West Bath Town Meeting Reelects Larrabee and Charts Budget
West Bath residents reelected W. Th. Larrabee as town collector and treasurer by unanimous vote. Edwin W. Naggett was chosen moderator and officers including town clerk Harry J. Rich, selectmen, assessors of the poor, and a new health officer were named. A new town house was debated as the current facility proved too small for women voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TH. Larrabee
Mr. Larrabee
Edwin W. Naggett
Harry J. Rich
Edwin W. Haggett
Alvah He. Donnell
Lincoln Williams
Walter IT. Larrabee
Morse Boys Triumph Over Brunswick in Lopsided Win
Morse boys defeated Brunswick 77 to an incomplete score with Perkins scoring 24 and totaling 55 Morse points. The coach kept the regulars in for practice before the big game with Cony on Saturday. Tickets were selling quickly as fans anticipate a potential Morse victory and a championship tilt at Tufts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Morse
Perkins
Rocklin
Rockland
Walbridge
Webber's
Tufts College
Cony
Phippsburg Town Meeting Adopts 5000 Highway Bond Plan
More than 150 residents gathered despite rain, with notable female participation for the first time. The town approved a 5000 road project between Phippsburg Center and Popham Beach, funded by 10000 state aid and notes over ten years, with annual principal payments of 500. Contests for selectmen and road commissioner highlighted a lively meeting, and officers were elected including Bowker as moderator and Upton as clerk.
American Legion to Give Concert at Morse High School
Roland F T Smith post announces a joint recital of songs at Morse high school assembly hall on Friday evening March 15 to benefit the post house fund. No organized drive. aims to entertain the community and aid the post. Performers include Mrs Ruby D McCurdy mezzo contralto and Eugene Reed auditor at The Texas Steamship Co. Attendance expected high due to popularity of the cause and reception to a Chapman concert. Miss Evelyn Goff returned to Portland after a week at home on Upper Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland FT. Smith
Post. A. L
Morse High School
Feriday
Post House
Ruby D. McCurdy
Bath
Eugene Reed
Texas Steamship Co
Chapman
Roland H. Smith
Six Civil War veterans attend town meeting in Whippsburg
Not every town in the state can boast such a turnout. Six Civil War veterans were present at a Monday meeting in Whippsburg. The veterans listed include James C. Perry of the Basin B S Marr and Mr Chandler of Popham Beach Joh Cary of Ashdale Charles B Thirrington of Parker Tread and John Th Pease of the Counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whippsburg
James C. Perry
the Basin
B.S. Marr
Mr. Chandler
Popham Beach
Joh Cary
Ashdale
Charles B. Thirrington
Parker Tread
John Th. Pease
Little Lord Fauntleroy Presented at Cumberland Theater
A dramatized version of Little Lord Fauntleroy will be staged at the Cumberland theater in Brunswick on April 7 by a Portland players company. The cast includes Miss Katrina Schuyler and Robert Tate with others to be announced. Proceeds benefit the Wellesley club fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Frances Vadgdon Burnett
Lord Fauntleroy
Ous
Brunswick
Cumberland Theater
Portland
Bath
Katrina Schuyler
Robert Tate
William Ireland
Wellesley Club
Prue Couple Wed and Plan Chester Pa Move
Cards from Mr and Mrs Harley JD Prue announce their marriage at Christmas week and their departure to Atlantic City. Mrs True, formerly Miss Cora Kingsbury, will join her husband in Chester Pennsylvania where Mr True has a pending position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley JD. Prue
Athintic City
True
Cora’ Kingsbury
Chester, Pa
Mrs Henry Greenleaf Visited by Daughters in Park Street
Mrs Henry Greenleaf of Westport was a Tuesday guest of her daughters Mrs Albert McFadden and Mrs Chauncey Lewis of Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Greenleaf
Westport
Albert, McFadden
Chauncey Lewis
Park Street
Bath residents shine at Sagadahoc event in Maine reception
