Bath City Council Seeks Tax Equity Across Sagadahoc Towns
The Bath city council asked State Assessor Holley to review Sagadahoc county town valuations after finding Bath subsidizes higher county taxes. They authorized actions to collect fire service bills from Woolwich Harpswell Phippsburg West Bath totaling 882.00 and pursue real estate tax recovery against Harriet T. Small of Portland amounting to 1 043.86 for 1928 35. The meeting approved property transfer talks for Mrs Abbie Snowman to city care, parking restrictions on Center street and street improvements referrals, with several payments and abatements approved and the Memorial monument dedication announced for June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
John W. Gilmore
Frank H. Holley
Committee On Fire Department
Harriet T. Small
Portland
Arthur Sewall
England
Holley
Rodick
Alderman Turner
Woolwich
Harpswell
Phippsburg
West Bath
Emery
Committee On
Edward W. Bridgham
Atorney
Abbie J. Snowman
Bridgham
Snowman
Washington Street
Pine
Finance Committee
Haskell
Center Street
Water
H. F. Morin
E. A. Perry
Sarah E. Webster
Board of Highways and Sewers
Sherman Woodman
Howard E. Blake
Crescent Street Court
Green
Front Street
Pine Street
Walter Thayer
Western Avenue
Richardson Street
Water Street
Bath Veteran Fireman's Association
Bath Fireman’s Memorial Associaton
City Treas
Young
Veterans urged to receive adjusted service bonds June 15
Bath post office announces a June 15 evening bond delivery trip for veterans. Bonds are registered and require in person receipt with third party verification if needed. If at home, veterans should be present. otherwise bonds go to mail delivery next day. A Portland certification option exists with fees borne by the veteran. A wedding notice follows, detailing the Berry Nields ceremony at St Mary the Virgin in Falmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Postoffice Department
Bath
G. W. Jones
George W. Jones
Portland
Post Office Department
Roscoe H. Shaw
E. J. Winston
Post Office
Mr. Shaw
Charles H. Cahill
Birthday party for Sargent Legard at Country Club
Sargent Legard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Legard of Washington street, celebrated his first birthday Monday afternoon at the Country Club. Guests received favors and photos were taken with small party attendees Judith Trott Gretchen Trott Gretchen Given Edwin Powers Jr and David Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent Legard
Elwood Legard
Washington Street
Country Club
Judith Trott
Gretchen Trott
Gretchen Given
Edwin Powers, Jr
David Lee
Herrick Named Morse High Principal by School Board
Horace P. Herrick to lead Morse High School with a 2300 dollar salary. He has taught science since 1931 in Bath and served as athletic director, succeeding Arthur B. Scott. The board also cut part time music and public speaking courses due to funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace P. Herrick
Morse High School
Board of Education
Herrick
Bath
Southwest Harbor
Bates College
Mt. Desert
Danforth High School
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High
Mary H. Conley
Gertrude Diggery
Katherine Conley
Hester M. Rose
Cetile Veilleux
M. Agnes Fahey
Alma I. Kirkpatrick
Mary L. Lord Edward
Wright Blair C. Wilson
Harold E. Brown
Catherine E. Leonard
Janette W. Smith
J. Edward Pomeroy
David Y. Alkazin
Bernice D. Staples
Duncan Farrell
Mary Brown
Jane Feero
Edith B. Horne
Ella R. Jaquith
Mabel F. Libby
Mary A. Harvey
Bernice Colby
North
J. Gertrude Silsby
Helen L. Hayes
Amy A. Irish
Theo McNeil
Martha E. Hooper
Margaret T. Mulligan
Carrie C. Smith
Celia McCormick
Center Street
Ethel L. Higgins
Isabell Lewis
Joan M. Harrison
Central Grammar
Bessie M. Hunt
Margaret J. Adams
Marion J. Smith
Elizabeth D. McGrath
