Hiller Charged With Shooting Horse in Phippsburg
Fred Hiller of Phippsburg is charged in municipal court with malicious mischief after a 22 rifle bullet allegedly killed a horse owned by J. Harry Blaisdell. State police Sergt Leon Shepard presented photo proof of the rifle used, and County Attorney Dale prosecuted. Hiller was held to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hiller
Phippsburg
Keegan
J. Harry Blaisdell
Leon T. Shepard
Henderson
Hiller
Dale
Sagadahoc County Meets First Tuesday in June
A Sagadahoc County session notes a meeting on the first Tuesday of June with an order to recognize in sureties of 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahcc County
Charles W Fisher 66 Retired Broker Dies at Home
Charles W Fisher 66 a retired iron and steel broker with offices in Boston and New York died Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hodgkins on Lemont street after illness He had lived in a stone cottage on lower High street since retirement He was a widower survived by one sister Mrs Frederick W Sewall in Miami Florida Born in Arrowsic he was a son of William B Fisher He attended Bath High School and Eastman Business College Poughkeepsie NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fisher
Boston
New York
Herbert Hodgkins
Lemont Street
Mr. Fisher
Lower High Street
Frederick W. Sewall
Miami
Fla
Arrowsie
William B. Fisher
Old Bath High School
Eastman Business College
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Kendall's Long Branch Sheep Ranch Shows 1000 Sheep
A Bowdoinham visit reports about 1000 sheep at William B. Kendall's Long Branch ranch cared for by Samuel Dorrance and David Graves. Lambs expected in March, stock includes Cheviots Suffolks Hamp shires Oxford and Dorsets with progress toward Suffolk dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
William B. Kendall
Bowdoinham
Samuel Dorrance
David Graves
England
Dorrance
Sam
Dave
Bowdoinham Town Meeting Elects Officers and Sets Budgets
A large Bowdoinham meeting elected officers including Moderator F. K. Jack and Clerk J. M. Ames. Board positions filled include Selectmen and treasurer, with detailed appropriations for highways, schools, and miscellaneous town expenses totaling about 22 400 dollars. Voted to authorize temporary tax anticipation loans and to pursue inter-town bond action under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Jack
J. M. Ames
W. J. Graves
B. B. Douglass
Jessie M. Ames
Emily Rideout
E. L. White
Charles H. McEwen
Locke Crouse
Wa Sea
Sp. Res
Sa Cl
Schis. & Conveyance
Greene
Mustard Fd
Nis
Mustard Fund
County Public Health Nursing
J. A. Purington
Chase
Selectmen
Union Made Pants and Overalls Sale Announcement
Union Made wear dominates this sales page featuring pants overalls coats and shirts with durable denim guaranteed fast color no shrink large roomy cuts and iron clad guarantees. Includes prices for pants overalls coats hats shirts and socks highlighting value and variety for men and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essa
Alee
All Star Cast in Chasing Rainbows at Bath Opera House
Director Charles Reisner leads six veteran technicians for Metro Goldwyn Mayer’s Chasing Rainbows a traveling stage tale starring Bessie Love Charles King and packed with backstage anecdotes. The production features Jack Benny Marie Dressler Polly Moran and a Technicolor song and dance revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles “Chuck” Reisner
Metro- Goldown-Mayer
Bessie Love
Charles King
Bath Opera House
Footlights
Riesner
United States
Fanchon and Marco
Jack Benny
New York City
Pacific Coast
Marie Dressler
Comedienne
Polly Moran
Bath Men Admitted to Practice Law
Frank M. Deering and Gardiner R. Deering sons of Mrs. Elisha D. Atkins of 658 Washington street were admitted to the Maine Bar by Chief Justice William R. Pattangall at the Kennebec county courthouse. The brothers may open an office in Bangor soon to practice together after graduating from Suffolk Law School and passing the Maine Bar exam with 11 other examinees.
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Judge Ames
Jessie
I. C. ‘Irish
Malcolm Jewell
Wellesley
Mass
Jessie Cromwell
Bath
R. A. Dickinson
Waterville
Clarance Blackman
Blackman
Hamilton House
Merry Meeting Grange
Helen Winters
A. S. MacDougall
Roy Temple
Ralph Purington
McDonald Temple
Pythian Sisters
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Hastman
Auburn
Mildred Given
Helen Britt
Myrtle Cutler
Eva MacDougal
F. Kk
Jack
Elisha Webber
Richmond
W. L. Bonney
Gardiner
Mary Dickson
Westport
I. M. Fowle
F. K. Jack
Anna K. Burr
Star Aid
J. Hall Denham
W. B. Kendall
Bowdeinham
Frank M. Deering
Gardiner R. Deering
Elisha D. Atkins
Washington Street
Maine
William R. Pattangall
Kennebec County Court House
Bangor
Suffolk Law School of
Boston
Suffolk Law School
Morse High School
Abbott School
Farmington
Rug maker Mrs Bunker crafts admired Summer home rug
Mrs. Benjamin Bunker of Southwest Harbor is praised for a rug depicting the Summer home as viewed from the water. The piece shows the forest, white house, stone seawall and anchored boats with velvet-like colors. It is her ninth Winter rug with more orders pending. She is now working on a ship tug design. Airplane makes forced landing near East Boston. pilot George McKenney, 19, of Fort Fairfield, Maine injured.
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Benjamin Bunker
Southwest Harbor
Artis
Hingham
Mass
Rockland
East Boston
George McKenney
Fort Fairfield
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Oxford
Dyrickie
Spencer Corsetiere
Spencer
Wet Create
Tor Yon Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer S&j
Bath Department Store
Kendall
Duke
Chub
New England
Treas
Bowdoin
P. L
Jane Hail Browne
Clara N. Fogg
C. L. Browne
Bridge
R. D. Purington
Sam Dorrance
Mary Lilly
Maxwell Kendall
Portland
Carrie Kendall
Evelyn Douglass
Vera Wildes
Town Hall
Union Made
WORK
Max Katz
Elm Street
the Working Men's Store
Cretonne
Brunswhcck Segnier’ Ssmaine
Opera House
A Publix Theatre
Paramount Singing and Talking Pictures
Matinee
Navarro
Ramon Novarro
Devil-May
Marion Harris
Dorothy Jordan
Evelyn Brent
Clive Brook
Paramount
Harry Langdon
Wallace Smith
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Rod Larocque
Metro-Goldywn-Mayers
All-talking
Norma
Norma Talmadge
Gilbert Roland
United Artists
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