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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1924

Page

3

West Bath Records Voters Over Ninety At Monday Polls

In West Bath on Monday two citizens aged over 90 cast ballots while crowds filled the polls. The issue drew attention as residents noted the high voting age among local participants amid a busy day of community events and celebrations.

West Bath

Appreciation Letter Credits Drake for Sabine Race Funding

The Independent editor receives thanks for a complementary thesis on the Sabine race work but asserts credit belongs to Hien. J. Edward Drake for securing funds at the legislative session enabling the project. The letter also praises the road funding from the State Highway to New Meadows and thanks Drake for the meeting and money.

the Independent Haive Hien J. Eeward Drake Histi Drake New Meadows Respectuily Sons K.ow Waggiett Lincoln Williams West Bath

Morse High football lineup readies for grid season

Morse high under coach Tayward and captain George McMann gears up for a strong football schedule. Six veterans return including Butler and Veilleux. Alexander McDonald is sidelined by typhoid. New lineup adjustments may shift Veilleux to fullback and Boutin to quarterback as the team prepares to meet Cony Edward Little Westbrook Biddeford Waterville Rumford Deering and more.

Maine Morse High Tayward George McMann Payward Morse Capt. McMann Hayward McMann Butler Eddy Veilleux Veilleux Joe Doyle McDonald’s Davee Boutin Oon Hisehiss W Knight Byron Spinney Briar Wilson George Larrabee Clayton Dolloff Gordon Harrington Teddy" Pinkham Carlton Burs George Don Pinkiam Pinktiarins Dow Burges Dur Hess Amen Aid Donald Wilson Wilson Aneaista Edward Little Bath Westbrook Ocr Biddeford S. Waterville Rumford Deering Portland

New England colleges to have fast elevens

New England colleges prepare for football season with strong smaller programs and high play standards. Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth, Brown, Williams and others plan out schedules. changes include new coaches at Colby Trinity and Holy Cross stadium expansion.

New England Edward C. Roundy Roger Greene Maine Colby J. J. Rothacher Springfield College Paul Becker University of Plineis Trinity Yale Hievard U. A. DD. Jones Winslow Lovejoy Tsadore Zarakey Keveter Crimson Harvard Virginia North Carolina New Haven Dartmouth Jesse TB. Stanley Trarvard Brown Cornell Purtireth Ithacans McGill University Tramover McGill Hawley Chicago Hanover University of Chicago Stagg Field Aow Williams Banks Williams College Alex Clement Williams Percy Wendell Amherst Holy Cross Holy Cross College Poly Cross Inson BE. Soule Edward CC. Stoundy Conn State J. O Niell Sumner A. Dole Denny Bjorkman Jesse DB. Thinley W W. Greenough Vilary Mahaney Cleo of Donnell Mass Aggies Herbert Marx Harold M. Gore Middlebury Marshall Mlevenow David Morey Norwich R. J. Rosenthal James T. Laird Providence College William Connors Fred Huggins Rhode Island State Willis Gifford Frank Keaney Springfield John Stoeber William Terrell Tufts Evander French Dward L. Casey George Gruhn Fred M. Brice New Thoopshire S. Wentworth W. TE Cowell Wesleyan N. Howard I. J. Martin R. W. Sourne Worcester Tech R. BB. Scott L. I. Bigler W. M. Lovejoy T. A. D. Jones

Bath Local Social Notes Highlight Richmond and Somerville Visitors

Woolwich and Bath residents host relatives and visitors from Richmond Somerville and Boston. Notable items include Mrs. Mehitable Allen’s death and funeral notices for the Pushard family. relatives travel from Monmouth and Dunkirk while others visit Windysmere Lodge.

Maine Assessors Convene at State House November

Maine assessors meet at the State House in Augusta November 4 to 6 with speakers including Ton Fletcher Hale of Concord New Hampshire on auto and income tax laws. Maine officials include President Clement S Stetson and officers. vessel property taxation discussed. local issues and program details to be announced.

Ton. Fletcher Wale Concord N. TL Tax Commission of New Hampshire Association of Maine Assessors Hall of Representatives State House Non. Clement S. Stetson Greene Maine Board of State Assessors Hale Maine Tales Massachusetts New Timpshire United States Stetson d A.D. Tupper Boothbay Associations of Maine Assessors Stetson G. W. Thombs Dolceoins Gcg. W. Norton Bastgort Messrs. Stetson Thombs Norton JS. Douglass Lamoine G. W. Q. Perham Woodstock A. W. D Patterson Castine

Bridge Association Formed for Sagadahoc County

State Senator Frank W. Carlton led a Saturday night rally in Columbia with several hundred attendees to push a plan for a state owned bridge between Bath and Woolwich costing 3 million dollars with expected federal aid and income from utilities. An executive committee for a Kennebec Bridge Association in Bath and Sagadahoc was named at the meeting.

