Richmond Man Joins Bibbers Drug In Portland Gaps
Elmer F. Anderson a Richmond pharmacist connected with Hospital Pharmacy Bramhall Square Portland will alternate with Mr. Ransford between Rich mond and Gorham stores. 55 attendees at Progressive Grange meeting hear discus sion on higher ideals of manhood womanhood and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Anderson
Hospital
Bramhall Square
Portland
Bibbers Drug
Ransford
Richmond
Gorham
Progressive Grange
W. M. Myron Douglass
Grange
Charles Thompson, Jr
Neil Bishop
Robert McAfee
Laurence Bond
Margaret Thompson
Augusta
Town
J. Weston Walsh
Civil Service
Gardiner
Alice M. Favor
George F. Coughlin
Don O. Cate
Charles Fairbrother
Ernest Harriman
Victor R. E. Carey
Hallowell
Frank Beedle
Avalon Goud
Sadie Goud
Florence Weeks
Barbara
Limerick
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Elmer King
Main Street
Charles B. Day
Arthur Jackson
Wilson Street
Citizens of
Solomon Bochoetz
Wright Shoe Co
Lewiston
Massachusetts
Howard Williams
Brunswick
Harry Douglass
Malcolm O'Brien
New York
O’brien
Brunswick High
Columbia University
Mabel Lancaster
William Dingley
Ruth McMaster
Brunswick Road
D. S. White
Purinton
E. O. Tarr
Gwendolyn
Herbert L. Stuart
Mark Trott
South Gard
Monday Election Mixes Banter With Ward 5 Upset
The article notes Carroll Watson accepted the Democratic nomination for alderman Ward 5 after a Republican caucus and joked about a recount amid a 112 to 310 defeat by Ralph W. Bragg. Harris T. Rodick, Ward 3 councilman, celebrated his re election, while Raymond Haley lost in Ward 6 due to Cemetery and Park Board disputes. It also covers a Friday performance of Trial by Jury at Saco city hall by Thornton academy musical clubs, praised for its harmony and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Watson
Republican City Committee
Ralph W. Bragg
Harris T. Rodick
Rodick
Maine Central Railroad
Raymond M. Haley
Council
Haley
Cemetery and Park Board
W. S. Gilbert
Arthur Sullivan
Saco City Hall
Thornton Academy
Thornton
Academy
Georgetown Social Notes and Church Service Report
Mrs. Burton Radley of Bath visited her mother Mrs. Edgar Warren. Various Bath and Portland guests stayed with local families this week. Prayer Meeting led by Rev. Walter Schoepfer at the parsonage with next at Mrs. Warren’s home. Holy Communion observed at First Baptist with Leon Earle Hagan singing and Mrs. Emma Billings at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Clarey
Robinholdd
Walter Schoepfer
Edgar Warren
Seward E. Emmons
Washington
Portland
Ralph Scott
Boothbay Harbor
John Williams
Melvin Cunningham
W. A
Rotary Club Hears Reports On Funds And Trips
The Bath Rotary club met at Hotel Phoenix with reports on the James W. Temple fund and the Winter Carnival showing substantial totals. Temple festival proceeds were 449.43 with 25 percent ($112.35) to Morse High School Athletic Association, leaving 337.08 for the Temple fund. Total Temple receipts reach 1,244.07 after adding Jimmy Temple aid. Winter Carnival net was 311.63 to fund next winter ski jump and summer playgrounds. Rev. David L. Wilson spoke of his Grand Commandery trip to San Francisco and Hawaii aboard the Matson liner Lurline. Senator Roy L. Fernald is the next guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
James W. Temple Fund
Morse High Gymnasium
Morse High School Athletic Association
Temple
Ada R. Crockett
Jimmy Temple
University of Maine
Warm Springs
Marius H. Page
Bath
David L. Wilson
Mrs
Wilson
Oahu
Cuthbert
Garden Island of the
Pacific
George B. Wolstenholme
International Rotary
L. T. Snipe
Roy L. Fernald
Winterport
Castillo Loses Decision To Zivic In Holyoke Fight
K O Castillo’s win streak ended Monday in Holyoke Massachusetts as he lost a 10 round decision to Fitzie Zivic of Pittsburgh in a closely scored bout at the Valley arena. Zivic led early with a left hook and Castillo battled back after an eye cut, taking the later rounds though judges favored Zivic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. O. Castillo
