Street Railway May Purchase New Cars
The public utilities commission approved a contract between Androscoggin and Kennebec Railway Co and the Beason Manufacturing Co of Springfield Mass for 12 double safety motor cars with trucks and equipment at a total price of 856 268 L The deal includes 66 lease notes maturing 1 to 36 months and a cash payment of 16 650 00 with the remaining 4628 18 financed in notes secured by a lien on the cars until fully paid The commission said this arrangement is reasonable and economical citing precedent from similar applications
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Public Utilities Commission
Androscoggin and Kennechec Railway Co
Wason Manufacturing Co
Springctild
Mass
Wasen Manufacturing Co
Sagadahoc Court Opens December Term in Augusta
The December term of the Sagadahoc Law Court opens in Augusta at 10 a.m. with Chief Justice Leslie C. Cornish and associates. New reporter Judge Freeman D. Dearth will sit, succeeding Terrence B. Towle. Docket includes Charles T. Smith vs Laurin T. Hunter and related motions.
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Law Court
Augusta
Leslie C. Cornish
Albert M. Spear
Cardiner
Warren C. W Philbrook
Waterville
John OA. Morrill
Auburn
Scott Wilson
Worthind
Lucre B. Devsy
Bar Harbor
Reporter of Decisions
Freeman D. Dearth
Dexter
Tov. Milliken
Milliken cancels speeches amid threats and travel plans
Governor Carl Milliken orders suspension of all speeches including Maine Automobile Association meeting in Bangor and Professional Women's Clubs convention at the Copley Plaza in Boston as threat concerns rise. The Bangor event was set for Wednesday night while the Boston meeting was scheduled for December 10.
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Carl Kk. Milliken
Maine Automobile Association
Bangor
Copley Plaza
Uston
Bath native to depart for Orient on business mission
George Hl. Stewart of New York, a former Bath boy, heads abroad for a multi‑country assignment with N. W. Peabody Co. He sails from Vancouver on Christmas Day to Yokohama to open an office, then Manila and Shanghai, after five months in Japan. He is 25, educated at Morse high, Bowdoin, Harvard, Wesleyan, and served in the ambulance during World War I.
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George Hl. Stewart
New York
Bath
Orient
N. W. Peabody Co
Europe
Asia
Mr. Stewart
Shanghai
Chicago
San Francisco
Seattle
Vancouver
Yokohama
Japan
Manila
Stewart
Morse High School
Bowdoin
Harvard
Wesleyan
H. W. Peabody Co
France
Germany
Army of Occupation
United States
Weabody Company
Bath Gun Club Reorganizes With Plans for Winter
The Bath Gun Club reassembled Friday night with enthusiasm and a goal to become one of the state’s liveliest clubs once a suitable site is found. Officers reappointed include President Hubert H. McCarty, Secretary Treasurer Merton O. Webber, and Field Captain A. G. Fisher. A site committee led by Hubert V. McCarty with Merton Webber, Joseph F. Carvil, and Edward Lee will seek a traps location and report next meeting. Members listed include George Connor and several Connors, Morse, Drake, Ross, Torrey Jr, Keeler, Campbell, and Thompson.
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Bath
Hubert Hl. McCarty
Merton O. Webber
A. G. Fisher
Hubert V. McCarty
Joseph F. Carvil
Edward ©. Lee
George Connor
Charles Connor
William Connor
Christmas Dinner Help Sought by Bath Salvation Army Captain
Capt. O'Brien of the Salvation Army in Bath pledges aid for any worthy family facing Christmas dinner needs. He stresses all communications will be promptly attended to and that baskets will be arranged for eligible cases, in addition to the Army's regular work.
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O'Brien
The
Salvation Army
Bath
Army
Thanksgiving Service and Community Notes in Georgetown
The First Baptist Church hosted a Thanksgiving program with songs recitations and prayers led by Rev. William T. Boyd and others. Clifton Mathews is credited with a 40 pound raccoon capture. multiple residents and guests marked Thanksgiving with visits and meals. The Maine Anti Tuberculosis Red Seal campaign opens December 8 with a $75 quota for Georgetown and local committees to assist.
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W. G. Todd
Leela
Lewis
Imma Clark
Jesus
His
T Rie
Dorothy Pinkham
Eerapiitsehvisscenes
Raphael Rowe
William T. Boyd
Bath
A. KE. Bugzo
Cathance
Brunswick
John KE. Oliver
Maine Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Inward
Heald
Thomas Hagan
Frank Heald
Caroline Hagan
Ida Lewis
Belle Heald
Harry Ieald
Marke Hagan
James Stuart
Junior Hagan
Fred Ward
George Sprague
Robert Black
Myron Sprague
Clayton Rowe
Byron M. Rowe
Marion Ward
West Georgetown
Topsham
Pauline Moore
Hebron Academy
Roy Moore
A. KE. Rowe
Ferdinand Brilmayer
Thomas Sedgeburg
Marrtown
Massachusetts
Henry Todd
Benjamin H. Woodside
J. Everett Jewett
Robinhood
Emma Iillings
David Gibbons
Boston
Howard Trafton
Doris Trafton
Rudolph Trafton
Fred Oliver
All of
Gath
Sewall Oliver
Earle Hagan
Portland
Hagan
Marion Guzzo
Milton Buzzo
Lester Pettengill
John S. Oliver
First Baptist Church
John PP. Roberts
The
Baptist Association
Howard G. Trafton
Ethel B. Todd
Marion Thuzzo
Bertha A. Russell
Harold Ward
Joseph Higgins
Arthur Pene
Celeste Benson
Sesuidavd
Round Pond
Leo Renzetti
Methodist Vestry
A.V. Buzzo
Cathunee
Bowdoinham Suffers Home Burglary and Community Notes
The home of Mr. and Mrs. George Chadwick in Bowdoinham was entered during their absence last week, with valuables including a fur coat, gold watch, bank book, war savings stamps taken. Eliza Millay, widow of Humphrey Varney, dies at Post Road home aged, funeral held at Millay cemetery. Numerous Thanksgiving visits, marriages announced, and local activities from Eastern Star, Red Cross, and church groups outlined along with town news and residents’ comings and goings.
