Alleged Cruelty to Horse Charge Proves Unfounded
In Bath municipal court Judge Keegan found Carroll Everett guilty of cruelty to a horse based on a neighbor's testimony from Bowdoin and Lisbon. Veterinary examiners reported no evidence of mistreatment two days after the incident. The judge criticized William Dunn for filing the charge with malice and told him to leave Everett alone if they cannot be friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Everett
Bowdoin
Lisbon
William F. Dunn
Everetts
Dunns
Mr. Dunn
Mr. Everett
Bath Municipal Court
Dunn
Oni
Everett
M. L. Brown
Auburn
Green
State Humane Department
Gardiner R. Deering
John J. Keegan
Prepare Now For The Cold Weather Merchandise Sale
Readable ad lists overcoats and suits from $12.50 to $28, sheepskin coats from $6.95 to $9.95, wool and fleece union suits, shirts, drawers, sweaters, and a wide range of cold weather wear with many price points and big savings guiding shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csteaa
Sara
Aurauc
Ee Et Eee
Weol
C. P.G
Richmond Social Evening Details and Attendees
Mrs. William Newell and Herbert Libby hosted in Gardiner with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Purington and others from Richmond. Guests included Mrs. Elmer Bowley of Litchfield and several Sweat and Sidelinger family members. Refreshments were served and a social evening passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newell
Herbert Libby
Gardiner
Eugene Purington
Elmer Bowley
Litchfield
Charles Sweat
Franklyn Sweat
Frances Sweat
Orrin Sidelinger
Pearl Perry
Richmond
Day’s Ferry News Highlights From Rangeleys Visit
Sam Ward led a Day’s Ferry party hunting in Rangeleys last week. Mrs Mauday’s house purchase brought surprise and pleasure to neighbors. Gay plans to settle in Day’s Ferry were welcomed. Sunday church services drew strong attendance and praised music. Farm Bureau announces joint men’s and women’s meeting at the Center Baptist hall Tuesday at 10 30 with dinner served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ward
Rangeleys
Day's Ferry
Farm Bureau
Baptist Hall
Local Family Notices From Warren and Gardiner
Mr and Mrs Harold Wail and their children Glenwood Albert and Evelyn died Sunday while visiting Mrs Wall s sister Mrs Fred Starrett in Warren Albert Tibbetts visits his son George in Richmond for a few days Joseph Siegars visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Fred Starrett in Warren Mr and Mrs Albert Hodgdon of Gardiner called on Isaac Wall Sunday Mrs Leland Siegars and son Joe visited Mrs Glenwood Siegars last week Miss June Rideout learned of her aunt Mrs Sarah Woodward s injury after an automobile accident and her fracture hip Wash in Memorial Hospital Everett Mass Rideout to visit aunt Friday Metrop patients cared for Friday and Saturday by Mrs Gelva Fullerton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wail
Glenwood
Albert
Evelyn
Wall
Fred Starrett
Warren
Albert Tibbetts
George Tibbetts
Richmond
Joseph Siegars
Albert Hodgdon
Gardiner
June Rideout
Sarah Woodward
Whitcen Memorial Hospital
Everett
Mass
Miss Rideout
Gelva Fullerton
Metropolitan
Bertha
Chari
George Oo
Hackett
Star Aid
Emily Rideout
F. K. Jack
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
H. E. Cornish
J. Hall Denham
Portland
Bert Williams
The
Bay Road
Irish
Brunswick Hospital
George McPherson
Erle Browne
Maine
Lauris Wilson
Philadelphia
George H. Hackett
J. N. Palmer
Henry E. Cornish
Benjamin Jackson
Wilfred Demars
Wilbur Hall
Cathance
Elmore Webber
Margaret Webber
Maud
Westport
I. M. Fowle
S. Hurley Grant
H. D. Grant
Bath
Charles E. Hackett
Kenneth
Donald
Lewiston
Mont Woodsum
Water Witch Engine House
David Graves
Merry Meeting Grange
Fred Leavitt
Cleveland P. Curtis
Georgie Berry
Mary Webber
Charles L. Browne
Ethel Hackett
Mae Heenie
George A. Hackett
Hazel Hackett
Evelyn Hackett
Prudence Hamilton
Ceres
Edith Rowe
Flora
Katherine Mulligan
Pomona
Roger Robinson
Grant Wood
Mr. Palmer
E. L. White
Mrs. White
White
B. B. Douglass
Joseph Nickerson
State Road
W. A. Keats
Somerville
Selectmen
Norman Curtis
Bowdoin
Hildreth
Topsham
Old Bay Bridge Road
Frank P. Curtis
Hackett Funeral Planned In Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham remembers a long respected farmer and town leader George H Hackett who died leaving a large family including six children and many grandchildren. Funeral services are set at his late home Friday morning at 10 30. The Star aid will meet with Miss Emily Rideout Friday afternoon.
