Woolwich Community Notes Highlight Local Events and Visits
Woolwich Ladies' aid held an all day session at the center with a good turnout and a hearty dinner. Birthday party honored Mrs. Hathorne and John Rice. Lenten sermon at the Baptist church drew attendees. várias local visits included Mrs. Hunnewell in Bath, Edwin Trott and Virginia of Bath, and others in Bowdoinham and Richmond.
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Ladies’ Aid of the
First Baptist Church
First Baptistelburgh
D. J. Hathorne
John Rice
Ralph Rice
Baptist Church
Isaiah
Flora Hathorne
Frank Whitlam
Eugenie Hunnewell
George Tibbetts
Richmond
William Stinson
Bath City Hospital
Frank Carter
Livermore Falls
Raymond Uathorne
Morse High School
Freeman A. Trott
Virginia
Bath
A. KB. Trott
Richard Hunnewell
Boston
Mechanics Building
Leonard Lord
Fitts Street
Millie Dodge
Nequasset
A. W. Hall
Augusta
Novella J. Trott
Malden
Mass
Julia Decker
Alice Preble
Viola
Owdernham
Hartley Hathorne
North Woolwich
Sagadahoc Ferry
Wshtighrite
Llewellyn Bailey
Farm Bureau
Harriett Blanche
Clarence Wreble
New York
New Orleans
Velma Bailey
Wiscasset Academy
State Road
Lemuel Preble
Clarence Preble
Leon Kelly
F.W. Carlton
Maxine Walker
Brunswick
Frank Carlton
Ebenezer Main
Leslie Bailey
Dresden Mills
Aston Strout
David Reed
Harry Allen
Bowdoinham
Alton Strout
Geraldine Stott
A. A. Stott
F. W. Carlton
Isle of Springs
Harvey Hathorne
Waldo Hathorne
Harvey
Howard Blair
Viola Preble
Woolwich
Myrick Heath
Portland
Albert A1. Humphreys
Edgar Delaneh
Clarence M. Reed
George M Stinson
John C. Gilore
T. Mathorne
Iorge M Stinson
John (. Gilmore
J. Tharorne
J. Edna Rice
Clara Moeed
Vernon Aver
Montsweary
Ae Bors
Aie
Chiles Henry Butler
Mer
Aver
Ely
City Council Election Results On Ward Ballots And Appointments
City council members were elected with detailed vote counts for Stitphen Eaton and others. The assembly also chose cemetery and park board members, fence viewers, and various inspectors, with committee appointments announced by Mayor Cahill and Pres. Brown.
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Stitphen
Thebeau
Russell
Eaton
Tobey
Sprague
Marius Page
Arthur K. Purington
Alderman Covel
J. Edward Huse
John J. Desmond
Arthur H. Price
Edward E. Morse
Alderman Cutting
Arthur W. Brown
Daniel A. Dishop
J. Edward Drake
Herbert J. Edgecomb
Charles J. Farnham
Herbert J. Gringdgll
Henry W. Howard
Ernest F. Kelley
James C. Mulligan
Allan A. MacDone
Charles II. Oliver
Wendell P. Stevens
William H. White
Alfred J. Keene
James F. Mitchell
Mulligan
Harold W. Child
Harold W. DeLong
Josephine Fraser
Charles Sk. Farrar
Thomas S. Gibbons
Raymond W. Hlammond
Henry W. Stoward
Costello TP Hall
Roscoe J. Higgins
Samuel Kirkpatrick
Edward W. Larrabee
Frank W. Miller
Matthew McQuarrie
John R. McDonald
Blurry
EF. Ring
Mark W. Sewall
Edward Sewall
Sidney St. Wilsh
Blanchard
A. SA. Wirkwood
William DT. Uaggett
Tarold
Walker
Ernest A. Work
Eugene Thebean
Fred WW
Quimby
Edmund Arsenault
Leslie Wold
Fred Fall
Ralph Gay
Rolvin HL. Bowie
Charles Well
Helen Hall
Pitt G. Palin
Daniel A. Bishop
Herbert L. Grinnell
James CC. Mulligan
Charles R. Oliver
Walter BM. Abbott
Charles BR. Oliver
Percy I. Nickerson
Walter F. Abbott
Cahill
Brown
Cover
Troop
Wold
Hennessey
Alkazin
Skillings
Carr
Robinson
Atkinson
Tres
Harford
Andre
Neagle
Spear
Sampson
Jackson
Torrey
Sewall
Fire Department
Thurlow
Fortier
Bridges
New Streets
Chaney
Atkinson and Robinson
Covel
Cutting
Congdon
McPherson
Clark
Rogers
Dress Brown
Gailey
City of Concurrence approves tax assessors and committees
Mayor Cahill appoints seven assistant tax assessors with pay of 40 dollars and a ward 7 post at 50 dollars. The list includes Sidney Eaton ward 1 and Tarry Thebeau ward 2 among others. Aldermen unanimously confirm Cahill appointments to health, weights and measures, almoner, sanitarian, police and patrol roles with several named officials.
