Small Seeks Ballot Inspection After Tight City Election
Harold P. Small, defeated mayoral candidate, asks Clerk Gilmore for an inspection of ballots amid rumors of split ballots deemed defective. Cahill led by 172 votes after total turnout, with Small predicting future recounts possible if questionable ballots are found.
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Cahill
Harold P. Small
Smal
Cahills
Small
Sarmiel Povich
John W. Gilmore
Charles
Fred W. Quimby
Mr. Small
Boston
Gilmore
William A. Thurber
Board of Education
Hubert H. McCarty
Gam Povich
Ward I
Chester H. McCabe
Demiocrat
Citizen's
Roscoe G. Bailey
Republican City Committee
Samuel Pevich
Maxwell Powers
Carroll Watson
William A. Furber
McCarty
Furber
Telephone directory set to revised layout by local firm
Masry A. Sterbird of Portland and assistant John W Deering arrive to supervise changing the local directory to match company policy and other cities. Classified section removed, caution ads removed, footnote ads stay. Alphabetical listings with bold firm names and small fee aim to speed use and lower rates.
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Masry A. Sterbird
Portland
N. &Ty. Co
Nica Ie
John W Deering
Plymouth
Colonials and Brunswick Club Tie in Annual Tournament
In Augusta Me last week the Colonials and Brunswick club boys finished a 7 7 draw in the first round of their annual tournament at the Brunswick rooms. Individual battles dominated the evening with notable pools and billiards wins, a 150 104 setback for Champ Stacey by Tommy Morrison, and a tense finale in duplicate auction with Mel Haggett and Cap Mervill holding off rivals.
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Colonials
Brunswick Club
Brunswick Rooms
Brunswick Lads
Shipping City
Brunswick
Bath
Reg Stacey
Colonial Club
Tommy Morrison
East Brunswick
Tomimy
Stacey
Tommy
Bath Boys
Capt
Mervill
Mel Haggett
Mel
Cap
Clint
Wilson
George Fields
Boy Wonder
Bill Flumphreys
Fred
Fields
W. Roberts
Humphreys
Bob Toothaker
Mel Hage
Mellie
Toothaker
Roger Skillings
Shorty
McKnight
Joe McCole
Rodney Ross
Eluson
Catlin
Frank Nichols
Tommy Thompson
P. J. Meserve
H. F
Emimons
Doc Kingsley
Harry Day
Tibbetts and Forsyth
Ed Sewall
Hap Torrey
Buckley
Larock
Ed Ramsey
Frank Turner
Laws
Farrar
Dale
Fitzgerald Trow Howe
Doc Brown
George Merritt
Sam Ward
Morrell
Brehaut
George Hunt
Dan Williams
Plunmuner
Webber
Parson Wolstenholme
Rye Pare
Jackson
Mitchell
Texas property idle as Draffen surveys Bath business
E T Draffen of the Standard Appraisal Co New York City recently visited Bath on business concerning a Texas property now idle. He is said to hold another stake in the same, fueling rumors that certain parties are involved in its purchase.
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Texas
E. T. Draffen
Standard Appraisal Co
New York City
Bath
Draffen
Wyman Named Vice Chairman of Colby Development Fund
Prominent Maine empresario Charles Wyman, longtime head of Central Maine Power Co and holder of multiple company presidencies, is chosen as vice-chairman of Colby College’s $500 959 development fund committee. The selection aligns with his local roots and prior honorary Colby degree. He began in Waterville and Oakland before building a regional electrical and business empire. His leadership spans utilities, banking, paper, and manufacturing firms in Maine.
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Water
Herbert M. Lord
United States Budget
Wyman
Colby
Waterville
Ms. Wyman
Maine Wateer Company
Waterville and Fairfield Railway and Light Company
Coburn
Tufts College
Neimiaborine
Oakland
Oakland Electric Co
Public Service Cerapens
New Hampshire
Winman
Fidelits Trust Co
Portland
Cusamac Paper Co
Edwards Manufacturing Co
Keyes Fibre On
Androscogeni Milly
Augusta Drust Co
Fin National Granite Banks
GL Mmnnerers
Watts Badagemett
Colby College
Atuney
Dunlap Commandery Plans St Johns Day Event
Dunlap Commandery of Maine plans St Johns Day activities with members from Gardiner Trinity of Augusta DeMolay Shikagan Palestine Belfast and Portland expected A monster bake sale and afternoon sports plus vaudeville in the evening feature the program committee including past commanders Arthur Stilpoen Gratz Jackson Herbert Grinnell Sylvester Rowland and William Fit ber with Mrs Charles McNine at her High Street home after a Boston visit.
