Governor Haines visits Phippsburg amid local rally and road work
Gov Haines and party visit the town arriving at the Postoffice in Phippsburg. Frederick Lawrence of Skowhegan and Harold Sewall of Bath spoke on temperance and shipping policy. The group toured Sebasco Estates Clubhouse and nearby points, with community gatherings, road improvements, and a large turnout at multiple stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Haines
Lawrence
Dr. Williams
Harold M. Sewall
Mr. Sewall
Sewall
Parker Head
Popham
Sebbasco Estates
Sebasco
Sebasco Estates
Haines
Erie Storrs
City Council approves new street lighting and hydrant plan
Bath Maine September 1914 council meeting approves Bath and Brunswick Light and Power Co to move a street light and install new incandescent lights at Maxwell Palmer and Wesley streets. Also orders hydrants for Deering Washburn and Bath Deer ing streets and notifies wards for September 11 vote on state and county offices and a public utilities commission referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunton
Small
Turner
Briggs
Ham
Rogers
Bachelder
Rand
Barker
Rich
Stover
Bragg
Knight
King
Ferris
Webber
Adams
Wakefield
Reed
Norton
Worrey
A. W. H. Rand
McGrath
Bath and Brunswick Light and Power Co
School St
Manion
Franklin and
School Sts
Alderman Bachelder
Lighiing
Z Collins
Wesley St
E. R. Groves
Fitts and
Tallman St
Harry E. Ring
Als
Huse &St
John J. Lee
Maxwell and Palmer Sts
Washington
Joint
Standing Committee
Alderman Briggs
Maine Water Co
Deering and
Washburn Sts
Bath and
Deering Sts
Standing Committee On Water and Water Works
Bath
Sagadahoc
Congress
Public Utilities Commission
Bath Box Co
W. A. Moore
Committee On
Bath Industrial Corporation
Various Portland Area Residents and Visitors Noted in Local Gossip
Bernard Sydleman clerks at Bath Hardware. Many residents and guests travel from Portland to nearby towns for visits, work, or rallies. Notables include Mr. Bridgham, Secretary Redfield, and Judge Pierce, with moves to Florida and Maine towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Sydleman
Bath
M. H. Douglas
Portland
Bridgham
William C. Redfield
MacMahon
A. H. Shaw
Blue Hill
Maine
F. F. Twomey
Mary
Mary Clonan
Sarah Quinn
Edward Pierce
Boston
Dunham
Seguinland
Edgar Smith
Dorchester
Mass
Scott Hill
High St
Charles H. Morse
Walter and
Otis
Litchfield
Mr. Morse
Alvah
Gilbert Standish
New Hampshire
Pettengills
News of Winnegance
Winnegance notices list residents and visitors from Farming ton Falls Randolph Boston Providence R I Malden Bath Beachmont Cambridge Newton Arrowic Beac hmont and West Bath. Several families return from trips to Parker Head Long Island Gray and Dresden with church and social activities noted. Community updates include cemetery work, mill dam repairs, dances at Society Hall, and local travel to Lynn Beaconsfield vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Franks
Winne Gance
Gray
Nannie E. Trask
Chester
Mass
Bath
Bessie Hunt
Boston
Walter Morse
Dorothy
Walter Morse, Jr
Parker Head
John McIntire
Eugene Spinney
Long Island
Harry F. Oliver
George Dennison
Madelaine
Freeport
George Merritt
Alton Oliver
Edgar
Abe Oliver
Marion
Bay Point
Bernice Clifford
Alice Bates
Beachmont
West Bath
Jenks Mitchell
Albion K. Mooers
Cambridge
John G. Morse
G. E. McNulty
Society Hall
Mary Siegars
Charlotte Perkins
Newton
Gardiner M. Huff
George Trask
Fairview Cemetery
Morse Mill
Carbon supply shortage may affect American movie houses
War risks closing many theaters but a one year cushion exists as German carbons, essential for arc lights, are scarce. US wholesalers warn supply will run out in months, though Bath’s Crawford secures a year of carbon. Possible responses include shorter shows or advancing oxo hydrogen lighting. Mrs. Margaret Howe left Fort Popham for Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bath
Germany
Moving Picture Houses
Crawford
Bath Opera House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phippsburg
H. M. Sewall
Mr. Stevens
M. Beaton
Grafanola
Dromore
Henry Minott
Margaret
Charles L. Ste
Ves
George Bowker
Ann M. Perry
George H. Perry
Capt
Mrs. Hardy
Capt. Hardy
Little Deer Isle
Hardy
D. A. MacDonald
Charles L. Stevens
Stevens
Arthur Bowker
F. Ss. Bowker
Walter Bowker
3. C. Campbell
Grand View Cof
August Rawsch
Wieviniad
George Davis
Frank Card
Raymond Dodge
Kieth
Frank Cobb
Brunswick
Warren Ryan
Waltham
Ina Pease
John Pease
Tom McCormick
West Holiday St
James Wright
Albert H. Willis
Willis
Bodwell Grange Hall
Daniel Cosgrove
Lowell
Leon Berry
Roxbury
Hezekiah Harrington
Boothbay
Wallace MacDonald
Drummond
Kelley
Lillian
Forsena Dunton
Edward fHlarrington
Hiram Worthley
Florence
Bangor
Sidney Robinson
Rall
Pany
Maxwell and
Palmer Sts
Hamlin
Fire Department
Parks
Board of Aldermen
Turner Briggs
Auburn
Oak Grove Cemetery
Winneyance
Herbert Pettengill
David G. Standish
Court St
Bancroft
Stoneham
Charles H. Oliver
Katie Donnell
Thomaston
Mary Jones
Frances Larrabee
Westminster
Mercy A. Larrabee
North St
Mabel Wallace
Smith Cottage
Miss Smith
E. C. Plummer
Farmington
Flora
Martha Spinney
Lewiston
Mrs
George Preble
Cherry St
Erastus Lewis
Wiscasset
Parker Lewis
Carrie Malcolm
Malden
Charles Williams
Miss Malcolm
Florida
Wauchula
Harrington
South End
Ladies’ Home Journal
Axminster
James F. Will Co
Tuluit
New England
Augusta
South Casco
Winnegance
Mrs. Lovell
Farmington Falls
Annie M. Oliver
Wellington Preble
Randolph
Lester Perry
Charles H. Williams
Howard Hunt
Frances
Providence
R. C
Alta Mooers
A. D. Adams
W. G. Bates
Sabine
Almon Pickard
Basin
William F. Willis
Arrowsic
Leon Pennell
N. T. Kewley
Beacon Street M. E
Charles T. Small
Richmond
Loring
Edwin Small
Robert Oliver
Frank Knight
Westport
Eugene Knight
Charles Perkins
Lynn
Merle Huff
Dresden
Carolyn
Bath Picture Houses
O. K
Margaret Howe
Fort Popham
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