Winter community party and town meeting notes in Bath
About 235 youths from West Bath Grange attended a Wednesday evening event at the community house with Stevens orchestra, dancing, and a 11 pm departure. The vestry held a meeting to organize the Bairview Cemetery association with Abram Oliver president and Charles Preble treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
James Lemont
Edwin W. Haggett
Stevens
Bairview Cemetery Association
Abram C. Oliver
Charles Wi. Preble
Lester Derry
Randolph
Charles E. Preble
Charles T. Small
Winfield W. Morse
Richmond
Annie Warington
Dromore Grange
Sagadahoe County
Pomona Grange
Enterprise Grange
Phippsburg Center
Otis Hunt
Portsmouth
Delle Hunt
Harry J. Willits
Edgar JD. Williams
Portland
Percy Morse
Westbrook
Phippsburg
Leon Pennell
Ernestine Spencer
Chicago
Sedro Woolley
Washington
J. W. Doughty
Alice Manson
Alpheus Manson
Parker Head
Parker Eal
Sedro Wood Jey
Doughty
Robert VP. Manson
Winnegance
Frank Manson
Toston
George Denison
Freeport
Dennison
Madelyn
Bath
Winneyance
Mrs Harriet E Potter Dies After Long Illness
Harriet FE Potter aged 75, wife of Henry P Potter of Winneganee district, died early Monday after months of declining health. A daughter of Capt Thomas W Small, she lived in Winneganee all her life and served as treasurer of the village Ladies Aid. She attended the Baptist church and is survived by brother Charles T Small and sisters Mrs Elbridge Morse and Mrs Joshua N Tibbetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet FE. Potter
Ilenry P. Potter
Winneganee
Potter
Thomas W. Small
Ladies Aid
Baptist Church
Charles T. Small
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Radio Club Holds Notable Meeting In Bath
The Bath Radio club convened Tuesday night in the municipal building council room for a general forum on radio problems. A lively discussion featured Joseph I. McCole J Edward Pomeroy Dr Clarence A. Peaslee and Melville Robbins club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Radio Club
Joseph I. McCole
J. Edward Pomeroy
Clarence A. Peaslee
Melville Robbins
Busy March Probate Court Hears Many Estate Matters
Judge James S. Lowell presided over Saga dahoe county probate court's March session. Wills were admitted, administrations appointed, inventories and accounts approved, and petitions for distribution, license to sell real estate, and inheritance tax determined filed across numerous estates including Jackson, Bowker, Mateh, Oliver, Brookings, Somers, and Carter with various executors guardians and administratrices named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Lowell
Sagadahoe County
George FP. Jackson
Bath
Alma M. Jackson
Clara M. Connor
Michmond
Alice M. Webber
William Sheppard Jones
Thomas Eh. Jones
Charles E. Jones
William J. Baker
Ellen T. Shaw
Halevone DD
Shaw
Malden
Mass
Mary Ellen Phillips
Richmond
Myrtle G.rantmeyer
Bridgepool
Conn
Winfield G. Brookings
Woolwich
Rossa A. Brookings
Herbert A. Tilnckie
Georgetown
John WT. Blackie
Ida . Bagley
Corn A. Corliss
Jennie TD. Gould
Topsham
W. M. Madlett
Elmer V. Emerson
Henry Ed. Houdlette
James M. Somers
Florence I. Somers
Winfield Gr. Brookings
Benjamin MM. Plimmer
Girard Trust Co
Eta
Sands
Wyman Rea
Annie Rea
Guardian
William IT. Newell
Bella A. Willey
Cgeorgetown
Ellen EB. Garland
Mary Alice Merriman
Lyon
Elargld G. Bruce
Carlton Ke. Trott
Everett M. Trott
Clarence A. Wreble
Margaret M. Carter
Herbert A. Blackie
John R. Blackie
Luantha TH. Farley
Minnie I. Winslow
Frank If Merritt
George A. Merritt
Clarence A. Preble
Ellen M. Oliver
Bowdoin
Norman Ee. Curtis
Margaret J. Morse
Phippsburg
Matilda J. Emery
Charles A. Newson
Diath
Florence A. Newson
William I. Hall
Elvira Carrie Hall
Delilia S. Sotheard
Hannah M. Overlock
Elbridge G. Sotheard
George W. Pottle
Lena Pottle
Lynn
Tilen I. Garland
Hunters Outrit Include Radio Set on Hunting Trip
Hunters say a radio set became as essential as matches and a hand axe in their survival kit. Frederick S. Jones and Judge Sanford T Fogg report from Augusta that after long days in Maine they listened to broadcasts from WGY and news from WOE, feeling as informed as at home. They improvised a horn from tarred tent paper to amplify sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick S. Jones
Sanford T Fogg
Bath
Augusta
Maine
WGY
Schenectady, N.Y
United States
Chairman Watson Resigns After GOP Victory
At a Friday night Republican City Committee meeting the resignation of Carroll Watson as chairman is expected to be read. Following a sweeping Republican victory in Monday’s election, the move ends his tenure and a successor is anticipated to be elected at the next regular committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Carroll Watson
