Appropriation Bill Passed As Reported In Bath Maine
The Joint Standing Committee on Finance reports the annual appropriation bill adopted as read. Departments face higher demands with unpaid old bills and a suggested $20,000 bond for permanent walks. Estimated receipts include railroad tax and city licenses. total net appropriation about $184,941.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Sesuing Committee On Finance
Ite
Bailey School of
Indus
Mitchell
Rogers Farm
Center Street
New Texas Co
Edward B. Smith
John A. Small
Geo. E. Barker
Harry T. Passmore
Arlington Marr
Sidney D. Swett
Chas. H. Hooper
Common Council
Cheif
Parks
Board of Aldermen
Hook and Ladder Co
John J. Marks
Frank A. Holmen
Wm H. Roderick
Edward Miller Axman
Paul Libby
Everett Green
Roy Donnell
Thomas Clavin
Arthur L. Plant
Charles W. Plant
Ernest L. Stinson
Edward M. Robbins
Chesley Hutchins
Clarence R. Dodge
Local notes from Bowdoinham and surrounding towns
Community roundup with visits from Portland and Brunswick residents. Obituary notes on Capt. George T. Getchell, Masonic and Grange bearers, and multiple local movements including Dr. Grant moving in, Bert Pierce changing houses, and Phil Wood visiting from Sanford. Town life, road work, strawberry market, and post office updates round out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leathers
E. S. Blodgett
Cathance
Coleman Casey
Walter
Portland
G. T. Getchell
R. A. Dickinson
Brunswick
Arthur Small
Bert Nichols
Lewiston
R. B. Andros
Hattie O. Andross
Albert Henderson
Robert Millay
Elsie Dickinson
Harold Cheney
Coombs
Dresden
Post Office
Percy Blanchard
Augusta Hospital
George T. Getchell
J. L. Pinkerton
Capt. Getchell
Methodist Church
New York
Mary Tyler
Fanny Getchell
Annie Nash
New London
John Gage
Bath
Stubbs
New Bay Road
Anson Given
H. E. Cornish
Masons
C. F. Staples
Josiah Fulton
Grant Hulse
Card of Thanks for Charles Tregambo’s illness and death
Family members express gratitude to the Grange Sagadahoc Fertilizer Company Employees and Epworth League along with friends and neighbors for floral offerings and support during Charles Tregambo’s sickness and death. Mrs. William Tregambo and others sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Company
Epworth League
Charles Tregambo
West Bath Social Roundup Updates From Foster's Point to Beechmont
West Bath residents report spring preparations as Alonzo Fisher stocks Foster's Point stores and Charmstone new summer cottages are readied. Families travel to Boston and Concord for visits while local residents plant early crops and prepare May baskets at a village sociable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dolliver
Lewiston
Fred Larrabees
Dorman Perkins
Doris
Boston
Concord
N. H. Joseph White
J. M. Lemont
Orrin Kittredge
Bath
Fred W. Brown
New Meadows
Alonzo Fisher
Foster’s Point
Annie Trufant
Annie Wylie
Cahill
Miss Trufant
J. M
J. B. Lemont
Frank Coombs
Eugene R. Brown
West Somerville
Mass
Suse Bates
Charles Bates
Beechmont
Mitchell Place
John Manders
Merton Wright
Evangelist Hatfield
Joseph White
Sylvanus Pennell
Tarrabee’s Grove
Brunswick
West Bath Grange Hall
Frank Adams
W. B. Kendall
Bowdeinham
The
Grange
California cherries attract seasonal fishing and trade activity
The piece notes Kennebec and Small Point lobstermen preparing traps for summer work while referencing historical prices paid by the late Joseph Huse of this city for a Woolwich horse. It also describes tug movements with barges Musconetcong and Henry Clay, and vessels Ariel, Gilbert Stancliffe, Oakes Ames, and a coal and copper ore trade linking Bath, Richmond, Portland, and South Gardiner Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin
Bath
Parker’s Flats
Henry Clay
Wilson
Richmond
Coaldale
Portland
Ariel
Gilbert Stancliff
Augusta
Oakes Ames
South Gardiner Lumber Co
Town notices and local schedule round up
Roughly 850 workers are at the B. I. W. at present. May 20 marks resumption of night trips for the Hockomock on the summer schedule. Varney a Bunganue man faces $500 bonds for May term S. J. Court trial. Shaw building basement work requires blasting and earth removal. Telephones beat Elmhurst 1172 to 1071 in Park League. Annable 95 single, Farnham 267 high total. Winter Street Church Bible Class led by Sylvester Rowland while Dr. Snipe is away. Mother's Day service planned May 14 with a men’s rally and invitations to all parish men.
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Ralph Denham
Portland
W.W. Denham
F. J. Nichols
R. H. Jack
Viola Coombs
Boston
E. W. Warren
Bay Road
W. H. Gould
H. Price Webber and Company
Grange Hall
Harry Lawey
Woodfords
C.L. Mosher
John T. Baker
People’s Ferry Co
Hockomock
Varney
Keegan
S. J. Court
The
Telephones
Elmhurst
Annable
Farnham
Winter Street
L. T. Snipe
Sylvester Rowland
Bath Iron Works Bowlers Clinch Park League Second
In Park League action Bath Iron Works bowlers won three straight from the Moose 1318 to 1242 to claim second place. Oliver hit a high single of 107 and a three string total of 280. The Jolly Dozen received new white serge uniforms with a blue stripe bearing old English initials. City sprinklers laid dust along downtown streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
Bath Iron Works
Moose
Mr. Oliver
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. R. Naval Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Sewall
Kelley Field
Long Beach
Chester H. McCabe
Weston L. Bonney
Cleveland Ayer
Melvin H. Savaged
Axman
Louis Young
Irald S. Barter
Daniel W. Burleigh
George H. Freeman
Alfred Barter
James Blake
David King
Battman
Fred W. Robinson
Kennebec Hose
Foreman
W. H. Burnham
R. E. Bertrand
William A. Staples
Steward
George Burnham
Frank Youland
John Peters
Edgar Reno
Everett Hutchins
Walter B. Burnham
W. E. Harrison
Frank DeWolf
Howard E. King
Ernest Russell
Charles King
James Carr
Herbert King
B. J. Clark
Vern Chaney
Gardiner Crocker
Buttman
Je K. Oliver
Alex Burgess
Herbert Anderson
Bowdoinham
Grand Lodge of Masons
Ira Frost
Gardiner
H. D. Grant
Fred Mulligan
Bert Pierce
Hinkley House
Dr. Grant
W. C. Carr
Frances
Newtonville
S. W. Carr
D.A.R
I. M. Fowle
Louise Clark
Hattie O. Perry
Monmouth
Lorettus Metcalf
Lola Lang
E. E. Wilson
William Tregambo
Joseph Hawkins
Florence Clark
Elbridge Tregambo
West Bath
W. F. Mitchell
Sagadahoc
Frank Jaques
Newburyport
William Foster
Topsham
Suffray
Dorothy Martha
Foster
Florence Bates
John Clough
Frank Williams
J. Everett Mayo
Campbell Pond
Elmer Craig
Long Island
Craig
I. B. Neiley
North Bath
E. W. Haggett
Fred W. Larrabee
Cinly
Lux
Swift
Pride
Woodbury
Cuticura
Syke
Phoenix
Garment Dept. Bungalow
Heatherbloom
Uncle Sam
California
Kennebec
Small Point
Joseph Huse
Woolwich
Sussex
Germany
U.S
America
Great Britain
United States
Shaw
Front St
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