Committee positions held by members of the New City Council
The Independ ent lists 84th administration committee assignments chaired by Mayor Small and Pres. Quicksall. Aldermen Deerring, Gardiner, Povich, Stacy, Whitney, Whittemore, Wright, Youland top various committees. councilors Aderton, Belanger, Billings, Crosby, Cutting, Dyer, Fall, Freeman, Haley, Haynes, Knight, Martin, McCabe, McFadden, Morse, Robbins, Sheldon, Steeves, Tobey and Watson serve on many sections such as charities, ordinances, finance, public lighting, schools, streets, and water works.
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Deerring
Gardiner R
Povich
Morris 8
Stacy
Reginald
Whitney, Williams
Whittemore
Ellery E
New Streets
Wright
E. Mason
Youland
Eugene A
Aderton
Fred W
Belanger
Bradford P
Billings
Leon J
Crosby
Freeman C
Cutting
Harold E
Dyer
Burt M
Fall
William A
Freeman
Emery I
Haley
Raymond M
Haynes
J. Maurice
Knight
James S
Martin
Cedric A
McCabe
Thomas C
McFadden
Roscoe P
Morse
Alvah T
Robbins Edward M
Sheldon
Leburton D
Steeves
Lloyd E
Tobey
Watson, Carroll
Young
Austin
Hall
Trott
Steussy
Pres. Quicksall
J. Horace McClure
Henry G. Hodgdon
Brian M. Jewett
Alderman Wright
Charles T. Jackson
Roscoe G. Bailey
Daan Belanger
Ralph Dale
McClure
Jewett
Bailey
Dale
Jackson
Thomas R. Huston
Cemetery and Park Board
Harold L. Troop
Edward E. Barry
Fres
Quicksall
Arthur K. Purington
Cahill
Knox and
Lincoln
Charles E. Parks
Fire Department
Whitney
Roscoe P. McFadden
Stanley M. Brown
Fred H. Thompson
Arthur W. Brown
Daniel A. Bishop
J. Edward Drake
Charles R. Farnham
Herbert L. Grinnell
Ernest F. Kelley
William H. White
Alfred J. Keene
James E. Mitchell
Sidney L. Eaton
Herbert E. Worrey
Edward E. Morse
Frank M. _Churchill
Gerald S. Atkinson
Rowland S. Beal
Harold W. Child
Harry S. Farrell
Josephine Fraser
Henry W. Howard
Roscoe P. Higgins
Samuel Kirkpatrick
Edward W. Larrabee
Joseph R. Melrose
John McDonald
Chester A. Newell
Harry E. Ring
Edward Sewall
Edward E. Sonia
Ernest A. Work
Leslie J. Wald
Walter L. Whitney
Fred W. Quimby
Edmund Arsenault
Ralph Gay
Rolvin H. Bowie
Charles D. Hall
Frita G. Falin
John W. Davis
George Davis
Herbert S. Harris
Herbert Calderwood
W. Dayton Hill
Harold S. Walker
Y. C. Neilson
Lewis J. Sanborn
Harold E. Cutting
William Mann
George E. Sonia
Edward Brown
Ellsworth Chandler
Mabelle Whitten
Andrew McAllister
John Prisley
Fred N. Gowen
William A. Adams
Frank H. Beal
Walter F. Abbott
Marius H. Page
O. E. Page
Greg Ware
Alderman Cutting
Small
Donald D. Young
Alderman Whittemore
Wilfred C. Troit
Pres. Wright
Board of Aldermen
William A. Furber
Finance Committee
Board of Education
Deering
Mr. Hall
R. J. M. Steussy
Alderman Whitney
Albert F. Austin
California
Portland
Kelley, Spear Co
Furber
Electon
Watson
State Department of Agriculture
North Street
Frederick E. Nickerson
Gilmore
1Clerk Wright
Council
Pres
Felow
Quickpal
Whfitney
Water and Water Works
Robbins
Police
State Aid and Pensions
Elks Open Night Entertains Bath Members and Guests
Bath Lodge of Elks hosted an open night with over 100 attendees. Master of ceremonies Brian Jewett introduced two banjo players dancers and singers from the Keith circuit along withMiss Pearl Oliver Samuel Povich Barton Crawford and Henry Gediman form the entertainment lineup. A Dutch feed prepared by Walter Whitney Arthur Sprague and Peter Reno pleased the crowd as Exalted Ruler John P. Carey Thomas Conley Bradford P. Belanger and Edward J. Mc Mann led the organizing committee.
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Bath
Walter Whitney
Arthur Sprague
Peter Reno
John P. Carey
Thomas Conley
Bradford P. Belanger
Edward J. McMann
Evening school plans demonstration night at Bailey Indus
Bailey Evening school will close with a demonstration night on April 8. The entire home economics department of six classes will perform separate demonstrations in cooking dressmaking sewing handicrafts and home nursing. Attendance this year matches or exceeds past years.
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Bailey Evening School of Industries
College Flapper Chorus Stirs Morse Clinging Vine Show
Staid business men dress as college girls for a Home Talent show at Morse Clinging Vine theater. The College Flapper Chorus features twenty prominent local businessmen in féminine costumes portraying roles like Clara Bow and Teachers Pet, with a lively stage to be seen Thursday and Friday nights.
