Sagadahoc Pomona Grange year plans announced
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange hosts first meeting of the Pomona year with G A Hawkes greeting and Edwin C Watten response. Fifth degree conferred. Plans released for March 28 Delphine Hammer dirigo grange program features talks on home gardens and sheep raising. Memorial Day and August and June events listed with speeches, music, readings, and exhibitions.
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Joanna Todgkins
West Bath Grange
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
John O. Randall
Leland Plummer
Bessie Randall
Blower Gardens
Walter KB. Lareck
Mabel Brown
Edwards
Hazel Brann
B.C. Patten
Topsham Grange
Reading
Dorothea Temple
Nellie Sylvester
Lacy Tarry
Ernest Millay
the Grange
Lelia Douglass
Dromore Grange
Whippsburg
Fannie Merry
Pomona
George Ordway
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
William Gould
Christine Rackley
Marion Plummer
West Bath
Grang
Abbie Minot
Entertaining Grange
Lizzie Traggett
Bva Lemont
Uhi Day
Reuben Purinton
Hayden Conant
Ruth Farnham
Viola Pushard
C. Patten
al Solo
Bertha Coombs
Ida Rowe
Five Islands Grange
W. L. Berry
Marion Vlimmer
Addie Amazeeu
Orissa’ Carr
Millward Patten
Lelia Campbell
Marion — Stevens
Lillian Rogers
Mona Campbell
Aurelia Pinkham
Amanda Blaisdell
Bowdoin Center
Ella Adams
Pomona Ceres
Lula Leeman
Mae Skelton
Esther Rogers
Acre
Guy Williar
Chester Marshall
Ella J. Douglas
Hattie Babb
Herbert Adame
Grange
Wilson Freeman
Marshall Merryman
Plans for Fourth Annual YMCA Father and Son Banquet
The Bath YMCA plans its fourth annual Father and Son banquet for Friday March 80. Dr. Henry T. Crane of Malden Mass. will headline. Ticket sales cap at 140 with expected attendance about 300. Crane, pastor of Center M. E. Church Malden, is a former all American basketball star and a sought after speaker.
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Y.M.C.A. Father and Son
Dad
Lad
New England
Bath
Henry TH
Crane
Malden
Mass
D. Wilson
Dward Sewall
Roger Skillings
A. L. Stuart
William White
Center M. EF
Wesleyan University
Boston University School of Theology
Dr. Crane
Bath Elks Plan April Stage Play The Lead of the House
Bath lodge of Elks announces a spring production at the Columbia theatre in early April titled The Lead of the House. Cast includes Mrs Pred 1 TL and William A Furber with Augustus Truse directing the show. John P Crosby Jr, local attorney, chairs the organizing committee for the event.
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Bath
The
Elks
Meri
Columbia Theatre
John PP
Crosby
West Bath Farm Bureau-All Day Grange Meeting
An all day meeting of the West Bath Farm Bureau will be held at the Grange Hall on Thursday opening at 10 30. County agent L Eastman will speak on topics of interest to dairymen. Miss Hortense Welch will supervise the ladies branch with a dinner prepared and served by the women’s bureau.
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Grange Hall
L. Eastman
Hortense Welch
Women's Bureau
Overseers Report Delivers Bath Maine Poor Fund Details
The Bath Maine overseers report a year end balance of 4165.82 after 1000 in repairs and inventory gains with 15 inmates at City Farm and 6 in the House of Correction. They seek town meeting support for heating and bathroom upgrades and urge voters to study town issues and consider younger candidates for offices.
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Overseers of the Poor
Bath
Maine
Raymond Lowers
Ote
Poor Department
Door
Coll
City Farm
House of Correction
Raymond Powers
Arthur B. Stilphen
Harry W. Thebeau
Sidney L. Eaton
Minstrel show planned for Lebanon hall by local club
The Day's Ferry Community club schedules a minstrel show for March 10 at Lebanon hall with a baked bean supper and dancing to follow. Mrs Maurice Haynes hosted a masquerade bridge party for 45 attendees at 5Aemy street with several costumed guests and refreshments shared.
