City Council Election Results Outline City Roster
Complete list of Aldermen and Councilmen elected shows 16 Republicans and 12 Democrats across seven wards. Re-elected officials include Covel Thompson McGrath Burgess Swett Mason Leeman Dunton Tobey. Vote tallies and ward by ward results detail mayoral and ward outcomes plus town meetings in Bowdoinham Topsham and Arrowsie with various appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harrington
Ralph C. Covel
Levi Thompson
J. Fred Tobey
Clarence A. Peaslee
Eugene McGrath
Arthur W. H. Rand
Henry Bickle
Chester A. Plant
Fred A. Starkey
Ralph H. Tourtillotte
William B. Temple
Harold
Cutting
John Burgess
Lester Buck
Ralph E. Legard
Edward L. Kenniston
John J. Kelley
John E. Hart
Henry R. White
Sidney D. Swett
Alexander Mason
Small Hyde
Small
Town Meeting Results in Georgetown
The Georgetown town meeting named selectmen and assessors William L. Berry, T. W. Blaisdell, and T. N. Williams. Overseers of the poor were T. N. Williams and A. J. Steadman.
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Georgetown
William L. Berry
T. W. Blaisdell
T. N. Williams
A. J. Steadman
Dr Williams Pink Pills Tonic for Growing Girls
Advertises Dr Williams Pink Pills as the best convenient tonic for girls during growth spurts. Claims to supply needed blood elements to support health and prevent nervous issues. Priced at fifty cents per box and sold by druggists or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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St. Vitus
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Track Was Soft Slows Bath Driving Club Winter Races
Weather disrupted the Bath Driving Club event with a soft track and holes in the ice delaying faster times. Baron Sidnut and Rab pulled shoes and were drawn. races continued to honor a large crowd as Class A B and D results were recorded with drivers and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Driving Club
Baron Sidnut
Rab
Wheeler
Hasty
Auburn
Ben Q
Larock ‘Net
Jake DeForrest
Parks
Babe Highmore
Ambrose St. Dawn
Dunton Oe Dee
Taylor
Don
Humphrey
King Adlan
C H
Harrison
Local Jottings From Maine Towns on Saturday
Three loads of hay were weighed at City Scales on Saturday. A portable mill arrived on the Harvey Gove lot in Wiscasset. Wiscasset lit up electrically from Central Maine Power. Lisbon Falls Lobster Club scheduled a ladies supper March 28. Sedgwick Sewing Circle met at the G.A.R. Hall for an all day session with a picnic dinner. Lisbon Enterprise notes talk of modernizing the Lewiston and Bath line with longer runs. Clarence R. Thomas and Mary J. Ostlerind of Bath recorded for marriage. Harry Blaisdell, chief engineer of the ocean tug Ontario, came from Boston for the weekend. the Ontario tows barges Boston–New York. In Augusta, the Board of Education bought 50 cords of hardwood for spring use in schools. Local workers tired of stormy weather. A Bath grocer reports rising potato prices and growing demand for rice. The Medical World cites candy as aid to breaking the drink habit. Bowdoin College beat Skowhegan Rifle Club 934 to 881. stars were Johnson and Schlosberg. Iowa ruling bans flag images on merchandise per federal law. Judge Fred E. Beane of Kennebec County recovering after surgery. likely time before returning home. Tug Seguin swapped tows with Monocacy near Parker Flats and Larrabee’s yard in Bath.
