Guardian ward dispute in Bath probate court heats up
A Bath Probate Court hearing challenged between Judge James Lowell and Hon. William T. Hall over Miss Ora E Reed's guardianship centered on Noble Maxwell as guardian versus joint management by Mrs. Ham. Dr. Byron Barker testified on Reed’s competence and friendship with Ham as best for her estate. The decision favored Maxwell with bond and appraisal details postponed to the next term. The session also covered a State road location hearing with Bath officials debating discontinuing the current route in favor of a new path to the ferry. Edward W. Larrabee delivered lengthy, sharp remarks on politics and road planning, referencing letters in the Independent and criticizing local figures. The public meeting drew prominent attendees and lively exchanges before adjournment.
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James Vs. Lowell
Lowell
William T. Hall
Richmond
Ora E. Reed
Noble Maxwell
Maxwell
John Ham
Miss Reed
Judge Hall
Byron F. Barker
Bath
Barker
Mrs. Ham
Hall
Judge Lowell
Mr. Maxwell
Ham
Edward W. Larrabee
Street and Sewer Board
Heath to Speak at First Rally for U S Senate Nomination
Hon Herbert M. Heath of Augusta will address his candidacy for the United States Senate at tonight's rally in this city. He faces Augusta opponents Edwin Q. Burleigh and Judge Fred A. Powers of Houston in the primaries. Seats are reserved for ladies and Bath band music will accompany Heath's remarks on campaign issues.
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Herbert M. Heath
Augusta
United States
Heath
Edwin @Q. Burleigh
Fred A. Powers
Houston
Bath Band
Democratic county committee meets to boost primary turnout
Chairman Ernest F. Welles calls a 1 20 PM meeting at the county commissioners office in the courthouse to plan voter get out the vote for the upcoming primary. The effort focuses on Bath and Topsham enrolments as the only required locations. Also noted is the arrival of Mrs Clifton Lee for the Maine summer season and greetings to attending families.
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Bath
Mrs. Morse
Morse High
Mr. Morse
Ernest F. Welles
Democratic County Committee
Court House
Topsham
Clifton Lee
Maine
Jessie Ramsay
Virginia
Portland
Lee
Martha Ramsay
Alberta Stevens
Stevens Avenue
Harold Benjamin Lastiman
Woodford Street
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Kennebec County
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Francis W. O'Brien
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