Mayor Small Re-elected by Largest City Plurality Ever
Mayor Harold P. Small won re election Monday by 1,024 over Democrat John P. Carey Jr and by 803 over Carey and Oliver Moses, sweeping all wards and bringing in a full Republican slate. Carey conceded and praised Small as the city votes reached 2,859 with 75 percent turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
Charles E. Shepard
Walter K. Morse
Bessie E. Dickinson
Charles A. Carr
Benjamin Gediman
Albert L. Strout
Frank H. Haggett
William T. Donnell
Arletta M. Yates
Eva J. Lemont
Willis A. Hughes
Florence E. McClure
Frank L. Holgecomb
Beatrice E. Rand
Fred E. Witham
Samuel C. Mulcahy
Charles M. King
Peter G. Innes
Edwin A. Russell
Langdon E. Green
Charles E. Robbins
Board of Education
Frostina E. Marston
Small
John P. Carey, Jr
Carey
Oliver Moses
Mr. Moses
Frestina E. Marston
Hubert H. McCarty
Ernest F. Kelley
Republican City Committee
Ellery E. Whittemore
Whittemore
Chester A. Plant
Citizens
Stanley M. Brown
Board of Aldermen
Brown
Eugene A. Youland
Youland
Leslie J. Wald
Ward 3
John J. Mulcahy
Mulcahy
Gardiner R. Deering
Allan Spear
Deering
Weld
George C. Quicksall
E. Mason Wright
Morris S. Povich
Daniel E. McPhee
Povich
McPhee
Ellery Whittemore
Ward
Reginald Stacy
Amos F. Perry
Williams Whitney
Rufus’a. Hall
Daniel BE. McPhee
Common Council
James S. Knight
Edward M. Robbins
Harold E Cutcine
Solomon KR. Greenblatt
John J. Crane
Alvah A. Morse
Harold E. Tobey
Freeman C. Crosby
Walter C. Rogers
Joseph R. Melrose
Bimund J. &. Arsenault
Thomas C. McCabe
Emery J. Freeman
Levarton D. Sheldon
Edward T. Whitehouse
Charles L. Burgess
Guy A. Nichols
Wed
Roscoe C. McFadden
J. Maurice Haynes
Fred W. Aderton
Leon J. Billings
Burt M. Dyer
Cedric A. Martin
Lloyd E. Steeves
Sidney A.mcpherson
John W. Conway
James A. McKay
Walter K. Mearse
D. Joseph Doyle
Fred E. Bragg
Arleata M. Yates
George D. Emere
Paul J. Gurney
Ard
Frank L. Edgecomb
Steamship Life Full of Pleasure for the Tourists
A 1931 travel column describes the Cunard liner Carinthia on a Mediterranean voyage. The writer details ship size 625 feet long 20 000 tons crew life and itineraries including New York departures Madeira calls and ports, with passenger detects of weather, deck activities, and a Revolutionary incident at Madeira before ashore delays. The piece mentions travelers from Maine and Brunswick and highlights shipboard social life and planned future cruises.
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the Independent
Times
J. Henry McLellan
Clarence W. Morse
Carinthia
Mauretania
Lusitania
Aquitania
Corinthia
Raymond- Whitcomb Co
New York
West Indies
Mediterranean
Black Sea
North Cape
Norway
Sweden
Moscow
Europe
Atlantic
Kennebec
Maine
Walter V. Wentworth
Old Town
Bowdoin
Wentworth
Penobscot Fibre and Chemical Co
Francis E. Brady
Carlton C. Young
College Street
Brunswick
George Borthwick
Buffalo
Deborah N. Morton
Westbrook Seminary
Gulf Stream
Holy Land
Egypt
Cairo
Malta
Madera
Funchal
Cunard Line
Town Meetings in Sagadahoc County Towns
Sagadahoc county towns held their annual meetings Monday to select officers and approve appropriations. George L. Tarr chaired Arrowsic meetings again and was re elected chairman of the board of selectmen with Wilder F. Hagan and John H. Currier. Frank H. Snipe was re elected town clerk and Collingwood P. Shea named treasurer collector. Norman H. Drummond became auditor and school board member. Shea also became constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
George L. Tarr
Arrowsic
Wilder F. Hagan
John H. Currier
Frank H. Snipe
Collingwood P. Shea
Norman H. Drummond
Bowdoinham
Edw. L. White
Jessie M. Ames
Charles E. Hackett
Selectman
W. J. Graves
E. L. White
J. M. Ames
C. E. Hackett
A. S. MacDougal
Mary Billings
C. O. Purinton
Clifford S. Smalley
Locke Crouse
Bowdoinham Town Meeting Adopts Budget Totals
Bowdoinham holds its annual meeting with officials named including Moderator Edw L White and Town Clerk Jessie M Ames. It lists appropriations for roads bridges schools and miscellaneous items totaling 12 380 00 along with various maintenance and services priorities.
