Phippsburg Town Meeting Chooses New Selectmen and Road Plan
The annual town meeting drew a large turnout of about 150, with voters selecting new selectmen after five ballots. One road commissioner will be hired at 3.50 per day, and about 3400 will be spent on roads this year including 1000 for Meadowbrook repairs and 400 for State road work.
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Messrs. Perry
Totman
Meadowbrook
FaLco
Small Point
Ddan Hsanith
George C. Pease
West Point
Board of Selectiion
Phippsburg
Nathan W. Eaton
Ashdale
Nathaniel Morse
Arnold C. Morse
Ballot Box Stuffing Alleges in Maine Phippsburg Vote
In Phippsburg Maine a road commissioner race sparks controversy over alleged ballot box stuffing. Rival Nathan W Eaton 72 votes and Nathaniel Morse 70 with 140 total casts versus 120 voters. Morse alleges extra ballots and names checked without presence. Morse seeks legal action and potential new election to resolve the dispute.
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Maine
Phippsburg
N. W. Eaton
Nathaniel Morse
Morse
Ir. Morse
Winnegance News Roundup From Sabine to Bath
Local notes describe D A Merry filling ice houses at Sabine and Birch Point as crowds enjoy sleighing on Winneganee bridge. Community events include sewing clubs, visiting relatives, a Boston auto show trip, illness updates, and town meeting turnout with sparse attendance.
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D. A. Merry
H. A. Duncan
Sabine
Drake
Birch Point
Marion Morse
Freds. Coombs
Sherman Morse
Herbert
Bath
Frank Oliver
Frank Perry
Boston
Winneganee Bridge
Ernest Knight
Augusta
Knight
Eugene Knight
George Dennison
Madelyn
Freeport
James F Will Co department store jewelry and textiles sale
Department 1 offers satin white and gold net braids and laces with silk wash fabrics 36 inches wide. Department 2 features figured bolienne in pink blue apricot and foulards 27 inches wide. Department 5 showcases corset waists maternity wear and hose supporters with several styles and sizes. Department 7 presents silver mesh bags Easter cards and novelty frame tops with multiple prices.
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Bolienne
Cordova
Bibber Residence Prominent Bath Home Featured
Mrs. R. D. Bibber lists 327 Front Street Bath a modern twelve room dwelling with bath electric lights gas laundry in basement billiard room and den on third floor occupying a large lot this is described as the Bibber residence in Bath.
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Dr. R. D. Bibber
Front Street
Bath
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N. W. Isaton
Ladies’ Society of
Popham Beach
Phippsboro
John H. Stacy
Antoinette
Georgetown
Philadelpha
Wilmington
George Pease
John D. Rogers
Elisha N. Totman
William R. Bowker
Mina . Oliver of
Auburn
Hattie Pye
Gertrude Small
Silas Oliver
Sebasco
Oliver
American Express Co
Sebuasco
Fred A. Perry
Harvey Berry
William Bowie
Stony Brook
Frank Williams
Richmond
Charles J. Stevens
Chicopee
Maso
Ashdile
Dromore
Bitel Pine
Taw
Frank &. Bowker & Son
Walter HH. Bowker
The
Center
George Ingall
Martha Cutting
James Ff. Perry
James €. Perry
Brightwater
New Meadows
Fed. Coley
Lisbonalls
Nellie Cut
Ting
Charles Cutting
Nellie Cutting
Perrys Brothers & Campbell
Ievine Perry
Christine
Hobden
Maude Holbrook
James
Perrys
Hromore Range
Independent
Joy Small
Upton
Pitch Pine Hill
Edward Colby
Lisbon Falls
Pemaquid
Mr. Morse
Mr. Maton
Herbert S. Bowker
Bowker
Eaton
Winnegance
Little Girls
Doris Morse
Jester Perry
Earle
Randolph
Zina BB. Want
Gertrude Williams
Lewiston
Charles E. Williams
Lillian McCutcheon
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Anne Oliver
Seymour Clayden
Bath Iron Works
F. M. Fuller
D. A. Mer
Ida Hunt
Newcastle
Albert Lakin
William C. Preble
Clara Williams
Fannie Pratt
Winfield Groves
the Independent
Fred S&s. Coombs
William Merry
Charles H. Rogers
Charles Preble
High St
Henry Potter
Busness
George H. J. Ingalls
Winneganee
Phippsburg Center
Lucy Small
Vida McIntire
Albert H. Shaw
Loring Small
Colonial Club
Easni
WM. BR. Bowker
Castory
Redge
Desayles Pitcier
Ms . . FL Labs
Bears
Castoria
BEW
James F. Will Co
Brunswick
Ferris
Wiite
R. D. Bibber
Kennebec River
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