Autumn leaves bring damage and warning in Maine
Autumn leaves cause flooding, slippery roads, and vehicle and trolley accidents after rain. The article notes gutter and drain blockages from leaves leading to costly damage, wrecks, and injuries. It highlights Great Northern Paper Co. ad campaigns promoting forest fire prevention and praises the company for road-building and corporate contributions to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Paper Co
Maine
Great Northern
Gould faces hearing on alleged campaign spending limit
Hon Arthur Gould republican candidate for United States senator is charged with exceeding campaign expenditures in the recent primary. A hearing will be held in Augusta Friday before Secretary of State Frank W Ball, where charges will be proved or refuted. Gould’s friends believe he can prove expenditures were within legal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur 2
Gould
United States
Augusta
Frank W. Ball
Tension Over Tax Plan Between Coolidge and Mellon Denied
Reported strains said to exist between President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon over a tax rebate plan. Washington sources now deny the rift, claiming the plan was discussed fully before announcement and that good feeling remains between the two officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Mellon
Washington
Claims of Bribe Involving Senator and Premier Probed
The candidate alleges Fon Arthur R paid 100000 marked as a bribe to New Brunswick leaders, while the reply points to associates in a business corporation linked to the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon
Arthur R
Paaid
New Brunswick
Protest and Payment Claim in Unnamed Matter
A statement asserts funds were paid despite protest and without the recipient's knowledge, indicating disputed transactions and possible unauthorized disbursement. The brief notes the conflict centers on control of payment and the protest recorded by the claimant.
Visionary plan to unite East and West through field exchanges
The piece argues for a concrete exchange program where East workers visit Western farms and factories while Western farmers tour eastern shops and mills. It predicts improved mutual understanding, willingness to pay fair prices, and coordinated marketing. Both groups would learn from the other, recognizing interdependence and the value of "live and let live."
CONFIDENCE IN BUTLER
The paper notes broad approval of Senator William M. Butler remaining as chairman of the Republican National Committee. It argues retirement would spark a scramble for a successor while no 1928 candidate has declared, and suggests hopefuls would prefer a successor favorable to their aims. Butler is seen as loyal to the party and aligned with the President's preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Butler
Republican National _Committee
Butler
Ment
Coolidge
Republican Party
Taxes and Taxes Loss of federal relief boosts state and local costs
The piece argues that while federal taxes have fallen since 1919, state and local taxes have risen sharply. It notes federal spending near 3 million 900 thousand annually versus over 7.25 billion for state and local governments, and claims expenditures equal half of Americans savings deposits. It warns that even full farm crop value would not cover these costs.
Reward Offered for Recovery of Charles No Quimby Body
A reward of 50 dollars is offered by Chaise Wo Quimby for the recovery of Charles No Quimby who is believed to have committed suicide by jumping into the Rhineber river on the morning of November 16. Quimby's disappearance followed his visit to Hyde Wind Co. where he was employed. His kitten was found at home hours after the missing remark, supporting the theory of self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles No Quimby
Krenneber
Quimby
Han Oon
Hyde Wind
S2 Co
Empdese Com
Mr. Quinby
Silver Tea Dance at YMC A Friday Afternoon
The ladies auxiliary of the YMC A invites attendance at a Friday afternoon silver tea dance from four to six at the Yo rooms. The event follows a recent successful drive, aims to lift spirits, and features dancing to the stood orchestra, promising a delightful affair like past years.
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Ym.cla
Rive
Staditer
Frank and Gardiner Deering Return Home for Thanksgiving
Frank and Gardiner Deering, attending Suffolk Law in Boston, have arrived home to spend Thanksgiving with their mother, Mrs. Atkins.
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Frank
Gardiner Deering
Boeton
Praises School Dentist Work In Bath Maine
Health officer Chester S. Kingsley commends Bath Maine for its free school dental clinic. A yearly complete tooth exam is given to all children with cards sent home detailing needed work. Parents can sign a card for a free clinic if unable to pay and Dr. W. S. Rowe provides care, aiming to curb tooth decay and preserve teeth for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesters
Kingsley
Bath
Maine
Vath
W. S. Rowe
Dr. Rowe
Old Time Chart Tells Stories Of The Past
A fragment from Georgetown reveals an antique chart printed about a year ago, listing Maine towns, populations, rivers and tribes. It notes Portland Eastport Bath and Augusta as capital with 4000 people, and records 241 pounds of turkeys sold by Capt Tarr at 20 cents a pound to Walter S. Russell, who later moved his market.
