Mayor Cahill Praises Industrial Outlook at Yearly Meeting
Mayor Charles Cahill spoke to the city council at the political year’s first meeting, citing progress in the industrial sector and a likely statement on the purchase of the Dath Iron Works. He thanked members for cooperation and noted upcoming administration changes. Resolutions of gratitude were adopted for city officials and staff, and payments totaling 2,216.54 were approved along with licenses for a pedlar and a secondhand dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 2. Cahill
Ety Coumer
Dati
Phe
Eto
Dath Iron Works
Admnistration
Taki Oe- Casson
Board of Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Hell of Accounts
Percy Ro Ayer
Nathan Loviel
Judge Keegan Speaks Before Bath Rotary Club
The Bath Rotary Club hosted a talk by Judge Keegan of the Bath Municipal Court on the functions and challenges of local justice agencies. Guests included former Sheriff Wilbur Oliver and Rotarians John Riles Albert Letarte and Dered Hiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Tineteen
Phetel Pheenia Phesday
Tinhool
Dodge Jotah Rhee
Sau
Bath
Buy All Wool Worsted Yarn From Manufacturer
Advertises assorted shades and heathers for hand and machine knitting and rug yarns. 4 oz skeins priced at 50 cents. Free samples available. Orders sent cash on delivery with Scolage paid. Concord Worsted Mills West Concord New Hampshire.
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C. UO. D. Scolage
Concord Worsted Mills
West Concord
N. H
Judge urges citizen input on court procedures and justice
The judge warned against relying on secondhand court accounts and urged citizens to attend proceedings to understand how courts, police, and sheriffs operate. He discussed case types like intoxication and non-support, criticized jury system flaws, and noted no easy remedy yet. The audience applauded.
Two BiC Teams Clash at Y M C A Tonight
Bath A C presents a high profile basketball duel between Base ton Whirhwinds and New York Fernwoods at the Bath gym. The event aims to be a major attractor near TG-27 season, with tickets selling fast and local fans rushing to secure seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseton Whirhwinds
New York Fernwoods
Bath A.C
Towa
Bowdoinham Social and Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Bowdoinham reports a well attended public luncheon hosted by Bowdoinham members of the Col Dimmer Sewall chapter DAA with prizes in a canuetion whist event. Attendees include Mrs Willis Miss Adams Mrs Hilda Powers of Topsham. Several residents attend visits, illnesses, and a 64th wedding anniversary celebration at Mesboratio Plall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Brown
Bowdoinham
Col. Dimmer Sewall
DAA
Willis
Miss Adams
Hilda Powers
Topsham
Mars
Jack
W. OS
A. Lb. MacDougal
Karl Tateh
Eliza Lancaster
George Asset
W. OS. Given
Albion
Cornish
Corish
Mary
Hazardville
Coon
Mar
Prank Iss
Grange
Jenning
Warr
Parington
Janes
Old Orchard
Richard Brown
Herbert Given
Auburn
Soniof Ma
Armour Beet Co
Lena Anderson
Elizabeth Britt
Flolen Britt
Charles AA. Perry
Portford
Conn
Trish
Johnny Jewell
Wellesley
Mass
Jessie Cromwell
Priday
Portland
Menest Hunter
Wallace Tlanter
New Comprehensive Unit Course in School Administration at Maine
Summer session at the University of Maine will offer a new three unit course in School Administration. The program, led by H M Seilis and Bertram Packard with Josiah Wy Taylor and Richard J Libby, plus Olin S Lutes, runs six weeks in three two week units. Each unit covers Rural Education and Administrative Problems with one hour degree credit per unit.
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Sgite Department of Education
Comming
University of Maine
H. M. Seilis
Bertram E H. Packard
Josiah Wy ‘Taylor
Richard J. Libby
Augusta
Olin S. Lutes
Department of Education
Orono
State Department
Lee
Phippsburg clams need curbs on nonresident diggers
Edward W. lrid g ham urges Phippsburg to regulate clam digging within town limits under Section 6D of Chapter 45, arguing that limiting times and permits protects flats from overharvesting and fire risk while preserving residents’ rights and the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Edward W. Lridgham
State Education Course Leads July Sessions
Josiah Wy. Taylor will head the first unit on high school organization and activities beginning July 6. Richard J. Libby will open Rural Education topics July 11 covering rural organization and sanitation. Bertram Packard and Professor Lutes close with August 1 to 11 on administrative and financial matters for teachers and pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Wy. Taylor
Victory Education
Richard J. Libby
Berfram BL Packard
Lutes
State Department of Education
State D A R To Meet Next Week In Portland
Maine Daughters of the American Revolution plan a statewide conference in Portland at State Street Congregational church on March 16 and 17 with sessions, nominations, reports, and a memorial service. Speakers include C W McGrowan of International College Springfield. music by Opportunity Farm youths. banquets at Lafayette hotel. open houses at Longfellow House. reservations via Mrs Edward Guimond and Mrs Charles Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine S. Wiles
Maine
State of Maine
Daughters of the
Elizabeth Wadsworth
State Street Congregational Church
Portland
Russell William Magna
C. W. McCgrowan
International College
Springfield
Opportunity Farm
Charles Rhodes
Coyle Street
Church Guild
Lafayette Hotel
Edward Guimond
Victory Avenue
South Wortland
Longfellow House
Tate
Wiles
Congress Square Hotel
Splashing by Autos Triggers Pedestrian Complaint
A local teacher reports being splashed by muddy water from a passing car on Washington Street near Cedar Street on Monday afternoon. The incident sparked protests from pedestrians who have faced repeated splashing as cars drive through wet streets.
