Maine fisheries focus drives new industry push
A Maine gathering featuring Governor Brewster and government officials discusses expanding the fishing sector. Key talks cover cold storage advances, dry ice transport, and marketing improvements to boost lobster, bluefish, and crab trades, with plans for a Maine coast organization and executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill
Hersey
H. F. Taylor
New York
Taylor
Atlantic Coast Fisheries Corporation
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Maine
Enoch Viper
Camden
Argentine Republic
South America
Argentine
Ile
Bureau of Fisheries
Lewis Radcliffe
Harry CC. Wilbur
Portland
Brewster
Wallace H. White, Jr
N. L. Jackson
Congressman White
Henry O'Malley
Lewis Radecliffe
Mark L. Dersey
Ira M. Cobe
George B. Morrill
Ortland
Horatio D. Crie
Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission
Fred B. Spear
Mastport
Charles H. Cahill
Bath
Lynwood B. Thompson
Belfast
Harry C. Wilbur
Sea and Shore Fisheries Commmission
Frank S. Willard
Willard, Daggett Co
Wortland
Newcastle
Philip Ricker Shorey
J. Edward Drake
Walter S$. Glidden
Frank 2B
Nichols
The
Times and Independent
Oliver Moses
Edmund P. Briggs
State Ferry
William D. Sewall
N. Gratz Jackson
Owen J. Ledyard
Municipal Court
Harry ©. Webber
Bath Box Co
Bowdoin
Liew Com
Donald J. MacMallan
Arctic Circle
West Bath celebrates Mrs. J. C. Larrabee's 90th birthday
Mrs. J. C. Larrabee observed her 90th birthday at her daughter Mrs. Eugene R. Brown’s home in West Bath. She received numerous greetings, flowers, cakes, and gifts including three dozen roses from Mr. and Mrs. Kellogs Trowbridge of Bedford Hill New York. Friends and relatives from Bath Revere Portland Freeport and nearby towns attended and shared in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Larrabee
Eugene R. Brown
Larrabee
KE. Kellogs Trowbridge
Bedford Hill
N. Y
EF. J. Allen
Walter Loyal
Freeport
E. ©. Murphy
Bath
Walter Larrabee
John
Fred W. Larrabee
J. Roy Larrabee
J. Roy, Jr
Revere
Mass
Alice Larrabee
Lola Graham
Dorothy
E. W. Haggett
Ernest BE. Williams
Marguerite
Stanley
West Bath
Morse High
Central Congregational Church
Marguerite Williams
Gorham Normal School
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Miss Williams
Gorham
Emma Blaisdell
Lowell School
Thomas Point
BE. S. Stackpole
Colonial
Louise Smiley
Marjorie
Smiley
Sabine
Chester Freeman
Donald
Eleanor Bates
Wortland
Samuel F. Bates
Leonard Brown
Phyllis Curtis
Roger Holden
Hayden Rogers
Albert Wharff
Jennie Hodgkins
William Hodgkins
Ray
Arthur Hodgkins
Portland
Annie Trufant
Tadies
Wesley Mo EL
Joseph W. Larrabee
Emily
Alexander Skillin
Tra DB
Neeile
Red Cross
Joan Hodgkins
Annie Williams
Rose Rich
Miles Purington
William Wosmer
Th. H. Stackpole
Philip
Bates College
Lewiston
Carolyn Stackpole
Helen Rogers
New Meadows Inn
Traco Neiley
Harry AL Bates
Tardings
Almena Jaques
Frank Jaques
Ida Andrews
Western Avenue
H.R. Rich
Charles Bates
Benehmont
Loring Small
Henry Brown
Topsham
Gardiner
Tlouis Larrabee
Ernest J. Williams
Allen
Hugeney Brown
Mar. Caeorge Shiw
Woolwich
John Pooler
Waterville
Pooler
Everett Lemont
John Phoarson
Fred Kittridge
Thelma and
Vaughn Amiley
Lemont
Abbie Gage
Bankrupt Hearing Sets Trustee Appointment in Cookson Case
In a bankruptcy hearing, Evelyn Cookson, her attorney Ralph Date, and Thomas Fletcher appeared before Referee William Tall. After examination of assets, the referee ordered a trustee be appointed and scheduled a creditors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Cookson
Willian T. Tall
Cookson
Ralph © Date
Thomas Fletcher
Blow. Tagan
Woolwich Town Session Enrolls Voters for Primary
The selectmen and town clerk met at the town house to enroll voters for the upcoming primary election. Senator Clyde Smith of Skowhegan visited Senator F. W. Carlton. F. J. Walker, back from Miami Beach, plans to move with his family to Capitol Island. Frank Carlton and family visited his father Clarence Carlton. Mrs. Frank Lawrence and Mrs. Arthur Brooks of Cambridge Mass. returned from Salmon Bluffs cottage. Mrs. William Leeman returned from Hyde Park Mass. Raymond Colby of Billerica Mass. visits his brother James Colby. District No. 6 school closed due to measles, several children absent. Mrs. W. L. Leeman also returned from Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Smith
Skowhegan
F. W. Carlton
F. J. Walker
Miami Beach
Fla
Capitol Island
Frank Carlton
Frank, Jr
Carlton
Clarence Carlton
Frank Lawrence
Arthur Brooks
Cambridge
Mass
Salmon Bluffs
William Leeman
Hyde Park
Raymond Colby
Billerica
James Colby
Woolwich Grange Resolution on Death of Harriet B McKenney
Woolwich Grange No 68 notes the death of charter member Harriet I McKenney. Resolved the lodge lost a loyal member who always acted for the order’s best interests. A copy of these resolutions goes to records, the Independent, and the family. committee signs include John Carter Mary K K Hunnewell Sarat J Bailey.
