City Notes Preview Busy Week With Meetings And Weather
April announcements fill the city calendar with meetings, tax planning, court sessions, and club events. Easter nears, politics ease, and local industries plan expansion while residents prepare for spring weather and looming coal and travel concerns.
Sagadahoc Pomona March Meeting Highlights Grange Programs
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange of Topsham featured G M Twitchell Auburn as chief speaker with education papers debates solos and a pantomime. The morning session opened with Master Daniel Brown and included tributes to Mrs Joseph White West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Twitchell
Auburn
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Topsham
Sagadahoc Pomona
Daniel Brown
Robert S. Carr
Joanna Hodgkins
E. R. Stewart
E. R. Hildreth
Ceres
A. A. Jack
Joseph White
West Bath
Florence Brown
F. S. Adams
J. F. Upton
BeHe Rackley
Florence Dunklee
Fred Wright
West Bath Grange
Wright
Edward White
Merry Meeting Grange
Brown
Patten
Fred King
Rita Willis
Lorimer Dunklee
Belle Rackley
Bernice Mallet
Topsham Grange
Jesus
Belle
Merrymeeting
Progressive
Sagadahoc
Wooolwich
Traverse jurors warned of shifting April term dates
Jurors drawn for the April term of court in the city were notified by Clerk of Courts Fred H. Thompson to report on Monday April 8 at 9 30 rather than Tuesday. Judge Savage, currently in Skowhegan, will return to convene court, set the grand jury to work, and then finish the term in Skowhegan before any jury cases are heard here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Thompson
Skowhegan
Purington Resigns as Sagadahoc County Deputy Sheriff
Isaac H. Purington of Bowdoinham resigns after years as sheriff Ballou's deputy. He leaves county service immediately to take a Brunswick job, resigning as constable, tru ant officer, dog constable, substitute letter carrier, and health board secretary, while keeping SPCA agent duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Isaac H. Purington
Bowdoinham
Ballou
Purington
Board of Health
Brunswick
The
Independent
Abstract of Statement and Bath Care Notice
Abstract of Statement dated Jan 1 1912 shows MORSE BROS agents Bath Maine with assets 5 045 874 60 liabilities 1 272 359 46 and surplus 2 801 301 54 L B Brainerd president and treasurer C S Blake secretary Boston office 101 Milk St Mgr C E Roberts W P Wallace resident agent 306 13 WANTED a middle aged woman to care for two small children no washing ironing or cooking inquire at 29 Center St Bath Me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company
L. B. Brainerd
C. S. Blake
Boston
Milk St
C. E. Roberts
Mgr
W. P. Wallace
Center St
Bath
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Colonial Club
Marshal Pattee
Acme
Daughters of Pocahontas
South End
Hockomock
Superme Judicial Court
A. R. Spear
Phillios
Galen C. Moses
Philadelphia
Wilbur C. Oliver
George A. Ward
Lewis B. Swett
William M. Temple
Shriners
Bath Marine Constructios Company
Harvard University
Holmes
Eastern Steamship Company
Popham
Hyde Guards
Hayes’ Cafe
Walter S. Glidden
John J. Keegan
Bath Merchants’ Association
D. T. Percy & Sons
Forest Nelson
Universalist Church
George W. Adams
Christian Science Church
Plymouth
Mass
John Shaw
Henry G. Shaw
J. A. Redlon
Arthur B. Ste
Pomona
Lawrence
Grange
Oxford Bears
Oxford County
Traverse
Rhode Island
C. E. McEwin
Maine
Brown Brothers
Richmond
Brown Broad
DR. A. C. Daniels
Swett’s
Lewis J. Sawyer
Optometrist
Bangor
Phoenix
Morse Bros
Ella
Haley & Marr
Popham Beach
Phillips Kimball
L.” Times Office
Cha Iene
Conley’s
Conley’s Specialty Store
Thompson Bros
People’s Safe Deposit & Savings Bank
Bath Trust Company
People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
R. H. Baxter
Bath, Maine
G. G. Deering
W. B. Mussenden
Treas
New York
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