Mrs Cooke Nominated for President of Cosmopolitan Club
Mrs Francsy G Cooke is named the Cosmopolitan Club president nominee for the ensuing year by the nominating committee chaired by Miss Margaret Foote. Also listed are vice presidents secretaries and treasurer candidates as well as several director nominees and new active members. A caucus discussed joint citizen tickets with Republicans and Democrats and a committee was appointed to pursue a non partisan ticket, with further talks pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franc’sy G. Cooke
Cosmopolitan Club
Margaret K. Foote
iLessie Stunt
Orst
Marion Durington
Lidiam Muler
Jeannette Smith
Marcia Moulton
Mildred Nichols
Lilian Frost
Ruth Farnham
Minnie White
Gertrude Greenleaf
Harriet Stevens
Martha Barker
Nellie Goodrich
Hazel Hartleb
Margaret J. Adams
John A. Morse
Murelie
Lincoln
Rachel Hodgdon
Harriet Cooke
Winifred Johnson
John EF. Burkhardt
George A. Churchill
White
Lena Green
The
Courier
Caroline Footer
Mary Cunningham
Mary Mussenden
Frost
Honuse
Flora Roneaul
Alice Ramsey
Rachel Nichols
Seth S. Mullin
Miriam W. Wimball
Louise RR. Staples
Lilly Dray
Edna Wilson
William H. Miller
George Levyn
William Is.Temple
Wiliam Shaughnessy
Harry W. Thebeau
F. A. Hall
Winnie Quinn
Mary Murphy
Edward T. Whitehouse
Thomas J. Lynch
Arline McNed
Charles H. Cahill
John Marks
Charlotte Grace
Amos F. Verry
Charles C. Toothaker
Rufus A
L. Eugene Thebeau
Democratic City Committee
Citizens
Fred W. Quimby
Republican Committee
Quimby
Thebeau
Republican City Committee
Teket
Tiebeau Taza
Coe
Citizens’ Caucus
General Citizens Caucus
Hall
City Committee
Ernest F. Kelley
Thompson
William Temple
G. A. Cahill
G. A. Merrill
BE. J. Kelley
Howard T. Whitehouse
John J. Marks
Democratic Nominations for City Ward Officials Listed
The article lists Democratic nominees by ward including ward 1 Glidden ward 2 James W. Moulton ward 4 Archie Carey ward 4 Crane ward 7 Warren Manse for ward seats clerks ward 2 Joseph Clane y ward 3 Lester McNeil ward 4...... Ward 7 William McAuliffe for clerks and constables ward 1 Frank Warren ward 2 Joseph A L Smith ward 3 John S. Phice with names repeated in multiple wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wid D
Banerson
Glidden
James W. Moulton
Archie Carey
Joseph Po Crane
Walter S. Pussett
Warren C. Manse
Joseph Claney
Lester McNeil
Uilward Fo Miler
John J. Norton
William McAucliffe
Frank Warren
Joseph AL Smith
John S. Phice
James VP. Ledyard
John L. Wilson
Walter
Russell
Thomas L. Morrison
James S. Knight
Joseph L. Yates
Fred L. King
George F. Reynolds
William W. Wakefield
Raymond Haley
Rupert Miller
New Commander Elected at Roland H. Smith Post
Gardiner D. Rogers was unanimously chosen commander of Roland H. Smith post AD for the balance of the year. He succeeds Roscoe He Shaw who resigned. Ralph Gay will serve as service officer and both will be installed next Monday night at 7 14 due to an eight o'clock tournament at post headquarters between the Legion and the Winnegance Community club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner D. Rogers
Roland H. Smith
Roscoe He Shaw
Ralph Gay
Rogers
Legion
Winnegance
Portland girl Margaret Whalen weekend with parents
Miss Margaret Whalen of Portland spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank H Whalen at Pear Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Whalen
Portland
Frannk H. Whalen
Pear Street
City Council Deliberates Routine Matters and Library Reports
A short city council session approved Roll of Accounts No. 12 totaling 4111.65 and issued warrants for the March 2 city election. The Mayors Irish and Finance chair Oliver presented the trust fund report. City Clerk Gilmore read library and city receipts and disbursements. Absentees were Thurlow and Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdikian
Front Street
Irish
Oliver
Finance Committee
Gilmore
Harry M. Thurlow
John G. Haskell
Patten
Bath
Brooklyn
Resi Sebo
Ward Officers and New Republican City Committee Elected
Ward officers and clerks listed by ward with presiding officers named. A new Republican city committee was elected by ward with Quimby as chairman Corliss as vice chair and Kidder secretary, Ledyard treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falwin FE. Vinson
Chester A. Whint
Mabel Harford
Lizzie I. Chaney
Ellery (. Whittemore
Eugene A. Youland
Olive A. Corliss
Arletta M. Yates
Fred W. Quimby
William V. Percy
Miss Harriot
Ledyard
Mabel A. Thwing
Owen J. Ledyard
Fred H. Pratt
Sylvanus Penwell
Harriet Morse
Arthur H. Price
Claude J. Fifield
Rae A. Thigward
Gilmain Seabury
Chester H. McCabe
Nathan Ki. Coffin
Nathan Ik. Coffin
Charles H. Kidder
Ernest Hs. Heald
James A. Bimson
Martha DP. Susall
Charles TH. Kidder
Funeral of Francis Haskins in Augusta
Francis Haskins died in Augusta on Monday. His funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at two at W OC Chadbourne funeral parlor on Broad Street with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. Burial followed. Haskins, born June 13, 1892 in Massachusetts, long worked for the local street department. No near relatives could be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Haskins
