Village events and fundraisers highlighted by community party
In a busy village week, Mrs Thatcher Pinkham and Mrs Fred Coombs direct a winter entertainment turn featuring music vocals and family album with dancing to follow to raise funds for a community house addition. Other events include Mothers club sales on April 6 and a March 27 auxiliary sale for the kitchen fund at Bridge hall.
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Thatcher Pinkham
Fred Coombs
Charles E. Preble
Marion Raffaell
Susan Skofight
Mothers’ Club
Abram. Oliver
Mothers’ Glo
Ich
Elb
Frank Perry
The
Bath Trust Co
Frank DP
Rogers
Morse
I AL Trueworthy
Charles FL Hewitt
Percy Morse
Portsmouth
Hewitt
Elwer Lufkin
Isle Au Haut
Arthur Perry
Omar R. Perry
Emily Jordan
Ans
Candy
Harry B. Williams
Fred L. Parks
L. A. Trueworthy
John G. Morse
Harry (. Webber
Fred N. Parks
Harry ©. Williams
Squaw Club
Frank Veron
Sherman I. Morse
Harry RB. Williams
Franklin Morse
Bath
Lawrence Small
George M. Eaton
Llewellyn Adams
Sherman L. Morse
Hatch Church League
Winnegance Bay
Winnegance Creek
Winnegsnee Creek
Onix
Joseph N. Day
Brunswick
G.A.R. Hall
Bridge Hall
John B. Morse
Ll. A. Trueworthy
Probate petition in Sagadahoc Maine for Letters Testamentary
Arthur A. Brown of Bath petitions the Sagadahoc Probate Court to prove the will of Harry Brown who died March 6 1955 and to issue Letters Testamentary to him as executor. The filing lists Celia M. Brown as widow and children Bessie Mary Minnie and David Brown plus Arthur and states notice will be published in Bath newspapers and a court hearing set for April 7 1935.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Arthur A. Brown
Bath
Harry Brown
A. D
Celia M. Brown
Bessie R. Brown
Mary Brown
Minnie Brown
David Brown Bath
Arthur A. Brow RX
James S. Lowell
Bathim
Sand County
Miss Harriet Pratt Digs Season's First Dandelion Greens
Miss Harriet Pratt of 60 Chestnut Street digs the season's first dandelion greens on Friday morning March 13. Her family verdict calls the harvest delicious with the dish prepared by her mother.
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Harriet Pratt
Chestnut Street
Knights of Columbus hosts St Patrick's whist party in Bath
Knights of Columbus held a whist party and entertainment at their Bath hall on St Patrick's night. A large attendance enjoyed games until 6 30 then performances by James M Rayel and Harold McLean with singers Francis Duprey and Elizabeth Conley at the piano. Ice cream and cake closed the evening. Committee included Edward J Murphy chairman assisted by H J Footer Melvin Comeau and Albert Veilleux. Charles V Fuller an engineer on the steamship Felix Taussiec recently left Boston for Baltimore to load and head up the coast. Mrs W A Smith returned to South Newcastle after visiting town with daughter Mrs R G Bailey.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick's Night
James M. Rayel
Mandalay
Lorenzo J. Collins
Francis Duprey
Elizabeth Conley
Harold McLean
Bath
Edward J. Murphy
H. J. Footer
Melvin Comeau
Albert Veilleux
Charles V. Fuller
Felix Taussiec
Boston
Baltimore
McLean
Waddell
Carlton
James DT. Perkins
Pattangall, Locke & Perkins
Augusta
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Sugendahes
Lincoln
Knox
Waldo
Tle
Boothbay
Auto
Ti. McDougall
Jackson
Carlton Bridge
M. A. Haraden
Eastern Steamship Coal
Maine Central
R.A. Hall
Bath Board of Trade
Rep
Veaslee
Arthur J. Dunton
W. T. Boyd
Georgetown
Jackley Cumberland
Judiciary Committee
Woolwich
Ice field destroys wharf and shed at Popham Beach
The Popham Beach Steamboat Co. wharf and freight shed were knocked down by a half acre two foot thick ice field drifting down the Kennebec. The Sabine was alerted and backed away just as the ice struck. Loss estimated in the low hundreds, with some equipment recovered by the Coast Guard.
