Center Street Merchants File Parking Protest
A petition signed by every Center street merchant from Water to Washington asks for 10 minute parking on the south side. Alderman Gediman presented it at the November City Council meeting, and the police committee was ordered to act.
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Center Street
Water
Washington Streets
Arthur W. Gediman
Albertha M .Williams
High Street
Fifie L
George M. Emery
Robert H. Haskell
Edward M. Robbins
Williams
Spinney
WPA
Sewall
City Treas
Donald D. Young
Horace B. Woodman
Cemetery and Park Board
Board of Highways and Sewers
Alderman Woodman
Warren M. Stitphen
Middle Street
Pine
Weeks
Highway Board
Charles E. Leeman
Cummings Street
Committee On Public Lighting
Haskell
Carolyn M. Moses
Washington Street
Grove
Committee On
Gediman
Front Street
Parks
Fire Department
Vine Streets
Emery
New England Winter Sport Industry Aims to Expand
The piece outlines how New England mountain towns plan a big winter season attracting visitors from Boston, New York and beyond. It cites Yankee Magazine writer A. Ritchie Low and Franklin E. Griffin of Stowe on keeping costs fair, boosting publicity, and developing housing and services to profit from winter sports.
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New England
Boston
New York
Yankee Magazine
A. Ritchie Low
Mr. Low
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Berkshires
Low
Franklin E. Griffin
Stowe
Lamoille County
Griffin
Side Hill
Washington
Carlton Bridge Tolls Gain in October 1936
The Carlton bridge reported cash receipts of $12,935.25 in October 1936, up $1,043.10 from October 1935, with 17,909 cash paying cars crossing, 1,348 more than last year. Dr Edward S. Roberts, son of Mrs Blanche W. Roberts of Lewiston, sails aboard the Queen Mary to England for five weeks of lectures with Lederie Laboratories, based in Leeds.
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Carlton Bridge
IRS
Skeeter Ey Hee
Caradoc, Colets Sorte
Ate Estate
Edward 8. Roberts
New York City
Blanche W. Roberts
Main Street
Lewiston
Bates College
New York
England
Roberts
Lederie Laboratories
Leeds
Old Ship St Paul Built in Bath Is a Marine Museum
The Bath built clipper ship St Paul, launched 1874 by Chapman & Flint, now rests seaworthy in Seattle as a marine museum under Puget Sound Academy of Science. Once a grain carrier and cannery runner, she endured 14 knots max speed and a 300 mile day in 1891, with a storied career from Bath yards to Pacific trade and near destruction before rescue by C. Arthur Foss.
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Bath
St. Paul
Union Oil Bulletin
Government Locks
Seattle
Arthur Foss
Puget Sound Academy of Science
Chapman & Flint
Maine
Maryland
New England
Chapman and Flint
Isaac F. Chapman
Pacific Packing and Navigation Company of
Northwestern Fisheries Company
Booth Fisheries Company
Puget Sound
Alaska
Pacific Cement Company
Pacific Coast Engineering Company
C. Arthur Foss
Foss Tug and Barge Company
Philadelphia
Liverpool
New York
San Francisco
Cape Horn
Ford
Queenstown
Formosa
Annual Winter Street Parish Supper Draws 230 Attendees
Winter Street Congregational church held its annual parish supper Thursday under the Ladies Aid. About 230 guests attended and contributions were collected at the transfer from chapel to parlor. The event featured a menu of cold roast turkey with dressing and gravy, mashed potatoes, beans, jelly, rolls, ice cream, cake and coffee.
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Winter Street Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid
Langdon T. Snipe
Trust Fund
Aid
Frostina E. Marston
J. Gertrude Silsby
Alice N. Magoun
Charles H. Frost
Edward B. Smith
Abigail F. Carter
Warren F. Kershner
Roscoe P. McFadden
Carl E. Albee
Fred RE. Foote
Grace P. Dickinson
John A. Morse
Henry W. Butler
Milton C. Trott
Ralph D. Warren
William H. White
Olney C. Perry
Arthur C. Lemont
William R. Donnell
Priscilla E. Colby
Ferralyn Roberts
Barbara Walsh
Elizabeth Colby
Lydia Atwood
Mary McClure
Barbara Freeman
Blanche Moody
Bertha Lord
Florence Tait
Margaret Tourtillotte
Roberta Erwin
Anna H. Hill
Ruth Robinson
Florence N. Robinson
Amy A. Irish
Betty Swanton
Catherine E. Leonard
Jeannette F. Shackford
Walter H. Bowker
J. Edward Drake
Harry A. Walters
Snipe
Joseph O. Purdue
Bowker
Walter F. Abbott
Wallace L. Atwood
Wilbra E. Billings
David L. Black
Elwina F. Durgin
Fred P. Emmons
Fred E. Foote
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Harry M. Hust
Allen M. Irish
Sarah Lermond
Charles C. Low
Clarence W Morse
Addison F. Pendleton
Bessie Potter
William Potter
J. Albert Redlon
Seth Stewart
Alice E. Varney
Horace W. Ward
Charles P. Wetherbee
Walter S. Wiggin
Clifford B. Wilband
Maine turkey farms offer 6000 birds for markets and 4000 for Christmas
Maine turkey farms plan 6000 birds for local and out of state markets and 4000 for Christmas. E N Jacques of Manchester, Maine largest producer, says dry year yields exceed expectations and Maine home grown turkeys outshine Vermont and New Brunswick sources. He urges producer pooling and marketing to maintain profitable prices.