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Lebanon Hall
Day's Ferry
Maurice Haynes
Rod and Gun Club Demands Warden Ames Be Replaced
The Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Association pressed for removal of Game Warden Alton Ames of Wiscasset alleging malicious shooting of dogs used to chase deer. Attorney Bridgham urged a written reprimand or compensation for the loss, claiming Ames endangered sport and harmed local dog owners while the group seeks broader backing and expansion.
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Willis FL Parsons
Augusti
Apartment of
Inland Fisheries and Game
Phoenx
Sagadahoc Redaml Gun Association
Edward W. Bridgham
Alton E. Ames
Wiscasset
Bridgham
Brridham
Sacadanee Rod and Gun Association
Octave Dmouphin
Rathbey
Edward W. Hyde
Association
Ares
Ames
Parsons
Joseph S. Stickney
Maine
Dauphin
Hyde
Charce
C. A. Meere
Woolwich
Percy Pratt
Bath
Sassahoe Red and Gun Association
SCC
Lincoln County
Sagadaher
Sagadshoe-Lincoln Association
Diaphin
Warden Ames
Waterville
Saradahoe Association
Former Bathman and War Veteran Hinkler Turned 86
William RL Hinkler of New Bedford Massachusetts and formerly of Bath is celebrated on his 86th birthday. A Civil War veteran he was wounded at Bull Run and served as an orderly and later in the Army of the Potomac. He later held roles in the Navy Yard Reston hotel service and war department office before a 22 year post in immigration in New Bedford. He and his wife and daughter reside at 37 Chaten Street.
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Bowdeinham
Third
Kuer
Electig
State Highway Department
Read
Res
New Bedfeld
William RL Hinkler
New Bedford
Mass
Bath
Mr. Hinkley
Chaten Street
Ax O
Hinkley
Navy Yard
Reston
War Department
Washington
Hinkler
Hink- Tews
Maine
IMS
Iswe
James L. Minklex
IMG
Dretovit. Huet
Hinkle
Maine Volunteers
OL O Hewant
Drst
Bull Run
Alexandrea
Johnson Rideout
Bidwari Sewalls
Joshua Winslow
Porthened
Daniel Chilbrook
Joshua
Jeremiah Elsworth
Portland
Caleb Leavitt
Middle St
John Hain
Thomas
Nicholas Lo Mitchel
Winslow and Gerrey
Mitchels House
William Reuse Horse
Charles BB. Lement
Aim
Ro Mitchel
N. L. Mitchel
Mitchel
RL Smith
Summer Street
Mr. Nichols
Elder Sternes
Isig
Washington Street
History of Bath Retold From the Lemont Diary
The sixth paper in Levi P. Lemont’s Bath history series, compiled by Mary P. Hill, traces former Bath streets and notable houses along the Washington Street corridor near the city park. It lists once prominent residents and builders from Thomas Agery to Captain William Drummond, noting lost homes, moved structures, and early local landmarks with dates and owners referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Lemont
Ist
Sagslahue
Washington Street
Hiram T. Stevens
First Baptist Church
Squire Tallmen
Pack
Bath Independent reader hopes to join bridge dedication crowd
William T. Chapman of East Lynn Massachusetts writes to Anew about renewing his subscription to the Bath Independent. He notes he and his family read the paper and discuss Bath news and expresses hope to visit Bath in the latter part of June for the bridge dedication with other natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Chapman
East Lynn
Mass
The
Independent
Bath
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Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Henry Crane
Henry H. Crane
Les
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
Bath Lodge OF Elks
West Bath Farm Bureau
Bowdoinham
Blowdoinham
Jimmy
ROD and Gun Club
Hotel Phoenix
Iw. B. Hinckley
William B. Hinckley
Levi P. Lemont
Thomas Agery
Clapp and Agery
John Larrabee
George
John Patten
John Marsh
Joseph Donnell
Cripps Point
S. Swanton
Matthew Prior
Winchester
Johnson Bros. Co
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