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A. AL Percy
Georgetown
Flob Rowe
Calvin Tarr
Maine
Augusta
Portland
Eastport
Bath
W. M. Sheldon
Case & Skinner
Hartford
Maine trust companies show strong year end figures
Read from the United States Mortgage and Trust Co report on Maine trust companies for the year ending June. Combined resources reach about 1.5 billion with deposits near sixteen billion. John W. Phatten notes the sector remains healthy under steady operation amid broader financial progress.
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TN Rst
United Meares Fae
United States Mortware & Trust Co
New York
Ltogoo Ag
RTT
Publien
John Wo Phatten
Trier
Solani
Hirat
Nurses Card Party an Enjoyable Affair
The Bathily hospital parish house hosted a nurses card party on Wednesday afternoon last week. A large turnout praised the event and thanked all helpers. Prizes went to Mrs. William Modin and Miss Ruth Rhode, with another prize to Miss Rachel Nichols. The gathering concluded with refreshments and chatter as the afternoon wore on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiurett
Kirst Parize Owas
Willian Mo Adin
Suc Ritehodl
Rachel Nichols
Sarboee
Lewis Spicer
Relph
Edwin Bongey
Madeline Foot
Cadanda Claims Seedless Apple Production
Cadanda asserts it has produced a seedless apple variety. The claim centers on a fruit developed by the company with potential implications for agricultural markets and consumer fruit options. No independent verification details were provided in the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadanda
Obituary of George Frederic Moulton from Bath and South Norwalk
News of the death in South Norwalk Conn on November 17 of George Frederic Moulton son of the late Hon and Mrs George Moulton Jr of Bath He was born September 11 1865 in Bath and educated there graduating Bath High School 1883 He earned a pharmacy degree then worked at Plaisted drug store in South Norwalk and Stockbridge Mass before returning to South Norwalk where he headed the Plaisted store until ill health forced retirement He leaves two brothers Dr Charles L Moulton East Orange NJ and John O Moulton Bath and four sisters Mrs F P Morse Harrison NY Mrs Joseph T Greenleaf Seattle WA Mrs Harlan P Small Springfield MA and Mrs William S Newell Haddonfield NJ He was a Mason and active in social groups He spent last summer in Maine at his brother Charles D Moulton’s New Harbor home
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South
Norwalk
Conn
George Frederic Moulton
Lnte
George Moulton, Jr
Bath
Moultona
Walter G. Webber
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
South Norwalk
Taisted
Stockbridge
Mass
Bridgeport
East Orange
N. J
John O. Moulton
Harrison
N. Y
Joseph T. Greenleaf
Seattle
Wash
Harlan P. Small
Springfield
Moss
William S. Newell
Iaddonfield
Moulton
Maine
Charles D. Moulton
New Tlarbor
George L Farrin 63 Dies After Seven Year Illness
George L Farrin died at his Middlestreet home Thursday at 1 30 after seven years of ill health and a recent stroke. Born in Bath June 19 1865 he lived in his house 82 years. He worked at Bath Tron Works Ltd later in the Flyde Windlass Co machine shop and drove for Mr Mason. Survived by his wife two daughters Mrs John Burgon Bath and Mrs Charles Randall Somerville Miss two sons George H Farrin Perth Amboy and John Farrin Hollywood and five grandchildren Dorothy Donnell Boston Raymond Donnell Perth Amboy Nellie and Robert Burgon Bath and John Donnell Bath who lives with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Farrin
Middlestreet
Mr. Parrin
Mr. Farrin
Bath
Chara BE. Ragon
Bath Tron Works Ltd
Flyde Windlass Co
Mason
John Burgon
Charles Randall
Somerville
Miss
George Hl. Farrin
Perth Amboy
N. J
John Farrin
Hollywood
Fla
Dorothy Donnell
Boston
Raymond Donnell
Nellie
Robert Burgon
John Donnel
Bathe
Nick McGilvray of Bath noted polo star dies in Massachusetts
NEIL J. McGILVRAY in Woburn Massachusetts remembers Nick McGilvray a well known polo player and former member of the Alamedas. He lived in Bath for a time and had many friends there. McGilvray was praised as a skilled all around player with clean tactics and was popular with teammates and opponents alike. After roller polo faded in Maine he became a traveling salesman and visited friends when his routes brought him to Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Mass
Neil J
Nick
McGilvray
Old Alamedas
Bath
Maine
Frederick T. Risteen Dies Suddenly at Sisters’ Home
Frederick T. Risteen, 75, died suddenly Monday morning at the Phippsburg home of his sisters Mrs. Fred Sawyer and Miss Flora M. Risteen after visiting Kingston, Massachusetts, and Thomaston conductor Edmund H. Risteen, along with sister Mrs. George Nichols of Wilton, survive.