Holyoke
Mass
Fitzié’ Zivic
Pittsburgh
the Valley Arena
Bath
Zivic
Castillo
Five Islands Social Notes Report Local Visits and News
Earle MacMahan returned from Boston. Local residents and visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stevens and son Clayton of Robinhood, Miss Olive Williams visiting family, and many calls at Georgetown and Bath. School resumes after a ten day vacation as Mrs. Belanger and her daughter June face illness. Mrs. Hinckley returns from California for several weeks in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle MacMahan
Boston
Everett Stevens
Clayton
Robinhood
Edith Marr
Leo Pertell
Harmon's Harbor
Oliver Place
Georgetown
Alice Cromwell
Thomas Hagan
Five Islands
Lt. Rowe
Chester MacMahan
Bath
West Georgetown
Alex Cunningham
George Hanna
Hanna
Alfred A. MacMahan
Orville Rowe
Thomas J. Hanna
James T. MacMahan
William Belanger
David Franz Stevens
Ida Hinckley
California
West Bath Grange fair clears ninety seven dollars
The West Bath Grange reports a net of 97.75 from their annual fair as attendance declined on election night to 65, with four officers and one executive member absent. Harry E. Peterson chaired. Mrs. Peterson presided until Mrs. Sturtevant arrived. Next Monday includes a one act play and stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Harry E. Peterson
Peterson
Fred K. Sturtevant
Henry White
David S. Henderson
Pomona
Nellie Gray
William H. Holland
Joseph O. Purdue
Charles T. Henderson
Mrs. Peterson
A. Bernard Henderson
Greenleaf Family Movements Highlight Bath Area Notes
Westport notes show Dorothy Greenleaf hospitalized for pneumonia in Bath Memorial hospital. Several Greenleaf relatives and neighbors travel between Bath Wiscasset Damariscotta Mills Sanford Hyannis and Cambridge for visits, winter stays and events.
Obituary of Thomas Slavin longtime Bath riveter
Thomas Slavin 54 of Bath for 24 years died in Boston after tuberculosis and pneumonia. A former riveter at Bath Iron Works and boss riveter for Texas Shipyard, he later worked 12 years for Paramount Pictures in Boston. Funeral high mass at Boston cathedral with Paramount attendance. burial at Mattapan cemetery. Survived by wife, sister Nellie Haney Roxbury, and brother Harry Slavin Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Boston
Thomas Slavin
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Texas Steamship Co
Mattapan Hospital
Slavin
Paramount Pictures
Berkeley Street
Mattapan Cemetery
Nellie Haney
Roxbury
Harry Slavin
Cambridge
Death claims Ralph D Cornish veteran Bath native dies at 43
Ralph D Cornish of Bath died at 43 after years of ill health. He was born March 4, 1892 in Bath, survived by widow, son Ralph Jr, brothers Harry E and Edwin F, sister Mildred Goddard, and several relatives. Funeral set for Thursday in Bridgeport where the family long lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Cornish
Weeks Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Ralph D. Cornish
Mr. Cornish
Bath
Fred
Hattie (Emmons) Cornish
Ralph, Jr
Edwin F. Cornish
Portland
Mildred Goddard
Charlestown
Mass
Fred P. Emmons
City
R. Frank Curtis
Cornish
Funeral services for Lorin J Eggleston in Millerton
Lorin J Eggleston 72 resident of this city for 20 years died March 1 in Brunswick on his birthday. Born March 1 1868 in Boston Corners N Y he was son of James and Phoebe Eggleston. He leaves Nora widow two daughters Brice Booker Brunswick and Mrs William Currie Montreal P Q and son Dr A A Eggleston Montreal. He was a life member of a Millerton Masonic lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin J. Eggleston
Millerton
N. Y
Mr. Eggleston
Brunswick
Boston Corners
James
Phoebe S. Eggleston
Republicans Elect Sewall in Citywide Races
The contest lists candidates for council wards and city offices with vote tallies. Republicans sweep several wards including Ward 2 and Ward 6, while Democrats field candidates in others. counts show party splits across wards, wardens, clerks, and constables.
