Lincoln District and Woolwich Political Clash in 1804
In 1804 Lincoln district tensions flare as Federalists oppose Judge Cook and support rival Tallman. Woolwich town votes against Lincoln’s libellous Portland Gazette piece, denounces alleged conspirators, and defends a respected local leader amid a heated election battle.
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A. Wood
Moses Carlton, Jr
King
Tallman
Lincoln
Woolwich
Jenks
Portland Gazette
Eastern Repository
Phippsburg Considers Three Patrolmen for Town
About 150 voters at a March 13 special town meeting debated electing three patrolmen to cover areas outside State patrol. Residents near Popham Beach and Parker Head favored A Rollins for the route from Center to Popham Beach, citing past satisfactory service. A 75-name petition earlier in April was ignored, prompting renewed town action. road funds totaling nearly 22,000 were noted for needed improvements.
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Popham Beach
Parker Head
A. Rollins
Rollins
Sidney B. Coffee
George L. Oliver’s
Long Hill
Meadowbrook
West Bath
W. R. Bowker's
Stonybrook
Roy Hosmer
Ashdale
West Point Road
Small Point Road
William Wyman
Charles V. Minott
Ada Catherine
Alice
Abbie Minott
A. F. Williams
Anita
Portland
Small Point
Philadelphia
Chester B. Oliver
Livermore Falls
Emma A. Perry
Boston
Page A. Wyman
Bath
Raymond Wyman
Ernest W. Oliver
John H. Pease
George W. Davis
Warren Ryan
Waltham
Mass
Jack Chandler
Massachusetts
Bradford Sprague Farm
Bessia Sprague
Miss Golding
Miss Sprague
Gorham Normal School
Freeman C. Bowker
Maria Harris
James Mitchell
Arthur Footer
Panama
Frank Walker
Maxine
Woolwich
Linwood Feere
Martha Small
E. C. Mains
North Windham
Westinghouse
George J. Ingall
W. G. Jefferson
George C. Beals
Brunswick
Jerry Harrington
Walter Parshley
George Ingalls
Eugene Ingalls
North Bath
Alton E. Oliver
Frank Oliver
Village notices and social events in Winnegance area
Community items report pupils at the Phippsburg village school enjoying a Friday party hosted by Mrs. I A True worthy. Fairview Cemetery association re elected officers and plans a supper for fund raising. Mr and Mrs Joseph N Day staying with the Lemonts on School street while Mrs Day cares for Mrs Lemont. Weekly whist prizes awarded at the community party. Squaw club hosted by Mrs Harry C Webber with winners Miss Marion Morse and others. Next Friday’s meeting will be with Mrs Winfield W Morse. Sherman Morse returned home from the Hudson steamer expedition and was joined by Edward Todd. Rafts of logs for John G Morse & Sons saw mill arrived. more rafts expected. Evening Workers bungalow in Cottage Park to host a 5.30 supper for cemetery fund. Herbert Morse to return from Saga more voyage for vacation. Master Thatcher Barker Pinkham marked his sixth birthday with games and prizes for both boys and girls.
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I. A. Trueworthy
Fairview Cemetery Association
Charlotte Owen
Joanna Hodgkins
Charles E. Preble
Joseph N. Day
D. Wylie Lemont
School Street
Day
Lemont
Almon R. Perry
Harry F. Oliver
Robert P. Manson
Arthur L. Totman
Squaw Club
Harry
C. Webber
Marion Morse
John G. Morse
Parker O. Rogers
Winfield W. Morse
Sherman L. Morse
New York City
Hudson
Bear Mountain
the Battery
New York
70 High Street
Edward Todd
Columbia University
Androscoggin
John G. Morse & Sons
Cottage Park
Herbert Morse
Sagamore
Portland
Thatcher Barker Pinkham
Billy Marshall
Marion Marshall
Annette Williams
Bobby Drake
Reed Perkins
Norma Hogan
Nurses Graduate at City Hospital Ceremony
The Bath City Hospital marks three years of training as graduates receive their diplomas. The address outlines nursing from ancient monastic beginnings to modern standards, praising Florence Nightingale and urging graduates to kindness, wisdom, and loyalty to hospital and doctors. A reception followed, with alumni in uniform guiding guests and the school orchestra performing.
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New Haven
Boston
Rane
Porerec
Bath City
William D. Sewall
Frederick H. Kimball
Miss Downing
Alumni Association
Pocket Money Theft Sparks Courtroom Clash
A youth testified that a nap at a friend's home ended with his money missing from a pocket Sunday. A street fight followed with another young man alleged to be intoxicated. The court sentenced the thief to pay 7.75 in costs and suspended his sentence. the other youth received a 20 fine and 10.33 costs with jail on nonpayment.
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Keegan
Otere Pinkham
Mayor Cahill Ailing Then Improves Plans Return Wednesday
Mayor Charles H. Cahill had been confined to bed by a severe cold but showed notable improvement on Monday and plans to be out by Wednesday.
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Charles H. Cahill
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