Five Islands Grange Meeting and Local News
The Five Islands Grange held a Tuesday meeting with an illustrated talk on sanitary conditions in the country by Rev. W. T. Boyd, assisted by Mrs. Stearns Scott. Warren Davis spoke on Woman Suffrage. Gifts for the Grange library were received from several residents. The bulletin lists programs, performances, and social visits around Five Islands, including visits to Bath and Boothbay, new members, and local births and boat trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TeaArAne
Jeet Ean
Eprpee
Lulu Rowe
L. H. Rowe
Irgacing
Boras Reese Gertie Leonard
The
Grange
W.T. Boyd
Stearns Scott
Warren Davis
Grange Library
C. W. Nocton
KK. A. Williams
Robinhood
Scott Vaper
Messale
S. Grange
J. G. Stevens
James, McMahan
Everett Higgins
Ferris Leonard
James Stevens
Eleanor Davis
Iestraeina Des
Lester Davia
Boothbay
Knight of Pythias
Charles Hanna
Everett Cromwell
LL. HH
Rowe
George Gray
Manfred Newdick
L. G. Lewis
Five Islands
Leon Williams
West Georgetown
Julia Davis
Chester MacMahan
Lincoln Campbell
Theodore Thibodeau
Bath
Westport Town Meeting Sees Lively Deliberations
The Westport town meeting held at the town hall last Monday elected H. A. Swanton as moderator and re elected Richard L. Fowle and Ernest F. Colby as selectmen. Fred S. Bailey became treasurer and collector, with Swanton re elected to the school board for three years. The ferry contract went to Earl and Crockett for five dollars, while a bridge to the island remains a costly, urgent issue. Notable deaths connected to the town included Mrs Ruth Ann Thomas of Bath and Mrs Kate C Dunton of West Medford Mass, with local visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Swanton
Richard L. Fowle
Ernest FE. Colby
Percy W. Trodgdon
Fred 3. Bailey
TH. A. Swanton
Fred S. Bailey
Ross T. Beaton
Hl. A. Swanton
Robert Higgins
Arthur N. Stillwell
Earl and Crockett
Fowle
Board of Selectmen
Augusta
Westport
Roy Rowe
Winter Harbor
Ruth Ann Thomas
Bath
James Thomas
Frank R. Thomas
Old Home Place
James H
Kate C. Dunton
West Medford
Mass
Millard LE. Dunton
Rufus Caswell
Edgecomb
Roy Colby
Charles Colby
M. A. Cromwell
North End
Nellie Cromwell
Rena Colby
Vsit
Miss Cromwell
Ralph Wright
Arthur Stillwell
Robert Greenleaf
May Change Time of Supreme Court Sagadahoc County
A legislative committee report proposes moving Sagadahoc County Supreme Judicial Court sessions to the third Tuesday of October from the current second Tuesday. The panel’s “ought to pass” recommendation aligns with viewpoints of justices and court staff. Richard Baker arrives from Westminster School for Boys to spend Easter with his parents in Simsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Legislature Committee On
Supreme Judicial Court For
Sagadahoc County
Richard Baker
Westminister School For Boys
Simsbury
Town
Frederick W. Baker
Death of a parrot and local notices from Winnegance
Mrs. Sherman Morse mourns a handsome parrot from South America after pneumonia claimed the bird two years after its homecoming aboard a ship. A new plank walk to Bridge Hall pleases dancers. Various community notices follow including illness, visits, church services, and concerns over prison reform and feeble mindedness in New York.
Local Notes on Lumber Hauls and Club Tourney Plans
Portible iill teams haul heavy lumber over West Bath roads cutting deep ruts prompting calls for a frost season law in Maine. Colonial club hopes many Brunswick club members join Thursday evening tournament at eight. Bangor High cheers for Morse during Tufts tournament. Ralph Small led Morse cheering. Morse team receives 11 boxes of cigarettes from a local store, later refused by players.
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Bath
Maine
Colonial
Brunswick
Tufts College
Bangor High
Morse High
Springfield
Morse
Ralph Small
Morseigh
Walbridge
Boston
Georgetown church talk draws crowd on sanitation
A well attended Georgetown vestry event featured Rev. W. T. Boyd presenting an illustrated talk using United States Public Health pictures on farm sanitation. Post lecture snacks were served as families mingled. numerous residents and guests from Bath and Woolwich were noted in attendance and local activities continued with visits, travels, and community meetings described throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Boyd
Richard Peterson
William Cromwell
Miro
Everett Jewett
John Reed
Charles Lewis
Bath
John Placky
Ath Mes
Thomas Phigan and Son
Joseph Platford
Pred
Roland
Rex Moore
Pautine
Ruby
John 2. Oliv
Avarusia
Walter Cunningham
W. A
W. C. .Podd
New York Judge Wadhams Resigns After Seven Years on Bench
William Th. Wadhams, a judge in the Court of General Sessions, New York, resigns without notice after seven years during which he sentenced thousands. He cites misery in the job, notes 5,806 persons judged and 773 lives saved, and argues for a humane, classified approach to criminal law focused on protecting society rather than vengeance.
