Bath Bridge Bill Cleared Unanimous Committee Vote
A joint meeting of the Ways and Bridges and Interior Waters committees voted unanimously to pass the Bath Kennebec river bridge measure. The bill sets a $3,000,000 combined rail and highway bridge or $1,550,000 for highway only, with the Maine Central Railroad to fund 55 percent of costs and the state 45 percent, plus annual maintenance payments.
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Committee On Ways and Bridges and of Interior Waters
Kennebec River
Bath
Committee On
Kennebec
Richmond
Woolwich
Sasanoa Bluff
Maine Central Railroad
Broad Street
Bath Shore
J. A. L. Waddell
New York
Maine Central
Kennebec Bridge
Knox
Lincoln County
State Highway Commission
Maine Central Railroad Company
Uiiy
State of Maine
Postmaster Owen outlines coming postal rate changes
Postmaster Owen explains the new four class mail system effective April 15, detailing first class letters and cards, second class publications, and third and fourth class items by weight. He notes rate splits for zones, special handling, registry, and return receipts with changes to insurance fees for foreign and domestic mail.
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Independent
Cchaunges
Owen
Post Office Department
Maine legislators visit Bath for Friday event
The Maine legislators visit to Bath Friday drew praise for its handling and hospitality. Guests included Councillors Linnell Torrey and many Senators and Representatives, with dozens of accompanying wives and guests. The event featured decorations, a dinner by Charles Cahill and team, and successful transport arrangements led by Charles Oliver. The day was reported as perfect with attendees on the Temple piazza enjoying the sunshine.
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Kennebec
Bath
Woolwich
Maine
Masonic Temple
Dean
Genesta
O. BE
Yon
Charles H. Cahill
New Meadows
Tnn
Waddell
Gov. King
Augusta
George W. Dean
John J. Desmond
Rotary Club
Oliver Moses
First National Bank
Fred B. Teeling
The
Colonial Club
Rodney BE. Ross
Paul H. Powers
Houston
Arthur L.roberts
Lyman
Brunswick
Bangor
Ingraham
Masonic Home
Grindell
William S. Linnell
Portland
Brewster
Guy E. Torrey
Bar Harbor
George C. Quicksall
FP. W. Carlton
Sagadahoc
Harmon G. Allen
York
Linnell
N. Gratz Jackson
Ralph Small
Colonial Club Orchestra
Senator Hinckley
Cumberland County
Jed
Senator Troberts
York County
Miss Hanks
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Gov. Kings
Seguin
Fred KE. Sanborn
Highway Police
Capitol
Hall
Rupert. Miller
Police Department
Washington and Garden
John Fvans
New Meadows Inn
William J. O'Brien
Carroll Watson
Charles R. Oliver
Temple Piazza
Times
William 8. Linnell
Arthur TL. Roberts
Alexander Speirs
Cumberland
Herbert LK. Wadsworth
W. O. Deering
Saco
C. V. Kinsman
J. W. Hammons
van Buren
VP. Kinsman
Elsie I. Deering
J. Edward Drake
Diath
Charles S. Brown
Charles
EK. Warren
Winslow
George R. Fuller
Southwest Harbor
A. A. Stott
Geraldine Stott
Clarence A. Peaslee
George A. Baker
Chester Partridge
Beatrice Partridge
W. J. Audibert
Fort Kent
William Gilmour
Westbrook
Laure L. Lane
Edward Gange
Lewiston
Sarah C. Killam
J. Ff. Campbell
Ningian
Edward €. Moody
Mellen ‘Tryon
Vpownal
Ralph B. Pillsbury
Benton Station
James H. Farley
Bridgewater
Ralph N. Pillsbury
J. Herbert
Comins
Eddington
Wilmot O. Briggs
Littleton
Charles H. Smith
Katherine C. Allen
P. G. Sargent
Sargenntville
