City Council Appointments and Pedestrian Sidewalk Petition
Ward representatives listed. A sidewalk petition from 194 North Street residents was referred. Mayor Small announced numerous appointments to health harbor master house of correction almoner and constables. Joint standing committees named including Accounts Finances and Public Lighting with members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Hight
Chester A. Plant
Harry W. Thebeau
John M. Kane
George W. Thistle
Walter S. Russell
Frank W. Skillings
Weston L. Bonney
North St
No. 194
J. W. Gillies
North and
Lincoln
A. H. Durgin
Amy Hodgdon
Board of Tax Assessors
Hiram R. Pattee
W. S. Russell
C. J. Dain
Herbert L. Hall
House of Correction
George E. Thompson
Fred S. Curtis
Rudolph Roy
Charles E. Wallace
John W. Gilmore
John A. Norris
Thomas F. Reynolds
George H. Wakefield
Charles H. Norton
William V. Percy
Weston L. Banney
John Biggins
D. Wylie Lemont
James A. Ham
William Lynch
Coleman Flaherty
George FP. Allen
Edwin L. Emmons
George Wolf
Joseph Atkinson
Clarence R. Mcelantire
Charles W. Purington
William F. Higgins
Charles F. Trask
George L. L. Babb
Joseph McCabe
Elwell G. Pinkham
Frank P. Anderson
Samuel B. Martin
Robert Shea
Claude F. Fifield
Alphonse Roy
Joseph Smith
Edwin S. Bacon
William J. Conway
Peter Gaudreau
William A. Edgett
Arthur C. Lemont
Wilbur C. Oliver
John F. King
Fred L. McFadden
John Pinkham
William H. Tobey
Edward Brown
Elmer W. Rogers
Jean F. Butler
Samuel Welch
John R. Lowell
George Whitehead
Fred A. Fuller
Fred S., Sears
John F. Conley
George E. Barker
Melvin A. Rice
Night Watch
Small
Hooper
Jackson
Covel
Dunton, Hosmer
Oliver
Local Jottings Highlight Winter Storm and Community News
Bath items note a severe Wednesday snowstorm with drifting and easterly winds and a report of ice clearing in Narrows. The D. M. Humphreys agency settles a Dewey Cafe fire loss. News covers church Ladies’ Aid meetings, Republican conventions, Willard Moran boxing night, and local civic events with personnel changes and society officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Humphreys
Dewey
Capt. Wallace
Beacon St
Narrows
Bath
Oscar
E. W. Bailey
Woolwich
Times
George B. Drake
The
Texas Co
Pennsylvania
Roger Moulton
Brotherhood of Beacon Street Church
J. E. C. Sawyer
Bath area notes include weather, ships, and social updates
Reports from Bath cover a busy period with a Reading tug Tamaqua seeking shelter at Parker's Flats, the City of Bangor prepared for sea, and a Tucker torpedo boat destroyer endurance test delayed by Tuesday weather. Social and business items include a baby Curtis Pearson, railroad agent Walter Wass in Bath, and Willys Overland Co. yacht plans in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram A. Walker
Walter P. Wass
Boston
Bath
William Pearson
Pine and
Ashington Sts
Curtis Pearson
Reading
Tamaqua
Parker’s Flats
Rogers and
Lewis
City of
Bangor
Grace Church
Mr. Wells
Detroit
John North Willys
Willys Overland Co
Bath Iron Works
Willys
Phippsburg
Georgetown
Tucker
Rocklands
Quincy
Mass
Reed & Bonney
Maxwell
Cumberland County
Sagadahoc County
Hattie M
William E. McMann
St. Court
E. L. Nash
Gardiner G. Deering
Wesley Church
Frost
Bath Gun Club
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Y.M.C. A
Woolwich
Rosentwist
Kennebec
West Georgetown
Thomas Williams
Owen Marr
Victor Richardson
Oakledge
Local Social and Community Notes From Bath
Dr. W S Whitney resumes practice after vacation. Officer Conley is on sick list at home with a cold. Mrs W J O'Brien and daughter Charlotte visit relatives in Portland. Miss Florence Kingsbury visits sister in Boston. Mrs Leroy Myers of Light Station Popham travels to Machias for ill father. Dr Breckenbridge attends Maine Osteopathic Association meeting in Waterville. Aftel Crowley of Addison, Coast Guard Life Saving, visits from Popsham. Bartley McCullum ill in Philadelphia hospital. Mrs Carl C Troop travels to Portland to meet sister and niece from Somerville. Carl T Day resigns Bath Iron Works post to join Texas Co. Dr and Mrs A F Williams of Phippsburg visit Portland. Gen Charles Minott and Frank S Bowker visit Bath. Freeman Oliver reports New Bedford ship activity. two whalers chartered at good prices. Mrs Bant Hanson of Bath aged mid birthday reunion with eight siblings at dinner after forty-four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Whitney