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City Scales
Harvey Gove
Wiscasset
Central Maine
Lisbon Falls
Clarence R. Thomas
Mary J. Osterlind
Bath
Grassy
Harry Blaisdell
Ontario
Boston
New York
Augusta
Board of Education
Bowdoin College
Skowhegan Rifle Club
Johnson and
Schlosberg
Collegians
Skowhegan
Iowa Department of Justice
Fred E. Beane
Superior Court
Kennebec County
Waterville
Hallowell
Seguin
Tamamend
Monocacy
Molino
Larrabee’s
Winter St Notes on Church Society Activities
The Senior C EB Society met led by W A MacCormick to plan work for the church. Tuesday Evening Club was hosted by Mrs Roscoe McFadden and Miss Lydia Tracy for war relief. The Pas tors Council met Wednesday with church officers and heads of organizations. Thursday the pastor attended an ecclesiastical council to install Rev Perley C Grant in Kennebunk. Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs M K Sturtevant and Miss Almira Sturtevant. Men s Club met Friday with an illustrated lecture on the Grand Canyon and Yosemite by Dr L T Snipe. A class to prepare new members for Easter will begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Society
W. A. MacCormick
Roscoe McFadden
Lydia Tracy
Perley C. Grant
Kennebunk
M. K. Sturtevant
Almira Sturtevant
Grand Canyon
Yosemite
L T. Snipe
Missionary Day Observed At Sunday School Service
The Missionary Society led the annual Missionary Day with classes offering at the altar and a sermon by Secretary Mac Cormick of the Y M C A. Major and Mrs Guard of the Salvation Army spoke at the Epworth League service. The Ladies Aid held an all day session at Mrs. Thomas Baker’s home. vestry repairs began this week and will be rushed to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School
Missionary Society
MacCormick
Y.M.C.A
Guard
Salvation Army
Epworth
Ladies’ Aid
Thomas Baker
Trufant St
Ladies Aid Gifts Grow at People's Church
The Ladies' Aid gave $90 to People's Church last week, the third donation since Christmas. Twenty eight members attended Thursday's meeting as plans were made to build two new classrooms for beginners and primary. The Sunday school cabinet met with twenty members and half the needed funds were raised. Rev J J Hull delivered an address at Wesley Church Friday evening. Pastor S A Evans hosted Thursday night and L L Hooker attended Friday.
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Aid
J. J. Hull
Wesley Church
S. A. Evans
L. L. Hooker
Corliss St Notes Social and Church Activities
The Ladies' Aid Society met in the vestry for an all day session. Free Will Workers met with Mrs. Fred Chaney on Middle St. Research class held its monthly meeting at Mr. Fannie Thurlow's home. The choir practiced in the vestry. The weekly prayer meeting with orchestra was held Thursday evening and the pastor spoke on God's Love for the World. A woman's prayer meeting is scheduled tomorrow at 10:15 in the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Free Will Workers
Fred Chaney
Middle St
Fannie Thurlow
Highland St
Community Notes and Water Extension Debate
The Unity Guild gathered with Mrs. Cedric Martin at 22 Willow St and the Brotherhood hosted a notable ladies night in the vestry. Sunday school classes compete by miles run, led by Mrs. W. H. White. Cyrus R. Tupper spoke in Augusta on extending Southport's charter for a water system due to wartime material costs and bridge delays. Hohpi Camp Fire girls sleighed with Miss Marion Purington of West Bath, then shared fish chowder at her farm. George A. Hanson traveled to Portland for eye treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Maxwell
Board of Selectmen
George E. Alexander
Haley Hill
Second Selectman
Henry F. Smith
Harry L. Tarr
Unity Guild
Cedric Martin
Willow St
Brotherhood
W. H. White
Cyrus R. Tupper
Boothbay Harbor
Southport
Southport-Boothbay Harbor
Hohpi
Marion Purington
West Bath
North Bath
Purington
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Fulton New York woman Nellie Pitts says years of female weakness left her unable to stand or walk streets alone Doctors claimed only an operation would help yet Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her to health She urges other women with nervousness backache or blues to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for free guidance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Pitts
R. A. Rider
R.F.D. No. 5
Fulton
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sewall Adams 78 dies in Woolwich after Civil War service
Sewall Adams long a respected Woolwich resident died at his Montsweag home Saturday night from double pneumonia. A Newcastle native, Civil War veteran and lifelong Republican, he earlier worked a Colorado sheep ranch and later lived in Seattle with his sister before moving to Woolwich three years ago. He leaves two Woolwich sisters and nephews. funeral held at his home with burial in Newcastle.