Augusta
W. OC. Chadbourne
Broad Street
David L. Wilson
Mr. Haskins
Massachusetts
Oeitor
Soma
Mr. Be
B. B. Douglas
North House
Anna Beals Mailer
Robert Temple
Henry Hanson and Son
W. B. Kendall
Kendall
I. T. Johnson
Methodist
Carrie Kendall
Gardiner
Robinson
Coombs High School
Portland
Blanch Kendrick
Lewiston
Samuel Rounds
Karl D. Hatch
Henderson
Bath
Roy Weston
Eva Weston
Roscoe Douglass
Worth
Wilbur Douglas
Arabine Hall
Margaret McCullan
Frances Carr
Worcester
Mass
FL K. Jack
Helen Townsend
Wportland
C. O. Purinton
Centenarian Bowdoinham resident celebrated birthday
Lorenzo Minott of Bowdoinham marked his 90th birthday at home with visitors and a shower of postcards. A ship carpenter by trade, he has lived in the village since marriage to Elizabeth Brown. His wife died last year and his son James passed away last fall, leaving daughter Varina Denham to care for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Minott
Minott
Bowdoin
Elizabeth Brown
John Brown
Union
James
Varina Denham
Marshall Merriman
Portland
Eastern Star
Aatchett
Star Aid
Electa
O.E.S
Baptist Vestry
Arthur Verrill
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
James Blodgett
Richmond
Jack Keaton
John A. Purington
Artemus Meads
Scott Brown
John Mather
Bertha Wilds
Frank Heath
Charles Fogg
Nona
Skelton
Brunswick
A. Small
Erland Rogers
W. T. Donnell
Sagadahoe Fertilizer Co
A. Grant Hulse
Bowdeinham
C. A. Newton
Waterville
Levi Leathers
Pon. Cannon
Boston
Midvin Denham
Sherman
Bert Button
Bay Road
George Adams
Reed
Watervilhe
J. Browne
Capte Hall
Diriy Wis
Fto
Sewall Orehare
Turbulent marriage ends in Maine divorce action details
The case outlines a troubled marriage of Dr. and Mrs. Grant from 1905 in New Hampshire to Bowdoinham and Bath Maine with separations in 1924. Mrs. Grant claims coercion to work and abuse while Dr. Grant alleges infidelity, hospital purchases, and costly disputes over care of their two sons Hurley and Russell, with accusations extending to alimony and business costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Grant
New Hampshire
Bowdeinham
Bath
Grant
Eally
Bowdoinham
Hurley
Russell
Brunswick
Montreal
Nin
Dibelant
Ile
Nhebe
Lizzie Newton
Bowdoinuhimm
Grange
Visit to Skowhegan and Augusta Noted
A fragment mentions Mrs. ee of Men with Vernon Lowell and children visiting Skowhegan on Saturday to visit her Panter. It also notes George A. Hackett Master of Merry Meeting Grange traveling to Augusta on Wednesday.
Husband and Wife Razeed by Cruelty Findings in Cross Libel Trial
In a Sagadahoc supreme court cross libel case, Dr. Hugh D Grant and Martha W K Grant proved acts of cruelty and abuse by both sides. The jury, however, recommended against granting divorce to either. Key findings list cruel treatment and extreme cruelty as true but state no divorce should be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Russell
Portland
Martha SK. Grant
Sagedahoe Supreme Court
William H. White
Foreman Drawn
William H. “White
Lawsuit Queries Causeing Divorce and Libel Trial Interest
The article raises two questions about a libel case involving Martha IK and Grant Libellee, asking whether the alleged cruel and abusive treatment is true and if the libellant should be granted a divorce. It also notes Leo Thebeau, newly admitted to the Maine bar, traveling for the Department of Justice with the Bureau of Investigation and reporting extreme cold in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha IK
Grant
Libellee
William H. White
Foreman Drawn
Lawrence Bond
Richmond
Sagadahoe County
Salt Lake City
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Veteran quilter Mary Hubbard finishes four quilts for granddaughters
The Limestone resident Mary S. Hubbard aged 83 completed four quilts serving as keepsakes of her needlework for her granddaughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Hubbard
Limestone
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D. T. Percy & Sons
Loisettes
Maine
G. A. Jackson
Seerek “Bldg
Lola Easel
Ferris Ashe
Ferris Ashe OL Sia E Seegse Eke A Ststs
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Patel Thare
WARD
N. Gratz Jackson
Charles BE. Shepard
Fred FE. Gragg
Fred Dwyer
James V. Ledyard
Harry T. Passmore
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward Drake
Charles R. Oliver
Albert I. Strout
Chester Ty. McCabe
Walker N. Moulton
William A. Armstrong
Walter Pratt
Atuasa Williams
Charles Douglass
Methodist Sunday School
Della Rideout
Blues
Jessie Mo Ames
Reds
Ella Nash
Dpasie Ames
U. S. Association
Draistella Tiene
Vine & Carey Hospital
Spring and
Kanery Streets
Frost Mfg. Co
Cretonne
Senter
Martha WK. Grant
Libellant
Hugh DD. Grant
Hugh D. Grant
Libellant Vs
Leo Thebeau
Machusetts
Edward W. Bridgham
Vikee
ST. Bath
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