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Clara Bow
Teacher's Pet
Cuopairs
Morse Clinging Vine
Harry Owen Innocent
Alex Burden
Clara Bows
Ccc Oe
Carl Albee Kay Francis
Henry Schofield
Bula Bula College
College
King of the
X. B. Wolstenholme
Sorority
Presente Norehetetayalg
John Carey Peaches Browning
Stanley Bickle
Tillie the Toiler
Haviland Torrey
Gloria Swanson
John Freeman
Morris Povich
Clarence Johnson
Clayton Fortier
Emery Footer
Brim Jewett
Lloyd Steeves
Tom Huston
Matilda Jane
Freeman Trott
Dolly Dimples
Freddie Lacey Hanna Shee
Kenneth Tras Wey Ad Ete
Alden Smith
Giggles Sassean
Rudolph McRae
Danciner Girlvee
Morris Haynes Cleopratra
Karcher Jackson Ree
Itl Gate
Itlena Oe Farley Mayo Jigg’s
Maggie
Fred J. Higgins
H P Bridge Store Assigns For Creditors In 1929
H P Bridge Inc assigned late Thursday for creditors to Rupert H Baxter and Daniel T Dougherty. The department store closed Friday and stock taxing began. Assignees offered no statement but inventory completion may lead to a sale. Bridge and Merrill bought the store in 1923. Merrill withdrew in 1929. The business originated as David T Percy & Sons started by the late David T Percy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Bridge, Inc
Rupert H. Baxter
Daniel T. Dougherty
Harry P. Bridge
Jazon A. Merrill
Singer & Mendelssohn
Mr. Merrill
David T. Percy & Sons
David T. Percy
Young elected city treasurer in heated council ballot
The council debated the city treasurer and tax collector post with multiple nominees. Donald D. Young emerged as a Bath boy candidate backed by Councilman Martin, while Wilfred C. Trott led the early ballots and eventually gained steady support, prompting a recess as the contest continued.
Subordinate officers salaries cut in city report
A joint special committee on subordinate salaries proposes reducing the tax collector’s commission from five to three mills and trimming the secretary of the board of assessors salary from 750 to 700 dollars. The report covers numerous budget items, office restructurings, and appointive actions for city offices and salaries for 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint
Special Committee
Board of Assessors
Bath
Uni- Topmis Mee Ccs
City Treas
Board of Asses- Pacera
Bes Ne Can Ee
BP Iws
Atilleghoctuce Ge
Fire Department
City
Knox and
Lincoln
Cemetery and Park Board
Tugrsuty Eee Eee
Board of Aldermen
Park and Soldiers’ Monument
House of Correction
Drew Names From Hat Creates Fire Dept Committee
Ten councilmen signaled interest in joining the fire department committee. Pres. Quicksall put each name in a hat and had a councilman draw three. The three appointees chosen were McCabe, Freeman and Billings.
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Committee On Fire Department
Pres. Quicksall
McCabe
Freeman and Billings
Topsham Family Histories Chronicle Long Genealogy Effort
Miss Mary Pelham Hill, Maine authority, completes the second and final volume of Topsham family histories. The two volumes total 616 pages with town records, cemeteries, private Bible records, newspapers since 1830, and US censuses from 1790 to 1930. She plans Vital Records of Phippsburg next, aiming to finish soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham
Mary Pelham Hill
Maine
U. S& Co
United States
Petepsco
First serious injury at War ren Paper Co mill winds up in Gardiner
George A. Swift, 74, of Gardiner, suffered two fingers lost from his left hand after his hand was caught in a buzz planer at the S. D. Warren Paper Co mill on Wednesday afternoon. He had been employed there for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Warren Paper Co
George A. Swift
Gardiner
Total Vaarthsiee 008 re $172,930
A brief note lists a total amount of 172930 dollars with an entry showing Lowdolnham as agency and a date 3 12 19 21. The readable fragments indicate a financial figure linked to a specific agency and date.
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Lowdolnham
Agen
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Bath Lodge
Atwood
L. F
Morse High P.T.A
Aoe
Standing Committee On Finance
Hiter Ees
Claris
Isaac Eee
Derren
Williams Whitney
Harold P. Small
Ellery E. Whittemore
George C. Quicksall
Common Council
J. Maurice Haynes
William A. Fall
Cedric A. Martin
Board of Common Council
George J. Goodwin
Granville M. Colby
Dorothy C. Belanger
William A. Farrell
F. Alice MacDonald
William A. Perry
Herbert W. McCabe
Board of Health
W. S. Voorhees
H. B. Duce
Edwin L. Emmons
Mrs. Crockett
Chester C. Aderton
Edmund A. Arsenault
Joseph E. Avery
George F. Allen
John W. Biggins
Edward A. Blake
Elmer F. Blake
Howard E. Blake
Ralph J. Boardman
Hazen E. Boyce
Frank J. Boyle
George A
Ford
Ford de Luxe
Detroit
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
Philip V. Murphy
Lester G. Munsey
George A. McElman
Eugene McGrath
Scott Morse
Alexander McDonald
Chester H. McCabe
Freedom N. Monroe
Alexander McDougall
Merritt A. Mitchell
John A. Norris
John S. Place
Elwest G. Pinkham
Charles W. Plant
Horace W. Pottl
George D. Parshley
Roland Pero
Ernest Pinkham
Fred W. Parks
Forrest B. Potter
Melville L. Rice
Thomas F. Reynolds
Isaac H. Rideout
Earlon S. Rideout
Edwin A. Russell
Rudolph Roy
Carl L. Robinson
Elmer W. Rogers
Ernest E. Russell
Percy W. Robbins
Carlton L. Rice
Wallace Russell
Frederick W. Robinson
Harold L. Safford
Joseph A. Smith
Augustus A. Seiders
Seth Stewart
Levi D. Spinney
Clifton G. Spinney
Russell H. Stodder
Clarence C. Seavey
Harry E. Sprague
Harry L. Thompson
J. Fred Tobey
Harry W. Thebeau
Carroll Watson
Ulysses Whitlam
Harry Warner
Clarence A. Warner
Leslie J. Wold
Fred E. Whittam
George W. Wilson
Colin S. Wakefield
William E. McLaughlin
Maine Casualty Company