John E. McCole
Almena A. Jaques
Eleanor Danforth
South Street
Laura Mitchell
Eleanor Ferguson
Dorothy Davis
Marjorie Troop
Mitchell
Effie C
Army aviator signals to friends in Bath
Lieut. Lyle Halstead U S A piloted a low altitude flight over Bath between 9 and 9 30 pm circling and zigzagging from East Boston airport toward Brunswick airport. George Sonia of 89 Oliver street reported the telegram. Halstead lit flares and flashed signals to Mrs Elizabeth Layden and Mrs Sonia during the maneuvers before returning to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Lyle Halstead
Boston
Brunswick
George J. Sonia
Oliver Street
Halstead
Bath
Mrs
Sonia
Elizabeth Layden
Mr. Sonia
Morse Girls Tennis Loses 5-0 to Deering
Morse high girls fall 5-0 at Bath Country Club as Deering players take all singles matches. Carolyn Reed and Eleanor Wood lead with decisive wins. doubles teams Johnson Law and Stanley Peld also secure victories for Deering. Mrs Mosley leaves Weeks Street home for the Summer in Southport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Deering High
Bath Country Club
Carolyn Reed
Deering
Dorothy Wing
Morse
Eleanor Wood
Dorothy Anliker
Carolyn Stanley
Ruth Robinson
Marjorie Johnson
Jeanette Law
Barbara Tubbs
Carolyn Peld
Eva Gaudet
Kathleen Scott
Herbert Mosley
Weeks Street
Southport
Superior Court Opens June Term in Sagadahoc
The Sagadahoc Superior Court opened Tuesday morning with Justice George H. Worster presiding. Earle Pratt of Dummer Street sues Philip G. O’Hara of Columbia Hotel for 10000 over a February 25 1936 auto crash that allegedly left Pratt with a crushed right leg. The docket includes seven thousand feet of lumber dispute with Augusta Lumber Co versus Henry T B Leeman and several divorce cases. Eight grand jury indictments were returned and five defendants pleaded guilty in the June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Pratt
Dummer Street
Philip G. O'Hara
Columbia Hotel
Sagadaho
Superior Court
George H. Worster
Pratt
O'Hara
John P. Carey, Jr
Edward W. Bridgham
Valley Road
Augusta Lumber Co
Henry T. B. Leeman
Leeman
Arrowsic
William R. Pattangall
Arthur J. Dunton
Bath
Natit F. Howe
Georgetown
E. B. Sprague
Topsham
Justice Vorster
David L. Wilson
L.H.D
John J. Keegan
Gardiner R. Deering
Ellis L. Aldrich
Albert E. Anderson
Charles T. Small, Jr
Portland
Bion F. Shea
Elizabeth Deering
George M. Emery
Lloyd Lee Hooker
Abner C. Johnson
John A. Lord
Edward J. Murphy
Bowdoin
Nathan Doughty
Bowdoinham
Charles A. Blodgett
Emma Ferguson
Harry H. Heald
Phippsburg
Everett O. Wallace
Richmond
Josie Baker
Carlton H. Curtis
Ernest Howe
Charles Giveen
Emile E. Laffely
West Bath
Frank French
Woolwich
Ossian A. Dodge
Lillian D. Fitch
Sagadahoc
Clarence Lebel
Renwood Pierce
Royal Thompson
Carroll Radley
Lizzelle Radley
Dorothy Pottle
Herman Hallett
Viola Hallett
Leslie Larrabee
Harry Chase
Francis Rice
Charles Elliott
Alexander McDougall
Stephen Dall
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Marr
Carroll
Violet
Parker Head
Roger D. Skillings
Central Maine Power So
Bowdeinham
Clerk of Courts
Fred H. Thompson
Rotary Hosts Senior Class Commencement Talk
Sen Max Pinansky of Portland addressed Morse high school graduates at the Rotary club’s second annual entertainment in Hotel Sedgwick. He urged focused ambition, faith, and service, saying college is desirable but not essential, and praised the Rotary as a force for Americanism and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Louis Pinansky
Portland
Morse High School
Sen. Pinansky
Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Cumberland County
Sen
Pinansky
Boston
Harvard
Senate
Maine
Jesus Christ
Judge Pinansky
Rotary
N. Gratz Jackson
House
Sagadahoc County
Topsham Filling Station Held Up