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K. T. Val
Maine
St. John's
Bleu
Presrain
Osic
Sr .Knidits
Cgardiner Trinity
Augusta
DeMolay c
Skhegan
Palestine
Belfast
St. Albans
Portland
Dunia
Arthur B. Stilpoen
Gratz Jackson
Herbert L. Grinnell
Sylvester H. Rowland
Wiliam A. Fitc Ber
Charles McNine
High Street
Boston
Maine sea captain's wife author of maritime life story
In Augusta Mrs. Jennie S Bartlett Butler, wife of Captain Henry W. Butler of Bath, shares a long sea life. She spent 36 years aboard ships, navigated a sea-gain ship, and lived mostly on board during voyages. Her family ties span Bristol to Bath, with ancestors dating to 1066, including the Bartlett coat of arms and a schooner named Jennie S Butler.
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Maine
Augusta
Butler
Jennie S Bartlett
Hanover
Kennebreiver
New England
George Borers
Ballard Bartlett
Roger
Stephanr
Poulborough
Stussex County
England
Bartlett
Porlborough
Fam
Arum
Adam Bartlett
William the Conqueror
Dinine
Bath
Capt. Butler
Mr Butler
Prlerins
Plimouth
Mass
Richard Barudti
America
Holand
Marsey
John
Newbury
Jennie
Atlantic
Tumber
Butler Sastieeh
Mary Allen
Kent
Loadimie Fi
Buller
Cuba
Straits of Florida
Edward B. Winslow
Cant. Butler
Apt
St. Nazaire
Muiutifns
Annual Fathers and Sons Banquet Proves Most Successful Gathering
The sixth annual Father and Son banquet was held Tuesday night at the YMCA Gymnasium with Rev. Gordon Chilsor Reardon of Waterville delivering “Baffled Boyhood.” Arthur J. Duntsa introduced the speaker and praised the talk after Dr. Henry Crane’s prior address. About 310 attendees were present.
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Gordon Chilson Reardon
Waterville
Y.M.C.A
Gordon Chilsor Reardon
Hon
Arthur
J. Duntsa
Henry H. Crane
Reardon
Mr. Reardon
Equestrian Statue for Francis Asbury Proposed in National Capital
The Independent editorists discuss adding an equestrian statue to honor Francis Asbury and Protestant missionary work in early America. They note Washington’s Fine Arts Commission limits on new equestrian monuments and signal possible relocation to a national hospital site.
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Francis Asbury
America
John Wesley
the Independent
Horsypack
England
National Hospital
Fine Arts Commission
Washington
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D.C
Chester IL
Charles A. Coombs, Jr
William A. Fall
Frank I. Beal
D. Ward
Leon J. Billings
Frederick Edney
Harry D. Robinson R. Ward
B. White
R. Leland S. Plummer
R. Elmer P. McFarland
Mary Conley
Beacon Street
Margaret Lord
Evelyn Lightbody
Lincoln Parks
Stanley Whitehouse
Harry MacDonald
Jack Conley
Herman Barter
Walter Madden
Arthur Easly
James Jenkins
Natalie Kidder
Ruth Meister
Margaret Love
Bernice Lefevre
Margaret Conley
Cironet School
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
College Town
W. L. Stribling
Jaci Sharkey
Crs Marisa
Staces
Miaim
Pool Stacey
Morrison
Skillings
Billiards Fields
Roberts
Ross and McColeison
Cuttin
Rae Tid Merrill & Haguert Holmes & Smith
Nichols and Merserve and
Thompson Emmons
Kingsley & Day Tibbetts & Forsyth
Sewall& Lds
Buckley& Larock
Ramsey & TyrGes Laws & Farrar
Dale & Fitzgerald Knowe & Brown
Pinochle
Wolstenholme
Page Mitchell
Drive
Walter S. Wyman
Dunlap Commandery
Henry W. Butler
Rev
Gordon C. Reardon
Johnson Brosco, Cath
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