Local Jottings and Society Notes from Bath Area
Alfred Burns of Portland visited Lewiston at the invitation of William Mann JC. W. Walsh of the Bath Steam Dye House discussed delivery plans for a new automobile in Lewiston. A well known traveling man notes less drunkenness in Bath due to Sheriff Oliver and deputies. Mayor Small suspended Herbert L. Hall as Overseers of the Poor chair and named F. E. Foote temporary chair while charges are prepared for City Council. Hall did not know the charges. The Maine Automobile Association asks towns to report sod on roads to the State Highway Commission with two knowledgeable residents. fines apply for uncut sod. A Portland visitor bought a boys garment at Percy Bee Hive Store, finding exactly what she sought for a grandchild gift. Knights of Columbus Maine State Convention elected officers: State Deputy John J. Keegan Bath. State Secretary Joseph E. Dunn Augusta. State Treasurer William H. Donovan Lewiston. State Warden Lawrence J. Clogan Augusta. State Advocate Frank L. Powers Lewiston. State Chaplain Rt. Rev. M. C. McDonough Lewiston. next meeting in Waterville. Judge Keegan begins second term as State Deputy. Schooner Maud Dudley docked for slight repairs at Kelley Spear yard. New England Newspaper Alliance met in Boston electing Frank Knox president George A. Hough secretary George F. Booth treasurer and advisory board members. Alliance accepted Lewiston Journal invitation to hold June meeting at Poland Springs.
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Bath
New England
Oliver
Small
Herbert L. Hall
F. E. Foote
Hall
Maine Automobile Association
State Highway Commission
Augusta
The
Knights of Columbus of Maine
Lewiston
John J. Keegan
Joseph E. P. Dunn
William H. Donovan
Lawrence J. Clogan
Frank L. Powers
M. C. McDonough
V.C
Waterville
Maud Dudley
Hallowell
Light
Kelley
Spear Yard
New England Newspaper Alliance
Boston
Frank Knox
Manchester Union
George A. Hough
New Bedford Standard
George F. Booth
Worcester Gazette
John H. Harrington
Lowell Sun
John D. Plummer
Springfield Union
Lewiston Journal
Poland Springs
William Sennessy
Lisbon
M. D. Cressy
Arey
New York
Peres & Smalls Yard
Vineyard
Orion
Parker’s Flats
Richmond
Times Office
Times
St. Black Cat
Boston Globe
Globe
Sunfolk Court
Bertha Richardson
Portland
Marion L. Jones
Victor Richardson
Georgetown
Lewis E. Wilson
Temple
Alicia B. Crosby
Stockton
Rockland
Crosby
Norfolk
Para
Riggs
Maple Grove Cemetery
Ward
Swan Island
Dresden
Eugene B. Rankin
Rankin
Winnegance
Frank Edgecomb
Shad
al Ridley
George Mitchell
Edward Crocker
Cy Averis
Tug Seguin
Maud H. Dudley
Kelli Spear Yard
Read Nichols
Hartleb
N. E. Corney
Federal Post Office
Tie Ariel
Gardiner
Gardiner Supply Co
Ella Clifton
L . King
Middle St
Webster
K.Y.C
Louis Goward
Gulf
Klley-Spear Yard
Frank Keiser
Lafayette
Maine
Wallace
Bath Italian Fruit Store
Bath Aerie
Order of Eagles
M. Smalley
George Ganger
S J Court Adjudications In Supreme Court
Juries decide damages and defenses in multiple cases with several judgments. Dr. George C. Nichols wins $6.12 plus interest against Officer John Sonia. Nichols loses a slander claim against George E. Le gard. Other cases settled or continued due to illness or agreement.
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Supreme Court
George C. Nichols
John Sonia
Dr. Nichols
George E. Legard
L. L. Hooker
D. D. Clark
Hooker
Bridgham
Plff
E. ©. Plummer
Mitchell Vs
Wheeler and Howe
Colby Beats Bowdoin 12 to Wednesday
Local sports note reports Colby College defeating Bowdoin 12 to, with no date given. Community events include Patten Free Library closure on Arbor Day and a Phi Rho hop rescheduled to Friday May 28 featuring Kennebec Yacht Club and Stevens's orchestra.
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Colby
Bowdoin
Patten Free Library
Stanton
Frank Greenleaf
Islander
Kennebec
Phippsburg
Pacific Ocean
Boston
San Francisco
Fire Department
Board of Aldermen
Bath Camp
M. W. of A
Band of Gypsies
Hockomock
Woolwich Dyke
King Johnson
First Baptist Brotherhood
C. N. Flood
A. H. Price
Simon Moore
Ferry debate delays action on Richmond ferryman removal
The County Commissioners postponed a decision on removing ferryman Eugene Rankin after finding him injured. Residents of Richmond Swan Island and Dresden circulated petitions supporting Rankin and scheduled further discussion for June 8.
Bath City News Tells of Local Happenings and Industry
Seventeen patients at Bath City Hospital are noted. A dandelion wine project begins as residents report boats, fishing catches, new driveways, and an automobile garage project. Multiple social events, construction updates, and local commerce are described along with August plans and regional trade.
Bath area preview and civic notes from the week
Notices report marriage intentions of Miss Lucy McDougal and Louis Wright. Bath Box Co begins an exterior paint update. D E Alley visits as a former Massachusetts state senator. A plan to complete the Bath to Wisconsin road end by June is noted. May 27 marks the Bath players production Are You a Mason at Columbia Theatre. Dreamland Theatre front to receive green white paint. reopening rumor denied. Bowling league results list Eurekas Times Hyde Windlass Paced by high scores.
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Bath Box Co
D. E. Alley
Massachusetts
First National Bank
Wiscasset
State Road
Bath
Bath Players
Columbia Theatre
Dreamland Theatre
Dreamland
Eurekas
Times
Albot
Peace Day Next May First Hopes For Peace
A brief note anticipates a Peace Day on May 1 with hopeful sentiment that the day will bring peace. The message emphasizes optimism for an end to conflict and a communal wish for harmony on the date.
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Alfred Burns
William Mann
JC. W. Walsh
Bath Steam Dye House
Percy Bee Hive
Percy
S. J. Court
A.S. Winslow
Drew
T. Co
Luther Maddocks
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C. H. Doughty
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Democratic
E. W. Hyde
McGillicuddy
Horace W. Ward
Sedgwick P. Greenleaf
San Diego
Arrowsic
Mr. Ward
Grassy
Mr. Greenleaf
H. N. Pringle
Washington, D. C
National Reform Bureau
Pringle
Cambridge
Charles M. Snow
High St
Solar Lodge
Montgomery & St. Bernard R.A.C
Postoffice
C. R. Chappell
Elm Street
A. L. Strout
Thomas W. Coss
C. E. Curtis
William J. Perry
Oak Grove Cemetery
Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
Hoston
Finance Committee
Bernard McCausland
St. Mary's Church
Oak St
William Hoyle
Ei. Poller
Grand Court
Foresters
America
William McMann
Bath City Hospital
Loring Small
Yarmouth
Street Railway Company
Nova Scotia
John Loring
Howe Brothers
Daniel Bishop
Moore
Eureka Suits
Antee
Ion
Thompson Bros
Conley’s Specialty Store
Lucy McDougal
Louis Wright
Park
Hyde Windlass
Plumbers
Call of Hyde Windlass
Henry Rose & Sons
West Bath, Mo
E Lewis J. Sawyer
Bangor
Phoenix
Ommce
Donald J. McDonald
Sagadahoc
Bath, Me
Marshall A