City of Bath elects Harold P. Small as mayor in new administration
At an adjourned Tops ham meeting Hon. Ellis L Aldrich presiding, residents voted to hire the State auditing department to review three years of town books and report by May 1. Former Mayor John A. Lord and incoming Mayor Harold P. Small led the transfer of power with prayers, oaths, and praise for officials. Andrews and Powers won board presidencies. Gilmore and Wright were elected clerks.
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Topsham
Ellis L. Aldrich
State Auditing Department
Mayor Small
John A. Lord
U. S.N
Harold P. Small
City Hall Auditorium
P. M. Olm
Kennebec
Lord
Small
Mayor Lord
Young
Edwin R. Andrews
Walter W. Smith
Walter W. Smith, Ward 6, For President of the Board of Aldermen
Henry M. Powers
Arthur Sewall
Common Council
John W. Gilmore
E. R. Wright
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Smith
Clerk Wright
Powers
J. Haviland Torrey
Edward T. Whitehouse
Mr. Powers Appoin
Sydney A. McPherson
Stanley J. Bickle
Varnal P. Chaney
Bath
Edward F. Miller
Charles J. Donnell
Donnell, Miller
James A. Gillies, Jr
Andrews
Smith
PWA
CWA
Lower High Street
Municipal Welfare Department
Oak Grove Avenue
Welfare Department
Kelley Field
Supt. Eaton
Oscar F. Williams
Board of Highways and Sewers
W. Emery Chase Jr
Mr. Williams
Arthur Avery
Horace W. Ward
Cemetery and Park Board
Clinton D. Wilson
Ada Crockett
The
Red Cross
Harold W. Child
Frederick E. Drake
John A. McDonough
State House
Marcella Shapiro F
State Statistical Department
Francis McDonnell
Lettie Ware Meader
Leroy Smith
McDonough
Reed & Reed
General Contracting Co
Woolwich
Green & Wilson
Arrowsie-Georgetown
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co
Lackawanna Steel Co
Vine. Street
Henry T. Hunt
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Old Times in Woolwich Reveals 21 Years of Local History
Mrs. Leonard M. Lord’s March paper for Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter traces Woolwich’s early names, settlers, and Indian conflicts. It covers Neguaseg, Koussinac, Hobomock, Ephraim Phipps, Sir William Phipps, William Brookings lineage, and the 18th century Kennebec Valley massacre with graves near the river, ending with a note of continuation on page four.
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Woolwich
Leonard M. Lord
Dummer Sewall
Lord
Nellie Reed
Boothbay
Montsweag
Tuessic
Nequasset
Hockomock
Maine
George Washington
Neguaseg
Clear Water
Edward Winslow
John Alden
Plymouth Colony
Koussinac
Augusta
Richard Hammond
Hammond
Arrowsic
Buch
Thomas Prince
Kennebec
Thomas Ashley
Thwing's Point
James Phipps
Phipps
William
Sheepscot Bay
Boston
Sir William Phipps
Sagadahoc
James Wadleigh
Phipps Point
Henry Brookings
Wadleigh
Henry
Brookings
Kennebec Valley
Ebenezer Preble
Canada
Harnden
Cosmopolitan Club's Early Years in Bath Maine 1913 1915
A historical account read at the club's March meeting traces the Cosmopolitan Club of Bath Maine from its 1913 incorporation through its first homes, leadership, and community ties. It notes key figures like Elizabeth E. Webber, Judge Walter S. Glidden, and Mabel A. Thwing, and details membership classes, objectives, and early civic cooperation with men’s clubs and local organizations.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Emma E. Walker
Ruth H. Farnham
Elizabeth E. Webber
Bath
Walter S. Glidden
Glidden
Washington Street
Miss Webber
Mabel A. Thwing
Cosmopolitan
Colonial Club
House
H. C. Webber
Merchants' Association
Sagadahock Block
Charles H. McLellan
McLellan
Fogg
Linden
Washington Streets
Fogg House
Linden Street
A. H. Shaw
Dasmatianes Okie
Israel Putnam
Frank W. Carlton seeks Republican nomination for Maine governor
Frank W. Carlton of Woolwich announces a frugal, state wide campaign for the Republican nomination. He plans weekly stories with radio speeches to critique highway expenditures and press for a Sales Tax to balance the 1934 budget. Carlton cites his Senate and Executive Council service and promises an economical, experienced administration if elected.
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Maine
State of
Brann
State House
Chinaman
Cosmopolitan Club Receives Mortgage Gift On 21st Birthday
Miss Emma E. Walker presented the Cosmopolitan club with the remaining mortgage balance of nearly $800, marking its 21st anniversary. The surprise gift, in memory of her sister Helen A. Walker, freed the club from encumbrances as 98 members attended the banquet at the club house. Historical notes recalled the club's founding in 1913 with Miss Elizabeth Webber unable to attend.
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Emma E. Walker
Cosmopolitan Club
Helen .A. Walker
Miss Walker
Elizabeth E. Webber
Cambridge
Mass
Iit
Miss Webber
Washington Street
Cosmopolitan Club Corporation
Charles R. Farnham
Margaret R. Foote
Miriam W. Kimball
Leland R. Mitchell
Alice F. Johnson
Frank W. Jaqua
R. Clinton McFadden
Ruth &£. Thomipson
Christine C. Curtis
Lillian E. Lewin
Addie D. Palmer
Washington
John H. Perkins
Hardings
Far
Bath D A R Members Attend Maine Society Conference
Members of Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter travel to Augusta for the 36th Maine Society Daughters of the American Revolution conference hosted by Roussinoc chapter. The program includes a reception at the Blaine House, banquets, music, and sessions with reports, elections, and committee work.
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Colonel
Dummer Sewall
State of Maine Society
Daughters of American Revolution
House of Representatives
State House
Augusta
Flora M. Randall
Harry C. Webber
Jane Lemont
Harry G. Deering
Fred N. Sanborn
Leonard M. Lord
George W. Merrill
Margaret R. Foote
Thomas S. Gibbons
Agnes W. Humphreys
Charles C. Low
Clara N. Fogg
Bowdeinham
Blaine House
Brann
Augusta House
Winthrop
Hallowell
Gardiner
George F. Goodie
Joseph Korda
Miss Chase
Mayber
Caremae Bradford
Henry H. Harvey
Mary Kelton Dummer
Eliabeth Price
Kathleen Mavourneén
Crouch
Ezra A. Freeman
Avis G. Ames
Victor A. Binford
Courtesies
Howard R. Houston
Forrest H. Colby
G. Edris Turgeon
Charles P. Barnes
Fred C. Morgan
E. Marie Estes
George N. Gardner
Frederick R. Philbrick
William H. Williams
Robert F. Partridge
Fred W. Burrill
William H. Fisher
Caroline F. Chase
Harry 8. Thompson
Blaine S. Wiles
Arthur Savage
Harry S. Thompson
Frederick C. Bagley, Jr
Edwin C. Burleigh
Roscoe W. Given
Marjorie V. Hussey
Donald Hewett
LeRoy F
Bowdoin Professor Sparks Athens Bowdoin Club Founding
An archeological discovery in Athens by a camel-riding Bowdoin Greek Professor on sabbatical leads to unveiling an Attic inscription and the discovery that a Bowdoin graduate resides in Athens. This sequence culminates in the formation of a Bowdoin Club in the city, described as one of the most thrilling stories in modern scientific annals.
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Athens
Greece
Teave
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Mark A. Jackson
Cosmo Club
Bath Office
Sagadahoc County
Arthur Colby
Joseph Doyle
National
United States
Frank W. Carlton
Brunswick
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Frank W.iii
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