Donation from Davenport fund aids Old Ladies Home
The Old Ladies Home reports a $1200 gift from the Davenport estate trustees at the annual meeting. The secretary notes repairs and replacements funded by gifts, with praise for trustees, hospital staff, and donors. 16 residents were served, one death occurred, and the board re elected officers with several new three year appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Po Davenport
Christine C. Snipe
Harriot
Davenport Fund
Jennie Ro Morse
Board of Admissions
Cosmopolitan Club
Robert B. Hatch
Wright
Bjorn Johansson
New Bridge
Robert H. Carey
A.V. Valliere
Young
Weston PY
Holman
William D. Sewall
Elizabeth Moses
Wilber G. Cahill
Owen J. Ledyard
Allen M. Irish
Frank A. Small
Oliver Moses
Langdon T. Snipe
Bath Girl Awarded College Fellowship
Miss M Evelyn Oliver daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur G Oliver an instructress in Biblical History and Literature at Wheaton Seminary Norton Mass received word that she had been awarded a fellowship with her choice of study for her PhD at Yale or Columbia University during the coming year The fellowship is from the National Council of Religion in Higher Education Bath friends extend congratulations Mrs Fred Andrews Mrs William S Newell Mrs Edmund P Briggs and Mrs William V Percy motored to Portland Thursday for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Evelyn Oliver
Arthur G. Oliver
Wheaton Seminary
Norton
Mass
Yale
Columbia University
National Council of Resigion
Bath
Pomona Session Well Attended By Grange Members
Livery one of 13 Saga dahoc Pomona grange officers attended last week's meeting as Progressive grange of Richmond Corner hosted over 150 visitors. Speakers included Elina Laanereau and William Gould with remarks from multiple grange members. The session featured solos, readings, a seed-selection talk, and a closing thought by Lelia Douglas with an annual memorial service planned next month in Shippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Pomona
Elhi Jd. Douglass
West Bath Grange
William H. Gould
John D Caroyde
Sheriff Albert Hlenderson
Bob C
Mabel Millay
Trene Millay
Ruth Buesworth
Nellie Sylvester
Poemeona
Dromore Grange
Shippsburg
Bowdoin Team May Open Bath Season at Kelley Field
Bath to host Bowdoin College in season opener at Kelley Field with potential June start. Bath management aims to attract Bowdoin for a June opener, while Bowdoin prefers Bath for a firm practice tilt on Memorial Day. Bath team to announce practice schedule next week.
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Bath
Maly
Bowdoin College
Kelley Field
Shipping City
Collegians
Bowdoin College Linen
Bath Club
Bowdein
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Sagadahoc May term jurors drawn for traverse duty
Associate Justice Norman L. Bassett will preside over Sagadahoc Supreme Judicial Court for the May term convening the eighth. The list for traverse jury duty includes Frank Clark Bath Charles A Corliss Melville D B Hodgdon Percy L Nickerson William J Paisley Harry B Sawyer Herbert E Worrey Lester F Rideout Stephen M Lillings Edward E Baker Irving G Harrington Charles Donnell Frank irk T J Southard Fred Berry Fred Ki Daggett Charles H Williams West Bath Ellis F L Codbs Harvey T Bailey Woolwich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Bassett
Augusta
Sagadahoc Supreme Judicial Court
Arrowsie
Frank Clark
Bath
Charles A. Corliss
Melville DB. Hodgdon
Percy L. Nickerson
Willian J. Paisley
Harry B. Sawyer
Herbert E. Worrey
Bowdoin
Lester F. Rideout
Bowdoinhaim
Stephen M
Lillings
Edward E. Baker
Georgetown
Hartley
Harley
Phippsburg
Irving G. Harrington
Richmond
Charles Donnell
Prankirk
Preble
T. J. Southard
Topsham
Fred Berry
Fred Ki. Daggett
Charles H. Williams
West Bath
Ellis FL Codbs
Woolwich
Harvey
T. Bailey
Military Committee Named For Pageant In Maine
