Yes Vote Urged On Surplus Power Export Bill in Bath
A letter urging a yes vote on the surplus power export bill argues it will raise state income via a four percent excise tax on gross receipts and boost taxable property. Signatories include Bath Iron Works, Bath National Bank, and Bath Savings Institution leaders and Bath mayor Charles Cahill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Charles C. Low
High Street
Bath Savings Institution
Charles H. Cahill
Bath
Kelley backs export of power and plans to vote yes
Ex postmaster Ernest F. Kelley publicly endorses and will vote yes on the Smith Carlton Bill to allow surplus Maine electrical power exports. He argues modernization of power creation and distribution lowers costs, enables large territory supply, and shifts power to a broader market while warning against restrictive Fernald laws.
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Kelley
Ernest F. Kelley
Maine
Sabino Association Holds Final Meeting and Improvements
The Sabino Improvement Association finished its season with a Monday forenoon meeting in the Sabino hall, reporting over 300 in the treasury and bills paid. A veranda enlargement and roof were approved. Saturday's resort festivities began with a 5:30 supper for over 100, followed by the annual minstrel show led by Dr. Ralph McNary with assistants, and guests Mrs. Palmer Cobb and Miss Leichen Cobb arrived to visit Mrs. Drake in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabino Improvement Association
Sabino
John Pooler
Ralph McNary
Lynn
Mass
Palmer Cobb
Leichen Cobb
Haverford, Pa
MacDonald and Blake Wed in Grace Rectory Ceremony
Alexander R. MacDonald of Fremont street and Eleanor L. Blake of Crescent street were married by Rev. Charles M. Tubbs at Grace rectory on Saturday at eight. The bride wore white and blue and was given in marriage by her father, with both sets of parents present and two friends as guests. The couple departed Bath for a wedding trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander R. MacDonald
Fremont Street
Eleanor L. Blake
Howard Blake
Crescent Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Rectory
Bath
Rotary rest room has many callers in holiday lists
Visitors at the Rotary club rest room over the holiday included a long list of named guests from cities across the region. The crowd featured residents from Boston, Worcester, Newton, Newtonville, New York, Lynn, Everett, Malden, Chebeague, Wiscasset, Bloomfield, Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, Portland and more, with numerous couples and individuals noted by name.
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Rotary Club
Alice Marks Harwood
Boston
Mathew Newton
South Lawrence
Mass
F. S. Putnam
Worcester
Vernon M. Mattson
Newtonville
Wilbur B. Marple
New York
Edith M. Leach
Malden
Susie Teach
Chebeague
Hazel Dyer
Ada Pushard
Wiscasset
Lucille Wilkins
Winnegance News Highlights Hills Family Reunion and Local Events
The Hills family gathers for the forty sixth annual reunion at Bridge street with a picnic dinner, program and music. Milton Morse's house is being replanked. Winnegance Bridge repairs in progress may not close traffic long. Numerous locals travel between Maine communities for visits and work.
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Milton T. Morse
Hayden Conant
Bridge Street
Hills
Bridge Hall
Maine
Massachusetts
Dwight Cummings
Union
Winneganee
Winnegance Bridge
Phippsburg
Marietta Parshley
Gardiner
Arthur Totman
Nellie
Brooklyn
Lincoln Parks
Bath Iron Works
North Bowdoin Residents Listed as Visitors and Events
Miss Thelma Sheene visited Sabattus while Oscar Hatch and his children stayed home due to illness. Bowdoinham's Elbridge Small called in the area as South Portland visitors returned home. The town welcomed several relatives from South Portland and Lewiston, and the local schools in the vicinity opened on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Sheene
Sabattus
Oscar Hatch
Elbridge Small
Bowdoinham
Grover Morrison
Jean
Elizabeth
Elizabeth MacDonald
South Portland
Horace Marshall
Wallace Hatch
Ethel Sheene
N. C. MacDonald
William Wales
Viola Grover
Martha
Lewiston
Joel Alexander
Charles
Will Vote in Favor of Export Power Law
Editor notes voters will consider amending a rule prohibiting power export as economically unwise and out of date. The Carlton amendment is urged with civic support from a nonfinancially interested advocate, aiming to unlock Maine’s development. the piece is dated September 3, 1929.