Sheriff Raid Results and First Offense Fines
Deputies Crosby and Oliver raided Edward Hall at 140 Water Street and seized 11 half pint bottles and a gallon can of alcohol plus 69 empty bottles. Hall pleaded guilty, fined 150 dollars and 9.25 costs, with three months in jail suspended and one year probation. Additional seizures occurred at Linwood Murray’s home and multiple intoxication pleas with varying penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Crosby
Abram C. Oliver
Edward Hall
Water Street
Hall
John J. Keegan
Augusta
Keegan
Edward W. Bridgham
Ralph O. Dale
Brother Bridgham
Mr. Dale
Sheriff's Department
Oliver
Crosby
King and Water Streets
Linwood Murray
Murray
Gardiner R. Deering
Harry Oliver
William Belanger
Water and
King Streets
Mayor Talks On City Government Before Men’s Club
Mayor Small spoke for nearly an hour to the Central church men’s club on City Government. He explained budget flow from finance committee to city fathers, petition delays, and tax reasons including higher rates for roads lights and schools. He noted 125 unemployed and 48 city jobs filled, with questions ending the session. Dr. Warren E. Kershner will speak next with moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Church League
Small
Warren E. Kershner
William Sturtevant
William—Smith
William V. Percy
Frank Wakefield
James A. Vickery Dies After Weeklong Illness
James A. Vickery, 59, died Wednesday morning at City hospital after a weeklong illness. A lifelong resident and marine fireman, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frances Brackley Vickery. He lived at 31 Huse street and funeral arrangements were not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Vickery
City Hospital
Mr. Vickery
Frances Brackley Vickery
Huse Street
Past Masters Night at Solar Lodge Observed in Bath
Arthur E. Baum of Portsmouth led the Solar Lodge of Masons past masters in Bath for the 21st annual Past Masters night. Some 162 Masons attended a banquet with Oscar F. Williams presiding as worshipful master. The event featured Solar quartet performances and a long list of visitors and living past masters including W. Scott Shorey, Langdon T. Snipe, N. Gratz Jackson, and Henry G. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Baum
Portsmouth
N. H
Solar Lodge
Bath
Langdon T. Snipe
Oscar F. Williams
Solar Quartet
Ernest Wood
Chester A. Plant
Daniel Williams
Frederick Edney
Arthur C. Norton
Boothbay Harbor
Herbert L. Grinnell
O. E
Mabel Merrill
Frieda Bagdikian
Olive Corliss
Edith Rich
Clara Coombs
Olive Tait
Ethel Sampson
Sarah Wakefield
Kate Perkins
Mae Ward
Sarah Munsey
Charles E. Helah
W. Scott Shorey
Walter S. Glidden
N. Gratz Jackson
Henry R. White
Sylvester H. Rowland
Victor H. Paquet
Rupert C. Cowles
Raymond B. Welch
William A. Staples
Harry E. Thompson
Francis G. Cooke
Henry G. Shaw
Sanford B. Nickerson
Luther
Bath Boys Elected At Bangor Conference
Bath Y M C A delegates shine at the State Y M C A Conference in Bangor with 35 Bath youths among the 700 attendees. Duncan Farrell wins vice presidency and Harry Ring becomes treasurer as Elmer Norton presides. Bath secretary William C Perkins led theBath delegation and praised the group’s strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Boston & Maine
Elmer Norton
William C. Perkins
Collision Noted In Center and High Streets Sideswipe
A Chevrolet driven by O M Redlon and a Cadillac driven by Mrs R Clinton McFadden were in a minor collision at Center and High streets Tuesday evening. Redlon, unaware of the impact, learned later from City Marshal Walter L Whitney that his car bore a dent. Both cars sustained only minor damage and the incident was initially treated as a hit and run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Redlon
R. Clinton McFadden
High Streets
Redlon
High Street
Walter L. Whitney
Redion
McFadden
Marshal Whitney
Augusta
Mr. Redlon
Ling Workers Sell Public Supper Sale
The Willing Workers of the Mont swear church will hold a public supper sale to raise funds for church needs. Community members are invited to attend and support the event at the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LING
Montswear Church
Grange Hall Sale and Entertainment Planned for Friday