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Frederick T. Risteen
Fred
Sawyer
Flora M. Risteen
Phippsburg
Hingham
Miss
Dusing
Interenes
Kingston
Mass
George Nichols
Wilton
Edmund II, Risteen
Thomaston
Maine Central Railroad
Funeral services for George T Parrin held Sunday
Funeral services for George T Parrin were conducted Sunday afternoon at the home by Rev. Robert J. Carey with a large attendance and a fine display of flowers. Bearers were four nephews Luther Thompson Charles Parvin William T Parvin and Frank Parvin. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T Parrin
Robert J. Carey
Corliss Street
Berrers
Luther Thompson
Charles Parvin
William T. Parvin
Frank Parvin
Oukrove
Mrs Elbridge Wright Funeral Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Elbridge F Wright were held Thursday afternoon at 160 Middle Street. The service was conducted by Rev Robert Carey of Corliss Street Baptist Church. Bearers included Mibridge Ro Wright, Herbert Preble, Alton L Wright and Ralph O Dale. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge FF. Wright
Middle Street
Robert HE Carey
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Miibridge Ro Wright
Herbert Preble
Alton L. Wright
Ralph O. Dale
Oak Grove
William Roderick Funeral Held at Oak Grove Cemetery
The funeral of William Roderick occurred Wednesday afternoon at his North Street residence with Rev. Samuel A. Evans officiating. Spanish War Veterans held special services, bearers included John Marks Louis Wing Laforest 770 AY SVC Wis, and the burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery. Clyde Peero returned to Boston after spending the weekend with Mrs Feero and son Robert at the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Footer on Trufant Istreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Roderick
North Street
Samonel A. Evans
John Marks
Louis Wing. Laforest
Wis
Oak Grove Cemetery
Clyde Peero
Boston
Heavy Rain Floods Roads and Delays Streetcar in State
Torrential rainfall from Thursday night through Friday flooded roads and yards, washing out drains clogged by autumn leaves. Pockets of standing water reached several inches, cars splashed water high, and a Washington street washout halted streetcar service south of Russell for two hours. Rail service resumed quickly, while groundwater levels improved after a dry spring and summer.
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Irons
Washington Street
Russell
Brunswick
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Held in Topsham Event
Sagadahoe Comity Pomona grange gathered in Topsham on November seventeenth with about 1300 members present. Officers were elected for the coming year and many reports read and accepted. A noon program featured speeches, musical numbers, and a vocal solo by Gertrude Tarr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe
Pomona Grange
Topsham
Pomona
George Wright
Leland Plummer
West Bath
John T. Haywood
Joanna Hodgkins
Horace Marshall
Edwin Leeman
Hmery Purington
Edwin (. Patten
Henrietta G. Sawyer
George Ordway
Marion Plummer
Ceres
Nellie Marshall
Lula Leland
Milward Patten
Henry Thildreth
Edward Moore
Edith Clifford
Gertrude Tarr
Cora Velanger
State of Maine
the Grange
Winifred Rackley
Belle Rackley
Holy Name Society Whist Party at St Mary’s Church
The Holy Name Society of St. Mary’s church held a whist party at Clifford Parish house Friday evening. Eighteen tables were in play under James McLaughlin John Conley and Paul Gurney. Prizes included a salad set for ladies won by Winifred Quinn and embroidered towels for Mrs. Warner. Gentlemen’s prizes went to Mr. Warner and John Green. An ivory tie holder and silk hose were awarded as other prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. Mary's Church
Clifford
James McLaughlin
John Conley
Paul Gurney
Winifred Quinn
Warner
H. Gaudet
John Green
John Allan
William Curran
James M. Melaughtin
John M. Conley
Marguerite Hennessey
Heavy rains raise Kennebec River near Augusta
Heavy autumn rains push the Kennebec river five feet higher near Augusta. On Monday morning the tug Seguin and barge Tulpehoeken carrying 50 tons of anthracite from Philadelphia for Augusta lee Co. faced possible docking as water covered the wharf three feet deep on Sunday. A new fleet for the Kennebec is due in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Augusta
Seguin
Tulpehoeken
Philadelphia
Augusta Lee Co