A Maine Historical Pageant feature will enlist National Guard troops for policing and traffic control under Adjt. Gen. Hanson. Local chairman appoints Maj. William R. Kinball Capt. J. Horace McClure Lieut. Hartnett and Mr and Mrs John Thibodeau of Georgetown to assist the general in organizing the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
National Guard
Adjt
Hanson
Harry W. Owen
William R. Kinbah
J. Horace McClure
Hartnett
Burglars Break Into Two Stores in Bath Area Heist
Thieves broke into Bridges grocery on Chestnut Street and McKay filling station on Lincoln Street in Bath, taking about 100 dollars in change, candy, cigars, and a radio battery. A pinch bar used in both break ins was found, fingerprints were left, and authorities pursue three men seen near the Kimball residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene FB. Bridges
Chestnut Street
McKay
North
Lincoln Streets
Bridges
George Pratt
Edward Kimball
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Kimball
Sacm
Kimball Driveway
Mrl. Pratt
MelKay
Hyde Windlass Co
Mr. Bridges
McKay’s
Walter J. Whitney
Marshall Whitney
Stateway
Mistresses of the White House Highlight Social Roles
The Independent surveys Dolly Madison and Dollys Payne Todd as outstanding social figures shaping events at the White House. It links Dolly Payne to the Jefferson era and her union with James Madison at Montpelier, noting her resilience after hardship and her influential social presence in early American leadership circles.
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White House
the Independent
Whitehouse
Madison
Cleveland
Dolly Payne
North Care
Paynes
Virginia
Femste
Thomas Jefferson
Boston
Uta
Philadelphia
John Podd
Hawyer
Solo Payne Todd
Leeco Aaron Buresis
Little Madison
Caesar
Todd
Jefferson County
Van
Dolly
Tom Cless
Paris
Dolly ‘Rodd
Blue Ridge
Hale of Maine Singles Out in Senate Influence and Service
Senator Frederick Hale of Maine has built influence in Washington through long service and leadership on key committees. He chairs the Naval Affairs Committee and ranks high on Appropriations, directing major defense and federal spending while advancing Maine's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Thale
Maine
Washington
Congres
Senate
Phale
Washoaington
Thales
Hale
Naval Affairs
Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Committee On
Appropriations
New England
Keyes
Hampshire
Bingham
Connecticut
Vale
Senator Tate
Tle
State
Justice
Commerce
Labor
Thale
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Informal reception honors Col Gardiner at Bath gathering
About 150 Bath and Sagadahoc county Republicans met Col Willits Pudor Gardiner in Bath to discuss his gubernatorial bid in the June primaries. Edward W. Brigham Jr. hosted the informal visit at his office, with Mr Brigham introducing attendees as they called. Gardiner spoke briefly, drawing optimism from supporters from Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and
Sagadahoe County
Willits
Pudor Gardiner
Col. Gardiner
Bath
Edward W. Brigham
Republic
Col Gardiner
Mary
Othe Phipps Farm
Woolwiel
Mrs. Gardiner
Mr. Bridghite
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Fred Andrews
William
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
le Prose Orw
Or 97
Pomona
County Grange
Richmond Corner
John Thibodeau
Bridges’ Grocery
McKay Filling Station
Morse High
Dolly Madison
Mrs. Cleveland
Rockland Club
Jefferson
Anny
Ghidstone
House of Representatives
Theseas Jefferson
John Adamson
Meese High
Morse Dish
Eh Ete Betes
Wes Bertree
Trp
Rae Othe
Bathlassies
Reckland
Morse
Capt
Ella Cressey
Winifred Aderton
Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Smith
Elizabeth Deering
Katherine McCarty
Bath Daily Times
The
Bath Independent
Col
Gardiner
Man
Sagadahece County
Gardiner Maide
William Tudor Gardiner
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin
Willizams
Johnson Bros Co
Winchester
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