Ballot inspection in Ward 4 ends with tied results
Monday night’s ballot review in Mayor Small’s office followed a March 7 municipal election tie between Roscoe McFadden and Henry Gediman for Ward 4 council seat. Officials debated whether J Maurice Haynes won with 154 votes or remained tied at 153 with Gediman, after a contested ballot with a crossed candidate name and a small check mark.
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Small
Roscoe Clinton McFadden
Henry I. Gediman
Williams Whitney
J. Maurice Haynes
McFadden
Gediman
John P. Carey, Jr
D. Whitney
Mr. Gediman
M. Haynes
M. McFadden
Whitney
Carey
Eubra F. Troop
Edward F. Miller
Maurice Haynes
Miller
R. Clinton McFadden
Haynes
Roland Smith to Host Council Meeting Tonight
Roland Smith post No 21 will host over 150 members of the newly formed district council on Thursday evening. Posts from Damariscotta Wiscasset Thomaston Camden Union Vinalhaven Boothbay Harbor and Rockland attend. Supper served at six in the Legion building then marching to the Music hall for drum corps music. Governor Gardiner and N Smith Dunnack invitees. Executive committee short meeting followed by an abbreviated minstrel show and sketches by each post. Reinhold J M Steussy chairs the entertainment.
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Roland Smith
Roland Smith Post
Rockland
Gardiner
N. Smith Dunnack
Reinhold J. M. Steussy
Juniors Take Lead In Interclass Meet
The Juniors top Morse high school inter-class track after the first half, scoring 29 points to lead Sophomores by 19. Event winners include Reynolds and Legard Jr in sprints, T McDonald Sr in the mile, and Douglass Jr in the 600 yard run, with multiple Juniors earning top places and ties among Fr and Sophomores.
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Reynolds
R. McElman
Legard
Legard, Jr
Reynolds, Jr
Huse
T. McDonald
Douglass, Jr
R. Oliver
P. Davis, Jr
R. McElman, Jr
Wing
Barnes
South End P T A Holds Quiet Meeting in Washington Street Rooms
The South End P T A met on Tuesday afternoon in Washington street rooms with 11 members in attendance. No business was conducted. Four quilts were tacked as the group plans an all day session on March 29, featuring a dinner committee headed by Mrs. Edward Brown.
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South End P.T.A
Washington Street
Edward Brown
Brunswick Girls Edge West Brook In 25 24 Thriller
Brunswick high school girls basketball team defeated West Brook 25 to 24 in a tight, close contest that stayed within a point for the entire game and tipped in Brunswick’s favor Monday night.
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Brunswick High School
Westbrook
Brunswick
Old Sailor's Log Of The Long Ago Full Of Thrills
A Newcastle veteran recalls a perilous Christmas voyage forty years ago. The crew salvaged a large foreign barque near Seguin, bringing it to Boothbay Harbor. Salvage payments totaled around twenty five thousand dollars, funding a Newcastle home before the great fire.
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OLD Sailor’s
Lincoln County News
Nor
Damascotty River
Barbadoes
Damascotty
Seguin
Portland
Bath
Union
Mr. Fossett
Hatteras
Fossett
Bristol
North Pole
Poole
Joe Tharber
Joe
Boothbay
Hardy Thorpe
Ard
Morin
Gallan
Seguinagin
Boothbay Harbor
Newcastle
Sherman Place
Mary
Boston
Larkin & Williams
Marseilles
Harry Final Seeks Pardon From Governor and Council
Harry Final of Bath currently serves a three to six year term in Thomaston State Prison after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and larceny. He has petitioned the Governor and Council for a pardon, to be considered April 13 at 10 a.m. Also mentioned, Clarence Swain of Bath was arrested for the same offense and is serving two to four years with expected release in June.
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Harry “Jack” Final
Bath
Thomaston
Swett
Washington and
Summer Streets
Woolwich Notes Sunday services and public supper
Sunday school and preaching at Nequasset with Rev. Frederick W. Smith of the Christian Civic League of Maine speaking on the ion tion Problem. Morning business meeting for Congregational Society. Public supper at Woolwich grange hall Wednesday at six, entertainment and dance at eight. James Bartholomay of Melrose on business in Bath visiting churches.
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Nequasset
Sagadahoc
Frederick W. Smith
Christian Civic League of Maine
Bowdoinham Notes and Local Delegates Named
Hon W B Kendall ill but improving. W H Lowell house sold to Elmer Allen. Republican caucus chose delegates to Portland and state conventions. Measles easing, chimney fires contained, and town officials organized. Social events at the grange, D A R convention attendance, and visits among residents noted with multiple local names and places.
