from hotel executive
Hiram Rieker of Poland Spring plans an early inspection of Popham Beach property, aiming to judge its appeal. The article notes lively Sunday crowds from Bath, summer homes taken along the river, and numerous travelers and locals enjoying beach life, radio parties, and the Kennebec area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Rieker
Poland
Popham Beach
Rieker
Popham
Poplin
Bath
Stemmer Sabine
Fred Piteh
Philadelphia
Staumer
Myra Arnold
Bich
Bernardine Scott
I. M. Fuller
Martin Goodwin
Methuen
Mass
Cox's
Goodwin
Clara’ Richards
Nesuy
AL T P. Dinnels
Central Church
Methimen
Charles McKay
Texas
McKay
Edwin M. Fuller
Doris Dyer
Charles Fischer
Lexington
Dunstable
YMLC
Frederick Fischer
Helen Havener
Porthmd Evening Express
Mary Penney
Maine
The
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elizabeth Webber
Mildred Fischer
Eliass
Mount Holyoke
Marion Lod
Hertford
Hinery
Webber
Winneginer
Yo OW. C. AL
Hartford
Walter Godthwait
Tweoosens
Thanever
Christmas Cove
Miny Suimmers
Dunnels Cottage
Poplisa
Fred Humphreys
Sisior
Robert PL Toothaker
Brunswick
Sunday Big Day for Bath State Ferry Operations
Bath State ferry ran paired trips with Gov King and Koekomoek under Captains Koekomoek and Dingley. About 1100 autos crossed westward. the day spanned 9 am to 8 pm with only short waits as both boats operated continuously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
ST Oe Ee
Firemen Parade Marks Baths Diamond Jubilee
The Bath celebration honored the diamond jubilee of the first general firemen muster in the United States. Kennebec of Bath, Sagadahoc of Bath and other historic units led a colorful procession with uniforms, bands, and veteran crews. Newburyport and Rockport teams joined, while Kennebec highlighted its world champion history from 1849.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Math
Kennebee
Bath
Biger
Putaaia
Kennebec
United States
Handtub Playouts At McKay Field Amid Firemen Anniversary
Handtub playouts drew about 1000 spectators at McKay field Sunday celebrating firemen mas ters anniversary. Sagadahock of Bath won first with a tub throw of 17 feet 714 inches and took 250 dollars. Connee of Thomaston won the second class machine fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philanto
McKay Field
Red Shirts
Sagadahock
Bath
Sagadahoek
Connee
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Vee
McCs Ree
Cushing
Eleanor P
Alitelot
Dain
Warren M
Heirs
Dale Eresthiers Ny Wolters Ce Eecetee
Davenport
George Poo
Deering
Gardiner G
G. G
Frank M
Lydia M
Delano
Betsey J
Desmond
Margaret K
John J
Dickinson, Grace P
Bessie Fuhrele Degh Wenge
Alonzo Ate
Dougherty
Daniel T
Douglass
Charles L
Dose
Mirtin de Faas
Sear
CNG
Daley
Nathalie Eliza
Augusta AM Jo
Dunton
James K
Edgecomb
Hugene
Heeresbrubariell
National Bank
ESI
MRC Tech Lanta Merseees Evens Brey Nai
Fisher
Roscoe S
N. VI
Me Aphaela Aang Steerer Ete Tate
Roland A
BC Bey Aterehe
Bishier
Solivniche
Mizgeraldy John We
Ristaerate
Soctis Deere
Maude
N.rl
Woote
Footer
Joseph Chas
Emma M
Joseph Ee Soar
Neen
Sages
Fuller
Andrew J
Louise S
Royo
Guekenbach
Richard C
Ribboursy Bouts Neuae
Eee
Gorman
Joseph W
Abe
Gowell
Annie Cobb
pOlantisis
Erie
Sttoris
Greenblatt
Solomon K. O
Gareentonf
Munna
Copehie
Lee Bye
Gregson
Henrietta
Crrinnell
Flyphert
Haggett
William B
iTlaggett
Harold
Hallet. Ay & Company
Ham
Virginia
Hannigen
Nellie
Toouin Vna Gip
Mierke Es
Hartnett Furniture Company
Hatch, Davis, Heirs
Heath
William
Henderson
David S
Annie Ans
Nannerres
Harvey A
Hennessey
Michael J
Garey Tire
Hitchcock
Samuel LI
Kate M
Hodgkins
Elmer D
George H
Hooker
Charles A. Deis
Hopkins
Herbert L
Hosmer
Lillian G
Houghton, Amory M
Houghton
Lucy A
Houghton, A. M
S. J. Riggeges
Howard Coal Company
Frankfort
Morse Grads
Sanford Fire Department
High Vine
Wells Depot
Whitehouse Place
Wells
Kennebunk
John W Davis
State Ferry
BATHS
Toit
Calaires AL Ruki
Rirtremd Ts
Haley
Aayt Wallian Wakefield
Washington Street
Pearl Street
Tron
Rupert TL Baxter
Taxter
St. Jean of
Joseph Belanger
Edwin d. Mamneris
Eanmom
Emiamoens
Hlussars
Lfis Busby
Eimmers
Firetis
Fortier
Charles PL Parks
Isane Chase
Gary Burgess
Rockport
Albert Roivener
Rockland
Barth Handtibs
Theo Mister
Robert Gallagher
Nelson Waters
Willian C. Lancaster
Ani
Robert Cosgrove
Corrinne
Peter Lowers
Mattien Peesctson
Vortrhind
Teehee
Mi Powers
Diewe
Weta
Neto
Baker
Col Binilkerpert
Totanntes
Ramdolph
Dorothy
Robert Gilson
Tiger
Phiallowell
UY Boss
John Smith
Leater
Bors
Androscoggin
Topsham
Androscoggins
Boothbay
Tlarber
Eunpie
Massaseit
Diamityiseetia
Senator Baxter Jr
Senator Baxter
Columbia Dry Batteries
Columbia Ignitor
Johnson Bros Co
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