The Colonial Club Elects Officers in Large Anniversary Meeting
The Colonial Club held its annual meeting with 92 members present to elect officers. Charles Cahill won the vice presidency against Ray Dunton and Fred Fuller, while Robert Hatch was chosen president and other officers were unanimously elected. Resignations and member transfers were noted and a $100 appropriation was authorized for thirteenth anniversary events. Cahill named ambassador to Cosmopolitan Club for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Charles H. Cahill
Ray Dunton
Fred A. Fuller
Cahill
Cahill Gee Dunton
Fuller
Robert B. Hatch
Arthur C. Hagan
Edward D. True
Elmer E. Dinsmore
Charles 8. Brown
Hatch
Arthur C. Chadbourne
Eubra F. Troop
Ro Kerschner
Kenneth E. Weeks
Portland
Cosmopolitan Club
Collision verdict clears both Perry captains in vapor fog
The U S local inspectors Henry L. Thompson and John H. Trevety ruled the collision of steamers Horkomock and Ferdinando Gorges on the Kennebec River unavoidable in dense weather. They recommended masters plan to wait in slips in thick conditions. Mrs Gertrude Leonard leases 73 Center St to open a home restaurant with prior experience in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VU. S
Henrys L. Thompson
John H. Trevert
Portland
Horkomock
Ferdinando Gorges
Kennebec River
Cass and
Chaney
Gertrude Leonard
Center St
Local Notes From Winnegance and Vicinity
Miss Eleanor Morse returns from Arrowsic visit. J F Upton improves with friends’ wishes. Sewing Circle hosted by Mrs John G Morse. Evening Workers net about $20 from church vestry sale. Various residents visit and recoveries noted amid region events and town scenes. Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance lines end item with Montpelier notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Williams
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street Church
Winfield W
John G. Morse
Moosehead Lake
George Ragan
Providence
Mutual fire insurance assets and bank meeting notice
Summary of 1914 year end assets for Pennsylvania Lumbermen’s Mutual Fire Insurance Co and Scottish Union & National Insurance Co with admitted assets and liabilities. A separate notice announces a special meeting of the stockholders of The First National Bank of Bath for March 16 1915 to amend Article II. Also reports the death of Mrs John S Deering mother of Fred S Deering and notes her lodge membership in Queen Esther Lodge Genesta Chapter O E S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Fidelity and Casualty CO
Maryland Casualty CO
Sereree
Saint Paul Fire & Marine
Pete Rae
Levere
Ho Hee
Ross
Clinton Russell & Cogents
Boston
New York
Elgeentis
Scotland Bills
Pital
Praders & Mechanics Ins
Sur
Ance Co
Lowell
Mass
Elemabc Ueiee Tases Uuseselis
Great Eastern Casualty CO
Inc
Ues
Crosby CO
Bath
Yeeres
Orient Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Pirst National Bank OF Bath
Fred
Deering
Quincy
John S. Deering
Queen Esther Lodge
Genesta
Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance HE. CO
Mansfield
Ohio
Milchr Mutual Fir
Hanover Fire Insurance Ao
Alances Sro
Ee Nees
New Meadows Social Notes and Local Health Update
Miss Alma Holbrook visits Mrs Sidney Holbrook at East Harps well. Mrs Robert Murray called to Boston by a relative’s death. A cold outbreak affects the area. Ralph Kincaid returns from Maine General Hospital after six weeks and feels improved. Lime Kiln Whist Club hosted by Miss Lottie Howard with eighteen present and prizes awarded to Mrs Murray and John O Randall. Pitch Club held several sessions at various members’ homes last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murray
Boston
Ralph Kincaid
Maine General Hospital
Lottie Howard
John O. Randall
Local News From New Meadows and Nearby
Charles McKinney remains at home with a severe cold. East Harpswell resident Herbert Alexander spent several days last week with his brothers Will and Lyman in Sebasco. Mrs. Ida Beals of Bath visits with her daughter, Mrs. William Wilson, and G. F. Black visited Portland on business. Harbor activity included captains Louis Gott, Lester Anderson, and Lewis Darling awaiting fishing opportunities aboard their sloops Viking Marie and Sloop Island. Abram York machines wood for E. P. Bartlett, George Harris, Elbridge Harris, and Zina Butler. W. S. Harley ferried William Alexander’s naptha boat to Card’s Cove to install the engine. Alvin Wallace saws wood for Charles Kodeling. Mrs. Bell Harley is on the sick list. The New Meadows River is clear with ice gone and several boats up. G. F. Black traveled to Bath on business, walking to Winnegance and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKinney