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Thas
Washington Street
Cedar Street
Letter on speeding cars harms pedestrians in city streets
A reader complains about rapid driving splashing pedestrians in flooded streets. She recalls a coat ruined by a prior splash and notes similar incidents from motorists in summer puddles. The letter urges thoughtfulness and slower speeds to protect pedestrians near streetcar tracks.
Town Meeting Sets Budgets and Highway Funds
The town approved 1100 for poor relief and 2000 for snow removal. Funds include 600 for state aid highway, 359 for state highway maintenance, 250 for state aid maintenance, and river road graveling contingent on state match. Other appropriations cover officers 1500 debt interest 500 contingent expenses 1000 cemeteries 50 Memorial day 10 and various road grants from 100 up. The piece notes a shift from a past servants ball in New York.
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State Highway Commission
Mansion Maids Seek Theater Tickets for Annual Outing
Domestic workers plan an annual outing described as a homelike evening with music and dancing, while mistresses of large mansions organize ball room festivities. California also features an automobile school for girls amid the chatter.
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California
Maine D.A.R. in 17‑day Washington tour to Capitol
Miss Maude M. Merrick appointed Maine Daughters to the Continental Congress will lead a 17 day trip from Portland to Boston Washington and New York. The tour includes visits to Annapolis West Point and Storm King Mountain with hotel stays at the Ebbitt and Waldorf Astoria. Reduced fare plans apply with identification certificates and limited sleeping car berths.
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Maude M. Merrick
Waterville
Maine Daughters
Continental Congress
Maine
Portland Union Station
Boston
South Station
Washington Auditorium
Annapolis
Washington
New York
Waldorf Astoria
Merrick
Phillips Manor Hause
West Point
Yonkers
Dobbs Ferry
Hastings - On - Hudson
Sleepy Hollow
Bear Mountain
West Point Military Academy
Newburg
Jersey
Hudson River
Miss Merrick
Maude Merrick
Probate Court Clears Wills and Admin Matters in Sagadahoc
Second March term of Sagadahoc county probate court notes wills allowed estates settled and executors appointed with or without bonds. Administrations filed or granted inventories accounts and adoption and bond reductions approved. A cablegram reports Mrs Morse and Miss Coombs Mediterranean cruise arrivals and shore excursions praised. William Bonney of Gardiner visited Bath.
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Glidden
Sagadahoe County
Blanche
Metcale
Bath
Edward W. Larrabee
Liza A. Tathorne
James T. Morse
Witters
Metcalfe
Eliza A. Tathorne
Elizabeth OS. Morse
Whippsburg
John G. Morse
D.bane
Converse Varington
Bowdoinham
Marcia G. Purington
Liavina CC. Coombs
Bowdoin
Jacob K. Coombs
Laurence Newell
West Bath
Larry J. Rich
Trenry
EF. Smith
Richmond
Henry Failing Merriman
Jacob Merriman
Popsham
Elinor
Mildram
Margaret FE
Leydon
Lucinda T. Sprague
Evelyn KX. Tabor
Harry G. Coombs
Mabel DB
Coombs
Jude A. Hyde
James L. Hyde
Topsham
Evelyn IX. Tador
Mabel
Gideon T. Wheeler
Jennie N. Wheeler
Alfred C. Lee
Alfred C. Wheeler
Daniel Doyle
John TH. Doyle
David Brown
Arthur A. Brown
Thomas Cook & Son
Chirence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Egypt
Palestine
Palermo
Sicily
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Cahill
Keegan
Rotary Club
Bath Municipal Court
Y.M.C.A
Fernwoods
Sahara
Epo
Cosmopolitan Club
Cook Book
Colonel Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Ellis
Edward W. Bridgham
STATE
Broadway
A.B.C
Brunswick
Senter
National Congress OF
British Columbia
Alaska
William J. Bonney of
Gardiner
Bath Department Store
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