Primary Nominations in Sagadahoc County Complete List
The office of the secretary of state publishes a full revised slate for Sagadahoc primaries. Republicans and Democrats compete for sheriff, county offices, probate, treasurer, and legislative seats with candidates named in Bath, Richmond, Topsham, Bowdoinham, and Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Sagadahoe County
Rupert H. Baxter
Bath
Wallace N. Price
Richmond
Albert L. Strout
Eugene C. Patten
Topsham
E. Randall Leonard
Thomas S. Gibbons
Fred T. Irish
Register of Probate
Cyrus W. Longley
Charles A. MacMahan
Georgetown
Walter A. Barlow
Wilbur C. Oliver
J. Fred Tobey
John E. Fitzgerald
Samuel Welch
Samuel Stover
House of Representatives
Charles J. Cain
Dora L. Howard
Charles A. Corliss
Edward W. Larrabee
Samuel B. Martin
Fred A. Bowie
Richmond Topsham
Joseph G. Stevens
William F. Tate
Bowdoin-Bowdoinham- Phippsburg
William L. Bonney
Bowdoinham
John F. Baker
Bowdoin
Arrowsic church services and local notes for Sunday
At the Methodist church next Sunday services begin at 2 p.m. with a sermon on The Greatest Thing in the World and a Bible class at 3. Evening service is planned in Riggsville at 7 30 p.m. A pastor reception is set for May 13 at the Rigesville vestry. Miss Grace Potter visited from Bath. several locals noted while others traveled. A teacher’s illness paused North School session. various residents sent greetings and updates as spring chores and small town life continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggsville
Mr. Churchill
Turkey
Rigesville
Grace Potter
Bath
E. B. Snipe
Madeline
Brunswick
Harold Snipe
Miss Hall
North School
Gussie Johnson
Wiscasset
Miss Hattie Snipe
Mechanic Falls
Lewiston
Arthur Kateon
Fred Kateon
Mr. Bailey
Arthur O. LaBelle
Woolwich
Sarah P. FE. Hawthorne
Emma Walker
Miss McFarland Enters Bath City Hospital as Nurse
Miss McFarland of New Brunswick has entered Bath City Hospital to serve as a nurse. The Carlton piledriver is laying new piling along the shore at the Texas Co New England yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Course
Bath
Head of Tide
Aina
Miss McFarland
New Brunswick
Bath City Hospital
Carlton
Englne
The
Texas Co
Horace P. Richardson
A. H. Shaw
Probate Court Transacts Estates and Executorships May Term
Probate Court session under Judge Lowell records grants of administration and numerous wills filed proved and allowed. Estates listed include Wildes McKay Webb Rogers Cothreau Rob er ts Purinton Goodridge Moody Purington and more with inventories and accounts filed or approved for dozens of individuals and guardianships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Margaret A. Wildes
H. W. Hanson
John McKay
Bath
James R. McKay
Hester S. Webb
Woolwich
George E. Perkins
Susan Patten Rogers
Topsham
Cornelia N. Cothreau
John W. Roberts
Lillian J. Tucker
Alice M. Smith
Richmond
Oscar C. Smith
George E. Hughes
Henry A. Neally
Ella A. Brown
Perkins, QC
B. Clason
Eunice G. Campbell
Bowdoin
Carrie L. Douglass
Israel C. Purinton
James C. Purinton
Charles F. Goodridge
Cambridge
Mass
William H. Goodridge
Edward J. Moody
Holland
Mich
Susan S. Purington
James L. Purington
John D. Rogers
William A. C. Rogers
Phippsburg
Celia A. Hatch
Emmeline T. Gay
William T. Hall
Ada H. Snow
Joseph E. Pray
Albion Pray
Mary E. Barry
Sophia M. Higgins
John A. Thibideau
Tassie E. Thibideau
Georgetown
George P. Spinney
William H. Spinney
Arrowsie
Harvey K. Erskine
Ida E. Erskine
Frederick W. Crocker
Mary I. Crocker
Charles F. Flagg