Popham Beach School Closes Fall Term With Strong Attendance
The Fall term at Popham Beach school ended Friday November 19 after eleven weeks. Miss Lizzie M Sawyer taught, with Ollie I Spinney absent only one day, Dora A Crowley absent half a day, and Norman Perkins absent one day. Spinney has never been weighed in, but missed one day across four terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Lizzie M. Sawyer
Ollie I. Spinney
Dora A. Crowley
Norman Perkins
Ollie E. Spinney
Wieen
Still Summer Time In Still Summer Neighborhood
Local note from East Brunswick reports mid November still feeling like summer as Fred W. Brown presents a bouquet of dandelions to the Independent. The scene describes a bright, June-like bloom and a sizable bunch impression from that locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Fred W. Brown
Spinney and Hayes couple wed in Lewiston ceremony
Byron Barker Spinney of Bath and Doris Lucille Hayes of Brunswick were married November 17 in Lewiston by a justice of the peace Dana S. Williams. The bride, a Brunswick High School graduate and Nasson Institute alumna, worked as a stenographer at Baxter Paper Box Co. The groom, Morse College 1924 alumnus, was a Bath YMCA assistant secretary and later a Central Maine Dover Co. sales manager now in Lewiston. The couple plan to reside in Lewiston.
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Byron Barker Spinney
Bath
George A. Spinney
Liberty Street
Doris Lucille Hayes
Brunswick
Lewiston
Lewistam
Ramona Council Enjoys Evening Meeting and Games
Ramona council session featured the entertainment committee led by Mrs. Elizabeth Ilvey with Mrs. Roxe Lightbody and Catherine Dargan. Prizes were awarded after peanut hunt and donkey tail pinning events. A duet, harmony solos, and a Charleston dance capped the programme with candy and nuts served. Next week’s committee includes Mrs. Clara Troop, Mrs. Agnes Harris, and Mrs. Fannie Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Council
Elizabeth Ilvey
Roxe Lightbody
Catherine Dargan
Lucelia Blike
Fannie Blike
Agnes Harris
Earlow Rideout
Florence Robinson
Elizabeth Haley
Abbie Small
Esther Miller
Clara’ Troop
Fannie Lake
Sky Pilots Win Indoor Tournament at Colonial Club
The Spry Pilots led by Rev George Bt Wolstenholme defeated the Tegal Lights skippered by Ralph O Dale by 6 to 1 at the Colonial Club indoor event last Wednesday. The Lights had won 5 to 4 in their prior meeting. A new tournament will be held. The party featured a supper at the Colonial attended by the losers.
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Colonial Club
Spry Pilots
Rev. George Bt. Wolstenholme
Tegal Lights
Ralph O. Dale
Legal Lights
Colonial
Westbrook Men Defeat Bath at Bowling
Bath's five man bowling team fell to Westbrook 1426 to 279 as Caron led with a 300 plus effort. Westbrook built a 34 pin lead first string, widened to 102 after second, then extended by 55 in third. Bath, averaging around 9, struggled with few spares or strikes and blamed unfamiliar alleys, while Westbrook used waxed surfaces. A rematch is set for next Wednesday in Bath after Bath played in Monument Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Westbrook
Paper City Crew
Caron
State
Rowinl
Monument Square
Portland
Morse High Basketeers Assemble for Coming Season
Morse High prepares for the basketball campaign with captain Doyle and key players Hagan Decker Lyden Toongley among returning squad members. Coaches anticipate a weeklong layoff for football before court drills begin and expect two dozen hopefuls from church league and independent teams to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Basketeers
Doyle
Hagan
Decker
Lyden
Toongley
Woman Dies After Abdominal Instrument Left from Past Operation
A woman died in a London hospital after a surgery to close a old wound revealed forceps six inches long had been removed from her abdomen during a prior operation three years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
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Sicily
Red Cross
Init
Rica
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the Times Company
B. Nichols
Presa
Treas
Front ‘Street
Bath, Maine
App
Jack Frost
Walter E. Rowe
United States Mortgage and Trust Co
Bath Iron Works
Neil J. McGilvray
Frederick
Risteen
Massachusetts
E. F. Wright
William Roderick
Sagadahoc
Hardings
Spinney-Hayes
SKY Pilots
Independent
Selutiom
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