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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1936

Page

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Poland Spring House and estate in Maine featured resort

A National Editorial Association tour highlights the Poland Spring estate in Androscoggin County Maine. The Poland Spring House sits beside the 18 hole golf course and surrounding grounds, with sage history dating to 1794. The property includes All Souls Chapel a 9000 volume library a museum theater and fishing access nearby lakes.

Poland Spring House Poland Spring Androscoggin County Maine Jabez Ricker Hiram Ricker

Maine Polls Open Time Rules Explained for Election Day

Maine voters face polls open from 10 a m to 7 p m EST on September 14 with early opening allowed at 6 a m and closing by 7 p m. In towns under 300 population polls may close at 5 p m if warrant notices allow, while many cities open at 9 a m. Referendums cover liquor sales license fees rising to 1 15 and highway fund diversions, plus an anti diversion measure. Miss Mary Bryant moves to Presque Isle to work in the Soil Conservation office via Civil Service exam success.

Maine Frederick W. Robie Robie Mary O. Bryant Washington Presque Isle Soils Conservation Office Miss Bryant John Hancock Life Insurance Company

Mrs. Carrie Smith Visits Relatives in Portland

Mrs. Carrie Smith of Oak street left for a short visit with relatives in Portland.

Carrie Smith Oak Street Portland

Baxter Says September Vote Was State Mistake

Former Maine Governor Percival P. Baxter urges ending the Septembers state election since Maine held it in September to decide a national contest. He argues outside influence, large campaign spending, and state taxpayer costs of 50000 taint the result and urges November voting for healthier political balance. The statement ends noting continued discussion on page seven.

Maine Percival P. Baxter

Civic League's Head Addresses Pomona Grange

Rev. Frederick Smith of Waterville spoke on Maine liquor conditions at a Sagadahoc Pomona and Sagadahoc grange meeting in Bowdoin Center. Attendance reached 127 with hosts from Bowdoin, Topsham, West Bath, and other granges. program included lectures, songs, a skit, and discussions on farm power and character building.

Frederick Smith Waterville Christian Civic League Sagadahoc Pomona Sagadahoc Grange Bowdoin Center Milward Patten Topsham Eleanor P. Ripley Brunswick Durham N. H Guy Willams Harry Rackley Emma Ferguson Merrymeeting Winifred Rackley Pomona Rebecca Rogers Enterprise Grange Richmond Ceres Stella Given Progressive Grange Flora Guy Williams E. C. Patten Topsham Pomona Grange Amelia Benja Keay Bowdoin Fred K. Sturtevant Bath Elfreda M. Perkins Dromore Grange Charles Thompson, Jr Sagadahoc County W. H. Gould Merrymeeting Grange Smith Sturtevant Henrietta Sawyer D. Wallace MacDonald West Bath Grange E. Mason Wright West Bath Doris Holbrook Alfred B. Snow

Gaudreau Elected Portland Public Schools Band Director

Joseph L. Gaudreau, longtime Bath musician and former head of Gaudreau's band, has been chosen as band director for Portland public schools. His prominence in Maine's musical circles and teaching of many now-esteemed players are highlighted. Also notes Master Harold Foster, nephew of Local residents, returning from Damariscotta to Little Neck, with Labor Day plans.

Bath Portland Public Schools Joseph L. Gaudreau Gaudreau Portland Maine Harold Foster Charles Foster Little Neck L. I Leland Plummer Dummer Street Damariscotta W. H. Foster Myrtilla Foster

Congers Leave Sebasco for Moosehead Lake Trip

Mrs. Franklin P. Conger and her son Lowell along with Miss Conger of Washington DC are spending the summer at Sebasco and departed Monday for an automobile journey to Moosehead Lake.

Franklin P. Conger Lowell Conger Washington, D. C Sebasco Moosehead Lake

Motorized Republican campaign units visit Maine

Two of the RNC eastern division motorized units toured Augusta Maine for an unscheduled rally in Market Square with two more units and picture buses en route. Capt George B Young and Marquis DeLafayette Van Over led the speakers explaining opposition to Gov Brann and praising Senator White. The units feature mobile sound tracks, amplifiers, and outdoor night show equipment for extensive statewide campaigning through Sept 14.

