West Bath Notes From Grange And Community Life
The West Bath column covers the last grange meeting with good attendance and a plan for August 28 supper by the men after a women’s win in a recent contest. It notes local visits, cottage stays, camp openings at Foster’s Point, Cross Country social events, Red Cross sessions, and family travel among Bath area residents and visitors.
Former Mayor Surprised by New Meadows Inn Staff Birthday
Landlord Cahill, once Bath's mayor, was serenely surprised at New Meadows Inn when staff arranged a private birthday supper in his honor. A flowered table, fruit salad, rolls, coffee, ice cream, nuts, two birthday cakes and a speech followed. Cahill accepted a valued gift, recalling his two years in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
New Meadows
Perrier-Stormer
Berth Meer
Paradise
Bath
Personal Notes From Bath Area Weekend Guests
Weekend guests include Miss Maria Leonard of Divs Ferry visiting Mrs Herman Crocker on High Street. Mrs Ada Wilson of Jackson Michigan, formerly of Bath, visits Mrs Warren MelIntire. Mrs Willis Brown formerly Miss Mary Perry relapsed and is bedbound on Park Street. Harry Knight of Waterville Sentinel office arrives for a family visit. Eugene Kingsbury of M iddichester New Hampshire returns after a week with his parents. Paul G Hontsver returns to Portland after missing days at home. wife to join him Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harles D D True of Norway return after visiting Mrs Proe’s parents. S Park Street.
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Maria Leonard
Divs’ Ferry
Herman Crocker
High Street
Ada Wilson
Jackson
Mich
Bath
Warren MelIntire
Willis Brown
Mary Perry
Park Street
Harry Knight
Waterville Sentinel
Eugene Kingsbury
Midichester
N. H
J. J. Kingsbury
Paul G. Hontsver
Portland
Plontsver
Harles DD
True
Nor Way
Proe
Phippsburg Notes on Taxes Town Roads and Yearly Doings
Tax assessors finished books awaiting collector Page Wyman to qualify and take over tax collection. Local society details include visits, guests at hotels, arriving visitors, and town road damage from heavy rains hindering summer travel. drivers repair roads at their own expense as annual meeting funds are expected to ensure road upkeep.
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Whippsburg
Page Wyman
Wyman
Raymond Richardson
Alice
Elina Walker
S. DB. Richardson
Collins
Connecticut
FL H. Ridley
B. Swett
Bath
Butler
Elisa Wheeler
Troy
N. Y
Ray Richardson
Sebasco Hill
Eastman
A. Clelland
H. G. Herring Jr
P. H. Douglass
Montreal
Harvey
Mildred Harvey
Einuiat
M. Nilson
Daisy
Belle Nilson
Hillsdale
N.N
LB. Hawkes
Tabor
Charles Oliver
F. OS. Bowker
Clara Perry
H. A. Oliver
Basin
A. M. Perry
Emma Perry
William R. Bowker
Clark Bowker
J. B. Walker
Thomaston
Ridge
Frank Young
Schenectady
N.Y
Meadowbrook
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
N. J. Wilkinson
Son Noble
Richmond
Henry Minott
Boston
Wynn
Vauline
Brunswick
Jay Dilley
Massachusetts
George L. Cutting
Dromore
Violet Lufkin
Malden
Mass
Sam Dayhill
Arente
Edward Phillips
Basinfeldspar
Charles Savage
George Savage
Geoorge CL Pease
Williaa Ro Bowker
Decker
York
Miss Dna Pease
George Draviaun
Lille denies tuition rise at Bewsdorm College
President Kenneth M Lille states reports are wrong and tuition will not be raised at Bewsdorm College. He clarifies published papers circulated the opposite claim and urges students to rely on official notices.
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Kenneth ©. M. Lille
Hearing unfolds in Morse and Much case training focus
Bart Murray and Daniel O’Hare testified in Washington on April 1919 investigations into the Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation and related U S Steamship Co holdings. Murray described company finances, book losses, and sums paid to Morse, with cross examination on missing ledgers and questioned entries.
