Wiscasset Town Meeting Chooses Officials and Votes Budget
The Wiscasset annual town meeting elected Bradford C. Redennett moderator and Sol Holbrook clerk with Weatherbee as selectman, plus road and school posts. It approved wide appropriations for schools, highways, health, library, and town services, and authorized borrowing and street lighting. A committee was formed to report on a new fire apparatus and other items, with several bylaw and tax matters discussed in a cordial session.
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Wiscasset
Red Men's Hall
Bradford C. Redennett
Sol Holbrook
Alexander M. Weatherbee
Alton Ames
B. F. Blagdon
J. E. McKenney
A. M. Weatherbee
William B. Lewis
Harold S. Sherman
Village
Leavitt Hochedon Road
Holbrook Road
Everett Jackson
William Colby
Camp Chewanki
A. A. Fore
Lewis Property
Westport Ferry
State Department of Health
Andrew W. Wilband
Jesse White
L. Frank Metcaif
Charles S. Sewall
Frances Sortwell
Wiscasset Academy
Lowell- Lown School
Water Street
Fore Street
Rines Brothers
Wiscasset Lumber Products Corporation
Maine
Char
A. H. Doder
Charles Stewall
Bo F. Blagdon
Job Methenney
A OH Dido
C S. Sewall
Che
Artic
Caroline
Woolwich Notes From Around Town In Winter
Mrs Eugene Hunnewell travels to Brunswick to visit friends for several weeks. Edgecomb families relocate to Murphy's Corner for the rest of winter while Mr Greenough works on Governor Gardiner's summer home. Bay Shore residents Willard Elliott return from the South. Health updates on Mrs Neal McIntosh. Weekend visits by Clifton Scott family and Blanche Walters. Bath residents Hollis Leeman family guests of Artell Hayward. Travelers club quilt event at Mrs Edwin Moulton's home. Hanson brothers return from Sullivan after pipe-laying work. Mrs Sylvester of Small Point visits niece Loretta Carlton while Mr Sylvester is in Bath City hospital. Nequasset guest Mrs R J Gilmore staying with daughter Mrs A W Hall of Bath. Nequasset Men’s Forum plans play A Breach of Promise Case at Congregational church tonight. Sagadahoc Ferry Sunday school organized under Mrs Oswald Rankin with 18 attendees. Spring term starts March 18 per Superintendent John Carter. Titus addresses temperance at Reed's room. Edward and James Ifill return from Philadelphia eye treatment. Mrs Lawrence Haggett hosts a bridge party with two tables. Attendees include Mrs Benjamin Webber, Mrs Clarence Richards, Mrs Alex Weatherbee, Mrs Walter Searle, Miss Zina Davis, Miss Carolyn Varney, Miss Sarah Varney and hostess. Carolyn Varney posts highest score. Miss Davis lowest. Prizes and refreshments served.
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Labbie
Wavenock Block
Main Street
C. C. Blagdon
A. W. Wilband
Boston
New England
Rockland
Pendleton
Wiscasset Public Library
Capt. J. Ki. Ballard
F. B. Haggett
James Edward White
Theodore Dow
Ezekiel Merry
Greenville. Conn
Josie Johnson
Brunswick
Ervine Thompson
Union Street
Earle Carleton
Federal Street
Maxipie
Mary Elizabeth Hodgdon
Boothbay Harbor
Gladys Rines
Dorothy Pooler
Audrey Mayo
Phyllis Bryant
Ruth Dickinson
Maxine Carleton
Woman’'s Club
Congregational Vestry
Eugene L. Stevens
Belfast
Harry E. Donnell
John Jackson
Merle I. Day
Philip Massey
Louise Blagdon
Mery Clark
Raymond Sherman
Organ Society
March Committee
The
Frances Plimstead
Topswam
Portland
Roland Abbott
R. Hedndon
Lewise
Blaw- Con Plais
Wah
New
Sidiem
Pearl Briedou Faulkner
Evelyn Hitchons
Aid
Second Grammar School
Bia
Eugene Hunnewell
Gardner Greenough
Carl Greenough
Edgecomb
Murphy's Corner
Greenough
Governor Gardiner
Willard Elliott
Bay Shore
Neal McIntosh
Clifton Scott
Junior
Frederick
Blanche Walters
Gwendolyn
Waldoboro
Hollis Leeman
Bath
Artell Hayward
Travelers Club
Edwin Moulton
Millard
Frank Hanson
Sullivan
Sylvester
Small Point
Loretta Carlton
Bath City Hospital
R. J. Gilmore
Nequasset
A. W. Hall
Men's Forum
Congregational Church
Sagadahoc Ferry
Oswald Rankin
John Carter
Carolyn Varney
Miss Davis
Anstress Larrabee
Betty Rose
Emily Larrabee
L. D. Sheldon
Belle Donnell
Edward Cummings
Edward Giles
Bowdeinham
Marguerite Donnell
Marion Rose
