Parking Menace Limits Bath Traffic Flow
Parking along the new concrete approach to the bridge has started though it was believed not to be allowed. Bath faces a downtown parking shortage with cars on both sides of many streets, causing congestion and long parking durations. Local merchants might devise a solution to help visitors find easier parking while shopping.
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Bath
University of Maine
Hodgkins
Logan
Alice Maude Mulligan
Miss Shaw
Mulligan
Helen C. Mulligan
Winship Street
Miss Mulligan
Glee Club
Vine Street Reopens With Four Lane Boulevard Toward Carlton Bridge
Vine Street reopened to the public after weeks of closure. Traffic previously diverted onto other routes can return to normal. The new four lane concrete roadway enhances the approach to the Carlton bridge and will feature new sidewalks and cleanup work to improve the area.
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Vine Street
Carlton Bridge
Gravel roads and oiling urged across Sagadahoc county
Residents push for state oiling projects as gravel roads wear quickly and dust clouds rise in dry weather. Gravel becomes scarce and valuable. buyers seek accessible deposits. The piece notes mining, road upkeep, and local economic signals alongside various small news items from Maine.
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Sagadahoc
Major Lincoln Street Road Upgrade Planned
State Aid project will repair Lincoln street from Andrews road to North street. The busy highway has been in poor condition for years and the planned improvement aims to restore a smoother, safer thoroughfare for a heavily traveled route.
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Lincoln Street
Andrews Road
North Street
Morse high class of 1934 graduation note on leadership
The Morse high school class of 1934 graduates with valedictory by Owen, praising leadership, faith, and perseverance. Students recount the motto Possunt Quia Posse Videntur, honor unsung heroes, and thank parents, teachers, and Bath citizens, hoping to guide future leaders.
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Arthur A. Penn
Carrie E. Shaw
Morse
Margaret S. Gordon
Huse
Edward Henry Owen
Morse High School
Mr. Huse
Abraham Lincoln
Francis Parkman
Helen Keller
Emerson
Rome
Parkman
Miss Keller
Miss Fuller
Simmons
Jane Strong Donnell
Alderman
Charles J. Donnell
Washington Street
Ronald
Forest
Miss Donnell
Miss Shaw
Carrie F. Luce
University of Maine
Miss King
Morse High
State of Maine
Bowdoin
Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Union
Bryan
White House
Bath
United States
Crystal Fay Shorey
H. Alton Shorey
York Street
Parke Grinde
Shorey
National Honor Society
Gordon
Arthur B. Scott
Supt
Wilson
Forest L. Littlefield
Boothbay Harbor
Wesley M. E
Littlefield
Arlene Evelyn Littlefield
Barbara T. Brown
Oscar Franklin Wright
Earl H. Morang
Middle Street
Blanche W. Moody
Robert Haskell Cressey
Harry Y. Cressey
Florence’ Elizabeth Wyman
Frank ‘Wy
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F. B. Nichols
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Harry C. Webber
Bitter
Moving
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
New England
Old Orchard Beach
Elbert M. Bates
Richmond
Justice Manser
Bates
Maine Coast
Gsherman
Ellen Bailey
Leland T. Sova
Helen Claire Minott
Clarence M. Minott
Minott
Miss Minott
Feero
Robert
Clyde Feero
Mida P. Feero
Margaret Simpson Gordon
Robert S. Gordon
Mason
Silver Spring
Thelma W. Dearing
Meerse
Elizabeth Ellen Fuller
E. Motley Fuller
High Street
Aart
Free School
Margaret Elliot Austin
Albert F. Austin
Bedford Street
Mary Frances McCabe
Edward R. McCabe
Rose Street
Marshall
Guido
Sears
Ellen B. Hodgkins
Alice M. Mulligan
Helen C. Minott
Robert C. Feero
Margaret S. Gordon Pianist
Elizabeth E. Fuller
Jane S. Donnell
Charlotte E. King
Crystal F. Shokey Odist
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