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George Chadwick
Eliza Millay
Humphrey Variney
Varney
Jeremiah Millay
Onie Zelda McCollar
Elmer Owen Small
Small
Bates College
Newport High School
Bowdoinham
Elmer
Jennie Cheney Small
A. H. Cheney
Charles N. Blodgett
Newell Farm
RE. J. Millay
W. S. Kendall
Lewis Brown
Bath
Texas Yard
Ida
Mildred Millay
Mary Millay
Miklred Small
Newport
Robert Brown
Brunswick
H. Nevers
Gardiner
Margaret Purinton
R.D. Puinton
Bowdoin Libby
Boston
R. D. Purinton
John Maher
Grace Brown
St. Mary's Hospital
Margaret Sparks Wade
Topsham
John A. Cone
Bradford
Mass
Eastern Star Aid
Frances BE. Wilson
Order
Electa
George W. Swain
Crowley's Junction
Mrs Martha W Everard 75 Bath Widow of Louis Everard
Martha W Winslow Everard died after a long illness at 10.80 Tuesday night in Bath. Born in Bath she was the daughter of William and Lucinda Winslow and lived there all her life. She leaves two sons Joseph of Bath and Walter of Topsham and a daughter Miss Cora Everard at home. Funeral Thursday at two from her home on Upper Washington Street.
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Norman Curtis
Bowdoinham
America
Nellie Rideout
Scott
Frances Scott
Eva Rideout
R. E. Ferguson
Alva Hildreth
KE. P. Kendall
Sally Churchill
Berlin
N.hs
Hazen Cornish
Fogg
Clara- Foggy -He-D
Cornish
R. B. Purinton
Helen Pratt
Portland
Emeline Pratt
Maria Woodworth
M. T. Purinton
Nancy Cornish
D. Thorne
Viola‘ Coombs
Bert Fulton
Brunswick
F. K. Jack
Augusta
Martha W. Everard
Louis Everard
Bath
William
Lucinda Hall Winslow
Beacon Street
Joseph Everard
Walter Everard
Topsham
Cora Everard
Upper
Washington Street
Catarrh Harm Across Noses Throats and Organs
Chronic catarrh weakens lung tissues disturbs digestion dulls taste smell and hearing and harms the voice. A constitutional remedy is needed Hood s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood to remove the cause and is said to have satisfied thousands across generations. Hood s Pills provide a thorough gentle cathartic laxative if bilious or constipated.
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Hood
Bath's New Band Leads City Musical Surge
A Bath based band directed by Joseph L. Gaudreau plans dances to fund its 25 piece ensemble. Reported to rival Bath’s best bands, it features members with army and navy experience and aims for a standout first public appearance in new uniforms.
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Bath
Joseph L. Gaudreau
Navy
New Barge Hallowell Delivers To Kennebec Wharf
The Crosby Navigation Co. launched the barge Hallowell from Richmond on Oct. 18 for the Emergency Fleet Corporation. It docked today at the Kennebec Coal & Wharf Co. and will remain several days before its first voyage. In other news in municipal court Said Ahmed, a Turk, was fined 25 dollars plus 9.16 dollars costs after assaulting a patron with an ash tray at the Belmont cafe on Monday.
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Ahmed
Belmont
J. J. Keegan
Insulator‑breaker reward posted by Central Maine Power
Central Maine Power Co offers a 50 reward for evidence leading to arrest and conviction of anyone shooting insulators or damaging lines from Chop Point to Bath. Police and residents urged to report incidents to protect Bath households and local businesses from costly outages.
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Central Maine Power Co
Chops
Bath
Alway
Capt Small's Condition Deteriorates Yet Improved Lightly
Capt William G Small, at the relief hospital in Haymarket square Boston, suffers blood poisoning. A message to Mrs Harold Small says his condition was a trifle improved Tuesday though still extremely serious. He recognized his son Harold Monday afternoon but then slipped back into unconsciousness with intermittent rallying spells.
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William G. Small
Relief Hospital
Haymarket Square
Boston
Harold Small
Capt. Small
Harold
Bath Ad Sparks Waterfront Debate Over Pests
In Bath a drug store advertisement proclaims Common Sense Kills Mats and Roaches angering residents along the waterfront who dispute the message and its implication for their living conditions.
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Bath
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