Republican National Committee Maine Augusta Market Square Republican National Bureau George B. Young M. D. L. van Over Arthur E. Sewall Frank J. Ham Capt. Young Louis J. Brann U. S Wallace H. White Jr Wallace H. White Gov. Brann Washington Roosevelt Virginia Theodore Roosevelt George H. Moses Marquis DeLafayette van Over Missouri Marquis DeLafayette Manhattan

Old City Hall Bricks Reused in Grant Store

Bricks from the old city hall walls are being recycled for the new W. T. Grant store at Water and Center streets. Contractor Roscoe G. Bailey razed the century old building, cleared it, and stored bricks on North street before selling them to the builder for backers in the new structure. The bricks are in perfect condition and not part of the 40 000 fire proof bricks used in the walls. Mrs. Theodore W. Pease of Washington street returned Saturday after weeks in Thomaston.

Old City Hall W. T. Grant Water and Center Streets Roscoe G. Bailey North Street

Moonlight Sail on the Virginia Ends Island Summer Fun

Moonlight sail aboard the Virginia from MacMahan Island featured about 80 attendees including Mr. and Mrs. J Clifford Woodhull of Summit New Jersey and Mr. and Mrs. James S Rogers of Haverford Pennsylvania. The two hour voyage visited Newagen Damiscore Island Linekin Bay Boothbay Harbor and Townsends Gut with children singing and crowds enjoying chocolates marshmallows cigars and cigarettes. The event marked the end of weekly island entertainments and reflected strong cottage participation and plans to resume next season.

MacMahan Island J. Clifford Woodhull Summit N. J James S. Rogers Haverford Virginia Newagen Damiscore Island Linekin Bay Boothbay Harbor Townsend's Allenook Allenoll W. C. Allen Spike Hubbard Rye N. Y John Snell Randy Knowlton Bill Hazen Buz Snell Ed Allen Art Lane Allen John Zimmer Larchmont Bath Sequoia New York City John K. Lee Horace Lee Camp Marienfield Chesham N. H Hennie Betty Craig Barbara Kelsey Short Hills Lillian Wheeler Arthur Gwynne Raymond de Clairville Lloyd Harbor L. I Ovid Kinsolving Robert Spock New Haven Cambridge Mass Bangor W. P. Nealley W. P. Palmer E. H. Zimmerman Ted Thompson Cottage John Stone Palmerton George K. Rogers Henry W. Doughten Frank B. Clapp Philadelphia Sally Masters Frank Masters Dobbs Ferry

Pittsfield Star Named New Morse High Basketball Coach

John E. Madden of Pittsfield Mass a Providence College graduate elected to coach Morse high school basketball for the coming year He will teach biology as well as basketball and is hailed for his dual sports excellence including captaincy of the Providence baseball team and standout guard forward play

John E. Madden Pittsfield Mass Providence College Board of Education Morse High School Madden Duncan H. Farrell Springfield College Henry “Hank” Small University of Maine Shipping City High Schoool Bath School New England Pittsfield High School Massachusetts Bath

Seguin to Continue River Service After Sale

The Seguin towboat was sold Wednesday morning by a Kennebec Towage Co. committee to Clyde B. Holmes of Belfast. Holmes plans to acquire the company’s remaining interests as stockholders move to wind up affairs. The Seguin will continue Kennebec river service as before.

Kennebec Towage Co Clyde B. Holmes Belfast Holmes Fred N. Boston Gardiner Levi T. Williams Hallowell Rodney E.ross The Hyde Windlass Co Daniel T. Dougherty Alden G. Smith Seguin Kennebec

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National Editorial Association Maine Press Association United States Sebago Lake Lake Auburn Thompson's Pond Sabbath Day Lake Rangeley Lakes Poland Trafton Sanford, Maine Baxter Civic League Pomona Grange Theodore W. Pease Washington Street Thomaston Moonlight Mmahan Folk Ollie Heitz Atlantic City Morse High Clyde B. Holmes of Tug of Kennebec Towage Co Bathman ST. Helena Island Frederick E. Drake, Jr Historic Isle New York South Africa S. S. City of New York Mr. Drake Ascension Island St. Helena Jamestown Austin San Francisco Napoleon Longwood
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