Rosedale
Julia Coombs
Amy Coombs
Campbell's Pond
J. B. Lemont
J. Bazen, Jr
Paul
John Mc.Lellan
Washington — Street
Myra Coombs
Attleboro
Mass
Robert Metcalf
Coombs
Grant Hall
E. R. Brown
J. Everett Mayo
E. C. Murphy
Washington Street
Helen Rogers
Gorham Normal School
Llewellyn Rogers
Marguerite Williams
Augusta
Annie Trufant
Abbie ¢E
Ladies’ Aid
Wesley M. E
Gage
White Street
Women's Farm Bureau
Annie ‘Frufant
Hortense Welch
Auburn
Central Maine Power Co
Rosedale Farm
Jennie Bishop
Quincy
Jane Haggett
Bobe Cutting
Phippsburg
Ernest E. Williams
James E
Stanley Williams
Littlefield School
Chester Sorensen
Bubier
Foster’s Point
E. W. Hagcett
Town Meeting approves 6430 dollars in town appropriations
Westport voters heard a town meeting at the town hall on Monday with appropriations totaling 6430 dollars an excess of 370 dollars over last year. The measure may nudge the tax rate upward unless valuations rise. Center school will continue, La planned changes to the town hall use, and several school board and town officers were chosen or reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Richardson
E. V. Lewis
Oliver P. Jewett
Fred I. Greenleaf
H. A. Swanton
Richard L. Fowle
Fred M. Smith
Maud E. Webber
Ernest E. Colby
Fred S. Bailey
Horace L. Jones
Colin R. Dunn
James N. Cannon
Crosby and Jewett Win Yearly YMCA Pool Titles
Donald Crosby wins the city YMCA senior pool championship in a tense series with James Dasarkis and Ray Parks, finishing 100-75 in the final. Junior champion Donald Jewett defeats Leon Buck Alfred Fullerton and Ernest Sarkis to claim the junior title, 100-75 in the final.
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Donald Crosby
Donald Jewett
Crosby
James Dasarkis
Billy” Gove
Herbert Pierce
Pierce
Ray” Parks
Mac" McCabe
Parks
James Miller
Maxwell
Cosby
Whitehouse
Miller
Ernest Sarkis
Percival Black
Jewett
Leon Buck
Alfred Fullerton
Sarkis
William Levin
Black
Duncan Bragg
Jesse Levin
Hiram Stevens
Robert Stevens
Monroe Store to Open Next Saturday in Bath
Bath residents will welcome the new Monroe store opening Saturday at 9 30 am. The front presents a copper cornice and marble facade, with 30 Bath clerks on opening day and 15 on regular staff. Superintendent Ray Howarth, Monroe officials, and buyers arrive to supervise stock arrival and pricing this week.
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Bath
Monroe
Ray Howarth
New Bedford Mass
Clifford Smith
Weekend Social and Local News in West Bath
West Bath area reports a weekend of visits and host stays with the Shel don and Rose households plus multiple trips to Bath, Augusta, and Gorham Normal. Car mishap injures a driver, and a child’s death prompts sympathy notes as the community notes farm, school, and farm bureau activities and local service expansions.
Dresden social notes from Richmond and area
Mr and Mrs L H Siegars and G L Siegars attended the Richmond Dresden bridge hearing at Augusta Thursday. Attendees included residents from West Dresden Dresden Mills and Center. Visitors included Mr Babb cot Massachusetts and Mrs Walter Gippy of Freeport at J L Jones. Margaret Pushard visits sister Mrs Lot Call at Dresden Mills. Joseph Siegars guests of aunt Mrs James Lynch in Richmond Thursday.
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South Dresden
L. H. Siegars
G. L. Siegars
Richmond-Dresden
Augusta
West Dresden
Dresden Mills
Center
Babb
Massachusetts
Walter Gippy
Freeport
J. L. Jones
Margaret Pushard
Lot
Joseph Siegars
James Lynch
Richmond
Will Staples seeks probate for Bath estate of Maze A Blackington
William R Staples of Bath petitions Sagadahoc Probate Court to administer the estate of Maze A Blackington who died March 11 1929 intestate leaving personal estate at least twenty dollars and heirs Ella Thayer sister Paul Guerney nephew William Staples nephew Mind a Staples niece and others. Court orders notice by publication in Bath Independent and sets April 2 1929 hearing to show cause why administrator should not be appointed. Also Edith Lemont of Bath is appointed administratrix of Mason M Lemont’s estate and qualified March 11 1929.
