West Bath Red Cross Meeting Highlights May 6
West Bath Red Cross held a semi monthly gathering at Miss Annie Trufant's home with a cooking demonstration of a new health food. A noon meal featured home made rolls mashed potatoes carrots pickles puddings cake and coffee served by the committee. A flood relief collection was authorized to supplement Bath Red Cross quota. A two week follow up meeting is set with Annie Peterson as chair. Numerous Bath area members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Bath Red Cross
Bath
Annie White
Joanna Hodgkins
Charlotte Owen
Charles Hf. Oliver
Henry Adams
John Cavanaugh
Marie Marco
Abbie Gage
Eva Cahill
Julia Johnson
Lillian Brown
Hope Ward
Annie Williams
Florence Rogers
Mary Dean
Laura Lemont
Mabel Brown
Fred W. Larrabee
Lillian Mayo
Belle Donnell
Bertha Neiley
Fred Cary
Edwin W. Haggett
Addie Purington
Annie Wylie Stackpole
Annie Peterson
Marion Erswell
Laura Bailey
Dresden Mills
Hattie Crown
Brunswick
L. E. Mann
Augusta Pitts
Union Court
EB. R. Brown
BK. C. Murphy
Washington Street
J.C. Larrabee
Osenar Smiley
Sam Delanger
Smiley
Sabine
Wesley M. FE
Annie Trufant
Jennie Silsby
Green Street
J. FE. Mayo
Charles Huff
Sebasco
Lemont Farm
Larrabee
Sabino
George Foster
Portland
Foster's Point
Women's Foreign Mission Society
Cora Sotheard
Pinestreet
J.B. Lemont
Paul
Boston
Bertha Dean
Fred Williams
Harry Williams
Lincoln Williams
Aosen O
Edward Thompson
Herbert White
Bath City Hospital
Aml
Frank Carter
Livermore Falls
Bk. W. Hagelt
New discharging plan used in taking out pulpwood
The J C Mulligan Co. trials a locomotive crane system to unload pulpwood from barges at Bath Maine. Barges No 2 and No 4 reach Maine Central docks, loaded with pulpwood to be transferred to cage cars at Topsham storage yards. Two tracks capacity five cars each, with expected daily handling of 1000 to 125 logs and rising efficiency as workers adapt.
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J. C. Mulligan Co
Sagadahoe Towing Co
Maine Central
Pejepseot
Bath
Dpejepseot Paper Co
Topsham
Mulligan
Yellow Pine Dock
Maine Central Railroad
Minchigan
Farms and factories to furnish thrills for New England visitors
Massachusetts Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Arthur W. Gilbert urged New England communities to showcase farms and factories as part of recreational programs. He cited Cape Cod cranberry bogs and duck farms, textile mills, foundries, shoe factories, and quarries as appealing tourist attractions. He said visitors seek more than swimming and golf and urged organized tours to highlight local industrial and agricultural resources.
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New England
New Sunghind
Arthur W. Gilbert
Massachusetts
New Taghind
Gilbert
Cape Cod
Italy
Switzerland
Soommen Ea V Greatbedn
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Sagadahoc Registry
A list of recent realty transfers recorded in Sagadahoc County two weeks prior, detailing conveyances between numerous individuals and entities in towns including Bowdoinham Georgetown and Boothbay Harbor, with names such as Robey Webster Coombs Lemont Hart MeIntire Bernier Starbird Penney Proughiss Roberts Reynolds Silsbee Bowie Griggs Mo Bowden Wheeler Douglass Skillin Baumer Desjardins Leveille and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe
Fath. J. Dred ‘Robey
W. Carrell Webster
Janes W. Coombs Et Als
William P. Lemont
George J. Hart
Grace M. MeIntire
Bowdoin
Laura Vincent
Alfred Bernier
John BK Carrigan, Jr
Alonzo G. Starbird
John J. McCarthy
Clarence Penney
Bowdoinham
Cleule
Hattie B. Krennan
John W. Skillin
Tousham
M.S. Hodgins
Leo Baumer
Henry Beauhea
Joseph ©. Branigan
Oerave Port
Alfred J. Desjardins
Joseph M. Leveie
Alcide J. Leveie
Boy on Bike Falls Into Kennebec River
Norman Pierce, a North End boy, rode a bicycle off the Maine Central dock into the Kennebec Friday afternoon. Companions pulled him from the water with help from workers. Norman Roderick recovered the bike later. Also, Florine Gagne celebrated her fourteenth birthday with family Sunday night at North Street, with music, readings, ice cream, cake and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Pierce
North End
Kennebec
Maine Central Dock
Norman Roderick
Eva Gagne
North Street
Florine
Lizzie Brewster
Hazel Williams
Christine Hanscom
Eunice Hanscom
Laura Tarvington
Eugene Metcalf
Edwin J. Emmeus Henry Gagne
Uauttie Wallace
Dedicatory Service At Nequasset In Memory Of Rodney Bailey
A Sunday service at Nequasset Congregational church featured a bookcase of books presented by Mr and Mrs Sumner Bailey and Mr and Mrs Percy Bailey in memory of Rodney Bailey who died last winter as a Dowdein college student after graduating Morse high in 1924. Rev Edwin J Hardin led the service. community events and Red Cross flood relief collection followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bocks
Bookcase
Nequasset
Rodney Bailey
Congregational Church
Nequiasset
Sumner Bailey
Percy Bailey
Edwin J. Hardin
Winter Street Church
Bath
Morse High
Dowdein College
Mrs Josephine Golder Returns Home After Stay
Mes Josephine Golder has returned to her house on Winship street after several months living with her daughter Mrs Pauline Curtis of Morving street in Porthind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Golder
Porthind
Pauline Curtis
Morving Street
Winship Street
Annual appropriation bill shows slight cut from last year
City budget details include memorial day allocations and numerous department line items. Key figures list school and municipal expenses with totals by department, ending in a net appropriation of 830 083 20 and a total requested of 374 103 29. Names of officials sign the document.