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W. B. Kendall
J. H. Ames Agency
W. H. Lowell
Elmer Allen
Erle Brown
Brown’s Point
Portland
Charles L. Browne
E. L. White
Albert Henderson
W. B. Edwards
Brunswick
Grange Hall
Mattie Siegars
Richmond Corner
W. J. Graves
Selectmen’s
Board of Selectmen
Charles E. Hackett
Ernest Frye
Boston
Smalley
W. D. Hutchins
Augusta
F. J. Mulligan
Ridge Road
Lewiston
S. M. Billings
R. A. Dickinson
Ve B. Cornish
Town Hall
B. L. McCurdy
Clifton Melvins
Clara Fogg
Jane Browne
Stella Given
Emily Rideout
Millay Bros
Clifford Smalley
James Brown
Hulse Corner
Malcolm Jewell
I. C. Irish
Wellesley
Mass
Bath Independent
Dickinson
Maynard Dow
Karl Hatch
Frank T. Siegars
Horace Dodge
Gladys Huntoon
Herbert Merrill
Helen Britt
Fannie Williams
George Cutler
Nathan Doughty
Bowdoin
Mary
Miss Dodge
Huntoon
Dorothy Dickinson
Richard Denham
Frank T. Siegarsee
Portand
W. S. Given
Charles McEwen
Edward Risteen
Rockland
North Bowdoin Obituary and Local Social Notes
Richard Routhier of Bowdoinham died Sunday, leaving his brother Carl Routhier. Mrs H H Higgins and her children from Tarr Hill visited Maine. Thelma and Edith Sheene visited Hill Top Farm. Mamie Jasper returned from Brunswick. Donald Seacer works sawing wood locally. Mrs John Byrns has recovered enough to move about the house after illness.
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Richard Routhier
Bowdoinham
Carl Routhier
H. H. Higgins
Tarr Hill
Douglas
B. Douglas
Milford
Thelma
Edith Sheene
Cemetery board work increasing declares member
Bath Maine March 16 1932 Independent letter from Marius H Page announcing his willingness to be considered for re election to Bath city government Park and Cemetery Board. He praises board Horace W Ward and improvements at the west entrance and argues for non political selections, better records and updated ordinances.
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Bath
the Independent
Park & Cemetery Board
Cemetery & Park Board
Grace Church Men’s Club meeting canceled this week
The Grace Church Men’s Club regular weekly meeting is omitted this Thursday and the following Holy Week week’s session is also cancelled. Activities resume on March 31 with a steak supper at the parish house at 6:30.
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Grace Church
Nazarene Sunday School Board Elected Officers and Teachers
At the Nazarene church annual Sunday school meeting reports by superintendents and officers were given. New officers include Lester A. Lewis as superintendent and Ralph A. Pinkham as assistant. New teachers listed. Young People officers elected with Jett as president and Brown as vice. The society remains thriving with frequent new members and over $50 raised last year.
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Sunday School Board
the Nazarene Church
Home Department
Lester A. Lewis
Ralph A. Pinkham
J. E. Mayo
Charles Kenney
Evelyn Fraser
Lois Palmer
Edith Stewart
Delmar Bates
Hazel Brown
Elsie Oliver
Gordon F. Preble
G. F. Preble
H. P. Jett
Amelia Gowell
Young People’s
Elsie Pinkham
Edna Johnson
West Bath Grangers Sponsor Comedy Corporal Eagen
A West Bath grange committee led by E Mason Wright met with Universal Producing Co to stage Corporal Eagen April 19 and 20 at Masonic hall. The clean patriotic production uses 125 locals with elaborate costumes and scenery and aims for strong attendance based on coast to coast success. Lieutenant Commander Edward J Fitzgerald and Charles M Fitzgerald visited their mother Mrs John E Fitzgerald in Washington street Tuesday night.
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West Bath Grange
E. Mason Wright
C. E. Gunn
Universal Producing Co
Fairfield
Corporal Eagen
Masonic Hall
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Portsmouth
Charles M. Fitzgerald
Portland
John E. Fitzgerald
Washington Street
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RESU
Opera House
Paramount Public Theatre
Buck Jones
Zasu Pitts
Norman Foster
Janet Gaynor
Chas. Farrell
the Menace
H. B. Warner
Bette Davis
John Cromwell
Sally Blane
Sir A. Conan Doyle
Council
Lincoln County
Fosett
Bath Y.M.C.A
Auburn
Y Gymnasium
Auburn Y. M. C. A
Carr
Williham
Aubur
G. F
Burgon
Nephew En Eee Stevens
Rf Levine
Pathee
Ris Aehe Ieee
Casey
Fis
Ial
Noonan
C Williham
Tardiff
Rene
Kingsbury
Mel Mann
Harry Final
Woolwich
James. Bartholomay
Melrose
North Bowdoin
Marius H. Page
Horace W. Ward
State of
Maine
Hatch’s Shoe Store
Nazarene Sunday School Board
West Bath Grangers
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