Mary R. Aiken
EB. W. Haggett
West Bath
Newfield
Alexander J. Davitt
Millinocket
PH. Fitzgerald
F. B. Tupper
North Berwick
A. Crockett
Hollis
J. Tl.morse
Oakland
Harley
Winthrop
Charles A. Hain
Monmouth
Freeman Mills
St. Albans
Edgar C. Bump
Wilton
J. Clinton Metcalf
Farmington
Charles RR. Lewis
J. EL Bisbee
Damariscotta
H. BF. Hayford
Mechanic Falls
J. M. Sturgis
Auburn
J. OS. Douglas
Lamoine
M. J. Harriman
Readfield
L. PF. Johnson
Brownville
TL. Dunning
Charleston
R. T. Thompson
Rodklind
Archie D. Cole
Mary A. Cole
Gardiner
L. Hi. Winship
W. S. Bonney
G. A. Yeaton
Bessie S. Larrington
FLWH
Harvington
Durham
W. CG. Winn
Lisbon Falls
Ella B. Miller
Lisbon
Irving
I. Jones
South Portland
Henry FP. Cummings
Lida T. Hawthorne
Edwin M. Foster
Waterville
Armorel
Thanks
Kenneth PF. Lee
Ib’. Lee
Ellsworth A. Diper
Jackman
Horace Marden
Waldo
Foster Newcomb
Bucksport
Pred Albee
Wiscisset
Maxine Walker
Henry FB. Roy
George Desmond
John T. Fowler
Hichborn
George W. Walker
Warren
Henry Allen
Orves Island
Charles LR
Morse High Honors List Reveals Top Pupils
The Morse High School lists show Senior Highest Honors and Honors for six weeks. Names span from Helen Brown and Elsie Carter to Omah Trott and Elizabeth Wright across Senior Junior and Sophomore groups with Post Graduates and Freshmen also noted.
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Morse High
Helen Brown
Elsie Carter
Mary Conley
Elizabeth Coombs
Mary Curran
Evelyn Davis
Dorothy Donnell
Christine Lockery
Cecelia McElman
Wilfred Rice
K. Frott
Grace Allen
Mary Appleton
Mary Badalee
Lucile Seals
Kona Blair
Dorothy Breton
Harold Brown
Lera Burns
Charles Cummings
Alexander Donaldson
Sadie Dowling
Hudson F
Katherine Leonard
Anabelle Lord
Ellen Newell
Janette Smith
Cecile Veilleux
Tlonors
Carrie Shaw
Ruth Bryant
Adelaide Campbell
Helen Hayes
Richard Stinson
Kelsie Trott
Pansy Ward
Alice Whalen
Mary Paine
Alice Arsenault
David Black
Eleanor Blake
Alex Burden
Evelyn Burgess
Virginia Clark
Sidney Cullen
Beatrice Duprey
Scott Feero
Mariom Fuller
Helen Furber
Katherine Galvin
Alfred Gannon
Lena Gaudet
Edward Gediman
Doris Genthner
Deatrice Goddard
Fernando Hutchins
Lucy Jewett
Karl Kennerson
Agatha Rennox
Katherine Lennox
Shirley Mank
Mary MacDonald
Charles Mitchell
Madeline Moore
Mary O' Donnell
Susan Quick
Redington Reed
Ray Rice
Cecelia Richards
Carolyn Rogers
Helen Rogers
Helen Safford
Edna Sanford
Shirley Shepard
Marion Skinner
Doris Soule
Louise Stewart
Elwood Pootaaker
Lauriston Trott
Maurice Warner
Eleanor Webster
Emily White
Donald Wilson
Mabel Whitten
Wendell Williams
Lettie Woodworth
Doris Campbell
Lillian Cutler
Marjory Dearborn
Helen Decker
Ellen Dolloff
Louise Duprey
Ruth Emerson
Ethel Huse
Katherine O'Donnell
Clarabelle Quick
Elizabeth Rolfe
Lawrence Specht
Llazel Wakefield
Elonors
Lillian Acheson
Roy Arsenault
Arthur Brown
Francis Bruce
Edna Burns
Madeline Coombs
Helen Curtis
Thelma Dearing
Evelyn Donnell
Charles Doyle
Philip Eaton
Philip Hans
Alonzo
Freeman
Edwin Fuller
Arthur Hall
Josephine Hamblen
James Hart
Wendell Heal
Vesta Hinckley
Irene Howe
Isabell Lewis
Harry Macen
Albert McMann
Hughest Vleuers
Toward Bates
Isabele Burns
Delia Cloutier
Eleanor Danforth
Tenury DeLong
Clarence Eaton
Hazel Hatch
Virginia Dinkham
Theo Radley
Dorothy Smith
Dorothy Thompson
Lelian Thornton
Marjory Troop
Elsie Lord
Dorothy Tarbox
John Ailain
Murothy Arsemult
Albert Austin
Marie Ayer
Charles Bartlett
Marion Brown