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Harriet I. McKenney
Woolwich Grange
Tath Independent
John Carter
Mary K K. Hunnewell
Sarat J. Bailey
Senior School league to host baked bean supper at town hall
The Senior School league will serve a baked bean supper this evening at the town hall from six to eight. Several local residents and visitors enjoyed weekend stays with townsfolk, and North school notes list punctual students during a 120 week Spring term. Eighth grade graduation is slated for Friday afternoon at two in the North school.
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Town Hall
William Bird
Frank Willoughby
Abbie Newton
Dixfield
Norman Drummond
Fenric Sith
Frieda Smith
Greenland
N. H
Bath Visitors and Cottage Life Highlight Weekend
Bath residents and friends gathered across towns over the weekend visiting relatives and staying at cottages. Many names appear linked to Greenwood King Point Rose Dale New Meadows River and Rosedale Farm with arrivals returns and casual social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Trufant
Fred Rose
Henry Rose
Greenwood
Frances Noyes
Ernest Coombs
Auburn
Annie Lee
James Harris
Lisbon Falls
King’s Point
Zina Clifford
K. S. Starkpole
Lemuel Liteh
Florida
Simianer
New Meadows River
John Poote
Foote
Morse High Class War Over Banner Ends in Prisoner Swap
Juniors seize Senior banner in a schoolyard clash at Morse High. Junior class president Alfred Randall is held captive at the City farm, then released after the Seniors return the banner and curb the riot. Police called as tensions flare over the Spring fever caper and a dramatic flagpole theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Alfred Randall
City Farm
Morse
Arthur B. Scott
Charles Peterson
Kelley Field
Boothbay Harbor
Pete” Duprey
West Bath
Bath
Custer
High Street
Ray Stall
Ansler
Scott
Principal Scott
State Uses Parasite Against Gypsy Moth in Maine
In cooperation with a federal insect lab, Maine’s Division of Plant Industry released 375 000 imported gypsy moth egg parasites across Sid ney Augusta Pitts ton Dresden Litchfield Richmond Randolph Manchester Bowdoinham Westbrook Windham and Lis bon towns. Since 1 years more than 6 000 colonies and 7 000 000 individuals have been released statewide. The program aims to cheaply attack the pest with a parasite that survives harsh winters and shows promise for control.
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Federal Laboratory
Melrose Highlands
Mass
State Department of Agriculture
Sidney
Augusta
Pittston
Dresden
Litchefield
Richmond
Randolph
Anchester
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Westbrook
Windham
Lisbon
Maine
Auto Collision on Oak and Garden Streets
Two vehicles collided shortly after noon Saturday at Oak and Garden streets causing a Marmon to strike toward Washington and a Ford truck to be demolished in front. The heavy Marmon hurled the Ford across the car tracks as both vehicles were moving slowly. Mrs Clarence Greenteaf and her infant son returned home to Everett Massachusetts after a week with Bath relatives.
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Oak and Garden Streets
Garden
Washington Street
Oak Street
Clarence Greenteaf
Everett
Mass
Bath
Genesta Circle Hosts Delighting Masonic Party
Genesta Sewing Circle at Masonic Temple hosted a charity card party with 42 bridge and whist tables. Prizes were awarded to both ladies and men, funds benefiting the Masonic Social Association, with a hearty net total reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Genesta Sewing Circle
Masonic Social Association
Adolph Ehlers
Harry EB. Stetson
William T Skelton
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
KB. Page
George Goodwin
Verkins Greenhouses
Ella Congdon
Alice Litchfield
Henry Bickle
Harold Adams
Charles A. Harriman
Daniel Williams
J. L. Howard
Clarence Merrill
Shaw's Book Store
W. M. Hagan
Roy Shackford
Just Wold
Thomas F. Perkins
Jason A. Merrill
Annette Merrill
Carrie Thompson
Ada Deering
Sarah Shaw
Alice Shackford
Lida Howard
Bertha Pepper
Freida Bagdikian
Olive
Girls Friendly Society to Gift Parish Kitchen
Members of the Girls Friendly Society held a supper at Grace Church parish house last week. After a short social hour and business meeting led by Rev Tocbs the group voted to present the parish house kitchen as a gift. Letters from other societies were read and the diocesan meeting is planned for October at Bar Harbor with a large Bath delegation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Friendly Society
Grace Ehurch
Tocbs
Bar Harbor
Bath
Laren Gt Ec
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J. Horace McClure
Republican
Association TO Aid Fisheries
E. R. Brown
Cecil Tucker
Bermuda
Tucker
Sarah Jninean
Arthur Larrabee
Ily
Beatrice Merrill
Bath Trust
Mr. Mathies
Cleveland
Dua Bliss
Hester Rose
John P. Carey
Bath, Maine
Sagadahoc County
State of Maine
Prcebate
Harriet B. McKenney
L. F
Atwood’s
Edwin F. Flanders
L.F. Medicine Co
George M. Stinson
Kennebec
Peterson
Genesta Circle
James Edward Drake