Winneganee Community Activities Reported In Bath Area
A meeting of voters from Phippsburg in the Winneganee district discussed a proposed electric line with engineer from Central Maine Power Co. present. Attendees included Free man H Merritt and other residents. also noted was a social gathering at the Winneganee Community House with auction and prizes. An auxiliary meeting of the Community Club is planned for Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Meter P Manson
Herry C. Webber
Edgar Oliver
Phippsburg
Winneganee
Jackson
Bath
Central Maine Power Co
Freeman H. Merritt
Sebasco Estates
Winneganeee
Merritt
Electric Lass
Everett Harrington
Winneganee Community House
Walter Morse
Harry B. Williams
Almon R. Perry
Charles Perry
Somelord
Hrenital
Arthur Lemont
Emery Pooter
Sherman L. Morse
Edest Oliver
Lelia Oliver
Robert Oliver
Danford MacDonald
Omar R. Perry
Parker O. Rogers
Harry C. Williams
Travel Notice for Langdon Hill and St Toe
L. T. L. Note M. Langdon Hill and St Toe of Portland left for Portland Seattle and Spokane Washington to spend about six weeks on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Langdon Hill
St Toe
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
Local Club Receives Silk Banners from Governor and Mass. Officials
Everett A Harrington and William Bowker join community leaders as Miss Helen Malcolm and other figures receive a Maine coat of arms banner and a Massachusetts banner from Gov. Dor Gardiner and Gov. Alien. Talks on Deerfield houses and club work highlight a town meeting with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Elizabeth Malcolm
John C. Maileckm
Wollaston
Mass
William Tudor Gardiner
Maine
Massachusetts
Gov. Alien
Jacobs
Deerfield
State Federation
Packard
N. W. Eaton
Ashdale
Leon Eaton
Bath
Frederick Harrington
Parker Head
Martha Cutting
Beth
Allen Brown
G. Clinton Beals
Viola Pashard
Zass Brunswick
Flora Risien
Walter Peterson
Melrose
Preeman C. Bowker
Jefferson
Merida Cutting
Dromore
Roy Hosmer
Athdale
Androscoggin
Lisbon
Dromore Grange
Beals
Pushard
Brown
Katherine Perkins
Bertha Tibbetts
Winnegance
Earl Morse
First Wild Geese Reported Over Kennebec Farm
Local resident Mr. French reported a large flock of more than 103 wild geese flying westward over his farm near the Kennebec river at about eight in the morning. The birds were noisy and unusually low, prompting remarks about the sighting and potential harvest if armed.
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Kennebec
Bowdon Town Meeting Holds Annual Session At Town Hall
The Bowdon town meeting on Monday March 3 drew good attendance with N E Curtis as first selectman Oscar Hatch as second Weston Allen as third and Mason Marshall elected road commissioner for a third year. Ladies of the community met at Mrs Grant Woods home with a lunch and quilt squares being worked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr Own
N. E. Curtis
Oscar Hatch
Weston Allen
Mason Marshall
Grant Woods
S. W. Skelton
W. D. Rogers
Pomona Grange
Richmond
Elizabeth Starbird
L. C. Starbird
Angie Purinton
Lisbon Falls
Etwin Briery
Mockier Brothers
A. E. Purinton
Birth announcement and local visits in Bowdoinham
Mrs E H Sheene and family celebrate the birth of Beatrice Helen. North Bowdoin visitors include A N Reid and Oscar Douglas with Mrs F B Douglas. Eleanor Ricker of Litchfield visited. John Reid returned to North Easton, Mass. Crows and chickadees reported in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Reid
Bowdoinham
E. H. Sheene
Beatrice Helen
Babe
Eleanor Ricker
Litchfield
Oscar Douglas
F. B. Douglas
Bowdhoinham
H. D. Higgins
R. O. West
Richmond
W.S. Douglas
High Pine Farm
John Reid
North Easton
Mass
Reid
Dorothy
Arrowsic Town Meeting Elects Tarr Moderator and Officials
