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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1921

Page

5

City Council Rejects 15000 Dollar Highway Loan

The city council failed to appropriate a 15000 loan to continue highway and sewer work, leaving 112 workers idle. A reconsideration carried 7 to 6, but adjournment halted action, with debate on Emery's mountain and school funding, and a temporary loan measure dying in the lower board.

Charles R. Oliver Board of Highways and Sewers City Barn Everett V.’. Veanslee George J. Goodwin Thomas C. McCabe Charles Hooper White Lermond Goodwin McCabe Herbert J. Trall Frank A Emery's Mountain Emery’s Mountain William H. White Pres. White Ham Francis B. Torrey, Jr Edward T. Whitehouse Herbert L. Hall Fdu William D. Rich William Ef, Sturtevant William Blackwood John J. Marks John K. Wart Edward F. Muller

Youths and Girls Gather for Sagadahoc Club Fair

Mary Hunter of Topsham reported a $454.55 chicken profit for the summer at the Sagadahoc County Boys and Girls Agricultural clubs annual meeting held at the YMCA. Bowdoinham and Richmond youths presented exhibits in gardening and preserves as clubs from Topsham Bowdoinham and Richmond compete for prizes funded by Bath Trust Co and First National Bank.

Mary Hlunter Topsham Sagadahoc County Y.m.cla Harold KK. Trackett Bowdonham Harold Hlelno YMCLA Bowdeinham Helen Hackett Bocat Lela Bishop Lorraine Heenie Myron Meenie Thelma Pratt Ruth Wratt Hazel Hackett Harold Tackett Muriel Beals Velma’ Fish Dinsmore Hinkley Kenneth Webber Frederic Cheney Evelyn Hackett Lbowdoinham J. I. Whitney Ivanche Graves Sadie Webner Clara Weler Bowdoinhaim Helen Gould Wilfhelvini Newton Evelyn Sedgrey Kiva Rogers Edward Belanger Merton Belanger I. N. White Helen Hackett Richmond Harry L. Horn Bath Trust Co First National Bank Y.M.C.A N. Gratz Jackson Bath Chamber of Commerce Lucian JD. Fuller Chamber Opera House Ernest L. Crawford Yjmlcla Mr. Jackson Dr. Langdon T. Snipe Raymon M. Atherton A. L. ‘R. Cummings Extension Service Department of Agriculture Auburn Martha Yorke Alfreda Ellis Orono Oan Farmer Clara Welmer Leola White Wilhelmina Newton Velma R. Fish Elva Rogerson Evelyn Sedgley Marinin A. Meacham Mary P. Hunter Nellie Hiayward Madeline L. Foster Martha TB. Cony Marguerite Ormsby Mary W. Swett Beatrice J. Card Lil- Tan KE. Knight Zuella Kh. Allen Jewel M. Dishop Courtney EE. Hinckley Phyllis LB. Specht William Bailey Earle Blodgett Lawrence C. Hackett Bowdenham Hose Mary Winter John Hayward Marl Ryant John Leonaml Curtis

Armament conference urged at Bath church gatherings

Three Bath churches hosted union mass meetings on Armament limitation ahead of the world conference. Clergy speakers from Beacon Street Methodist, Winter Street Congregational, and People's Baptist urged public support for disarmament. Messages praised world peace efforts and urged cooperation over militarism. The Bath gathering closed with prayers and benediction.

Bath Beacon Street Methodist Church North End Winter Street Congregational Church People’s Baptist Church Edwin Dodge Phildin Pan Dresser Prancis A. Grayench God Our Earnest M. Holtren Grace Church West David J. Wilson Hlardin Washington Alardin Beacon Street Dresser Cleary Germany Gray Harding Dr. Gray Mr. Holman Mr. Hardin Winter Street Jesus Mr. Hohnan Beleves Hardin M Poney Earth

Ferry finances show small loss for this season

The Bath Maine ferry system posted a modest shortfall for the period, with income behind expenditures though nearing self-sufficiency. Officials note postage and coal costs rising, while summer trips via Gov. King and Hockomock boosted late-season revenue.

Bath Jin Tito Det Paul I. Sargent State Sgiway Commission Saboots Leyeep

Old Days on the Bath Branch

Eighth in a Maine Central history series by Charles S. Given recounts early railroad days in Bath with vivid local detail and glimpses of workers, townsfolk, and the line’s infancy amid maritime Maine.

Brunswick Doherity Eld Red Dolan Billy Merrill Dilly Tennessey Wilbur Lawrence George Tutler Cony Malburn Lawrence Hennessey Butler Malburn Buck Charlie Evans Vun Add Aiteether Dt Bath Deep Cut Lawiston South Carmidiner Riverside Yar Hcouth Crouberkuid Iek Statien Guy Payson Tucker Maine Central

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