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Cahill
Ward 7
Sidney TL. Eaton
Tarry W. Thebeau
James C. Ledyard
Hmdward J. Murphy
Edward N. Tarbnett
Bertha Powers
Cahills
Seth S. Mullin
Board of Health
Tareld W. Child
Daniel Williams
Walter L. Whitney
Chester Os. Kingsley
Panisk
Thurrs
Thebeat
Arthur B. Stilphen
Sides J. Baten
House of Correction
Edwin J. Mainens
Dog
Police
Shipping Broilers to New York Market Prompted by Demand
About fifteen to twenty thousand people in New York are expected to buy spring broilers from Montsweag and nearby farms. New York wholesale poultry houses have already secured many birds as the industry grows, with farmers poised to meet high demand. One day old chicks cost ten cents, can be raised for 35 to 40 cents, and sold for a profit, spreading benefits to the locality as metropolitan buyers show interest. Mrs. demic Pomeroy of Auburn and Hyde auxiliary guests are noted in the visit of Mrs. land and Mrs. Joseph Day.
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Ne York
MontsWeag
Woelwich
Wiscusecet
New York
Wheelesale
Gore
Montewerg Parm
Shate
Woelchels
Farina
de Dty Ite Hat Inc
Poultry Week Programs Planned at Orono College
The Farmers Week at Orono focuses on poultry as a leading Maine farm enterprise with talks by experts from Connecticut, New Hampshire, and local extension staff. Subjects include paralysis in chickens, sanitary programs, rate of growth, feeding, breeding, marketing, housing, incubation, and poultry manure handling.
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Orono
College of Agriculture
Maine
L. ¢. Dunn
Connecticut Agricultural College
I. M. Gildon
University of New Ermpshire
DQ. M. Wilbur
Leigh P. Gardner
College of Agricalture
Shiold C. Swift
University
Clarence
Day
Kennebec
M. 1. Jones
Extension Service
Harrison N. Richardson
Walington County
RR. N. Atherton
Sanford
Twin County
Ralph C. Wentworth
Knox-Lincoln
O. H E. Thompson
Poultry Commission
Boston
Gardner
Das
Ciickens
L. C) Dunn
Cickens
Dune
Gilden
Ted
Wilbur
My Denes
Ricksardson
Professor Gardner
Mr. Atherton
Wentworth
Ale. Thompson
Mr. Wilbur
Professor Gardiner
Swift
Leon S. Merrill
Medical Profession and the Ministry Hear Exchange
The Bath Ministerial Association met Monday at 10 a.m. in Winter Street church study. Dr C A Peaslee presented an hour talk titled The Medical Profession and the Ministry, urging closer cooperation between doctors and clergy. Ministers and lay attendees discussed lending, spiritual care, and adherence to laws, with Rev. Tubes and others present.
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Bath
Winter Street
Les
Charles Myron Tubbs
David Login Wilson
C. A. Peaslee
England
Ling
Peaser
Fath
Cand
Toose
Tubes
Wits Scudder
Woliau
Pardin
Pvate
Boeoks
Wolstenholme
Webb
Lincoln Lodge party an enjoyable affair
Lincoln Lodge Odd Fellows held a social at its hall on Wednesday evening with twelve attendees. Mrs. Lend reversed the tryst prize. Mrs. Dario Lord won a coffee urn, Mrs. Rats Uiedalho a wafers purchase. Chester Coibs earned a 20 pound bag of sugars. Joseph Hane received 10 pounds of soap. Robert Boxee claimed a consolation prize. Cake, confections, and chocolates were served. committee members were Mrs. Nob Stover and Frank B Teals. the event was deemed a decided success.