In Arrowsic town meeting on Monday George L. Tarr was chosen moderator and one selectman alongside Wilder Hagan and John Currier. Frank H. Snipe was reelected clerk, C. C. Shea treasurer and collector. New fence viewers were David Stinson B. F. Shea and Norman Drummond while Charles Crosby Ibra Lawrence and B. F. Shea became surveyors. Appropriations included 700 for schools 600 for roads and bridges 300 for state aid highway and 100 for pine tree blister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsic
George L. Tarr
Wilder Hagan
John Currier
Frank H. Snipe
C. C. Shea
David Stinson
B. F. Shea
Norman Drummond
Charles Crosby
Ibra Lawrence
Woolwich and nearby residents noted in social items
Mrs. Eugene Huniewell visited Miss Emma Hathorne in Bath while Eben Dana and daughter Mary called on Augusta. Ethlyn Marston of Auburn stayed with her parents in Woolwich and Charles Brown returned to Albert Hathorne’s home. Various locals, illnesses, visits, and recoveries are listed, including Mrs. Minnie Rice seeking Bath hospital care and Bertram Crocker returning to work at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Huniewell
Emma Hathorne
Bath
Eben Dana
Daught Mary
Augusta
Ethlyn Marston
Auburn
George W. Marston
Mary Wright
Boston
Charles Brown
Albert Hathorne
Artell Hayward
Hollis Leeman
Nequasset
Leland Plummer
J. Bailey
Cyrus Gilmore
Stinson
Henry Carlton
H. O. Cunningham
Fred Carlton
Niam Fifield
Sebenon Hall
Minnie Rice
Bath City Hospital
Gertrude Gilmore
Burnett Bailey
Everett Rice
Windham
Kenneth Sylvester
Harold Gilmore
Weston Toothaker
Edward Reed
Bertram Crocker
Damariscove Cové Island
Bath Iron Works
Carlton Kelly
Brunswick
F. W. Carlton
Woolwich Voters at Annual Meeting Elect Officials
Asa Hathorne was re elected first selectman and Albert Hathorn became town clerk in Woolwich at the annual town meeting. Frank Bailey and Duncan MclIntosh were chosen as second and third board members respectively, with Wilson Bailey as moderator. Road commissioners Samuel Hathorn Fred Hathorn and William Leeman were chosen, and several appropriations were approved including 523,665 for the three towns act and 5,300 for schools. The town budget totals near 19,000 to 20,000, and the group rejected buying a snow tractor, opting to hire one from the state as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Hathorne
Woolwich
Frank Bailey
Duncan MclIntosh
Wilson Bailey
Albert Hathorn
John G. Reed
Reed
T Edgar Biench
Loretta Carlton
Samuel Hathorn
West Side
Fred Hathorn
East Side
William Leeman
Phipps Point
Gardiner
Three Towns
Social news from South Dresden and nearby towns
Mrs Vesta Siegars and her grandson Joseph Siegars visited Mrs Harold Wall in West Dresden while Mrs Charles Pushard stayed with cousin Mrs Carrol Sproul in Wiscasset. Joseph spent the weekend with aunt Mrs James Lynch in Richmond. Harley Lilly Orren Perkins and George Perkins attended the funeral of Charles Wade in Perkins. Albert Hodgdon of Gardiner visited brother Harold Wall in West Dresden. Mr and Mrs Leland Siegars called on Mr and Mrs J E Hall in West Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Siegars
Joseph Siegars
Harold Wall
West Dresden
Charles Pushard
Carrol Sproul
Wiscasset
James Lynch
Richmond
Harley Lilly
Orren Perkins
George Perkins
Charles Wade
Perkins
Albert Hodgdon
Gardiner
Leland Siegars
J. E. Hall
Montsweag Church Plans World Day of Prayer Rehearsal
The Montsweag church will hold a special World Day of Prayer program next Sunday at 10 30 a.m. The Willing Workers group will meet Thursday for an all day session at Hilcrest Manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Hililcrest Manse
Ward election returns show Small carries all wards
The article details mayoral and alderman votes across wards with Small winning Ward 1 and Carey defeated. It notes ward by ward tallies, party affiliations, and overall council results including party breakdowns and a Board of Education re election.