J. Clarke Flagg
Faustina A. Andros
Bowdeistham
R. B. Andros
George S. Andros
Bowdoinham
Julia E. G. Stinson
Martha Stinson
Abbie J. Lindsay
Fitchburg
Charles Rose
Benjamin Rowe
Moses Rowe
William H. Harlow
Ida M. Harlow
Betsy J. Delano
Joseph M. Trott
Winfield Scott Percy
Alena M. Donnell
Sadie Macg Cheney
Mildred E. Seiders
A. A. Seiders
Mary L. Baxter
Kate M. Baxter
City Licensing Board Grants Various Licenses
Licenses were granted Monday evening by the city Licensing Board covering Victuallers to Cahill Hart Mann Syde Ward Tarbox Miller Oliver. Pool rooms to Pepper Smith Howard. Bowling alley to Pepper. Junk peddler to Dinner Miller Hart. Junk dealer to Hart. The Pinciaro petition was referred to the licenses committee, Fish to keep and sell gunpowder, Hodgdon licensed as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Licensing Board
Victuallers
Charles H. Cahill
Louis N. Hart
William Mann
Louis N. Syde
Harry W. Ward
J. M. Tarbox
Archie Miller
Chester M. Oliver
Edward Pepper
Neil J. Smith
D. l L. Howard
Joseph Dinner
Abraham Miller
Amos
Albert E. Pinciaro
Committee On Licenses
James E. Fish
Henry C. Hodgdon
Community Visitors And Local Notables In Town
M. W. Sewall visited Lewiston on Wednesday. Priscilla Kimball visits friends in Boston. Mrs. W. H. Andrews of Bingham Maine visits brother A. R. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. E. Joseph Leighton of Sheepscot visiting town. Hon. Noble Maxwell of Richmond and Boston visited town Saturday. Everett Lord returns to lead the linen department at D. T. Percy & Sons, after four years away in Portland and Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Sewall
Lewiston
Priscilla Kimball
Boston
W. H. Andrews
Bingham, Me
A. R. Pratt
E. Joseph Leighton
Sheepscot
Noble Maxwell
Richmond
Everett Lord
D. T. Percy & Sons
Lord
Percy
Portland
Bangor
Murphy
Brunswick
George Tobey
George W. Tobey
Kittery
Lillian Shaw
Helen Tobey
Margaret McLean
Mary Flynn
Edward Mclean
Fred Shaw
John Flannigan
Everett Foye
Tobey
Coast Artillery Corps
Capt. Roberts
19Th Co
Woolwich Bath
FH. Gowell
Charles Stinson
George Merrill
Joseph Kingsbury
Coleman
J. T. Mains
Edward Chandler
Frank F. Trafton
Maine Central
Charles Minott
New York City
Thomas H. Pratt
Frank S. Bowker
Phippsburg Center
Samuel Levine
Bath Department Store
John A. Hatfield
Michigan
Philip Tremaine
Carroll Deering
Arthur S. Pepper
Mary Hutchinson
Reading
Mass
Charles L. Oliver
Shepard St
G. F. Cotrean
Ernest F. Coture
Rachel Trafton
Norman H. Trafton
Gardiner
Etta Beverage
Bath
North Haven
Sarah Allen
West Upton
Raleigh
Lloyd Ozier
Round Pond
Frank Ozier
Louis E. Wilson
Chester
Penn
Ernest Linwood
Harry M. Huse
Wellman
Augusta
Old North
Texas Yard
John Gage
Bowdoinham
George Getchell
Gage
Edward Stewart
Kennebec Point
E. J. Stewart
Virginia
Bay Point
Local Jottings Highlight Spring Events and Trips
The column notes budding tulips, shad catches by Bowdoinham fishers, and a 97 pound cod near Bath. It covers railroad and river workings including tunneling at Blind Crossing, ballast and yard work, and boatyard activity with the Ferdinando Gorges headed for drydock and a Bath clambake plan.
Numerous Boston visitors and local arrivals noted in Bath listings
Bath society notes frequent visitors returning from New York, Boston, Reading and Massachusetts towns. Families and officials travel for business, funerals, and reunions while local staff, shipyard workers, and civic figures engage in weekend trips and civic duties around Bath and nearby towns.