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Peres Pastets
Bamod Park
Soldiers Monument
Estes Ieadts
MDAC
STE
Cie
Uanliens
Maine
Lejos
ROMEO
Saatyaist
Delon
Taen Saas Health Department
Sacre UC
Atp
Neipcis
Benim
Gerard Et Ascca
Mtr Iy
Sons of Veterans
SHELA
Sonitirs Betti Tif
SSUES
Kent Tee
Giriceuc
WRC
Uc Ck
Rt Ee
Ag Crekes
Curia Lehsige
Iselles Eerie Ee
Manuel
Ouleti SR
Lear Tsa
Ieee Eit
Bailey
Bailey Evening School
Boaria
A. S
RCSA
TMF
Sean Weet
Gibbs
Board OF Highways and Seweis
City Stables
Creartatati
Municipal Board of Nig and Etre
Municipal Board of Children’s Guardians
Phee Bates
Orca
City Council Passes Appropriation Bill
City council approves a year budget amid debate on street light grants and tax timing. Finance chair Troop reports tax formulas with July discounts and Sept. interest. Public lighting committee backs nine new or moved lights, Chestnut Street light contested. Several minor orders and licenses approved. two absentees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Laharies
Shelley
Penses Foy
Winter Street
Dermen
Chestnut Street
Lotta S. Eaton
Bet Poards
Fla
Rumery
Porthid Seomtrector
Vehitive
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Finance Committee
Laveld L. Troop
Common Council
Pres. Brown
Alderman Covel
Lotta
Washington and
Vine Streets
Nschool
Aldermanic Board
Alderfien Covel
O'Pharlow
Cutting
Bailey
McPherson
Obituary Charles W. Robinson 67 Ship Carpenter of Portland
Charles W. Robinson 67 a well known ship carpenter of the South end died suddenly Saturday afternoon at City hospital where he was taken Friday night after a two day illness. He is survived by his wife three sons Hiram Ralph and Charles W. Robinson of Portland two daughters Mrs Eugene Osterburg of Iasi Deering and Mrs Vernal Chase of Bath one brother Councilman Harry D. Robinson of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Robinson
South End
City Hospital
Hiram
Ralph
All
Portland
Eugene Osterburg
Iasi Deering
Vernal Chase
Bath
Harry D. Robinson
Downey Child Dies at Home on Park Street
Raymond Oliver Downey aged two died Friday night at his parents home 25 Park street after a brief illness He is survived by sisters Helen and Mary Downey Mrs George Pooler of Lisbon Falls returned after a few days in Bath with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Oliver Downey
John B
Laura Lowell Downey
Park Street
Helen
Mary Downey
George Pooler
Lisbon Falls
Bath
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Red Cross
Howard Rice
Harriet Rice
Mr. Burke
Wortland
William Gilman
Stanwood
Miss Irma
Irma Gilman
Ipswich
Mass
Burley School
Loring Gilman
Castile
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
Woolwich
A.M. G. Soule
Division of Pure Food Inspection
State Department of Agriculture
Elado O
Nequasset Congregational Church
Womans Auxiliary
Woolwich Red Cross
George TL. Hamlin
Lewiston
TFR
Fernald
South Waldehboro
First Baptist Elemen
Wooelwich Center
Clayton Dolloff
Sath City Hospital
Charles Soule
Boothbay Harbor
Ernest Stilphen
Tre
Dailey
Elmer Mank
Montswe
Maude Cunningham
Somerville
Miass
Milton
Trott
Sath
Fred Carlton
Vernon Ayer
Winthrop
Delia Card
Sagadahoc Ferry
TL Herbert Fernald
Waldeboro
Baptist Church
Ralph Rice
Misson Hatherine
Montana
Milton Douglas
Oscar Douglas
Tbowdeinham
Alice Preble
Perkins
Guilford
Duncan Mclintosh
Ferry School
Frank Gould
Augusta
Senator
Fox
Carlton
Lawrence Putnam
Fred Soule
New York
Judson Soule
Walter Doyle
Edwin Hiltenbrand
Nashua
Nob
James Rogers
Montsweag Farm
Virginia
Rogers
Raymond Pathorne
John Soule
Harland Higgin
Milford
Harold Vincent
Higgins
Montsweag
Frank Rines
Nova Scotia
Aly
Norway
Tyree
Proop Sehairemm
Charles H. Calill
Harry M. Hush
Stanley M. Brown
Common Couneil
Arthur Sswall
Harold Ld. Cutting
James D. Crane
Deint
Bugdikians
Uncle Ben
Book Kollekters
Paul G. Bagdikkian
Elizabeth Burroughs
Chiropractic Research Bureau
Frieda
Bagdikian
Chiropractors
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Committee On Fire Department
Alderman Sampson
Board of Highways and Sewers
Blind Crossing
Troop
Sampson
Grace M. Watson
Washington and Corliss Streets
John Shaw
Oak Street
Gibbons Coal Co
Ifuse
Parks
Cahill
George T. Melman
Ernest Pinkham
Bath Opera
Charles W. Weeks
George Darrah
James Carr
Ant Gonn J. Lynch
Harry J. Robinson
Thomas 2. Neagle
Raymond O. Downey
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