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Maine
Pine Tree
E. N. Jacques
Manchester
Vermont
New Brunswick
Jacques
Chicago
Progressive Club Union Guests at Winnegance Meeting
About 40 members from the Maine Progressive Union of Clubs attended the Fall meeting at the Winnegance Community clubhouse hosted by the Auxiliary. Speakers included Rev. David L. Wilson and Miss Anna C. Witherle. reports highlighted fundraising, education efforts, and district plans.
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Maine Progressive Union of Clubs
Winnegance
Winneganee
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Rockland
Costa Rica
Wilson
Joseph I. Smith
Cosmopolitan Club
Union
Edward J. Hayes
Freeport Woman’s Club
Orman Coggesh
Harry C. Webber
de Allen
Lisbon Progressive Club
Roscoe P. McFadden
Department of Education
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
McFadden
Colby College
Byram
Maine Federation of Union Clubs
Auburn
Anna C. Witherle
Castine
Maine Federation
George M. Chase
Lewiston
Greece
Foyer Musicale
Freeport Woman's Club
Lisbon
Garde
Portland
Winneganee Club
John G. Morse
Frank Perry
Charles T. Small
Harry C. Williams
Winfield Morse
Orman Coggeshall
Elmer Coggeshall
P. M. Ol
Development of Arts and Crafts in Maine Homes Sermon
Mrs. Rena Campbell Bowles of Bangor urged more recognition of rural home arts at the WLU clubhouse in Auburn on Friday. The home industries specialist at the University of Maine spoke on developing arts and crafts for finances and to boost state trade.
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Rena Campbell Bowles
Bangor
Maine
WLU
Auburn
Bowles
University of Maine
West Bath Grange young people earn excellent degree team
The West Bath Grange No. 154 Young People’s Degree team in Sagadahoc County and Maine earned first and second degrees on Oct 26, the second such initiation since June. A class of 16 was initiated, with girls in organdic evening dress and the three lady officers in colors, while the young men wore blue coats and white trousers. Photos taken Oct 26 show the 16 team members, including Grace M. Waterman, Ernest Snow Jr, Sandelin, Charles Genthner, Dorothy Jean Pomona, Edward Jenks, Hugo F. Sandelin Jr, Leon M. Genthner, Barbara Walsh, Flora, Barbara Preeman, Phyllis Sandelin, Marcella Lozier, Virginia Kingsbury, and Dorothy M. Waterman.
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Sagadahoc County
Maine
West Bath Grange No. 154
Grange
Ernest Snow
Charles W. Walsh
The
John M. Howe
Grace M. Waterman
Ernest Snow, Jr
Sandelin
Charles Gen
Concert by Rubinstein Club and Les Camarades Delights Bath and Rockland
Music lovers attended a Winter Street church concert by the Rubinstein Club of Rockland and Les Camarades Musicaux of Bath. Performers included Mrs. Lydia Storer, Mrs. Nettie Nicholson, Allan Ramsay, and groups from both clubs delivering arias, piano works, and instrumental trios to acclaim. A follow up concert is planned in Rockland on November 20 with both clubs.
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Winter Street
Rubinstein Club
Rockland
Les Camarades Musicaux
Bath
Earl Storer
Lydia Tracy
Marianne Bullard
Nettie Nicholson
Allan H. Ramsay
Les Camarades
Bach Bordier
A. Charpentier
Francis McPherson
Carl Albee
Merton ‘Sprague
Plantation
Woolwich Eyes Recount of Malt Liquor Referendum Result
The Governor and Council granted a recount for Woolwich referendum No. 3 on malt liquor licenses, set for November 24 at 10 am. Woolwich’s tally was 153 Yes to 152 No, with No. 1 liquor store support also close. Local officials and residents reacted with varied expectations while plans for a statewide anti alcohol campaign loomed ahead.
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Frederick W. Smith
Civic League of Maine
Woolwich
Smith
Samuel Buck
Board of Selectmen
Buck
Edward V. Reed
Willard S. Rand
Day's Ferry
Henry Weston
Montsweag
George B. Farnham
Union
Wilson Wright
Naugler Reginald and Dorrice Williams Wed in Brewer
Reginald Naugler of Topsham and Dorrice Williams of Brewer were married Friday afternoon at the Second Congregational parsonage. Rev. Raymond J. Cosseboom officiated. Williams, a Brewer High graduate, worked the past two years for Freese's. Groom Reginald, after Wick High, attended the University of Maine and graduated in 1936, previously employed on a Bucksport contract with Bridge Construction Co.
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Reginald
George Naugler
Topsham
Dorrice E. Williams
Benjamin F. Williams
Elm Street
Brewer
Second Congregational
Raymond J. Cosseboom
Williams
Brewer High
Freese
Forwick High
University of Maine
Bucksport
the Bridge Construction Co
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Turkey Farms
Progressive Club Union
West Bath Grange
Barbara Preeman
Phyllis Sandelin
Marcella A. Lozier
Virginia Kingsbury
Dorothy M. Waterman
Ceres
Bizet
Nettie Averill
Seeee Goldbeck
Kathleen Leonard
John Sanborn
Carleton Rice
Allan Ramsay
Clifford Smith