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Sewall Adams
Woolwich
Montsweag
Mr. Adams
Newcastle
John
Olivia Adams
Maine
Colorado
Seattle
Cynthia Adams
Adams
Baptist Church
Charles Hanniwell
Francis Lee dies at 63 in Cornwall Ontario
Edward J. Lee and John J. Lee return from Cornwall Ontario after the death of their father Francis Lee aged 63. He was a long time resident of Cornwall Township, survived by his wife Elizabeth Allen and ten children, with one son overseas with the 154th Battalion. Funeral held at Our Lady of Grace Church Dickinsons Landing.
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Edward J. Lee
John J. Lee
Cornwall
Ontario
Francis Lee
Mr. Lee
Owen Lee
Elizabeth Allen
Monkland
Charles P. Lee
154Th Battalion
Corbett McRae
Church of Our Lady of Grace Dickinson’s Landing
Angus Harrison
John
Edward Lee
Bath
Gregory
Copper Cliff
Ont
Leonard F
Syracuse
N. Y
Lance Corp
Charles P
London
Eng
James
James E. Hickey
D. W. Bowie
Lynn
Mass
May
Isaiah Pepper Dies At 69 In This City
News comes Saturday from Augusta of the death from pneumonia of Isaiah Pepper son of the late Harriet Pepper of this city aged 69 years. He is survived by two brothers Edward and Frank of this city. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at two o'clock from the Elm Street Baptist Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Isaiah Pepper
Harriet Pepper
Edward
Frank
Elm Street Baptist Chapel
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William A. Bruce
Charles H. Harrington
George F. Glidden
Edward W. Hunt
Edwin F. Small
Frank D. Totman
Ferdinand W. Coombs
Edward J. Morey
William R. Donnell
William H. Tobey
Harry O. Richardson
Harold E. Cutting
Fred E. Bragg
Octave Breton
William M. Adams
Benjamin L. Cressey
Frank H. Turner
George J. Goodwin
Randall A. Nichols
Joseph A. Smith
Rudolph Roy
Levi T. Thompson
Nelson L. Jackson
Lester E. Buck
William F. Ham
Harry L. Andros
John FE. Hart
William W. Hosmer
Harrison E. Bowie
William Mann
John J. Lynch
John H. Freeman
John J. Marks
George A. Rogers
George H. Roderick
Edwin Ll.emmons
Warren A. Lowell
Clifford F. Harrington
Charles C. Williams
Edward F. Miller
Joseph P. Crane
Walter S. Russell
George E. Clough
Joseph B. Brierly
Peter A. McDonald
Elmer W. Rogers
Ralph P. Dunbar
Edgar W. Gilman
Elmer L. Edgecomb
Henry T. B. Leeman
F. Ray Dunton
Daniel A. McDonald
Scott M. Golder
Frank C. Skillings
Mark Langdon Hagan
Frank L. Edgecomb
Edward P. Rice
Thomas M. Baker
Ernest M. Evrard
Carl Kistler
Marius H. Page
Daniel E. McPhee
Harry Arthur Starbird
Lorin J. Eggleston
Eugene E. Annable
H. D. Harley
Harold KF. Hunt
Howard G. Heald
J. G. Stevens
Bowdoinham
Charles White
George F. Denham
I. C. Irish
W. L. Graves
D. B. Douglass
Benjamin Adams
George H. Hackett
E. L. White
Charles H. McEwen
Charles F. Staples
Frank Allen
Charles M. White
Dinsmore
Agriculture Club
River Road
Richmond
Bowdoin
Topsham
John A. Cone
M. C. Hall
Edwin W. Mallett
Walter M. Williams
James C. Purington
William S. Rogers
Charles L. Giveen
Arrowsie
G. L. Tarr
W. F. Potter
G.—S Tarr
F. H. Clark
W. F. Hagan
C. C. Shea
T. O. Steen
Wilder Hagan
Ward Kelley Glidden
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Winter ST. Notes
People’s Church
First Baptist
George A. Hanson
Portland
Shaw Building
Front St
Center St
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