One deer limit eyed in Maine as committee weighs bill
Maine lawmakers heard support for a statewide annual deer limit of one, with Penobscot and Aroostook counties seeking exemptions. Proponents argued car traffic and habitat pressures reduce deer, while opponents warned hunters would go to Canada. Maine officials noted deer numbers still decline and praised regulated hunting to preserve game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroostook
Patten
Penobscot County
Committee On Inland Fisheries and Game
George C. Orr
Portland
Cumberland County Fish and Game Association
Rep
Eustis of
Strong
Arcusteouk
Aml Gaise Department
Games Aml
Canada
Maine
Bastix
Willis E. Parsons
Fish and Game Department
Hansford W Shaw
Houston
Shaw
Shaw + opinion that the sober thinking = peoples Aroestook
Parsons
George E. Cressey
Brown
Bethel
Lowe T
Lincon
Houghton
Lee Aan
Connecticut
Stephen Cordwell
Westhrool
Frank W. Wardwell
Porthiod
Campbell
Kingman
Perthern Penebscent
Om Verdi Ledgate
Watten
Ludgate
Perth
Penobscot
Arestook
Crafts
Lanigate
Bins
Smething
Nagadz hoc probate court session items list outcomes
The Nagadz hoc probate court second session of March considered petitions for probate and administration. Executors and executrix named include Fred Ho Tompeon and William K Temple, with estates such as Henry I Getchell, James T People, Framers S. Hakeime, and Charrette S. Turser addressed. Inventories and accounts filed and allowed for multiple estates, including Martin Mo Green and Herbert De Maxwell, with distributions and determinations noted for trustees and executors under various wills and guardianships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagadzhoc
James S Lowell
E+tate
Henry I
Getchell Bate
Werlwick
Fred Ho Tompeon
James T. Teople
William K. Temple
Barb
S. Ha
Kime Bite
J. M. Teeta
D. Bge
Maswell Late of
Bath
Lew
H. Maxwell
Martin Mo Green
Eovudam
Nermasn EO Curtis
Crostmastrateor
Aerount
Jemeph
Willzros de
Rilbert Feie
Aeroonts
George Po
Keith Ami Erwin
Tare
Charbotte S Turser
Kate
Tepetane
Free Ami
Louie H. Maxwell
Herbert de Maxwell
George BP Keeth
Bath Iron Works Manager Keynote Recap From Club Event
Members of the Men s club in Contra cturel engaged with William Newell works manager of Bath Iron Works. The meeting featured reminiscences on lifelong service with varied experiences in marine engines and engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williaa
Newell
Bath Iron Works. Ltd
Tresekoy
Fridays Contest Promises Swift Basketball Showdown
Fridas night at Bath A C features Ralph W Caldwell post of Deering leading a strong Deering team in a planned league showcase. Bears plan to host all Leghem league teams before the season, with Kath and Manchester posts scheduled for following games as contenders. The Deering squad is seasoned with skilled pass work and cohesive play, noted for dangerous drop-in bomkers and disciplined defense. The Bath squad aims for a solid five man defense as they anticipate a hard contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath A. C
Ralph W. Caldwell
Deering
Bears
Leghem League
Andrews Post
Manchester Post
Bomkers
Bemg
Ith Infantry
Bath
Sasanoa Tribe Plans Fine Birthday Party
The Sasanoa Tribe and Hed Men and Ha ema Councel announce an open house on the 22nd with two guests per member. Inez Puffer and Maime Brad ford Diedeumet will speak, followed by varied entertainment and refreshments. Committees urge all members to attend with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Puffer
Maime Bradford Diedeumet
Wierzeser
Amd
Everest Avery
Cora Mn
Vic’s Peshard
Itso Falls
Taxpayer's Dollar Spent Told By City Auditor
City Auditor Sidney L. Eaton outlines how each dollar is used in the current year in a Grace church parish house talk. He taxes departments from cemeteries to schools, parks to police, with figures such as state tax 71,679.60 and city debt details, noting 220 hydrants, 7 regular officers, and various bonds and public works costs, all framed in a plain itemized breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney L. Eaton
Grace Church
Faton
Eaton
Baney School
Varius
Park and Soldiers Monument
City Park
New City
Soo
Insurance City
Knox & Lincoln
United States
Board of Health
Vatten Library
Spy
Amd
Kelley Athletic
Inath
City government closes harmonious year with thanks to mayor
In a joint convention the council praised Mayor Allen M. Irish for fair leadership and courtesy. Only minor business passed, including a $2,564.78 roll of accounts. Disposition of two vacant schoolhouses was referred to the incoming administration as the city prepares for fourteenth members in the new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theoty Council
Allen M. Irish
Washington Street
South Street
Board of Education
Pres. Geerwort
Board of Aldermen
Gilmore
City Treas
Ralph K. Hail
Harold W. Child
Trish
Pres
Mitchell C. Arel
B. RK. Wright
Irish
Maryor Trish
George W. Dean
Arel
Common Council
Clerk Wright
Maine
Vres. Teerwort
Charles H. Oliver
John W. Gilmore
City Messenger
Child
Hall
Haskell
Portsmouth
Herbert L. Grinnell
