Governor club serves as Democratic HQ after Chase resigns
J Ross Chase resigns from leadership of the Democratic headquarters after opposing full-ticket support for Harry M. Huse and Sheriff Henderson. Kelley replaces him and works with John P. Carey Jr. in Sagadahoc county as a key party aide.
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Governor Club
J. Ross Chase
Chase
Sheriff Henderson
Harry M. Huse
Kelley
John P. Carey, Jr
Sagadahoc County
Rummage Sale Supports Bath Hospital Benefit
A Bath hospital relief effort netted more than 700 dollars this summer from the Small Point colony. A Tuesday rummage sale at Ambassador Small’s home raised over 200 dollars under Mrs. Edge’s direction, with continued fundraising led by Mrs. Henry S. Dearborn and Mrs. Arthur Sewall. Notables from Washington and local towns gathered for events and a radio program featuring Mrs. Briggs of Lewiston at a Foster’s Point cottage.
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Ambassador
Walter E. Small Point
Bath
Edge
Henry S. Dearborn
Arthur Sewall
Small Point
Fred ~ Campbell
Alice Coombs
Edward Murphy
Washington, D. C
Daisy Murphy
Auburn
Catherine McMorrow
Dorchester
Mass
Margaret Murphy
Charles M. Miller
Foster's Point
Nellie Temple
Everett
Coombs
Briggs
Lewiston
WCSH
Portland
Criminologist Seeks Old Iron Hitching Post in Maine
Robert H. Gault, a criminologist and editor from Northwestern University, attended the Maine State Horse Shoers and Blacksmiths Association meeting in Skowhegan. He joined as a observer while his motive emerged he sought an antique iron hitching post with a horse head for his collection.
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Maine State Horse Shoers’ and Blacksmiths’ Association
Skowhegan
Robert H. Gault
Gauk
Journal of Criminal Law
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Ralph Whitney
Maine
Mr. Whitney
Staples Pharmacy Moves to 51 Front Street
Staples Pharmacy will relocate from the Y M C A building at Front and Summer to 51 Front Street in City Hall square. Edmund M. Staples, with 28 years in the field, plans to open mid September in the former A & K St. Ry offices space now being prepared by the Sagadahock Real Estate association. The move includes equipment from the current store and work by local craftsmen. A novel chair cushion with two air tubes is noted. Horses and a purebred Jersey bull are advertised for sale by H L Tarr of Richmond Maine.
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Staples Pharmacy
Front
Summer Streets
Bank Block
City Hall Square
Front Street
Edmund M. Staples
Bar Harbor
Seal Harbor
Mt. Desert
Amasa Ellers
William Southworth
Staples
Sagadahock Real Estate Association
Bowdoinham Bridge Play Highlights Social Week
Bridge events dominated the Bowdoinham social scene with Mrs. J. D. Donahue hailed as top scorer and Mrs. Grace Maxwell second. Dozens of local and visiting guests filled the tables at the gatherings, while many townsfolk and visitors traveled between camps and summer homes along Pleasant Pond and Bailey's Island.
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J. D. Donahue
Grace Maxwell
Huldah Powers
W. D. Willes
George Hawkes
Harriette Fisher
Horatio Hall
Bowdoinham
Geraldine Browne
Brunswick
Ada Rogers
New York
Elizabeth Williams
Larchmont
Richard Lilly
Malden
Mass
E. P. Kendall
Loomis Dyer
W. Putnam
S. W. Putnam, Jr
G. Gray
Fitchburg
Elmer Montclair
N. J
Alice Maxwell
Woolwich
Cora Wilkinson
Ida Fowle
C. Hackett
Emily Rideout
Charles R. Berry
Mary Lilly
Charles L. Browne
R. D. Purinton
Fogg
Jack Brown
Jackie
West Medford
Pleasant Pond
J. E. Cornish
Newtonville
H. D. Cornish
Hazel
Cora Denham
Curtis
Walter Slantz
Thompsville
Minot Doble
Portland
John R. Blake
Oakhurst Circle
Camp Becket
Berkshires
Emma Ferguson
Haines
Labor Day
J. Robert Gardiner
Highland Lake
George Siegars
Frank Siegars
Boston
E. L. White
Buffalo
N. Y
Karl Hatch
Charles Hatch
Eunice Small
Ridge
A. S. MacDougal
Kenneth
Houston
Ricker Classical Institute
Charles E. Hackett
Family of five loses all in Bath fire on Front Street
Tuesday afternoon a fire on Front Street forced Mrs. Herman N Wright and her five children from their home. They escaped with only the clothes they wore and now face extensive need. Captain Miller of the Salvation Army asks for lightly used children’s clothing bed coverings and used furniture to aid the family. Residents may leave items at the Army hall or call to arrange pickup.
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Front Street
Herman N. Wright
Capt. Miller
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Bath
September session proves a busy one
Probate actions fill page with first and final settlements for multiple estates in Topsham Richmond Bath and Woolwich including Walter M Mallett Henrietta Libby Martha Given and others. Conservator and inheritance tax matters noted along with changes of name and real estate filings. Local residents Mr and Mrs Augustus Perow return to 967 Middle Street after a summer at Bay Point.
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Katherine M. Maliecti
Walter M. Mallett
Topsham
Henrietta S. Libby
Sarah E. Gil
Richmond
Martha A. Given
Willie L. Dinsmore
Bowdeinham
George M. Stinson
Alice G. Stinson
Woolwich
M. Smith
Woodbury
A. Smith
Bath
Edward A. Mansir
Hannah Louise Mace
Harry P. Bridge
Lewis B. Swett Jr
Martha P. Bridge
Lois C. Swett
George H.essiete M. Shaw
Ralph C. Hodges
Charles H. Hodges
Charles H. Cahill
Daniel Wiliams
Annie H. Hyde
Elizabeth M. Rollins
Ellen J. Trott
Ada Hanson
Charlies C. Low
Walter M. Mallictt
Katherine M. Mallett
Sarah E. Gile
Eien J. Trott
Warwich
Julia P. French
Earl K. Fench
Betty Susan Rogers
Gardiner Deering Rogers
Susan Jane Perkins
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Byron F. Barker
Edward C. Siiness
Leland Ames
O. L. Clark
Augustus Perow
Middle Street
Bay Point
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Ann Dvorak
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George Cutler
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Walter Reed
Pittsfiey
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Prince
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Will A. Moore
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Worcester
Arthur Yeaton
R. E.patten
Margaret Given
H. E. Dunmack
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E. B. Parris
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Clara Kendall
Pleasant Street
Emily H. Webb
Chicago
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