D A R Unveils Tablets at King Tavern and Jameson Inn
The Daughters of the American Revolution marked the unveiling of bronze tablets at King Tavern in Bath and Jameson Tavern in Freeport. State officers and local regents attended from Bath and Freeport with Miss Lydia Baxter unveiling the Bath tablet. Speakers included Gov. King historian E C Plummer and regents from multiple chapters.
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Freeport
Bath
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maine
Massachusetts
United States
King Tavern
William King
Federal
William King Square
Octave B. Breton
Lydia Baxter
H. S. Tarbox
Allan
Washington
John A. Morse
A. B. Steele
Farmington
Richardson
Morse
Mumford
Portland
Rhodes
Stanley
Winthrop
F. I. Day
Lewiston
B. G. W. Cushman
Auburn
Skillings
Governor King
Marcia D. Richardson
John G. Richardson
King
Samuel Hassett
Bangor Music
America
Ernest A. Allan
John Alden Morse
George F. French
Frank B. Hills
Thomaston
Ella W. Jones
Fred H. Paine
Richard O. Elliot
E. A. Allan
France
Colby College
Bowdoin College
Scarboro
The
Maine State Council
Alice B. Steele
Jameson
Bangor
Boston
Address at unveiling D A R tablet honors Maine's first governor
Edward C. Plummer delivers the text of his remarks at King Tavern praising William King as Maine’s first governor. He cites Abbott’s History of Maine noting King’s native resolve and leadership, and mentions King’s resignation to serve on the Spanish Claims commission as part of his national service. Continued on Page Twelve.
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Edward C. Plummer
D. A.R
Maine
King Tavern
William King
Gideon
Ernest Doughty
Allie Cahill
Geo
Wm Daley
Meadowbrook Hall
Freeman Clark
Alva Holbrook
Jas. C. Perry
Geo. Davis
Geo. Morton
Brunswick
Ina Pease
Elizabeth Oliver
Roxbury
Victoria Butler
City Fathers Hold A Harmonious Session
City council and upper board opened after a quorum arrived to discuss a range of items including school books funding, ferry land rental, and monthly bills. A lands-ownership inquiry into the People’s Ferry Co. slip near Bath was assigned to a mixed-aldermen and councilman committee for fact finding with city engineers.
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Harry E. Stetson
Amasa S. Ellers
Frederick W. Crocker
F. Wilbur Brown
Lucius M. Lemont
H. W. Howard
Walter T. Smith
William D. Coombs
Osman P. Coffin
Dora L. Howard
Melvin A. Haggett
Maurice McKay
Stewart D. McPherson
William M. Thistle
Ernest A. Work
A. K. Purington
Scott R. Frye
Plummer
Finance Committee
People’s Ferry Co
Bath
Ferry Co
Welch and Dain
Swett
Oliver
Kingsbury
Isaac C. Coombs
Moose
U. S. Committee On Accounts
Columbia
Brewer
Alderman Welch
Phippsburg Community News Highlights Church and Socials
Attendance at Sunday services near record highs with praise for music. Sermon reflections center on Bartimaeus faith and seeking God. Socials include Bates College student guest, a seventh birthday party, and a day of fishing off Seguin Ledges. Nearby residents return from vacations and Parker Head events end with a neighborhood serenade.
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Old Meadowbrook Hall Society
Bowker
Hite Wyman
M. A. Slade
Bartemus
Jesus
Weisten
Pearl Williams
Mansion House
Misses Corrine Berry
Elsie Allegrin
Anita Williams
Marilla
Masters Maurice Hatch
Tommie Allegrin
Arthur Stevens
Arthur MacDonald
Friday Messrs. Eggleston
Joe McCole
John Gilmore
A. E. Desmond
James Farnham
Hue Wyman
Seguin Ledges
Phippsburg
Boston
J. F. Leeach
Parker Head
North Woolwich
William Daley
Fred Harrington
Woolwich
Sanford
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Jameson ‘Tavern
Gov. King
E. C. Plummer
Charles Steele
W. State
Abbott
Ethel H. Glidden
Mark
Odie Blair
Charles Perry
Master Loyde
John M. Clark Undertaking
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