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Sabine
Popham Beach
Government Wharf
Popham
Town Hall
Bessie Sprague
Basin
Celeste Wallace
West Point
Jessie Kelly
London
Belfast
WGY
Schenectady
9NX
America
Charles V. Minott
Roxbury
Muass
Charles L. Knight
Squirrel Point
Bath
Parker Head
Thomas Cole
Wortland
Capt. Cole
H. W. Cutting
William Cullity
M. J. Percy
Cox's Head
Willian Wyman
Sortland
William A. Coffin
Sebasco
Portland
William Wyman
Alzoma Doughty
Herbert Doughty
Orphans' Home Defeats League Leaders In Home Game
In a YMCA crowd, Orphans' Home outscored the Church League leader Universalists 360 to 250. Louis Pooler led with nine baskets, Eph Pooler added four, and Longley sparked a second half surge for Universalists. Rowe Harrison and Wilson starred for the Home five. Carr and Longley for Universalists.
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Pooler
Church League
Universalist
Orphans
Louis Pooler
Eph Pooler
Universalists
Ao Sport
Longley
Church
Frei
Rowe
Harrison
Wilson
Carr
F.G
E. Pooler
L. Pooler
Hennessy
Seorers
Lyden
Lee
Randall
Maine Bath bridge hearing pushes for toll-free routing
Maine legislators hear from townsfolk and experts on a proposed Bath bridge linking Woolwich and Bath. Supporters argue it would spur economy and tourism while reducing ferry tolls. opponents urge careful borings and site choice to limit costs. A key debate centers on whether the project should be toll free for farmers and how to fund the bridge within a 2 million dollar cap.
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Maine Central Railroad
Hodgdon’ C. Buzzell
Senate
Bath Bridge
Carlton Snow
Rockland
George Ds. Wood
Rockland and
Rockport
Vine Street
Bath
Maine
Beauty
Woeelwich
Frank J. Wood
Topsham
Sagadahoe County
Brewster
Raymond Fellows
Guy D. Gannett
McIntosh
Woolwich
Robinson Crusoe
Rep. Dwinal
Camden
McLean
Richmond
Dresden
Waddell
Maine Central
Brasier
Worcester Engineering Co
Dr. Waddell
Tr. Waddell
Carlton
MclLean
Carton
Lath
Taath Bridge
Correcting Contractions and Diction in Jones First Draft
A student should improve prose by avoiding stilted phrasing and misused contractions. The passage suggests consulting the New Universities Dictionary to access richer words and practice careful, deliberate speech for clearer writing.
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New Universities Dicitionary
Mayor Dean Takes Office In City Government
The inaugural featured City John W. Gilmore reelected Alderman and a joint meeting of two boards. An order called a joint special to determine necessary subordinate engineers and their pay. The council adopted past rules and set regular meeting nights. The city building gleamed as City Messenger Harold W. Child arranged inaugural decorations. Women attendees noted a rising involvement in city government. A portrait of Mayor Dean joined the alderman chamber collection while legal proceedings for several individuals await May term action.
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John W. Gilmore
Arei
Fred W. Quimby
George W. Dean
Claude I. Fifield
George W. Kill
Common Council
Oliver F. Brown
John L. Russell
Eleon E. Harford
Harold W. Child
Sex City Messenger
Mayer Dean and Wres
City Hospital
Irel
Unclear Notice Incomplete Ific
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Lucien Hows Battale and Fred W Tenn with references to days and avenues, but lacks coherent event or details to establish a clear news item or action.
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Lucien Hows
Battale
Friemdis Imwick
Fred W. Tenn
Avenue
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Masonic Dancing Party
Masonic Temple
Masonic Social Association
Colonial Club
John F. Stacy
John
Reginald Stacy
Chumber
Ernest Stanwooms
Piane Phayer
Mr. Stanwood
Ould County Down
John Grindell
Leroy Colby
Dr. S. 8. Mullin
John L. Wilson
William A. Furber
William ‘Almeroo
Quicksall
W. A. Smith
South
Newcastle
Ferim
R. G. Bailey
Phippsburg
Posser
Charles V. Minott of
Toston
Carl
Martin Powers
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Fred Colby
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New Universities Dictionary
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the Bath Independent
Dean Takes
Sherif J. Horace
Joseph Larrabee
William
Frank Steven
Kenneth A. Will
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