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EIB Wey BD
Crete
Patten
Cushman
Titan
Elersigne Ies
Myrick Heath Cross
Geto Seate
Convoyonch
Ehieh Rena Ol Sinise Lye Ee
Csisie O
Morse and Cony to clash for Southern Division crown
Morse and Cony high school teams meet Thursday night at Bowdoin College gym for the Southern Division championship of the Kennebec Valley league. A win by Morse would send Winslow to Bath for a playoff with the Northern Division champ. Bath fans expected.
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Morse
Cony
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin Gymnasium
Kennebec Valley League
Winslow High
Morse High
Cong High
Bath
Augusta
Bangor High
Edward Little
Fast Cony Machine
Winslow
Bath High Wi
Morse Gymnasium
Brunswick
Founders Day Program at Morse High School
Morse high school auditorium hosted a Founders Day program Tuesday evening after a weeks long postponement due to the death of faculty member Miss Barbara T. Wiggin. The event featured leadership by Mrs. Clinton D. Wilson and music by Mrs. LeRoy Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Barbara T. Wiggin
Morse High
Association
Clinton D. Wilson
LeRoy Colby
Ellen Turner
Alice N. Magoun
Ellen R. Turner
Wallace Sheldon
Ellen Hodgkins
Jane Donnell
John Huse
Marion Toleman
Helen Minott
Annette Cutting
Faye Jerome
Mary McCabe
Edith Knowlton
Margaret Gordon
Charlotte King
Blanche Moody
Elizabeth Conley
Florence Wyman
Eleanor Voorhees
Thelma Cameron
Ida
Dike PTA Serves Luncheon to Dike School Teachers
The Dike PTA hosted a midday luncheon for 41 teachers and guests in the school teachers room. Mrs. Bernice D. Staples led a welcome, notes thanked the organizing committee, and plans for a March 13 card party were announced with details for reservations and tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P.T.A
Dike
Dike School
Bernice D. Staples
Mary Brown
Rosanna McFadden
Carrie E. Shaw
Mabel F. Libby
Ella R. Jaquith
Leona Huestis
Celia McElman
Katherine Galvin
Bessie Galvin
Florence Hawley
Edith B. Horne
Irving Varney
Fred Smith
Clifford Wildband
Charles Henderson
Ruby Avery
Clifford Wilband
Ray Smith
Ray Powers
Helen Shaughnessy
Oon Oliver Street
Scott Golder
South End PTA Hosts Meeting With Quilt Work
The South End PTA met Tuesday afternoon in Washington street rooms. Members sewed patchwork and tacked a quilt while guests, teachers from Weeks street school, attended. A light luncheon with tea crackers ice-box cookies and candy followed. Sixteen members were present. hostesses were Mrs. Vera Brown and Mrs. Edna Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End P.T.A
Washington Street
Weeks Street
Vera Brown
Edna Perry
Preschool child development highlighted at North Center PTA
Mrs. Ralph G. Stetson addressed the North Center P T A on preschool age children. She praised nursery schools for ages two to three, noting social development, self control, self expression, and the rhythm of living in a child’s world with mothers observing and sharing ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Stetson
North Center
Harold Avery
Arthur Sewall
Stetson
Rosanna McFadden
Former Governor Baxter Donates Mount Katahdin for Maine Park
Percival P. Baxter donated Mt Katahdin area of about 14 square miles in Piscataquis County to become a public park and recreation area. The state accepted via bill signed by Governor Gardiner with Baxter present, for one dollar consideration and future plans to include remaining township portions.
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Percival P. Baxter
Maine
Mt. Katahdin
Baxter
Senate
Page
Somerset
Gardiner
Piscataquis County
Monument Peak
Paloma Peak
State of
House
Pape
Florence Seymour Hosts St Marys Murid Lenten Work Night
Mrs Florence Seymour hosted a Monday night gathering of St Marys murid from Grace church. Members sewed for the Lenten project to aid the House of the Good Shepherd at Gardiner.
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Florence Seymour
St. Mary’s
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Morris S. Pevich
Jamess. Knight
Harold E. Cutting
Emery I. Freeman
Leburton D. Sheldon
Maurice Haynes
Bradford P. Belanger
William A. Fall
Carroll Watson
Raymond M. Haley
Perry
Stacy
Frank B. Nichols
A I Stuart
Optometrist
W. L. Maloon
E. E. Bukert
M. Doughty
O. E. Hatch
W. R. Allen
George L. Coombs
Ray Purington
M. H. Marshall
Morse High P.T.A
Bermuda
Charles W. Clifford
Edward Sewall
High Street
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