Bath participation led Sagadahoc county at a Maine State Association reception in the Arcade Building lounge. Governor Percival Baxter arrived as the line formed and greeted attendees, with Bath figures prominent in the receiving line. The program ran from eight to midnight with dancing, supper, and many applications for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Maine State Association of Washington
4Th Street
Park Road
W. Neely
Sagadahor
Androscoggin
Percival PL Baxter
Wallace TL
White
Flomgil Mars
Gaiv PP. Gannett
Augusta
Nene
Baxter
Association
Tarelda Roberts
Mere Roberts
Mas Carter Keene
Missink
Briggs
Frank C. Merritt
Missie
Sovello
Deport Plower Co
Gertin
Richmond Town Meeting Elects Officials and Set Budgets
At the annual town meeting in Richmond, residents elected officials including Moderator Joseph W. Randlette and Clerk Lewis R. Gaubert. The slate also chose selectmen, assessors, overseers of the poor, a treasurer, tax collector, auditor, highway commissioner, and a school board with Mrs. Elizabeth J. Haynes and W. O. Gardiner for one year and Mrs. Ednth J. Hlorne for three. Major appropriations include highway and bridges 4000, sidewalks 2500, sewer work, common schools 44000, and free high school 5100. Tax collector Carlton H. Curtis to receive one percent and a two percent discount for early payments. The board is tasked with completing sewers on Gardiner and Front streets and placing an electric light on South Street near Elizabeth Scott's residence. A new rock crusher is to be purchased. school department funding increased notably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Ernest BE. Williames
Edwin W. Triggett
Miles S. Purington
Board of Health
Rufus W. Lombard
William TH. Brown
Joseph W. Larrabee
James B. Lemont
T. Th. Neiley
James French
John White
J. J. Thompson
HH. Holden
Jank Higgins
Walter TL. Larrabee
Fred A. Butler
Henry J. Holden
Joseph Lemont
J. J. Coombs
James TE. French
Vernon Lake
Sextons
J. Higgins
William McCollough
James Coombs
T. Fylerkins
Clarry J. Rieh
Wig
Charles Bates, Jr
Walter H. Larrabee
Charles W. Lee
Fred W. Larrabee
Thomas F. Perkins
W. S. Larrabee
Merton Wiright
Woolwich
Ida Dart
Charles TL. Smith
Florence Neiley
Lincoln Williams
Mr. Williams
Miss Agnes Fields
West Bath
Toston
Miss Fields
Brunswick
Stanley Peterson
Portland
Sesoo
Saintemanes
Partners and Mechanic's Club
Richmond
Ferry
HL Curtis
Vardiner Street
Front Street
South Street
Elizabeth TE Scott
Aiade i
SITOO
Dunlap Commandery Installs Officers
The Dunlap Commandery Knight Templar held a officers installation at the Masonic hall on Tuesday night. Commander elect Sir Knight Otelyvin T. Beerworth declined due to illness, with Sir Khillight Arthur FE Bishop replaced by Beerworth and several officers named alongside. Past command ers Glidden White and Wilson performed ceremony with grand warder and grand prelate assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap Commandery
Knight Templar
Masonic Hall
Khillight Arthur FE
Otelyvin T. Beerworth
Henry R. White
David L. Wilson
Real Estate Transfers Reported Across Sagadahoc Registry
Twenty five real estate transfers were listed in the Sagadahoc registry over the past fortnight. Notable entries include multiple parcels in Richmond and Woolwich, with transfers to Wright, Rideout, Wheeler, Rowe, White, and Dingley among others, covering towns such as Bar Harbor and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe
Richmond
Wheels
Barth
Yoodiote
Dewdoin
Devdotinina
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Woolwield
Iene
Arrawsie
Weei Bath
Tere
Thith
Mirutin
Doyle
W. Peskin
Oak
Mdwin
Cornish
Raepl
Woright
Tielph de. Wright
Orlande TE Dane
Doli
Wilson
Ana Duhe
Lawrence
Adams
Adelecstte S
Waksisliac
Bose
George J. Quint
Jaymes P Rideout
Gideon TL Wheeler
Gideon Vo Wheeler
Bowdoin
Ames
John Georeetown
Sewall
Oliver
Woatter
E. Cunningham
Tidppeturg
Margaret J. Rowe
Warfield
P. Rowe
al Richmond
Helen R. Bishop
Watter J. White
William M. Dingley
Alfred Bo Small
Charess A. Tlowes
Maury Botorrer
Alfred Tisie Phebst
Tekst
Tuason
Whithes
Chora
A. Whitney
John A. Hittchinoon
HG. C. Barnham
Anna Walhtee Danie