Watson
Daughter Born to Kaler Family at City Hospital
A daughter was born February 28 at City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Howard E Kaler of 49 Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Howard .E. Kaler
Vine’ Street
Public Lighting Annual Report for Bath City 1923-24
The Bath city council committee on Public Lighting presents the annual report for the past fiscal year ending January 1924. It details appropriations and expenditures for street lighting and city building lights, including credit balances and costs per light, with figures showing total outlays and line items for various lighting needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Committee recommends compensation for church bells in fire service
The Joint Standing Committee on Fire Department submits its annual report to the City Council. It notes a prior recommendation for yearly compensation to Winter Street and 1 Street churches for use of bells and steeples in conjunction with City Fire Alarm services and urges payment this year. An appended statement details appropriation receipts and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
and Aims
Eh Mma
New Fare Collector System in Operation on Bath–Lewiston line
The Androscoggin and Kennebec Railway adopts through fare collection to Lewiston and Bath with zone checks. A new Olivier Co Ohmer register records multiple fares via a shaft dial, allowing up to ten fares per journey. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols welcome a daughter born Saturday at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Androscoggin
Kennebec
Bath-Lewiston
Bath
Lewiston
Brunswick
Lisbon Falls
Olivier Co
Dayton
Ohio
Ohmer
Arthur Nichols
Cebbroyd
City Hospital
Phippsburg holds annual town meeting with Civil War veterans present
Four Civil War veterans attended the Phippsburg annual town meeting held Monday as local and personal items of the past week were reviewed. The report lists names such as Maney, Johnnes C. Perry, Harrington, and Chandler Gee among others, along with community notes and visits to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maney
Johnnes C. Perry
Basin Claires
Harrington
Pane
Chandler
Willian Rothers
Nero Bay
Perr
Percy
Charles Vio
Congressmen White's Office Simple Description of White House Scene
The piece describes Congressman White's office and a simplified depiction of the White House scene. It mentions the three congressmen’s inflige and a table with items in a corner. It notes John D. Deane and a visit by Vanehacith to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman White
Cote Oesstiain
Ile Est
Panl Mackedess
Ares
Getaibed
Cotwressmen
Iuach
Tate Pierre
Othee
Les Pelton
Gael Mas
John DP
Deane
Washinton
Deerie
Claesmike
Obituary of Marearer Morse of Bath and Topsham
Marearer E Morse 60 widow of Prank Morse of Bath died suddenly Tuesday after a paralytic stroke at the home of Mrs. Mehelhin in Topsham. Born in Bath she lived there all her life and was a devoted, kind neighbor and member of St. Marys Haven. Survived by son Sear Morse and three sisters, with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miers
Marearer
E. Morse
Prank Morse
Bath
Mire
Charles TE Mehelhin
Topsham
Ime
Pyeth
Fiseasil Saan
Morse
Dianghe
Tereof
Margaret O'Leaughlin
Deere
Maanmer
St. Miaurys Hhiaven
Gilboy Announces Candidacy for Sheriff
Gilboy, a well known figure on Washington Street, announces his bid for sheriff. He has ties to local business and prior service, and seeks the office following recent public discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilboy
Hiro
Washington Street
Office of
Secrets of State
Phe Peas Stew Ship Co
Cineeity
Gail
Personal Notes Across New England and Travel Plans
Arthiy Vieewoun returns to Portland after a death in Bath with his sister Miss UE Haman Magoun of Fishers court. Theesaids schoo plans practices in Bath and Dover during a trip for a law exam. Mrs Belle Prime visits relatives. Genevieve Keegan of Lubec visits Judge John J. Keewan and travels to Boston to see a brother. Priests, railroad steel buying is up ten percent this year if trends hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthiy Vieewoun
Portland
Bath
UE Haman Magoun
Fishers Court
Schoo
Dover
Del
Fia
Belle Prime
Chives
Silas
Topsham
Alvar Mallett
Genevieve Keegan
Lubec
John J. Keewan
Poston
Twee Wreeks
Mir
Prati
St Marys Altar Society Party At School House
St Marys Altar Society held a card party Monday night at the school house. Mrs Wail 2 Conwy Hiddie second guest died, with prizes awarded to Jot Chaney Tad and Thetis Penera. A varied program featured readings jokes and songs with refreshments served.