Spring bustle hits town as rails rebuild and plants bloom
Dandelions dot streets while Commercial St sees railroad bed work and a steam roller mishap delaying progress. Two autos collide on Elm and Front with no damage. The Ep icures beat the Orioles 1226 to 1177 in Park League play as shovellers push track work. Community notices include theater ticket exchanges for Little Almond Eyes and Cantata Easter Angels praise. The Brunswick Chamber of Commerce sets plans for a August merchants celebration with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial St
Elm
Front Sts
Herbert King
B.I.W
Texas Army
John Quinn
Colonial Club
William H. Gannett
Augusta
Jolly Dozen
Washington St
Epicures
Orioles
Ritchie
City
Columbia Theatre
M. H.S. Glee Club
Mikelsky
Keegan
Henry Greenwood
Lewiston
Reynolds
Greenwood
Bath Party
O.B.I
Noble Maxwell
Scituate
Mass
Boston
Bath
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Hatch
Charlotte Cook
Marion Robbins
Mildred Robbins
Evelyn Colby
Esther Brown
Helen Child
Helen Follett
H.E
Williams Charles Foster
Robert Gordon
Otis Card
Ralph Warren
L. G. Daley
Edna Bliss
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce
Ellery C. Day
Joseph McKeen
Thomas H. Riley, Jr
Arthur Lamarre, Jr
Local notes from West Bath cluster around families and events
West Bath residents report movements and milestones including Clark's Point seasonal opening by Mr. and Mrs. Alton Oliver, arrivals from Bath and Portland, shifts in local work, and a Beach farm move. Social visits, weddings, medical updates, and community actions punctuate the week with updates on illnesses, travel, and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Oliver
Clark House
Clark’s Point
Olvier
Edgar Colby
Water Street
Bath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles B. Randall
Bowdeinham
Mark T. Costellow
Charles D. Colby
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward W. Bridgham
Charles D. Roberts
Probate
Hattie B
Boothbay
M.C.R.R
Blind Crossing
Pythian Sisterhood
Sagadahoc
Fisherman Campbell
Ark
John Preston
Thomas Malin
Peaks Island
Kennebec
Byron Boyd
Maine
Moxie Lake
New Meadows
Old
New England Yard
Robert Boyd
Anna Harkins
Edison McCormick
Rockland
Ada McCormick
Gladys Hart
Henry L. Thompson
Walter Blaisdell
Ferdinando Gorges
Thomas J. Lundrigan
Kelley Spear Yard
Alonzo B. Parks
George Patterson
Samuel Barnes
Aberdeen
Washington
Aberdeen Shipbuilding Co
John Gilmore
National Bureau of Weights and Measures
Thomaston
Paul Blackwood
William Blackwood
New York
St. Thomas
West Indies
Robert H. Sutherland
State Capitol
Plummer
Capitol
Kinco
Searles
Paddick
Charles Strout
Woolwich Yard
Kents Hill
Holt
F. C. Potter
M. EB
Potter
Wesley Church
Ina Pease
Warren Ryan
Waltham
Miss Pease
Davis
Ryan
Winnegance News
William Standish
Capt. Locke
Small Point
Oliver
Leila Oliver
W. W. Robinson
Swastika Exchange
Abram Oliver
George Rogers
Eben Williams
Myra Rogers
Creek
Annie Oliver
Clark's Point
Marie Perry
W. G. Bates
Susie Bates
Beechmont
West Bath
George Powers
Calvin Cromwell
Fred Oliver
Lena
Mina Oliver
George Fraser
C. Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
Bridgeport
Conn
Harrington
Charles Greenleaf
Enterprise Farm
Earl
Charles Morse
Greig
Cora Campbell
Harlan Greig
Jennie Franks
Ray Oliver
Quincy
Robert P. Manson
Robert Oliver
Ernest Knight
Eugene Knight
Walter Morse
Bath Iron Works
Emily Cahoun
Harry B. Williams
Mary Trask
Ida Hunt
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street M. E
Howard Hunt
Joyce K. Butterfield
Farmington
Seymour Hayden
W. E. Kershner
Almon Perry
William F. Willis
Herbert Willis
Fred.e.pond
Oak Grove Cemetery
W. M
BE. M. Fuller
L. M. LeMont
Frank Clark
Joseph Terrell
Polar Star Lodge
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