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Maine
the Independent
Central Maine Power Co
Carlton
Social notes from Fast Bridgewater and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Lester Washburn spend weekend at their Fast Bridgewater home on Middle street. Donald Ring and Harry Ring Jr visit Rockland with friends. Evelyn Dodge stays with grandmother Mrs Dodge in Portland. Agnes and Marguerite Hennessey enjoy days at their Popham Beach cottage. Edith McPherson weekends with Myrtle Poe in Augusta. Rev David L Wilson and son Paul return after five weeks in Freneau. Frances Sprague heads to Boston with Eugene Sprague and daughter. Patricia Whitehouse returns from Squirrel Island where she worked at Squirrel Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Washburn
Fast Bridgewater
Middle Street
Donald Ring
Harry Ring, Jr
Washburn Street
Rockland
Evelyn Dodge
Dodge
Portland
Agnes Hennessey
Marguerite Hennessey
Popham Beach
Edith McPherson
Corliss Street
Myrtle Poe
Augusta
David L. Wilson
Paul
Frenchboro
Eugene Sprague
Frances Sprague
Boston
Patricia Whitehouse
Squirrel Island
Squirrel Inn
Anita
Phippsburg Center
Lusia Ferguson
Roxbury
Mass
Emma Perry
Harry Bowker
Concord
N. H
F. C. Bowker
J. E. Perry
Martha Small
Bath
Agnes McLeod
Somerville
J. F. Skillings
Sebasco
M. P. Small
Angus McLeod
Fred Blackley
Washington
D. C
R. L. Ewing
New York
Brightwater
Robert L Ewing
George Cutting
Samuel Lancaster
Bangor
Everett Higgins
Georgetown
Mattie Fielding
Clinton Beals
Eugene Stover
C. C. Marsh
East Orange
N. J
Popham
Gardiner Rogers
William Grevers
Plainfield
Meadowbrook
Lucinda Sprague
Ruth
Mary
Warren Ryan
Waltham
John Pease
Alston E. Oliver
Andrew Holmes
Watertown
M. J. Brady
Mamoroneck
N. Y
New Meadows Inn
Frank Manson
John Terrell
Parker Head
A. E. Olver
Oliver
Tewksbury
Wollaston
W. R. Bowker
Hattie
Edwin Jackson
Waterville
Frank Higgins
Alonzo Terrell
E. L. Risteen
Albert Risteen
Phyllis
Thomaston
Fred Sawyer
Albert E. Smith
Bradford
Harry Berry
Eleanor
South Standish
George Ingalls
Frank Conant
Jesse F. Dolloff
Elinor
Evelyn
Winthrop
A. R. Elwell
Dorothy
Brunswick
Frank Gonant
John T. Leach
John G. Leach
Edith May Jaynes
Chelsea
J. F. Leach
Frank Leach
Pauline Wyman
Marilla Williams
Louise Briggs
Turner McCarty
Everett
James Percy
Jennie Woodward
Hibbard
Sophie Shepherd
Lucia Ferguson
Viola Bonney
Alice
Abbie Minott
Martha Cutting
Bessie
Grace Dickinson
Edmund P. Briegs
Louise
Raymond Campbell
Alonzo Oliver
Hyte Wyman
W. V. Percy
J. O. Wyman
Phippsburg Summer Socials and Bride’s Reception
Local notices detail summer visitors and seasonal guests at Phippsburg centers including Miss Lucia Ferguson Roxbury and Miss Emma Perry. A May wedding reception for John G Leach and Edith May Jaynes at the Center Congregational church is described with gifts and attendees. Rev C L Stevens oversees church events as summer wanes.
Local visitors in Westport and surrounding towns
Captain Samuel D Hodgdon of Boothbay and Chester D McCullam with Mrs McCullam were visitors in Westport on Sunday. McCullam is employed as an engineer at the Western Maine Sanatorium Greenwood Mountain Maine. Carrie L Collins of Collins cottage East Side returns to Lynn Massachusetts to resume duties as a public school teacher. Dorothy M Tarbox superintendent of nurses at Boston Eye and Ear Infirmary visits her parents J H Tarbox. Mr and Mrs Carl B Smith of Melrose Massachusetts stay at Williams cottage East Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Hodgdon
Boothbay
Chester D. McCullam
Westport
McCullam
Western Maine Sanatorium
Greenwood Mountain
Carrie L. Collins
Collins Cottage
East Side
Lynn
Mass
Dorothy M. Tarbox
Boston Eye and Ear Infirmary
J. H. Tarbox
Carl B. Smith
Melrose
Williams Cottage
Social News Briefs From Oak Street to Bar Harbor
Local notices report Harry MacDonald starting work at Commercial market on Tuesday morning and Mrs. Harold Boutin resuming duties at PF. W. Woolworth Store after vacation. numerous family travel and illness updates, births, hospital stays, weekend trips to mountains and beaches, and relatives visiting from Concord Boston New York and Maine locations with dates around Labor Day and Aug 26.
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Harry MacDonald
Oak Street
Harold Boutin
PF. W. Woolworth
Eer Natalie Donald Hall
Jen Siemaine
Pennhquid Point
George * Savage
Phippsburg
City Hospital
Byron Higgins
F. A. Shepard
Walter Higgins
Carrol A. Deering
Florence Seymour
R. N
Albany
N. Y
Ella Gilman
Middle Street
Bay Point
Harry Thompson
Brewer
Ross
Blair Hodge
Marcia Hodge
Brunswick Hospital
Madam van Zandt
Whedien
Team York
Wheeler Camp
West Point
Connecticut
Howard Nash
Miriam Murray
White Mountains
Canada
Frank B. Chellis
Florence Lis
William D. Sewall
MacKenna
Mass
N. L. Stover
Fred Stover
Julius Ansert
Raymond Davis
Boston
Lowell
Mary H. Curtis
Concord
N. H
Laura Farnham
Everett D. Bowie
Vernon
Harry L. Bowie
Frances Trainer
Reading
Islands
Marjorie Legard
Mary Larrabee
Hazel
He Eade
Lower High Street
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
William Grevers
Plainfield
N. J
Meadowbrook
Grevers
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Fred L. Andrews
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Rupert H. Baxter
Bath Trust Co
Henry A. Magoun
Green Street
New York Shipbuilding Co
Rodney E. Ross
William B. Mussenden
Garden Street
L. Eugene Thebeau
William D. Sewell
Bath National Bank
Sabino Association
M’donald-Blake
Grace Church
Rotary
North Bowdoin
Cattell
Leon Berry
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Rogers
C. L. Stevens
Henry Minott
Mrs. Leach
Priday
Pleasant Street
Robert Whitehead
Mt. Vernon
Center Congregational Church
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Horace Helton
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