Officer Conley
W. J. O’brien
Charlotte
Portland
Florence Kingsbury
Boston
Thomas Elliott
Leroy Myers
Popham
Machias
Breckenbridge
Waterville
Maine Osteopathic Association
Aftel Crowley
Addison
Coast Guard
Popsham
Bath
Bartley McCullum
Philadelphia
Carl C. Troop
N. P. Cady
Somerville
Carl T. Day
Naval Inspector
Bath Iron Works
The
Texas Co
A. F. Williams
Phippsburg
Charles Minott
Frank S. Bowker
Center
Freeman Oliver
New Bedford
Bath Area Notes and Local Events Highlighted
Ducks tame along the river and Beacon Street social at the parsonage signal light community chatter. Eastern Manufacturing Co of Brewer sells most coasting schooners including the Eagle and other vessels to buyers in Boston Machiasport and New Bedford. A Flemish chair and a large carved sideboard enter FitzGerald’s Old Curiosity Shop as Gen Thor Thwing lineage and Colonial era artistry surface. Three Patterson cousins serving with Nova Scotia Highlanders are reported in Belgium with photographs in the Gold Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon St
March Hill
Bath
Eastern Manufacturing Co
Brewer
Eagle
Annie P. Chase
Andrew Nebinger
N. E. Aver
Elsie A. Bayles
Izetta
Grace Davis
Edmund A. Rice
Boston
Fred L. Dorr
Ayer
Chase
Davis
Nebinger
Mazerall
Benjamin D. Cleveland
New Bedford
Fitzgerald Old Curiosity Shop
Thwing
Woolwich
George A. Patterson
Percy & Small
Belgium
C. L. Mott
S. H. Patterson
John L. Pat- Arnold L. Patter
Charles A. Patterson
85Th
Nova Scotia Highlanders
the Gold Hunter
Nova Scotia I
Obituary: Mrs George Cook Dies in Boston at 37
Mrs. George Cook, aged 37, died in Boston after a brief illness. Her remains were brought home by Mr. Phillip Pembroke, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Munsey, and George Cook and son Phillip. Survived by husband Phillip, mother Mrs. Jennie Pembroke, sister Mrs. H. M. Munsey, and brothers George Pembroke and Cyrus. interred at Oak Grove Cemetery after services at 704 Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Pembroke
H. M. Munsey
George Cook
Phillip
Boston
Jennie Pembroke
George Pembroke
New York
Cyrus
Cook
Tremont St
Oak Grove Cemetery
Military Exhibit Aims to Boost Coast Artillery Recruitment
Through the courtesy of Thompson Bros an intriguing military exhibit is shown in their north window. It features a full service uniform on wax, U S magazine rifles, a complete field kit with shelter tent halves blankets poncho and entrenching gear, a haversack and mess kit, semaphore flags and a standard U S knife bayonet. The display supports the 4th Company Coast Artillery recruiting drive and invites inquiries at Sagadahoc Block Armory. Also noted is the Frederick sailing from Portland Jan 12 to Archangel Russia now overdue with shipmen doubting its voyage and fearing loss in severe gales off the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Bros
United States
National Guard
Coast Artillery Corps
U. S
Warner & Swasey
Coast Defense
Bath Company
Sagadahoc Block
Frederick
Portland
Archangel
Russia
New York Maritime Register
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
McGrath
Swett
Rogers
Bruce
Thompson
Marr
Tobey
Kane
Smith and Barker
Passmore
Swett and
Manufactures
Mason
Haggett Swett and
Smith
Dunton
Haggett
Morse
Leeman
Whitehouse
Barker
Bowie
Willard-Moran
Willard
Harold M. Sewall
F. B. Nichols
E. W. Hyde
W. C. Oliver
C. S. Brown
W. G. ‘Small
R. H. Baxter
Capt
S. R. Percy
W. A. Farber
C. A. Peaslee
W. S. Glidden
George F. Jackson
A. L. Strout
Joseph C
Wesley M. E. Church
Robert Gordon
South St
Ida Pierce
Arthur E. Baum
E. E. Whittemore
H. E. Thompson
Charles Shepard
Charles Foster
F. W. Ames
Otis Card
Madelyn Davis
Ralph Warren
Edw. Ripley
Marion Robbins
Missionary Society of the Sunday School
G. A. Cahill
Mildred Robbins
Temperance Society
N. B. Cortell
Louise Childs
Silie Cahill
ONE Price Clothiers
Conley’s Specialty Store
Mrs
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