Doings Down Georgetown Way Meeting Warrants
Warrants call a special town meeting at Union Hall on Monday May 27 at two P M. Articles include acceptance of private ways and budget raises plus action on forest fire management. School board sets limits, enforces attendance laws, and appoints Edward C Clary as truancy officer. Memorial services planned for May 30 at First Baptist church with Rev and Mrs Kneeland leading.
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Union Hall
Edward C. Clary
First Baptist Church
Geo. Kneeland
Independent
W. C. Todd
W. Dalrymple
Boston
Daisy Farlin
Wilmington
Del
Robert Haynes
Riggs Ville
Boothbay
E. C. Clary
Bath
Frank Stevens
Riggsville
Islands
F. S. Heald
Joseph Higgins
the Cove
Harry Stott
Durham
Otro Roys
Second Baptist Church
Ida H. Rowe
Eleanor A. Rowe
Edward Hodgdon
Portland
Russell Boynton
Cambridge
Mass
Island Home Club
E. C. Merry
Luther Hall
Petrolia No. 3
E. C Merry
New Cottage Planned at Once for Boston Man
West Bath notes planting delays due to wet weather with little plowing before June. Henry Rose and sons work on a barn for haying season. Colonial club opens New Meadows Inn. Mr Bradbury to build a summer cottage on New Meadows bank above the railroad bridge. Memorial Day signals start of summer season amid ongoing cottage maintenance and local farming updates.
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Edith Berry
Rowe Bros
Portland
West Yarmouth
L. H. Rowe
J. H. Dunham
Waterville
Seguinland
Susan Rose
Beula Marr
Carolyn Stevens
Henry Rose and Sons
Herbert L. Grinnell
Bath
Sabino
Mr. Doughty
Fall River
Doughts
Boston
W. G. Bates
Abram
Oliver
Marion
Winnegance
Cambell’s Pond
Lee Brothers
Frank G. Coombs
Langdon White
Walter Brown
Alonzo G. Fisher
Foster's Point
Colonial Club
New Meadows Inn
W. H. Brown
Rockland
Wiliam Brown
Berry's Mill
C. F. Dolliver
Lewiston
C. M. Bryant
Brunswick
John J. Bradbury
Berlin
N. H
F. W. Larrabee
A. H. Donnell
VOTING AT THE PRIMARIES ENROLLMENT AND BALLOTS
Voters must enroll with city or town clerks of towns with over two thousand residents. Enrollment blanks are sent to and signed before returning. If forgotten, enrollment can occur at the primary. Separate Republican and Democrat ballots will be provided, with secret voting. Signing a petition only approves printing a candidate’s name, not a voter’s obligation to support them. A strong primary turnout signals a strong September vote.
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Republican Party
Farmers seek warm weather for hay crop in June
Farmers report fields and pastures look well and say a good hay crop depends on warm pleasant weather with a few June showers.
Oliver Improves After Illness
Wilbur C. Oliver showed a slight improvement in condition yesterday according to hospital reports.
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Wilbur C. Oliver
Free Garden Seed Offer for Sweet Pea or Nasturtium
A local flyer promotes a free seed package of Sweet Pea or Nasturtium. The offer invites gardeners to request seeds at no cost, highlighting a simple, no-pressure distribution. Possible limited quantities and return instructions are implied.
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Georgetown Way
Sagadahoc
George Y. Prescott
Burrows
Burnside Powers
George MacMahan
Powers
Jacob Clary
Phippsburg
Bert Cutting
Gould
Marion Jewett
John Morse
Ralph Dunton
Dunton Cottage
Margaret Riggs
Natt’ Howe
West Georgetown
Frank Sprague
Small Point
Annie Williams
George
Massachusetts
Samuel Thompson
Eastern Steamship Company
Thomas Blaisdell
Angie Berry
Carthage
Leander Berry
Will E. Rowe
Edward Lewis
Augusta
Tage
Reuben E. Fletcher
Frank H. Fletcher
Tottenville
Staten Island
C. W. Weatherbee
Port Henry
Fletcher
Silouan
Silas
Louise
Ann
West Bath
New Meadows River
New Boat Club
Lester Campbell
Charles Bates
Samuel Bates
Steers
New York
Ree
Fancy
John J. Desmond
Water Sts
Bath, Me
E. Sairy
Metropole
Eacr
David Szad
Pedler
Geo. M. Mc
Manus
J. F. Upton
Maine
Frank Sawtelle
MR. Oliver Better
Grasselli
Swett’s