Tou Bam
Elgin A. TH Panter
Tueien
Hl. White
Albene Lavoie
R.utis A. Rieket
O'Dell Speech Spurs Debate On Marriage At Boston Forum
George O'Dell told a Boston audience that marriage is no joke and condemned lighted depictions in picture theatres. The Globe reports his Auto and Ethics of the Photoplay Theatre talk, set for next Sundays Commun i Forum meeting, with Maysie Hall and George K E Thompson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O'Dell
Boston
Boston Globe
O'Dell
Maysie Nall
George KE. Thompson
Daughters of Revolution Attend State Conference Sessions
Several members of the Col Dummer Sewall chapter of the DAA plan to attend state conference sessions in Port and March 1 and 17, opening at Faso on the 16th at Congress Square First Universalist Church. An evening reception at the Falmouth hotel features entertainment by the DAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Dummer Sewall
DAA
Phin Ding
DOALA
Porth
Faso
Congress Square
Chuarch
Falmouth
DAR
Bath Chapter Luncheon Plans Tickets for Tumeheon
On Thursday at noon a Balmouth luncheon will be held. Bath chapter members wanting tickets for the event must notify. Miss Dime Murphy will handle requests this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmouth
Bath
Funeral of Mrs. Angeline J. Lewis Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs Angeline J Lewis widow of Chauneey D Lewis was held Sunday afternoon at two at Chauncey Lewis’s home 25 Park Street. Memorial attendance included Key Harnest Tolman of the First Baptist church. Bearers were three sons Chauncey D Lewis Waldo Reed Lewis and Lester A L Lewis and her nephew Albert M McPaddens. The body was entombed at Maple Grove and will later be removed to Five Islands for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeline J. Lewis
Chauneey DD. Lewis
Chauncey Lewis
Park — Street
Key Harnest M. Tolman
First Baptist Church
Chanmneey DD
Waldo Re
Lester AL Lewis
Albert M. McPaddens
Maple Grove
Veteran firemen serenade Mayor Cahill in Bath
After ballots in Monday's election, Bath veteran firemen led a Baxter drum corps voice and red torches through Center Street to serenade Mayor Charles T. Cahill at his home. The crowd then moved to city hall where Cahill reviewed the parade as residents cheered. Mrs Cahill waved from a chamber window in recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles TE Cahill
Bath
Piremen’s
Baxter
Quayer
Thespidermen’s Chamber
Othe
Cahill
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Larrabee
H. F. Peterson
Charlie Haggett
W. Haggett
J. J. Lemont
Mary Philpot
Lowell School
Owen E. Rogers
North Bath
Herbert Rusell
John Sylvester
Sabine
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Barbara T. Brown
Airs
Walter T. Brown
North Street
Mire
E.R. Brown
Eleanor Bates
Samuel Bates
Eula Barter
Littlefield School
Harpswell
Peleg Merryman
Miss Barter
Grange
Ernest KE. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Fannie Cummings
Murray
Court Street
L. F
Atwood
D. F.’? Medicine Co
Footer
Sprague
McFarland
Clements
Stover
Povieh
Asa
Groves
Arberancrene
Singer Hamlin
Patten
Mlemsale
Soule
Ly Chamero
Carey
Timor
Lyden
Popham
Frank S. Bowker
Thippsburg Center
SSOO
Fred Oliver
N. W. Eaton
Walter J. Small
Upton
J. BF. Upton
Winfield WL Morse
Walter J. Mercurt
J. Bradford Sprague
Db. Uyten
Knight
AL Oliver
West Point
Poper
Soo
Henry Butler
The
Basin
Charles Volinott
Roxbury
Mass
Charles L. Knight
Squirrel Point Light
Edward Chaplin
Mar
William Roderick
Minnie Wallace
Sebasee
Melvin Wadshire
Rose Carpenter
James Bh. Perry
Meadowbrook
Thomas McCormick
Eiery Mills
J. Ah Peace
Elezekiah Harrington
George A. Pushard
Parker
Frank Jewell
New York
Alb
Winnegance
American Legion
Evelyn Goff
Upper
Washington Street
Sagadahoc
Maine Association In
Washington
National Farm Weekly
Country Gentleman
Sagadahoc County
Pomona Grange
Herrietta G. Sawyer
Pleasant Street
Harold Hildreth
Topsham
the Grange
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Daughters OF Revolution
United States
U.S
Just
Lim
U. S
Ment Army Base
Center Street
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