Moriarty Elected City Marshal Highlighted in Local Gathering
City officials debated building safety and housing issues after Moriarty was elected city marshal last Wednesday. A report noted limited egress in the town hall and urged immediate fire escape considerations. The council discussed coal dust nuisance, tax funding for Centennial events, and stop-signs at street approaches to the new state highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Committee
Chester H. McCabe
Firemen’s
Ich
Centennial Committee
Small
Bath Civic Improvement Association
Rf & Coal Co
Alreay
Arthur W. Gediman
William Fosseweeneen
Mussenden
Bath Housing Ope
Erinent
Ee Park Terrace
Lambe Park
Quimby Street
Elsinore Avenue
Cottage Street
Middle Street
Franklin Street
Carlton Bridge
Pearing
Bath Citizens Press Dust Nuisance At Kennebec Coal Plant
About 50 Bath Civic Improvement members met to discuss ongoing coal dust nuisance from Kennebec Coal Co. operations. They fault plant installations and insist on further improvements within 60 days, while the advisory board may recommend further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Geal Pers
John J. Keegan
Whispering Pamnelat
Civic Improvement Association
Kennebec & Coal Co
Keegan
G. Thomas Murphy
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Murphy
Ber- Staples
Samuel Levin
Arthur Sewall 2Nd
Horace Morse
Henry C.wright
Claude Ailgte
Roy. E Putney
Ralph C. ‘Stetson
Richard Jel Williams
Henry Co
Wright
Genesta Chapter Hosts Guest Officers Night Observed
Genesta chapter observed guest officers night with the P room filled. Officers and guests included Marion Croudis and Edna D. Pioneer among many. Grand officers and two grand representatives attended. A baked ham supper followed with extensive floral decor and invitations for future events.
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Genesta Chapter
Cro
Marion Croudis
Troetcy i
Winnegance
S Mouth
Edna D
Pioneer
Lisbon
Irvine
Beulah
Culand Mills
R. Powers
Longfellow Chater
South Portland
John L. Blake
Winneganee
Yarmouth
Lois E. Wickstrom
Crystal
Damariscotta
Doris C. Goad
Pine Cone
Auburn
Mary Ge
Mt. Pisgah
Boothbay Harbor
Irene Gardiner
Lakeside
Sabattus
Louise M. Holbrook
Cumberland Mills
Hazel Morrell
Marion
Gardiner
Marshal
Florence McEachern
Corner Stone
Bertha Wetherell
Rove
Sharon
Augusta
Adah
Doris A. Wing
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Ruth
Lillias Bailey
Mt. Olivet
Lewiston
Esther
Grace B. Lund
Cas
Sarah A. Shaweran
Henry
Viola Osgood
Genesta
Electa
Helen Lord
Eleanor Danforth
Rainbow Seen
Rainbow Assembly No. 6
All Eastern Star
Motor cyclist Hurt When Cycle Hits Truck
Scott Cressey, 28, of 11 Noble Avenue, was treated at Bath Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises after his motorcycle crashed into the rear of a truck driven by Benj C Jedry of Waldoboro on Carlton Street Monday night. State Trooper Frank W Rere is investigating the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Cressey
Noble Avenue
Bath Memorial Hospital
Benj C. Jedry
Jefferson Street
Waldoboro
Frank Wrere
Delightful Cosmo Club talk by Mrs Sewall on European Homes
Cosmo Club rooms were filled to capacity last week for a talk by Mrs Sumner Sewall on European Homes. The event featured floral decorations by Kennebec Greenhouse and remarks on German women and two years in Germany when her husband served with the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Sumner Sewall
Kennebec
William Adams
Harold Avery
Granville Colby
Edward P. Brown
Daniel Matter
Drama Club
John Robbins
Donald Freeman
Cosmo
Bernard Knight
Rotary Club
Lyman E. Betts
Cecil Rowland
Progressive Union
Freeport
McFadden
Ernest J. Bailey
William H. Daley
Carl Pierce
Cecil V. Rowland
Ernest Bailey
Ira Nadine
Andrew Cahill
Lawrence Lord
William Davis
B. L. Plummer
William Bruce
Abbott Redlon
Wallace Ham
Carroll Deering
William Dennison
Gerard Billington
Bath Notables Speak on Europe Trip at Rotary Lions Meeting
William S. Newell of Bath Iron Works gave a detailed account of his England and France trip to about 100 attendees at Odd Fellows hall. He described inflation hit in France, hardship for white collar workers, struggling cities, and slow postwar recovery in both nations. Jacques Norman, son of a French shipbuilder, was made an honorary Rotary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipuilder
France
England
Jacques Norman
Bath
French Supply Commission
Rotary
Kennebec Clam Flats Open to Diggers
Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries Commissioner Reed announced Spurwink River Scarboro Potts Harbor Harpswell and Kennebec flats are open for Winter commercial digging from November 1 to April 30 based on recent inspections. He noted Spurwink yielded over 65 000 dollars in clams last winter and predicted strong potential for these areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Spurwink
Scarboro
Potts Harbor
Harpswell
Kennebec
Richard E. Reed
Reed
Division of Inspection
Department of Agriculture
Wink River
Kennebec River
Lavigne Held on Felonious Assault Charge in Bath
Wilfred J. Lavigne of 21 Wesley street Bath pleaded guilty in municipal court to felonious assault with a carving knife aimed at his wife Nora B. Lavigne. Judge Deering ordered $10,000 sureties for January term Sagadahoc Superior Court or jail, after describing the alleged jealous attack at their Lal home. Kenneth LaRose pleaded guilty to assault on Wilfred Rousse and was fined $25 plus $4.70 costs. Hollis Leeman pleaded guilty to misstatement of fact on a license application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred J. Lavigne
Wesley Street
Bath
Gardiner R. Deering
Nora B. Lavigne
Lal
Bath Canning Factory
Lavigne
Hollis Leeman, Jr
Woolwich
Former Governor Sewall to Attend Home Grange
West Bath grange members enjoyed a Monday program led by John Howe. Hon. Sumner Sewall, former Maine governor and U S representative in Germany, will speak next Monday night as a grange member guest. He and Mrs. Sewall will attend with hospitality hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
John Howe
Germany
Sumner Sewall
U. S
Alton Collins
Wallace MacDonald
William Coombs
Arthur Wemont
Otis Card
Edwin Haggett
Everett G. Lemont
Sewall
The
Grange
Bridge Work Closes Highway As New Approach Takes Shape
A bridge project requires full highway closure while a new approach is built. Nick Dipatsi of W H Hinman Co oversees the effort, with completion targeted for traffic in about two weeks. Gate removal by Maine Central railroad will enable a gradual Vine Street swing and a due end to the southeast corner work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Dipatsi
W. H. Hinman Co
Sommathean
Washington and Vine Streets
Maine Central Railroad
Vine Street
Daley
High Street
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Donald Wilson
Arnold Cogan
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