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Cumberland
Sotis
Ernest Waltlt
Gillian
Vise
Spate
Maine
Anator
Supadanoe
Lillie Mo Leesa
Bath
William T. Hall
Supadahoc
Letate
Beth
Sagadahoc
Mare
M. Leonard Marsilen Briry
Mary Hall Sparrow
Huehel al Hal
Carmemali
Wlome Hint Rhodes
Bath City Hospital
Boynduit Cii
Bath Trust
Dagadahog
Ted Ai
Lottice
Pud
Aica Tt Ae
Sad
Brubone
Migtor
Sadad
Walter
Glidden Dudge
State OF Maine
Ata Pronace
Batu Om
Tor Said Cumisy Co
Sasa Cuhoroon
Lona C. Trott
Gwiliditnam
Ida al Fu Ts
Said
Supidutior
Bali
Sagadahoe
Newey Allundrigan
John Lundri- Hen
Baydy
Cairo
Gail
Blanche E. Dodge
Susan E
Sid
Wright
Danghouer
Blanche E
Dodge
Ralph O. Dale
Urchaines
Sagatwelith
GI Tomn
Sve Zadahoc
Williama R. Staples
Maze A. Blackington
Namie
Ella Thayer
William Staples
Paul Guerney
William R. Staples
Minda Staples
Edward W. Bridgham
Inila
Lie Baih
Bats al Said
Ier Nilay
Bath Im
Tor Said
Waltber S. Glidden
Edith Lemont
Mason M. Lemont
Brunswick Defeats Morse High at Bath for First Time
Brunswick High School defeated Morse High 26 to 17 in Bath to claim their first win on Morse’s home floor. Bouchard and Rancour led the Brunswick attack with steady scoring while Morse’s Jim Miller tallied 11 points. Morse guards Whitehouse and Crocker stood out, but fumbling and strict officiating limited Morse’s offense.
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Brunswick
Morse
Bath
Y. M. C. A. Gyimnasion
Morsehiga
Brunswick Mob
Front Street
Bates
Bouchard
Rancour
Capt. Coffin
Jimmy Miller
Whitehouse
Crocker
Jenkins
Land of Dreams
Boothby
Brunswick High
Ranecour
Jalbert
Coffin
Banforth
Morse High
Crouker
Masaweil
Miller
Leveree Boothby
Time
Bath A C Defeated by Richmond Club
Bath A C fell to Richmond club 67 86 Friday at Richmond. Sensational shooting by Young and PL Little fueled the winners while Bath defense lagged in the third period as Richmond surged from a 20 9 first half advantage. Up to the late stages Bath fought back with solid floor work and free throws but could not overcome the surge.
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Dath A.C. Bucketeers
Richmond
Durana Aces
Young
Richmondites
Bath A. C
Bath
Bath Club
Western Maine Bates Tournament selections announced
The Western Maine high school basketball entrants for the Bates Inter scholastic tournament were named Edward Little Auburn Lewiston Portland South Portland Cheverus Brunswick Lincoln Academy Jay High Berwick Academy as alternates. The top four teams show strong records, with two classes of ability evident and Bates gym hosting play.
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Western Maine
Bates
Edward Little
Auburn
Lewiston High
Portland
South Portland High
Cheverus High
Brunswick High
Lincoln Academy
Jay High
Berwick Academy
Jay Nor
Lewiston
South Portland
Cheverus
Brunswick
Lincoln
Jay
Maine
New
Bates Gymnasium
Grant and Dube Set for Main Event at Columbia Theatre
Irish Lewiston fighter Grant, with over 300 bouts and two knockdowns, signs to face Brunswick’s Jack Dube in Friday’s main event at Columbia theatre Promoter Sutherland announces. Grant predicts victory, citing his experience and crowd-pleasing resolve while Dube, a tough Brunswick rival, vows to deliver. Trish Barney weighs 159 and Dube 163. Grant drew with Joe Garvey last summer in Waterville.
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Barney Grant
Lewiston
Sutherland
Jack Dube
Brunswick
Columbia Theatre
Dube
Grant
Bluenose
Trish Barney
Kid Dube
Johnny Carlton
Wiscasset
Carlton
Joe Garvey
Worcester
Waterville
Gardiner Girls Defeat Morse in Close Friday Battle
Gardiner girls beat Morse girls 32 to 20 on Friday evening in a fast game. Star forward Miss Alexander led Gardiner with the big scoring, while Larrabee and Spinney played well for Morse.
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Morse High
Gardiner Girls
Gardiner
Miss Alexander
Larrabee
Spinney
Morse
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