City Council Nominees and Licensing Actions Reported
A list of city council nominees appears followed by the Aldermen report on September, with Judge Keegan’s Municipal Court findings read. The Salvation Army gains a Center street banner placement between its hall and Mann's Bakery, and warrants are issued for the upcoming Presidential election. Henderson and Tarbox receive victuallers licenses for dining rooms on Front street opposite Texas Co yard. Hon F S Bowker of Phippsburg visited on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Golder
Herbert I. Grindell
Herbertl. Grinnell
Alton L. Groves
Wiliam E. P. Hatch
Ralph K. Hall
Melvin A. Saggett
Winfield M. Hagan
Frank W. Hagan
Winfield J. Ham
Herbert S. Harris
Fred W. Hartnett
Edward H. Hartwell
Charles A. Harriman
Edward Harrington
George H. Hodgkins
Herbert Hodgkins
Ernest B. Heald
Owen J. Ledyard
Randall E. Leonard
George A. Lemont
Lucius M. Lemont
George A. Lennox
Frank P. Lord
Charles A. Lockery
John M. Loring
James E. Lockery
Arlington A. Marr
Walter H. Melcher
William R. Melrose
Frank H. Merritt
Charles E. McDougal
Eugene McGrath
Houghton J. McLellan
Roscoe P .McFadden
Maurice McKay
James T. Minot
Stewart D. McPherson
Herbert O. Morse
John A. Morse
North Bath
Oliver Moses
James C. Mulligan
Frank B. Nichols
John W. Nocton
Arthur G. Oliver
Charles H. Oliver
Charles L. Oliver
Frank J. Oliver
Henry W. Owen, Jr.Charles
ED Palmer
Frank J. Parks
Frank W. Parrs
John T. Parrs
Harry T. Passmore
Cecil E. Payne
William C. Perkins
Arthur JT. Pepper
Frank D. Pike
Arthur L. Plant
Woodbury Potter
Fred C. Potter
Charles L. Powers
Cyrus M. Reynolds
George W. Rich
Elmer J. Rich
Warry O. Richardson
Charles FE. Ripley
Charles Ridley
Ira W. Robinson
Raymond J. Rogers
Merton Rogers
Charles Jose
Benjamin BF. Savage
Percy B. Savage
Edward H. Sampson
Fred S. Sawyer
Harry B. Sawyer
Samuel S. Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
William JD. Sewall
Albert H. Shaw
Henry G. Shaw
Wallace E. Shaw
Scott W. Shorey
Edward B. Smith
George JT. Smith
Walter T. Smith
Eugene WW. Sprague
Albion C. Staples
Harry KE. Stetson
Arthur B. Stilphen
Fred H. Stilphen
Charles Stinson
Menry G. Seymore
James D. Tabor
Harry W. Thebeau
William M. Thistle
George E. Thompson
Evi T. Thompson
Everett L. Trafton
John C. Tourtillotte
Charles W. Triges
Frank H. Turner
Joseph Torrey
Henry H. Watson
Charles M. Webber
William E. Webster
Herbert E
Treats Birth Control Drama Shown at Bath Opera House
Universal Pictures screens Where Are My Children for three days at Bath Opera House starting Monday with matinees and evening shows. The film portrays the tragedy of childless marriages and harsh consequences of birth control, framed as a moral drama with praise from clergy and scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
National Board of Review
Universal Company
Bath Opera House
Morse High Football Team Guests at Bowdoin Fort MacKinley Game
Morse High football players, eleven boys, toured Brunswick to see the Bowdoin Fort MacKinley game courtesy of the Bowdoin College football management. YMCA gym classes began Monday with good turnout, and the Business Men's Class plans active growth open to all members. The Thomas G. Plant membership fund aids deserving boys unable to pay, applications at the YMCA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Bowdoin-Fort Mack Kinley
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Cartmill
Business Men's
Thomas G. Plant
Y.M.C.A
Davis Torpedo Boat Destroyer Sails From Bath Iron Works
The torpedo boat destroyer Davis departed Bath Iron Works on Wednesday for delivery to the Navy Department Charlestown Yard. Commanded by Captain C. W. Dingley, the craft was built and manned by a Bath crew led by John H. Hyde and W. S. Newell assisting the superintending engineer, as industrial activity buzzed through Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Bath Iron Works
Navy Department
Charlestown
John H. Hyde
W. S. Newell
C. W. Dingley
West Bath Grange selects fair committees
Committees named for the West Bath Grange annual fair with selections for Executive Entertainment Candy Table Fancy Table Useful Table Dining Room Baby Show Advertising Kitchen and other posts. Date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
E. W. Haggett
E. J. Rich
Fred Wright
H. E. Peterson
J. 8. Lemont
Edwin Pinson
Mrs. Young
Y M C A Board Report Yet Another Busy Month