A sale of used and fancy articles accompanies a Grange hall event on Friday evening December 5. Supper served 6 to 8 o'clock includes baked beans brown bread rolls pickles salads doughnuts pies and coffee. Randall Cummings of Edgecomb will perform readings. Music by the Wiscasset and Woolwich quartet violin selections by Harlan Higgins. Moatsweag ladies perform songs tableau and drills. General committees listed for music entertainment supper and related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Randall Cummings
Edgecomb
Wiscasset and Woolwich
Harlan Higgins
Moatsweag
Anna Soule
Florence Hathorne
Nellie Bailey
Mary Hunnewell
Bernice Soulesale
Ethel Leavitt
Bath real estate owners urged to aid jobless
Mayor Small appealed to Bath property owners to help relieve unemployment this Thanksgiving. About 120 unemployed men enrolled recently, with roughly 60 already receiving work at Bath Iron Works Corp and in city projects. Crews clear the frog pond behind Dummer Street for a skating area and excavate six inches of road bed on Commercial Street for a firm rock base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Small
Bath Iron Works Corp
Dummer Street
Commercial Street
Arch and
Lombard
Aged farmer found asleep by roadside near Georgetown
A 69 year old farmer returning from Bath rodeo tipped his carriage and lay asleep by the roadside. Deputy Sheriff Edward Clary found him and arrested him on an intoxication charge. In municipal court Wednesday morning his sentence was suspended because of prior conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Bath
Edward ©. Clary
Elderly man seeks leniency after Thanksgiving drinking incident
The man told the Bath sheriff he bought liquor for Thanksgiving and drank too much. He said he forgot the events until awakened by a deputy sheriff. Deputies recommended leniency due to the man’s fine reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Bath
Obituary of Andy Munro of Bath Passes After Illness
Ward was received in Bath Wednesday of the death of Andy Munro 65 at Union after a short illness. Until 10 years ago Mr. Munro resided in Bath and worked in shipyards becoming head teamster for M. W. Sewall Co. for years. Survived by his wife two sons Chester and Otis Munro Bath two brothers Ralph Munro Bath Charles Munro Port Clyde three sisters Mrs Donald Simmons Round Pond Mrs James Murphy Friendship and Mrs Smith in California Funeral set for Friendship Saturday at two in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Bath
Andy Munro
Union
Munro
M. W. Sewall Co
Chester
Otis Munro
Ralph Munro
Charles Munro
Port Clyde
Donald Simmons
Round Pond
James Murphy
Friendship
Smith
California
Planning Meeting for Farm Bureau Activities at Woolwich
A full day planning session will unite the Montsweag Men's and Women's Farm Bureaus at Woolwich grange hall on December 4. Miss Jessie Lawrence and Charles Eastman will attend to oversee demonstrations and county programs aimed at boosting the group’s score. members are urged to attend by 10:30 a.m. and a pre meeting dinner is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange Hall
Montsweag Men’s Farm Bureau
Montsweag Women’s Farm Bureau
Jessie Lawrence
Knox
Lincoln Couties
Charles Eastman
Twin Counties
Montsveag
Sheriff and Humane Society move 21 cattle to new barn
Sheriff Albert Henderson and Charles H Green an agent for the State Humane Society began moving 21 head of stock from a North Bath farm to a safer, more sanitary barn on Wednesday. Dr Clarence F Kendall state commissioner of health inspected the farm and said he would refer the matter to the state department of agriculture with recommendations as appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henderson
Charles H. Green
State Humane Society
North Bath
Clarence F. Kendall
State Department of Agriculture
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Bath Department Store
Center Street
Elm Street
the Working Men's Store
Soutil
Dresden
North Street
Bath, Maine
Bowdoinham
W. D. Hutchins
Samuel Wildes and Son
David Creary
Pythian Sisterhood
Richard Denham
Sheriffs
Solar Lodge OF Masons
Bath Boys
Bangor
Punjab
Brunswick
Syer
R’ Ss
Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer
Falashes
Hatch’s Shoe Store
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