Herbert Alexander
East Harpswell
Will
Lyman Alexander
Sebasco
Ida Beals
Bath
William Wilson
Abram York
E. P. Bartlett
George Harris
Elbridge Harris
Zina Butler
W.S. Harley
William Alexander
Card’s Cove
Alvin Wallace
Charles Kodeling
Local Notes From Bath and Vicinity Include Socials and Meetings
Miss Eleanor Morse returns home after visiting Mrs M C Drummond in Winnegance and Miss Sadie Black visits Miss Mildred Snipe in Bath. The Yacht Club meets with Frank Snipe, and a Phi Rho minstrel second part features four couples dancing under a local instructor. A town hall supper Friday plans to raise funds for north schoolhouse improvements. Miles Hagan hosts a party at Town Hall with about thirty to forty attendees for games, supper, and music. W F Potter buys a new horse from Beals of Woolwich. Herbert Snipe travels to Sheepscot on business. A Quarterly Conference is held at G P Spinney's with Rev Carl Garland present. Earl Whitten and Harold Boyd of Bath visit on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Morse
Winnegance
M. C. Drummond
Sadie Black
Bath
Mildred Snipe
Earl Whitten
Harold Boyd
G. P. Spinney
Carl Garland
Miles Hagan
Herbert Snipe
Sheepscot
W.F. Potter
Beals
Woolwich
Yacht Club
Frank Snipe
Petition to probate will in Sagadahoc County Maine
Warren P. Oliver of Tewksbury Massachusetts petitions the Sagadahoc Probate Court to admit a copy of Edla Oliver's will from Middlesex Massachusetts to be recorded and to issue letters testamentary. Notice is ordered by Bath Probate Court with publication in Bath Independent three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anivaw JO Alvis
Sagadahoc
Warren P. Oliver
Tewksbury
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Edla
Oliver
Middlesex County
Sagadahoe
Bath
Dro More Grange Meeting Program Items
The Dro more Grange March 9 program lists opening chorus and Grange Choir with quotations. It includes All Members News of Interest, Bessie Dickinson and Nellie Cutting music, Abbie Minott reading, Bessie and Grace Dickinson music, and a question on whether community service can surpass individual effort in agriculture, opened by S. C. Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Mar
Grange
Bessie Dickinson
Abbie Minott
Nellie Cutting
Bessie
Grace Dickinson
S. C. Campbell
Beacons Beat Grace Church In YMCA Youth Game
In the YMCA gymnasium Tuesday evening the Grace Church and Beacon Street Scouts played a close contest with Beacon winning 14 to 8. Douglas and Murray led Beacon’s scoring while Germain aided the team with strong passing. A second game saw Beacon’s second team defeat Camp Banners 38 to 3. A baseball meeting followed at Harold Cutting's, 33 Russell St., Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
Grace Church
Beacon Street
Douglas
Murray
Grace
Germain
Beacon
Harold Cutting
Russell St
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Ing
Perry
John H. Trevety
U. S
Winnegance News
Winfield Groves
Ggorge Merritt
Freeport
George Dennison
Madeline
Carrie Cushing
Parker Head
Walted Perry
Jennie
Albert Lakin
Clarence
J. F. Upton
PD. A. Merry
Mildred Bowie
Bernice Clifford
Harry F. Oliver
Victrola Fund
Lloyds Plate Glass Ins, CO. OF
Mont
Briel Plummer
General Agents
Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Mutual Fire Ins. CO
Philadelphia
Penn
Pwlcrest Gane
Rene Syrene
Scottish Union & National, Insurance CO
Edinburgh
the Central Manufacturers’ Mutual Insurance Co., van
William S. Snorey
Bath, Mo
Wm. Anderson and Co
Plisse
S James F. Will Co
Tgs
Ima
YOO RY
GVOSS
Wiligs
Ee Spa
Wert
PANY
Devonshire
Sir Hoston
Ashire
London & Lan Nter & Accident Company
NADA
Sagadahoc County
New Hampshire
Manchester
Segaam
Occar
Edward W. Hyde
New Meadows
Alma Holbrook
Mrs
Sidney Holbrook
Phi Rho Minstrels
James
Longley
Register
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