Bath bankers hold annual meetings and elect officers
The Bath and First National banks and the Bath Trust Co. held annual stockholders meetings on Tuesday. Bath National re elected directors including Sam D. Sewall and Arthur Sewall with William D. Sewall as president and Fred P. Hill as cashier. First National re elected directors with Oliver Moses as president and J. Edward Drake as secretary. Bath Trust Co. elected Rupert H. Baxter as president and named Rodney F. Ross and Samuel R. Percy as vice presidents. L. Eugene Thebean as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
First National Banks
Bath Trust Co
Bath National Bank
Sam D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Langdon T. Snipe
Albert H. Shaw
Frank KB. Nichols
Samuel Sewall
William D. Sewall
Fred PD. Hillcashier
Harry A. Walters
Dunlap A
Ih Trust Co
Rupert H. Baxter
Charles H. Cahill
Charles W. Clifford
Elwell S. Crosby
Harry G. Deering
Daniel T. Dougherty
Omas S. Gibbons
Harvey VP
Dora L. Howard
Allen M. Irish
Harles V. Minott
Clarence W. Morse
J. Houghton McLellan
Charles H. Oliver
Samuel R. Percy
Rodney EF. Ross
Harry B. Sawyer
L. Eugene Thebeau
Frank S. Bowker
Charles A. Coombs
Calvin W. Rogers
Bruce H. M. White
Rodney F. Ross
L.mugene Thebean
William B. Mussenden
Treasurer names J Edward Hughes and William L Skelton
The article lists J Edward Hughes as treasurer and William L Skelton as assistant treasurer, naming the key fiscal officers associated with the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Hughes
Wiliam L. Skelton
Installation at Lincoln Lodge Installs Officers for Coming Year
Officers of Lincoln lodge of Odd Fellows were installed Monday night by Ralph W. Barnes of Brunswick assisted by his Brunswick suite. The session drew a large attendance and eight refreshments followed. Trustees include William E. Harriman Edward B. Smith and L. M. Munsey. David S. Harris died suddenly last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ralph W. Barnes
Brunswick
P. B. Pollard
Albert Ham
Frank L. Oliver
Johan H. Williams
D. Leroy Lord
Ernest G. Rogers
Noble Grand
Eugene Bridges
Thomas L. Morrison
George Nelson
Clarence W. Rogers
Howard E. King
William E. Harriman
Edward B. Smith
L. M. Munsey
David S. Harris
Rum Run Case Faces Municipal Court Trial
Rumbles with lawmen as M B Striar Harvey Cline Ralph Spinney and Ralph Dale appear on multiple charges tied to a Bath rum running attempt Tuesday night. Prohibition enforcers report warrants sworn by Sheriff Oliver and seize liquor including John Beggs Scotch and related financial instruments found on Striar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Striar
Bangor
Harvey Cline
Rockland
Ata
Ralph Spinney
Bay Point
Bath
Wilbur C. Oliver
Cline
Georges. Aldrich
Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officr
Striar
John Beggs
House of Lords
Prohibition Capture in Maine Nets Rum Ring Operatives
Federal agent George L. Aldrich led a dramatic Tuesday night arrest in Bangor with Sheriff Oliver and local authorities seizing a Stutz touring car loaded with 20 cases of Scotch whisky. M B Striar of Bangor and Harvey Cline of Rockland were captured after a pistol exchange, with a complicity of the coast rum ring active along the Maine coast and shipments from the Kennebec.
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Maine
Seth May
Prohibition
Federal
Sheriffs
M. B. Striar
Newberry Street
Bangor
Harvey Cline
Rockland
George L. Aldrich
Cline
Aldrich
Striar
May
Oliver
Mr. May
G. G. Deering
Kennebec
Portland
North Street
Morse High School
Hocokomock
Woolwich
Washington Street
Sheriff's Cay
High Street
Pine
Franklin House
Franklin Street
Liquor Seizure at Bay Point Totals 324 Quarts in 24 Hours
Sheriff Oliver and Prohibition Director May lead a clean up after seizing 324 quarts of Scotch in 24 hours at Bay Point and Bath. Deputies Aderton and Aldrich found seven bags of bottles on the wharf near the Popham Beach Steamboat Co. landing. Local fishermen reacted with shock as authorities tightened control of the cargo and supplied details of the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Oliver
Seth May
Prohibition
Chester C. Aderton
George L. Aldrich
Bay Point
Bath
Long Wharf
Popham Beach Steamboat Co
Mr. May
Oliver
Bath Society Life of Washington's Plummers
Commissioner Edward C. Plummer and Mrs. Plummer spent the Washington winter in social circles. They attended New Year events at the Shipping Board chair Lasker home, a Montsweag Farm dinner, a New Willard hotel reception by Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge, and a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Truman Palmer. The couple also joined legation events and the unveiling of Jeanne D Arc statue with Mrs. Harding and Mme. Jusserand, reflecting active social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Plummer
United States Shipping Board
Charles Henry Butler
Washington
Montsweag Farm
Woolwich
Wlummers
New Willard Hotel
Calvin Coolidge
Truman Palmer
Jeanne D' Arc
Harding
Mme. Jusserand
Plummer
Aches and Pains Of Rheumatism
The article discusses how weather affects rheumatism, noting uric acid buildup causes joint and muscle pains. It endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla for lasting relief and suggests Hood's Pills as a laxative option.