Judge Dunton elected to Board of Education in close race
Judge Arthur J. Dunton won a four year term on the Board of Education, succeeding retiring member Miss Frostina E. Marston. He carried all seven wards for a total of 1,885 votes, defeating Mrs. Ellen R. Owen by 766. The tabulated ward results are listed with ward by ward tallies and the total plurality. The Bridge vote side notes the city’s decision on toll exemptions at the Carlton bridge and turning over half the tolls collected to the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
Board of Education
Frostina E. Marston
Dunton
Ellen R. Owen
Owen Dunton
Qreece
Public Utilities Commission
Carlton Bridge
Mayoral vote totals show gains over prior year
Last year and this Monday combined mayoralty totals reached 3 147, up 379 from last year’s 2 768. Sewall collected 1 661, up 177 from Small’s 1 484, while Brown posted 1 486, up 202 from 1 284. Small won last year by 200, Sewall led by 175 this Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
Stanley M. Brown
Sewall
Small
Brown
Stolen ERA Supervisor’s Car Recovered Near City Hall
Elwood S. Toothaker area ERA supervisor had his car stolen Monday evening. Police found the machine about 2 a.m. Tuesday on Center street near City Hall square. Joy riders had seized the vehicle and parked it openly after using it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood S. Toothaker
ERA
Center Street
City Halls Square
Insurance company asset and liability report figures
The document lists assets liabilities and surplus figures for several insurers including D. M. Humphreys & Co agents in Bath Maine Federal Mutual Fire Insurance and The Phoenix Insurance Company Hartford Conn for December 31 1934. It shows gross assets admitted assets net unpaid losses unearned premiums and other liability components with totals and a surplus over liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Indemnity Company
Hartford
Peeters Ty
Federal Mutual Fire Insurance C
Tremont Street
Boston
Mass
Atic eReven Capes
Aes
Phoenix Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
Bigal, Wstate- Fgg
M, Humphreys
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Iner
Kennebec Box Co
Delmer Stinson
South Gardiner
Arthur Skillen
State Hospital
Bridge Street
Methodist Church
Lion’s Club
John C. Fitzgerald
Federal Housing Administration
Roger McGrath
Maine
J. W. Randlette
Helen Haskell
Harold Jack
Jack
State Prison
E. L. White
Margaret Grover
Lillian Johnson
State House
A. A. Ring
Willis Blair
Beedle Road
Carroll L. Terrell
Bowdoin College
George C. Lovell
Charles Eastman
University of Maine Extension Service
Eastman
Roy Varney
Walter Leroy Varney
Fred S. Curtis & Co
Nettie Gray
Cundy's Harbor
Scott Harley
Rotary Club
Temple Fund
Aurele Legere
Rumford
Legere
Manton Copeland
Garcelon
Merritt
Garcelon and Merritt
Seward Garcelon
Samuel Merritt
Oxford
Lake Thompson
Hugh Edward
William Bonney
Alton Grover
Arthur Bean
Lithgow Public Library
Augustan
J. Edward Grinfield Coxwell
Florence Lyman
Ripley Road
Cohasset
Virginia Hill
Westport
Dorothy Greenleaf
Amos Greenleaf
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lester Hodgdon
Genevieve
Wiscasset
Frank Greenleaf
Damariscotta Mills
Maude Webber
Richard Fowle
O. P. Jewett
Fred S. Bailey
Luther Cromwell
Dora Harrison
George
Walter Greenleaf
Edwin Cromwell
M. A. Brooks
Annie R. Colby
Knight
Brian M. Jewett
Walter
Sanford
Herbert Cromwell
Eugene Whitten
Texas Yard
Mattapan
Millerton, N. Y
Effie A. Mayberry
A. A. Mayberry
Minot Avenue
Auburn
Leif Sorenson
Mayberry
Edward Little
Androscoggin Electric Co
Sorenson
Personal Finance Co
Rumford High School
Blanchard Palmer
New Harbor
Mr. Palmer
Bath Savings Institution
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Charles M. King
George J. Nugent
George Baer Connard
Alexander Burgess, Jr
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Roscoe C. McFadden
Arthur W. Gediman
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Frank T. Fortier
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Arthur J. Tracey
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George F. Oliver
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