Police seek two men in Topsham after they robbed Ellis Marriner at a filling station, taking about 50 to 60 dollars. Marriner was struck and treated for a head cut. They fled in a small car with Illinois plates. one man wore a slouch hat and dark glasses, the other a light suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Marriner
Marriner
C. W. Foss
Illinois
Frank Carver
Topsham
Carlton Bridge
Rotary Night Caps Senior Assembly At Morse High
The senior class of Morse High hosted a Rotary Night with a program including Miss Drummond at the piano, prayers by Fred Hill, songs by Janet Bridgham and Barbara Tubbs, and the class ode Our Ship Is Sailing Out Tonight. Speakers included Dr Warren E Kershner and Sen Jackson, with Miss Charlotte Page saluting the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Esther Drummond
Fred D. Hill
William Mussenden
Glenn Easton, Jr
Miss Tubbs
Lena Kamen- Gulis
Dorothy Anliker
Warren F. Hawley, Jr
John G. Morse, Jr
Janet
Charlotte F. Page
Chester A. Plant
Kennebec Greenhouses
Easton
Page
Sen. Jackson
Crockett
Francis A. Winchenbach
Carl C. Kennedy
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Carroll Morse
Lena Kamendalis
Francis Stover
A Times
Rotary Club Hosts Graduates at Sedgwick Hotel
William M. Gross of Detroit joined Rotary club members and the graduating class at Hotel Sedgwick on Tuesday night. Senator Max L. Pinansky of Portland was the guest speaker accompanying Gross into the event in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Gross
Detroit
Mich
Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
Max L. Pinansky
Portland
Mrs Taylor's will leaves bequests to Bath and city institutions
The will of Mrs Mary J Taylor of 1068 Washington street directs five $1,000 incomes to the Y M C A Bath Memorial Hospital Beacon Street church Winter Street church and Old Ladies Home The will was presented in the Saga dahoc probate court session and related probate actions were listed including executors and administrators for multiple estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Taylor
Washington Street
Charles W. Taylor
Bath Memorial Hospital
Beacon Street Church
Winter Street Church
Old Ladies Home
Sagadahoc
Walter 5. Glidden
A. Wyman
Bath
Carrie M. Wyman
Herbert E. Grindle
Harry L. Day
Frank Moran
Barre
E. H. Nerney
Daniel Williams
Samuel Belanger
Rosalie Belanger
Silas S. Lemont
Mary G. Ingraham
Alice A. Lemont
Richmond
Antoinette F. Barker
Carrie B. Little
Bath National Bank
Rachel E. Dunning
Martha A. Haley
Edward Elroy Haley
Topsham
Henry Fish
John P. Carey
John F. King
Isabell M. King
Mary D. Gillis
Cynthia Sewall Hosts Fifth Birthday Party
Cynthia Sewall entertained Tuesday afternoon at her Washington street home for her fifth birthday. Games included pinning the tail on the donkey won by Edward Mosher, a balloon game, and a supper followed. A Jack Horner pie centerpiece and yellow and green favors marked the event with guests Anne Wilson, Robert Wilson, Frances Marks, Alexandra Sewall, David Sewall, Edward Mosher, Katherine Frates, Robert Joe Nancy, Harold and Sallie Lane Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Sewall
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Edward Mosher
Jack Horner
Anne Wilson
Robert Wilson
Frances Marks
Alexandra Sewall
David Se
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Frederick E. Drake
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Daniel Stanwood
Herbert Hartman
Martha Berry
Harold L. Berry
Falmouth
James Palton Nields
Hardwick
St. Mary the Virgin
Deering High School
Rotarians
Marius H. Page
Arthur 8Ckett
The
American Red Cross
Landon
Tiny Eleanor Ann Duane
Kansas
Cleveland
Topsham Filling Station
Old Ladies’ Home
Y.M.C.A. Benefit
James York
Brunswick Hospital
Harold ©. Hart
Lillian L. Hart
Bruce Lee Hart
Bruce Carlton Hart