Oscar F. Williams
Board of Highways and Sewers
McCabe
Relics Found Of Big Indian Battle Near Wiscasset
A visitor, Rev Dr Daniel Todgdon of New York, with Dir Hodgden and Clares Sewall, toured Rader farm area in Wiscasset seeking evidence of a pre revolutionary Indian battle. Hodgden plans summer exploration for artifacts such as an old Indian arrow head and a broken tomahawk fragment. The account notes other local social details from a Corliss Street church class gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Daniel Todgdon
New York
Hodgdet
Winthrop
Gorham Normal School
Amerccan Protective League
New York City
Dr. Hodgden
Clares S. Sewall
Wiscasser
Lovers’ Retreat at Merrymeeting Bay Engraved Scene
The article describes a familiar scene across Merrymeeting Bay from Point on Road toward North Bath. An artist used engraving tools and boxwood to depict the beauty spot, producing a fine reproduction after many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Bay
Point ON Road
North Bath
Bath Independent
Bath Road
Mer
Bath Delegation Attends Augusta Bridge Hearing
A large Bath delegation traveled to Augusta Wednesday afternoon for a bridge hearing at Ikenne bec. The group rode the Maine Central and autos, with most stores closed as Bath citizens gathered at the station. Morse High Band led a parade through Front Street and Sagadahock Square, Conductor Risteen attaching three special cars to the train, all filled with Bath residents. East of Bath, county attendees were few, around twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ikennebec
Augusta
Pyyout Sontizens
Maine Central
Morse High Band
Front Street
Sagadahock Square
Risteen
Kennebec bridge bill heard by Maine lawmakers
A crowded hearing in Augusta assessed the Kennebec bridge bill with Senators Carlton and Smith presiding. Proponents touted regional growth, while figures from Boothbay Harbor and Bath outlined costs, funding shares, and long term maintenance for the proposed Nennebec bridge project.
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Hall of Representatives
State House
Kennebec
Clyde H. Smith
Somerset County
Carlton
Sagadahoc County
Ernest L. McLean
Augusta
Sagadahoc
James A. Verkins
Boothbay Tarbor
Waldo
Knox
Lincoln
Sagadahoe
Bath
Joseph DP. Tucker
Wiscasset
Maine
N. Gratz Jackson
Caviton Bridge
Ministers’ Association Plans Union Good Friday Services
The Bath Ministerial Association discussed Union Good Friday services to be conducted by various clergymen at multiple locations including Old Folks Home and Ladies Home. Dr Langdon Snipe shared his Spain trip experiences with vivid descriptions of cathedrals, Moorish sites, Holy Week processions, and Spanish customs as club members posed questions and offered thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Ministerial Association
Vanter Street
ER. D. Jarain
Old Folks
Laeinatron
Lewis Wall
Langdon . Snipe
Spain
Snipe
Gibraltar
Vega
Age
Cordova
Sevile
St. Peters
Rome
Grenada
Madrid
Velasquez
Association
North
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand
Isabella
Dr. Snipe
Busy season anticipated at MacMahan Island
Preparations underway on MacMahan Island for a bustling season with several cottages opening in June and clubs starting July first. Plans include improved island walks, new wharf construction, and enhanced boat facilities while artists display MacMahan views in New York and Boston galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMahon Island
Sam
MacMahan
Cape
Thomas W. Blaisdell
Mnager
MacMahan Island
Nath
Five Islands
Bath
Blaisdell
Philip Little
Hsg
Gray Rock Cottage
H. A. Nealley
Little Sheepscot
New York
Boston
Guild of Boston Artists
Newbury Street
MacMahon
Old Weir
MacMallan Island
Stoward Giles
FL. OK. M. Rehn
Pifth Ave
Peter Kilbam
Joy Street
Scott White
Jessie Wilcox Smith
Murray Club Feeds West Haven Residents at Supper
The Murray Universalist church club hosted a public supper in the vestry on Monday evening serving creamed chicken soup chicken salad rolls Washington pie and coffee. Committees led by Mrs Charles Hooper Mrs George Merrill Mrs Harry Deering Mrs Dennis Chirk and Mrs Leonard Gowell organized the event with waitresses including Maud Longley Anne Merrill Ada Deering Martha Heoper Martha Barker Bertha Powers Alfie Jacobs and Annie Gowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Club
The
Universalist Church
Charles II Hooper
George W. Merrill
Harry G. Deering
Dennis JD. Chirk
Leonard Gowell
Maud Longley
Annette Merrill
Ada Deering
Martha Heoper
Martha Barker
Bertha Powers
Alfie Jacobs
Annie Gowell
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Commissioner Parsons
Mewell
Winveyance
Daniel Hodgdon
Charles S. Sewall
Stanley Bo Wallace, Jr
Corliss Street
Fierney
Malcolm Kirkwood
Wesley Marco
George Oliver
Arthur Small
Charles Plant
Rymeeting Bay
Carlton Bridge
Maine Central Raivord Co
Nennebec
Woolwich
Joan L. Waddell
Ministers’ Association
Madeline Jones
Edward A. Jones
West Somerville
Miass
Jones
Almira Sturtevant
Diath
Moresco
Johnson Brosco
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