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Lincoln Talse
Odd Fellows
Mes. Lend
Dario Lord
Cam
Rats Uiedalho
Reid-Sheef wedding at Beacon Street Parsonage
John Sanford Reid, son of Mir and Winifred Mabel Sheef, married Miss Edward H. Sheef’s daughter in a single ceremony at Beacon Street Methodist parsonage on Monday afternoon. Rev. Weston Holmah officiated. The couple will reside in Bowdoin.
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John Sanford Reid
Oof Mir
Winifred Mabel Sheef
Edward H. Sheef
Sowdern
Wes
Beacon Street Methodist Parsonage
Weston VP
Holmah
Bowdoin
Cosmopolitan Club Elects Officers At Annual Supper
The Cosmopolitan Club held its March 10 supper and annual officers election at the club rooms. New president Mrs William Freeman and other officers and directors were chosen, with committees named for 1926 27. A minstrel show is planned as a Cub affair, and members will obtain tickets from committee members.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Willian Freeman
Frieda Bagdikian
Harriet Morse
William Miller
Dorothy Welch
Marcia Moulton
Deatrice Merrill
Rachel Nichols
Nellie Goodrich
Lillian Frost
Martha Barker
Harriet Stevens
Hazel Hartley
Bessie Hunt
Bernice Fuller
Helen Hartwell
John A. Lord
Leland Mitchell
Mice Johnson
Minnie White
Frank A. Hodgdon
Adelaide Boynton
Varriotre
Carlton Wins Contract for New Isle of Springs Wharf
Contractor F. W. Carlton secured a contract to build a fine new wharf at the Isle of Springs near Bath, with an estimated cost around 84000. Work began swiftly as Carlton and his crew prepared piling in the woods and planned to float the timber down the Sheepscot River to the site, aiming for completion well before the 1926 steamboat season.
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F. W. Carlton
Isle of Springs
Bath
Sheepscot
Wiscasset
Bath Folks Doings in Florida Highlight Local Names
West Palm Beach reports bring Bath residents into the spotlight. Jesse Simpson of Bath serves as assistant manager at a Standard Oil filling station on Okeechobee road and Rosemary avenue. John Farrin is superintendent of all service at the Hollywood hotel on the boardwalk. Danny Dowling is head porter at the same seaside locale. I. S. Crosby built a large garage apartment in Prospect Park and lives there while supervising a house project. Eugene McGrath, once with Amory McLellan, now sells Florida real estate. Fred Boudreau works at West Palm Beach Bank and Trust Co. C. C. OW. Rogers, Bath, shows off a new cane.
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Zephyr
West Palm Beach
Jesse Simpson
Bath
Standard Oil Co
Okechokee Road
Rosemary Avenue
John Farrin
Eugene MctGrath
Amory McLellan
Depot Squire Garage
Forida Real Estate
Fred Boudreau
West Palm Beach Bank and Trust Co. CC
Rogers
Obituary of William T. L. Murphy 73 in Bath area
William T L Murphy 73 died Thursday afternoon at his home on St Russell Street after a brief illness. Born in Nova Scotia he lived in the United States for 25 years, mainly in Bath where he was a ship carpenter. His wife died years ago. Survived by a son William A Murphy of Perth Amboy New Jersey, six grandchildren and two sisters in Boston.
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William TL. Murphy
St Russell Street
Nova Scotia
Bath
William A. Murphy
Perth Amboy
N. J
Boston
Cleveland 8 Kane Ward Sailor Turned Public Official Dies
Cleveland B Kane a former resident and seafaring man later worked as watchman and traffic officer. He was connected with the police department and had been a candidate for city marshal for several seasons. He served as an efficient traffic officer for the State ferry at Commercial and Ferry streets.
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Ward
Cleveland
B. Kane
Mr Kane
Comercial
Ferry
Arthur J Miller Funeral Held At Brother's Home
Funeral services for Arthur J. Miller were held Tuesday afternoon at his brother Williate E H Miller's Lincoln Street home with Rev. David L. Wilson of Central Church officiating. Bearers named Orrin Roberts Albert McLellan and Murial Miller. Burial took place in Oak Grove. The item notes a buried Indian city with six temples uncovered in Yucatan and speculates future discoveries by explorers in Mexico or Egypt.