Local Wardes and Officials List with R and D Totals
In a detailed roll call, ward and official listings show candidates and party affiliations across wards 1 through 7, with counts logged for Republicans and Democrats. The document also notes ward clerks and ward constables, plus a seemingly separate biographical excerpt about a Mr. Small detailing his family, business ventures in radio and Frigidaire refrigeration, car agency, and community memberships.
Small Kept Busy by Congratulations After Victory
Harold P. Small, mayor elect, spent Monday night and Tuesday receiving calls of congratulations at his home and in public statements thanked voters. He also praised opponent Carey for a clean, hard fought campaign and called him a worthy rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
Small
Carey
Bath mayoral candidate thanks supporters after election
John P. Carey Jr who was defeated for Bath mayor expresses no regrets about his campaign and thanks voters who supported him in yesterday's municipal election in a public letter dated March 4, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Carey, Jr
Bath
Mayor Elect Harold P. Small Named City Leader
Harold P. Small, a prominent local businessman, is elected mayor. He is described as a devoted family man whose business interests will not interfere with his family commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
Artificial winter sunshine eyed for schools at Cornell
Ithaca researchers Forsythe and Christison report tungsten lamps can emit ultra violet light to mimic summer sun in indoor winter rooms. They note small amounts may boost health without excessive illumination, offering energy for children in winter play and study spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Optical Society of America
Perii
Cornell University
W. E. Forsythe
Frances L. Christison
General Electric Company
Miss Hortensen Returns to Morse Hill School Teaching
Bryant has returned from Portland where she spent a week’s vacation to resume teaching at Morse Hill School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hortensen
Bryant
Portland
Morse Hith School
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Everett A. Harrington
William R. Bowker
Freeman C. Bowker
James E. Perry
Omar Perry
Ephraim Esstman
South Portland
Frederick Sawyer
Annie Cuttine
Martin Wyman
Walter Libsy
Miami
Libby
New Meadows
Florida
Wheeler
Ohio
Bowdoin
North Bowdoin
Aeezowsic
Dresden
Wright
Harry M. Huse
Leslie M. Wald
Old
George M. Emery
Edward T. Whitehouse
Samuel Povich
Chester H. McCabe
Harold E. Cutting
Reginald Lacy
Edward F. Miller
Friends of
P. K. Morrow
Morrow
Charles H. Cahill
C. A. Peaslee
Cahill
Langdon T. Snipe
Board of Education
Small Carey
Rep. Cit. Dem
Ward
Stanley M. Brown
Leslie J. Wald
Reginald Stacy
Williams Whitney
E. Mason Wright
Arthur Sewall
Ellery E. Whittemore
Ralph P. Mank
James S. Knight
Aston C. Bowker
Albert J. Gallant
Frank E. Moses
Alvah A. Morse
Eugene A. Youland
Harold E. Tobey
Edmund Arsenault
Savina
Bath Savings Institution
Fred W. Adertan
Raymond M. Harry
Frank M. Churchill
Cedric A. Martin
Morris S. Povich
Fr. K. Morrow
Charles E. Shepard
John J. Crane
Fred E. Bragg
Harry T. Passmore
Harry C. Sullivan
Charles A. Carr
Paul J. Gurney
Benjamin F. Gediman
Albert L. Strout
Burt M. Dyer
William T. Donnell
Arietta M. Yates
Joseph D. Doyle
Eva J. Lemont
William Mann
Robert E. Kingsbury
Florence E. McClure
E. Emma Leonard
Frank L. Edgecomb
Beatrice E. Rand
Fred E. Witham
Fred Dwyer
Joseph A. Smith
Charles M. King
John S. Place
Peter G. Innes
Edwin R. Russell
Langdon E. Green
Charles E. Robbins
Awe Rence
Marion
Mr. Small
Ong
Oakland
Pontiac
Washburn
Kora
Mystic Shrine
Lewiston
Sver Srpess
Wwe
Yiag
PF Leipziger
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