Kelinor Brown
Agnes Isurnhaim
Adele Burton
James Carey
Plerence Chellis
Dorothy Conley
Thelen Conley
Dycinal Cornish
Arthur Cullen
Elizabeth Deering
Clarence Cotten
Corrine Fortier
Maten Genthner
Bernice Gilley
Raymond Green
John Hamilton
Goldie Harford
Frederick Hart
Mary Hart
Jemma Harvie
Mark Stayes
Anna
Ethel Waggard
James Jackson
Natalie Jeddrey
James Jenkins
Natalie Kidder
Donald Leavitt
Lillian Little
Margaret Lord
Hawold Lyden
Elizabeth Oliver
Lena Oliver
Fred Vecci
Harriet Peters
Muriel Vierce
Florence Reed
Leif Reed
Francis Richards
Raphael Rowe
Dwar Staples
Lilian Stover
Carolyn Turner
Marion Whitten
George Wilson
Playground Committee Considers Summer Plans and Tennis Courts
The playground committee met at the Red Cross rooms to review summer activities. Charles Peterson from the high school faculty shared insights as playground director, noting the need to focus on one playground first and the demand for tennis facilities for older boys with the Y’s cooperation planned. The next meeting is set for Monday at the Y at four.
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Red Cross
Charles Peterson
Nobska Launched At Bath Iron Works In Maine
The steel steamer Nobska was launched at Bath Iron Works in a ceremony near the Kennebec. The vessel, a near duplicate of the Islander, is designed for New England Steamship Co. service to New Bedford Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket. It features 2000 passenger capacity, advanced safety gear, and dual steam propulsion with electric lighting and multiple boiler sets. Delivery to the owner is expected in about ten days after dock trials and coast tests.
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Nobska
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Kennebe
Maine
New England Steamship Co
Wood's Hole
Massachusetts Bay
New Bedford
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
J. O. Landsbury
Bath
J. Howland Gardner
Lyme
A. W. Sargent
New York
A. H. Seaver
J. P. Burgin
C. WH. Nutting
Boston
George O. Lovinggood
Newport
R. J
Tedford
New England Steaship Co
Ishrder
Bath Tron Works Ltd
Bath Iron Works
Babcock & Wilcox
R. L
Highways and Sewers Board Reorganizes in City Meeting
The highways and sewers board met Monday night with Alderman Fred W. Quimby as chairman. Herbert L. Grinnell was re elected secretary and Oscar I. Williams re elected superintendent of streets. The board includes Mayor George W. Dean and other city officials. Assessors met Tuesday morning with Edmund T. Briggs as chair and Henry G. Hodgdon as secretary. James C. Mulligan is the third member.
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Board of Highways and Sewers
Fred W.quimby
Herbert L. Grinnell
Oscar I. Williams
Quimby
George W. Dean
Mitchell C. Arel
George W. Merrill
Board of Common Council
Eugene A. Youland
Edmund TP. Briggs
Henry G. Hodgdon
James C. Mulligan
Game Warden Spinney Delights Men’s Club With Bird Slides
Herbert Tl. Spinney the game warden gave an illustrated lecture on birds to the Central Parish Men’s Club at the Parish house. He shared slides from his 14 years on Seguin Island as light keeper and joined by a Bowdoin professor, drawing many interesting facts. A large crowd attended and refreshments followed.
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Herbert Tl. Spinney
Men’s Club
Central Parish
Bowdoin
Seguin Island
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