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Arthur J
Miller
Williate EH. Miller
Lincoln Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Orrin’ Roberts
Albert McLelan
Ryeenn F Miller
Murial
Oak Grove
Yucatan
Mexico
Egypt
Former Phippsburg native crafts pen and ink sketches
George H. Jewell of Cambridge Massachusetts now 70 years old is a former Phippsburg resident famed as a top pen and ink artist. Born in Mast Boston he moved to Phippsburg as an infant and later trained in Chicago and Boston. His work, influenced by Pilgrim's Progress and famous paintings, has attracted attention and been published, with a recent sketch showcased for Bath and Phippsburg readers as he hopes to visit his old hometown this summer.
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George H. Jewell
Shepard Street
Cambridge
Mass
Whippsburg
Mast Boston
Phippsburg
Chicago
Boston
J. W. C. Gilman
Jewell
Pilgrim's Progress
Ife
Bath
Railroad Pioneers Recalled in Maine Central Talk
Si Anderson recalls helping W. W. Brown of Bangor and Aroostook lineage during winter duties between Lewiston and Brunswick. The veteran conductor and Brown’s father shared railroading feats, including an Auburn to Moosehead Lake excursion that required shared crews and clever staging to move eight cars to Greenville and back to Milo Junction.
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S. TL Anderson
Maine Central
Lewiston
Brunswick
East
Billy Brown
Mr. Brown
W. W. Brown
Bangor & Aroostook
Tie
Arthur Brown
Moosehead Lake
Newport Jet
Dexter
Foxcroi
Ager &Aroostook
Greenville
Brown
Milo Jet
Poxcroft
Maine Central Minployes’ Magazine
Mayor Cahill Heads List of Delegates to State Convention
Mayor Charles P. Cahill leads a lengthy list of delegates and alternates elected in the caucus for the Democratic state convention in Portland. The meeting elected officials including L Eugene Thebesa as chair and Roscoe as secretary, with authority to fill vacancies from the alternates list.
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Charles P. Cahill
Portland Mareh Va
L. Eugene Thebesa
esx-Connellian
Roscoe
Charles Ti. Cahill
Walter E. Rewe
Arthur Sewall
John J. Keegan
Martha Barker
Bath Seed Concern Orders Big Seed Shipment
Maj William RR Kinball of The Dine Tree State Seed Co received a large shipment of beef turnip and flower seeds via White Star Dominion Line to Porthind and then in bond to Bath. Maglind claims finest ruta baga seeds and reports an early busy season with high demand and 10,000 seed catalogs already sent in New England.
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William RR. Kinball
Dine Tree State Seed Co
Maglind
White Star Dominion Line
Porthind
Bond
Bath Custom House
Majimball
New England
Former Warden Eaton Addresses Men’s Club at Parish House
A large crowd attended the Central church parish house meeting of the Men’s Club last Wednesday. Ex-warden Lester D. Eaton contrasted old prison conditions with modern reforms, noting improved facilities, privileges, and the parole system, while Dr. Forrest C. Tyson discussed criminology and institutional care at Augusta State Hospital. A luncheon followed the talks.
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Central Church Parish House
Parker Moulton
Frank S. Wakefield
Pilgrim
John Shaw
Central Church Choir
Lester D. Eaton
State
Eaton
Boys’ Reformatory
South Portland
Forrest C. Tyson
Augusta State Hospital
W. S. Kimball
Augusta
Tyson
Heirs in Brunswick expect no request
Many Brunswick heirs of the Webber fortune doubt any litigation will pay. They recall past agitation and a $50 contributions fund that warranted no settlement. Letters from Brunswick resemble those sent to Portland heirs, but were received years ago.
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Webber
Brunswick
Portland
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Tartland
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Board of Highways and Sewers
Allan Spear
Common Council
Charles A. Carr
Roger Skillings
Mr. Spear
Joseph BF. Atkinson
Mayer Cahill
Pres. Sampson
Board of Aldermen
Pres. Brown
William J. Conway
Fred
Shillings
Alderien Spear
Cahad
John So Phice
John
Smalle
Langden
Geen
Elwell G. Pinkham
Thomas W. Reynolds
Mars
Crockett
Walter BL
Abbott
Jedin BL
Can
Harold W
Hil
Chartes
AL Carr
Baxter’s
H. C. Baxter & Bro
Brunswick, Maine
Demic Pomeroy
Auburn
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Hyde Auxiliary
Land
Joseph Day
Clarence A. Perslee
Bath Ministerial Association
Lincoln Lodge
Reid-Sheef
Carlton
Florida
William L. Murphy
Kane
Arthur L. Miller
SI Anderson
Insane Hospital