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Hood
Fire destroys Capt. Sparks louse at Ridge in Bowdoinham
The Capt. Nicholas Sparks house on the Ridge, owned by Mrs. Freddie Fellows of Richmond, burned late Saturday afternoon after Bol ton and another man started a stove fire. The structure and its contents were lost, the barn was saved, and investigators think the blaze started around the chimney. Mrs. Fellows and Bolton both carried insurance on their belongings.
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Nicholas Sparks
Freddie Fellows
Richmond
Bolton
Mr. Bolton
Fellows
Vendleton
Dark Harbor
Electa Chapter
O.F.S
W.M
Mary T. Nealey
W.P
Albert Henderson
A.M
Elizabeth Whitney
Clara L. Hardie
Margaret Henderson
Stella Given
Katherine Sprag
Bertha Moulton
Robert Temple
F. K. Jack
E. BE. Richardson
Portland
C. O. Purinton
Viola Coombs
Congress Square
Eulala Sedgley
Philadelphia
Kenneth
Frances Ellis
Port Clyde
R. E. Ware
W. J. Graves
Charles Hackett
Leroy M. Wing
Gardiner
Marietta Temple
Litchfield
Lowdeinham
Highland Avenue Methodist Church
Charles Atkins
John Temple
Wing
Fountain Street
N. Gratz Jackson
Ralph Dunton
F. L. Leathers
Village Lodge
W. M
H. J. Whitney
J.W
Sprague
Treas
W. H. Blanchard
Lee
JL. White
G. G. Powers
Marshall
Ida Fowle
Charles White
Augusta
Merry Meeting Grange
C.O. Purinton
Emma Millay
Dr. Peabody of
Willard Cromwell
Florence
Bath
Cora Cromwell
Jessie
Rodney Wreble
Fast Bowdeinham
A. Grant Hulse
Elizabeth Gass
Commercial Education Offer in Auburn Maine Ad
An Auburn Maine notice advertises evening classes in arithmetic English business correspondence spelling penmanship Poe honing and accounting. It promises low rates and easy terms with inquiries directed to commercial teachers in the high school and principal H O W Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho OW. Mann
Auburn
Maine
Best-U
Building a New Home Start With Ideas and Portfolios
When planning a new home, keep a notebook or portfolio for clippings from magazines and newspapers. Save plans elevations and photographs of houses that interest you. A builder may carry out ideas in as much detail as desired. A new home’s foundations and methods vary, offering education to newcomers in construction.
1887 Bowdoinham notes spark community events and meetings
Local items report union meetings with strong turnout, entertainment at the high school, a new singing school led by Fletcher White, and ongoing work at Brick Yard and Spring Cove Ice Co. Residents travel to Brunswick and Bath, while fruit industry planning expands with committees and state representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Bros
Brunswick
Brick Yard
Spring Cove
E. P. Kendall
Alice Adams
Hannie Nichols
I. C. Irish
Mamie Webber
F. E. Wilson
Mabel I. King
M. Frost
Bertie Durgan
Cora E. Staples
Callie Reed
Nellie E. Minott
J. A. Cone
W. Carr
Phenix Club
Bath
Ridge
Fletcher White
Wood Bros
John M. Temple
Amesbury
Mass
M. I
Maine fruit growers meet New England officials in Boston
State Horticulturist Frank H. Dudley of the Department of Agriculture returns from Boston where delegates from New England states confer with Charles E. Hardy. Hollis New Hampshire serves as the New England representative of the National Farm Bureau Fruit Market Conference.
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Hardy
Atlanta
United States
Maine
Orchardists
Maine Pomological Society
Fruit Growers’ Association
Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Farm Bureaus
Boston
New England
Frank H. Dudley
Augusta
Dudley
Department of Agriculture
Maine Vnomological Society
Charles E. Hardy
Hollis
N. H
National Farm Bureau Fruit Market Conference
Prof Chapman outlines Maine Mendelssohn Club plans
Prof William R Chapman spoke at Oak Street parish house about the club’s future. He announced the annual Bath concert on March 10 with returning soloists Justine Laurie and Guernari and a new cellist. He plans Portland and Bangor lineups after polling Maine choruses. He praised progress, previewed three pieces, and promised a new piece Bless Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Chapman
Mendelsson Club
Oak Street
Bath
Justine Laurie
Guernari
Portland
Bangor
Chapman
Maine
Carmen
Cinders Prove Useful in English Road Building
Cinders have been found useful in English road making for preventing the clay sub-base from rising to the surface.
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Percales
D.t.percy & Sons
H. P. Boudreau
Lincoln Lodge
Cig Lee Halide
Nn & 1
the Park & Pollard
Trott Bros. Grain Company
Broad Street
Bath Opera House
Paramount
Gaudreau’s Symphony Orchestra
Oliver Join
Bowdoinham
Mendelssohn Club
Bath Dept.Store
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