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St. Monty’s
Vies
Coates
Doalies Yard
Tye Didi
Miney Ieee
Rey Arsenaule
Fey
Bes O
Eands
Diener Vareleon
Ron Nasenmidt
Vereak
Ioatherine — Martien
Daddy Nettie Dedileie
Peddtina
Cltrloire Obrien
Grace Church Parish Supper At Grace Clavel
Grace Church parish supper was held at the parish base on Monday night with a red and white color scheme. The event featured decor details and a serving lineup led by Mrs Perak Wedgdom and assisted by several ladies including Mrs Edith Jedsard and Mrs Mary S. Gibbons. Misses Mina Aver Ruth Field Dorothy Welch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Clavel
Elintiaiain
Mars
Il Roderie Te Kodorake
Hdith Jedsard
Charles HH
Cahill
Isaeces Panter
Mary S. Gibbons
Eilen KR. Turner
Mina Aver
Ruth Field
Dorothy Welch
Wilhelsia Gaek Tubsei
Mary Gott
Macun
Mies
Toissel Phinney
Fragmented OCR Leads to Unclear Local Names and Mentions
The readable text fragments reference individuals and places without coherent context. Names such as Jesse Savage appear amid garbled phrases, with scattered mentions of locations and activities. The damaged nature prevents a clear event or outcome.
Sipe Naive Bri Bohai Tr Vinleege TY
An obituary note outlines the death and burial of a local figure. It mentions family ties including brothers and children and references dates and locations in a fragmented manner. The piece preserves scarce names and places, reflecting a sparse historical record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohai
Coeshren
Natio
Description of Tl Gr Wells as described by a contemporary journalist
A contemporary journalist portrays Tl. Gr. Wells as almost studiously youthful with a triple-part voice and vehement temperament. He is described as stocky with a bristling mustache and a thrusting head, extremely tenacious, full of friendship, and a perfect host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Capt. David Patten Howard Death Echoes West and War
Fragmentary obituary notes Capt. David Patten Howard with references to his service in the Spanish American War and West deployments. It mentions relatives in Bath and hints at later civic roles, health decline, and a family connection to Captain Thriwietfat and Adelbert Puvven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
David Patten
Phival
Lowes Fae
Tvrineeten
Boston
Credt
Colorado
Copr
Pewerd
Hiss
Thriwietfat
Webber Pasipae
Abr
Aod Mors
Veolin T
William I. Misenier
Herve
Cotton Mills Run Full Time Amid Thief Fears
Report notes mills operate around the clock while thieves are suspected due to thriftiness and chasing surplus materials. A professor in the Physical Department cites 40 percent of observed students cannot distribute weight properly when walking and suffer from falling arches and other defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Department
There You Have It Do you know the difference between a musician and an architect
The text appears garbled and unreadable, offering no clear facts, names, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. It contains partial dialogue about professions with no identifiable context or source details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilly
Bec
Mercury Cleaning Rifle Barrels Sparks Safety Debate
An old article notes mercury can clean rifle barrels by pouring a small amount inside and rotating the barrel before corking both ends. The piece mentions a related event with a local furniture store and a recognition ceremony, highlighting figures such as Oliver L. Wha and Mr Cirran in the composing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shture
Tocal
Cirran
Oliver LE. Wha
108th Infantry Arrives at Fort Bihan Allen Vernient
The 108th Infantry unit is reported at Fort Bihan Allen in Vernient with surrounding details limited to this fragment.
Mrs Longhurst Presides Over Craig Senate Honor
Mrs Longhurst of Cincinnati presides over the Craig Senate, the first course ever to have the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longhurst
Cincinnati
Craig Senate
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Morbi
Charles A. Martin
Bargnevel
Margaret E. Morse
Nate Chlor
Bath Trust CO
ST. Mary’s Altar Society
Grace Crurch Folk
Jesse Savage
Forner
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Alata
Yen
Mattie
Trdaewiek
Mivinie
Wiles
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Thyerts
Sis
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Liititagn
Tmushiewie
Aos
Easteis
Ats
Iva
Peat
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Nodtoer
Bisa
Vanebter
Vie
Ad Os
Tvedd
Daud
Dexter
Fife
David Patten Howard
Kooy
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