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United States
Sing Sing
de Luxe
Mutual Welfare League
of the Navy
Portsmouth
Parole Board
Audge
Aoman
Emira Reformatory
New York
William Th. Wadhams
Court of General Sessions
Wadhiams
Judge Wadhams
Bath
Edwin Reed
Phippsburg
Gov. Miller
Wadhai
Willian TL Wadhagis
Lsho
Wadhams
New York World
Tam
Park Alleys to Host Farrar Reynolds Bowing Match
Bleachers for 200 fans rise at the Park Alleys as Farrar and Reynolds of this city face Cyr Beaumont of Lewiston on March 29. Manager Frank Pepper wants a large turnout to see Farrar, the state champion, team with Reynolds against Portland rivals Pearson and another fast bowler. The Tuesday night clash will test Farrar’s ability to bowl with a partner and serves as a preview of the upcoming state match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrar-Reynolds
Cyr Beaumont
Lewiston
Frank Pepper
Farrar
Reynolds
Portland
Pearson
Banquet Remarks Highlight Studebaker Auto Sales
Amory McLellan and Pred Colby attend a Studebaker agents banquet in Boston where the company president cites March 1 orders, last year's auto sales totaling 150 million dollars, and a quarterly increase of 670 thousand cars. He estimates eight million cars sold in the nation this year and eight million pleasure cars in use.
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Boston
Amory McLellan
Pred Colby
Depot Square
Studebaker
New England
Copley-Phiaza
Tie
Tle
United Sills
Bath Notes Harbor Wards and Visiting Figures
Personal notices from Bath recount visits and travels of residents and relatives. Mrs Edward Libby of Dedford street visits in Tewiston while Mr and Mrs Willian Mbt of South Boston visit her parents. George Potter and John Roberts return to Providence. A week in Boath ends with Marl Cathy confined by tonsillitis. Mrs Domain Perkins recovers from surgery at City hospital. Miss Eother Pinter of Skowhegan visits Bath friends and plans a Boothbay Harbor trip. The Monday Evening Club is hosted by Mrs Wellington Moore on Washington Street with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Libby
Dedford Street
Tewiston
Willian
Boston
George Potter
John Roberts
Providence
Rob. Wedlvesdinge Toring
Boath
Marl Cathy
Mev
Fred Colby
Tighstreet
Domain Perkins
City Hospital
Eother Pinter
Skowhegan
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Wellington Moore
Washington Street
Missdith Campbell
Nobleboro
Hector Creamer
Pleasant Street
Roxy Campbell
Bedford Street
Harry DD. Whitten
Porthnd
Maine
Marsonie Protective Association
Daniel Getchell
William Hi. Tolmes
Dresinland Theatre
Bangor
Tie
Psalmes
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Victor
Chester Pinkham
T. W. Blaisdell
MacMahon Island
Charles Boucher
Lisbon Falls
Albion Davis
Rockland
Furba
H. W. Howard
Marion Stevens
Iva
Alice Cromwell
Lloyd Pinkham
William Marr
Fudge
Blaisdell
Greenleaf
D. M.humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
F. S. Curtis
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Stuart
Optometrist
Beaver
L-Farnham Co, Inc
H. C
Cedar Street
Westport Town Meeting
Otis N. E
Liberty Street
Howard
Octave Bretor
Sherman Morse
Winnegance
South America
Mr. Morse
Bridge Hall
Carolyn Avis Oliver
Tyleston
Oliver
Barker
Eugene Spinney
Annie Purrington
Walter
Perry
Reameolph
Alice Rich
Clarence Johnson
Walter Morse
Parker Head
Zina
Grant
Ladies Aid
Joshua NJ Tibbets
EL Oo Taylor
Corliss Street
Augustus Gould
Durham
Seymour Playden
Fred Dwyer
Peoples’ Church
Frank Leavitt
Grace Reynolds
George Cutting
Uptrop
Dedham
Cutting
Raymond Campbell Hay
Shippsburg
Hayden Conant
Georgetown
W. T. Boyd
Georgetown Church
Mer
Buzzo
Mars
Fred Reid
Jema Gilman
Tlartley Pharley
Seguinhend
WL. Cromwell
Woolwich
Roland Harford
Melvin Cunninggham
Dorothy Stuart
Belle Heald
Worthimd
Shosford
Scott
Lecurers
A. EL. Duzzo
Carl Williams
Waltham
Thomas Williams
Working League
Webster Trarley
Hartley William Harley
M. J. Marr
Waterville
Frank Taylor
Mark Oliver
Woodbury
D. L. Pettongill
Tresford
Mes
Todd
Junior Williams i
Beth
James Nixon
Tna Noble
J. A. Williams
Darrell Powers
Lesver Powers
Perris Leonard
Joseph Pechhnik
Mater Chester Horne
Phornton Burgess
Porth
Chestir
Lydia Reid
Booom, Reid
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
N.Y
TL Woodside
Leon Willians
John Thibodeau
Sewall Oliver
Bred Oliver
Mr. and Maes
Frank Heald
E. Pettengill
John Be. Oliver
Honest Values
the House of Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer
Wny
Earl & Wilson
John J. Desmond
Betty
Elma
Diverse
Cal
Mark
Rotary
Charles UE
Wishington
Del
Ad Mars
Charles
Robbins
Deluna Diameroot
Arthur Pashe
Prink BK
Pashe
Ao Oriveter
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Youngs Pasta
Ferega
United States Shing Board
Philippines
China
Orient
Wallice
Dack
Astoria
Seo Bene To
LA Sansdale
Gentaur Goupanynew
York- Nv
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
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