The Y M C A board met Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce room and handled routine matters. Membership stood at 3800 with turnover as members move away or study. Plans for October class work, new dormitory conversion upstairs, and free clergy and press tickets were approved. W L McNamara began an Amex inspection tour of Maine. A E Brasier to cover in his absence. War Relief contributed 27 321 articles to France since January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ministers’ Association
Lobster Men’s Association
Miss Kimball
W. L. McNamara
American Express
Maine
A. E. Brasier
Thomaston
Mr. Brasier
Northeast Harbor
France
Wiscasset
Woolwich Fair Draws Crowds On Festive Fall Day
Woolwich residents enjoyed ideal weather as the third annual fall agricultural fair opened at Tuessie Hall. Exhibits included fancy goods, canned goods, fruits and vegetables while cattle horses and poultry were shown on nearby grounds. The Baby Show drew attention and a New England style dinner was served. Albert Hathorne presided with J. E. Fullerton as secretary and Samuel Hathorne as treasurer. Funeral services for Capt. Lewis were held at Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Tuessie Hall
C. W. Fullerton
Bath City Landing
Kennebec
Topsham
William R. Kimball
Bath
New England
Harriet Hathorne
Kate Rice
A. H. Rice
Frank Jones
Sumner Bailey
W. C. Ward
Will Blair
Everett Larrabee
Association
Albert Hathorne
J. E. Fullerton
Samuel Hathorne
Death of Capt Robert P Lewis Respected Monhegan Resident
Obituary dated September 2 1916 notes Capt Robert P Lewis age 82 11 16 died after sudden illness He was born in Bristol Maine married Rosetta Hinckley of Gardiner at 27 and long a Georgetown seafarer Seven children were born two living One son drowned Cape Sable Jand another child died fishing Georgetown The couple endured many losses but remained faithful in faith and life on Monhegan years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwolian
Tyrone Power
Parkhurst
Thomas
Father Cashin
Rabbi Kohn
Rabbi Fleischer
Boston
Paulist
John Hughes
New York
Rev. T., A. Daley
John Brisbane Walker
Robert P. Lewis
Monhegan
Capt. Lewis
Bristol
Maine
Rosetta Hinckley
Gardiner
Georgetown
Capt
Mrs. Lewis
Cape Sable Jand
Gardiner Native William J Landers Buried in Oak Grove
William J Landers 65 native of Gardiner died in a Boston hospital from Brights disease. He was a salesman in Texas as a youth, helped publish the Kennebec Reporter and later started the Gardiner Independent before moving to Boston. He was an active Mason and past grand commander of Maine Knights Templar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Landers
Gardiner
Boston
Oak Grove
Maine
Kennebec Reporter
The
Home Journal
Gardiner Independent
Knights Templar of
Death of Walter S Colby at 40 in city home
Walter S Colby aged 40, son of the late Captain George W Colby, died at the Colby homestead 26 Highland street after a long illness. He worked on tugs and steamboats and leaves his mother, five brothers Chester D Perry A Roy F Harry and Russell M, and two sisters Mrs Arthur B Stilphen and Mrs Frank Shepard. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Colby
George W. Colby
Colby
Highland Street
Chester D
Perry A
Roy F
Harry
Russell M
Arthur B. Stilphen
Frank Shepard
Granddaughter of Bath News Arrives in Batavia
Word reached this city of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs E K Humphreys at Batavia New York. The baby Carolyn Mabelle Humphreys was born September 30. Mrs Humphreys formerly Euna Farnsworth a clerk at the New England Telephone office. Mr Humphreys formerly worked in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Humphreys
Batavia
N. Y
Carolyn Mabelle Humphreys
Hunter visits Topsham resident before Tuessie Hall fair
Winchell Hunter of Topsham stayed overnight with his daughter Mrs. Fred Hill on North Street and planned to attend the Tuessie Hall fair at Day's Ferry in Woolwich. A. P. Denham announced plans to enlarge his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchell Hunter
Topsham
Fred Hill
North St
Woolwich
Tuessie Hall and Grounds
Day’s Ferry
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Story
Daily News
Bowker
Phippsburg
Horace A. Stone
Mary E. Mori
Vess
Maine Central
Horatio G. Foss
Morse
Bangor
Grand Trunk
Haskell
Newport News
Portland Press
Mrs. Owen Rogers
Lester Pratt
E. W. Hagegett
Ethel Lemont
Rose Rich
James F. Will Co
Leonard Richards
Walter Lewis
John
Charles
Earl Field
Dexter
Lela Richards
George M. Smith
A. P. Denham
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