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Bart Murray
U. S. Steamship Company
Daniel O'Hare
Washington
Emergency Fleet
O'Hare
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Emergency Fleet Corporation
The
Shipbuilding Company
U. S. Steamship Co
Murray
Steamship Company
Groten Tron Works
Hudson Navigation Co
United States Transport Co
U.S. Steamship Co
Federal Building
F. Morse
Morse
Treasury
CLS. Transport Co
Pier 32
East River
New York
Pier 31
City of
Grand
Rockwood
Dobyns
Maj. Gordon
Werry Morse
Gsroten Tren Works
Allommes Debyns
TLS_ Steamship Co
Dehans
Net
Marrix
Weil
Chapman
Ron
S. Steanes Po
Maurras
C. W. Morse
U. S Steamship Co
R. M. Mach
Fleet Corporation
Colonials Fall to Pejepscot Paper Co. in Saturday Tilt
The Pejepscot Paper Co. team from Lisbon Falls shut out the Colonials 4 to 0 at Kelley Field. Be langer allowed four hits while Bachmann gave up three. no earned runs were recorded. Hersom led the visitors with a first inning run as errors sparked the scoring and the Colonials failed to mount a serious threat beyond the opening frame.
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Colonials
Dpejepscot
Coe
Lisbon Falls
Colonial Club
Kelley Field
Belanger
Bachmann
Hersom
Winneganee Baseball and Basketball Fame
F. Sparsam
McKnight
DL Sparsam
Sparsam
Wakeley
Burns
Karkes
Sewall
Innin P.utting
G. Sparsam
Daley
Fitzgerald
Tor
Dick Herom
Secur
Morse
Walker
Ant Fitzgerald
Ehmann
al Ugh
Hetter
Fitzgerakl
Wakeler
Unclear OCR sports tax note fragment with vessel length rules
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a baseball game box score and umpire, then shifts to a tax note about vessel tonnage classes and lengths for a special tax. It mentions Belanger, Morse, Stritch, and Bachmann, plus figures for pitches and innings, then focuses on Internal Revenue rules for ships over five net tons and length thresholds.
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Internal Revenue
Forms Ready for Tax Returns in District of Maine
Frank J. Ham Augusta collector says tax return forms under revenue act are now available at Augusta district office and branch offices for renters and operators of hired automobiles. Details note charges for vehicle use with indicators on seating capacity and engine standards.
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Frank J. Ham
Augusta
Internal Revenue
District of Maine
Aususta
Toth
Nivierens
Deaconess to sail for Japan as missionary
Bath Methodists know Miss Harriet Louise Perry of DPortland as superintendent of deaconess work in the Maine conference. She announced she will sail in September to Japan to engage in evangelistic social civilization and language teaching in Tokyo as part of international missionary work.
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Bath
Tlarriet Louise Perry
Dporthind
Maine
Pano
Tokio
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Mary Raymond
Westbrook
Cole
Freeport
Br. S. Stackpole
Merle Town
Fred W. Larrabee
Henry V. Teasley
West Street
E.S. Stackpole
J. FE. Mayo
FE. R. Brown
Mabel Mianning
John and
Orrin Riley
Old Orchard
Mayo
Dromore Grange
Jane Bunker
Foreign Missionary Society
Wesley Parsonage
Keney Club
Arthur Gillis
Beatrice
Smiley
Smiley Cottage
Sabine
Ralph Graham
Round Pond
Charles Lee
Graham
May ‘Tole
Charles Bates
Ord
Dennis Clifford
Beachmont
Bates Cottage
Clyde Nash
William Hilbig
Frances
Warren
Cambridge
J. M. Lemont
J. B. Lemont
James, Jr
Walter Marco
Charles FF. Hateh
Bowdoinham
Samuel Bates
Sabino
E. BB. Noyes
Everett
Ralph Whithouse
Stanley
Winneganee
W. H. Doughty
Fall River
Oxgood
Gregory
James Doughty
Sedro Wooley
Osgood
Davis Co
Davis
Maine St
Phippsburg
Ford
Shore
Norway Mephixe Co
Norway
Ell
Asxotadria
Tectober
Feet Corporation
Xie_am Ss
Aml
Yhare
R. H. Much
Pejepscot
Wakeles
Barkes
Epee Broly
Holland
Rarhmann
Aratex
Ers
New Neckwear
New Union
Thompson Bros. Inc
Thompson Bros
Helin
B. Ti
Beltiger T
Gerakl
Tis Hunt
Japan
Fletcher
Castoria
Centaur Company
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