Mayor Small Re-elected In Bath City Election Landslide
Mayor John A. Small wins a clear victory over J. Edward Drake by 103 votes as Republicans gain majorities in both city boards. The council shows 5 Republican and 2 Democratic aldermen with 12 Republican and 9 Democratic councilmen. Drake congratulates Small. result reflects a calm, orderly vote with minimal liquor use and strong party balance across wards and offices.
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Oliver
J. Edward Drake
Bath
John A. Small
George’ FE. Barker
Ralph C. Covel
Levi T. Thompson
Herbert O. Morse
Edward B. Smith
Eugene McGrath
George F. Jackson
Thomas C. McCabe
Abram C. Oliver
William A. Bruce
Ward II
John J. Lee
Edward T. Whitehouse
Joseph Charles Footer
D. Ward III
Galen E. Ward
Laurence Kane
John Burgess
D. Ward IV
Harrison E. Bowie
Fred Tobey
William W. Hosmer
Ward V
Charles H. Hooper
Sidney N. Swett
Alexander Mason
R. Ward
Arlington A. Marr
Henry T. B. Leeman
F. Ray Dunton
Ward VII
Harry T. Passmore
Owen E. Rogers
Eric BR. Hagegett
Small
Mr. Drake
Brunswick Town Meeting Results With Republican Winners
The Brunswick town meeting elected First Selectman Charles A. Randall with 546 votes, Second Selectman Merrick T. Mason with 550, and Third Selectman Israel Racine with 946, all Republicans. Dr. Eugene H. Andrews defeated Dr. Gilbert M. Elliott by one vote for the school committee, 490 to 489. Other officers elected included Town Clerk J. W. Riley, Treasurer Samuel Forsaith, and Superintendent of Schools John A. Cone.
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Brunswick
Charles A. Randall
Merrick T. Mason
Israel Racine
Eugene H. Andrews
Gilbert M. Elliott
Elliott
J. W. Riley
Samuel Forsaith
John A. Cone
Phippsburg Holds Town Meeting Selectmen Elected
Phippsburg voters chose H W Cutting Elisha L Totman and George A Oliver as selectmen with George C Pease as clerk Walter S Small as auditor and George L Harris elected to the school board while George Sprague became superintendent of schools Moderator D G Stinson and Clerk W F Potter were chosen.
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George L. Tarr
F. H. Clark
D. G. Stinson
C. Shea
W. F. Hagan
W. F. Potter
H. W. Cutting
Elisha l L. Totman
George A. Oliver
George C. Pease
Walter S. Small
John H. Stacy
George L. Harris
George Sprague
Park League Standings Lead Red Men in Championship Race
In last week’s Park League games the Red Men moved into first place with B I W second and Hyde Windlass and Moose tied for third. The Elmhursts topped the second division. Official standings follow.
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Red Men
B. I.W
Hyde Windlass
Moose
Elmhursts
A Warbler’s Tale of Jawn Barleycorn’s Fall from Fame
A speaker laments Jawn Barleycorn once famed as a warrior. The world turned against him as public opinion shifted, with England, Rooshya, and France enacting limits or bans. Once trusted in soldiers’ tents and generals’ HQs, he is now seen as ineffective in combat and its bluff is called.
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Jawn Barleycorn
England
Rooshya
Polis
Vodky
Fire and chimney blaze across two local sites on Sunday
A still alarm at the Eagle Hotel basement near the furnace prompted Combination Four to respond. Officer Fred McFadden spotted a chimney fire at Ellwell S Crosby’s High Street residence and, after flooding the house with light, helped extinguish the flames within three hours. Woodwork in the kitchen near the chimney was charred and blackened.
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Combination Four
Eagle
Fred McFadden
Ellwell S. Crosby
High St
Furnace Fire Traced to Wood Burn After Hours
Early morning blaze at a residence was caused by burning wood in the furnace instead of coal. The incident occurred around 2:30 a m and was contained with no report of injuries.
Renaud and Eastman wed at St Marys Church
Saturday evening Edward L Hastman and Victoria A Renaud both of this city were united in marriage by Rev N J Horan at St Marys Church. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Renaud and the groom a machinist at Hyde Windlass Co. They left on a Pullman for a wedding trip to New Hampshire and will reside in this city.
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Edward L. Hastman
Victoria A. Renaud
N. J. Horan
St. Mary’s Church
South St
Charles Renaud
Hyde Windlass Co
Pullman
New Hampshire
Obituary of Horace E. Dunning
Horace E. Dunning, 70, died in Brunswick. A carpenter by trade, he enlisted in Co. D, 7th Maine Infantry at Bath on August 5, 1861, discharged August 26, 1862 at Fort McHenry. He re enlisted in Co. E, 30th Maine Infantry at Brunswick on August 15, 1863, discharged August 20, 1865 in Savannah. He was admitted to the Togus Home from Brunswick on October 7, 1912.
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Horace E. Dunning
Brunswick
Co. D
Maine
Bath
Fort McHenry
Co. E
Savannah
Togus
Rock Maple Groves to Swell With Syrup Makers Soon
Rock maple groves will become busy as syrup and sugar makers prepare for the harvest season. Local families anticipate tapping trees for maple sap and processing into syrup and sugar, signaling economic activity in the region.
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Rock Maple
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