Frank W. Carlton Woolwich Columbia Kennebec Bridge Carlton Bath Maine Central Railroad Maine Publicity Bureau George W. Larrabee Larrabee Baxter Louisiana New York Maine Edward W. McDonald Rockland Chamber of Commerce Kennebec Bridge Association Tlon Joseph Torrey Sagadahoc Gratz Jackson Fred J. Andrews Rodney EB. Ross William OS. Newell William A. Furber Wellington A. Moore Ralph W. Bragg Nelson L. Jackson Scott BR. Frye Fred Tt. Thompson John J. Desmond Charles HW. Cahill Fred J. Teeling Arthur Sewall Samuel Belanger Robert B. Hatch Fred DB. Quimby Chirence A. Peastee Rufus A. Mall Arthur IT Price Wilbur

Golden Anniversary Observed for Litchfield Couple

Relatives and friends gathered at Maple Tree Farm to celebrate Mr and Mrs Packard on their golden wedding anniversary. The couple married in Augusta in 1874 and moved to the Litchfield farm two years later. Their children Bertram, Mary, and Pearl, plus four grandchildren, attended along with out of town guests and community members. A program featured songs, readings, and a luncheon.

Maple ‘Tree Farm Rot. Packard Packard Awegsta Charles Penney Litehiie Chard LL. Addie Lapin Isaac BF Hnd Pisa Lapham Litehuck Packard Home Bertram Everett Maine Mary Peart Elmer F. Csnappell Bath Adelaide Doris Campbelb Martha Lucia Packard Augusta Mroo Mrs. Packard Litchfield Plains Free

Rotary Rest Room Callers List From Friday Social

Friday callers at the Rotary rest room with Mrs. Thomas and Gibbons as hostess included M A Searle Mac Mahan Josephine Fraser and Stanley J Bickle of Bath. Latter afternoon diallers Thursday include Mrs. Rood Marr Bay Point Mrs. Fred Carr Five Islands and Miss Leila Davis Vive Islands.

Rotary Thomas

Wallace property sale reported in small point road transfer

Abner C. Johnson administrator sold the Waitstill M. Wallace estate to Alston Oliver of Walker Head yesterday. The sale includes the house barn and 26 acres on the Small Point road. Mr and Mrs Howard Rice of Newark are visiting Me chanic Street under Mrs Rice's parents Alderbin and Mrs Charles H Oliver.

Abner C. Johnson Waitstill M. Wallace Alston Oliver Walker Head Small Point Road Howard Rice Newark, N. J

State of Maine Greeting to the World Fliers

Poem by Cora KB Waldron of Freeport praising young fliers for courage and fearless flights. Maine expresses regret at not meeting them and extends congratulations, hoping to greet the aviators in Maine someday.

State OF Maine Cora KB. Waldron Freeport Maine

Bath election yields sweeping Republican victories

In Bath the Republican slate dominated Mondays voting with ex Mayors J Edward Drake Dr Clarence A Peaslee and George A Baker winning legislature seats by large margins. In the sheriff race Councilman J Horace McClure defeated ex City Marshal Abrams Oliver by 494 and over Deputy Sheriff Chester C Aderton by 1 314 giving a 163 majority over both foes.

Elizabeth W. Whitney Topsham United States Nan Bath Bowdoin Orerh Bowdoinham Boltz Wes Este Baees Het Georgetown Whippsburg Carlton Harris Richmond West Bath Woolwich Potat Ed Carlton Harrisounty Arrowsie Etter Weer Ener Dunton Sped SOO Bps DRG Sowdoin Bee Axeneta Bowdeinham Georgetown Phippsburg Bos Richmond Fopsham al Maenh Nek Toad Scribner Sampson Sheriff McClure Oliver Ward Bowdoinham Eeeeen Assetens Richmond Smale Woodyich Duker Drake Pep Peaslee Ome Reed Drg Dunton Arrowsie Pe PSO Bath Move Ofeberte Ehh Jowdoinham Cahill Corliss Maxwell West Bath Iso I Erry Jgsl Ete Eee County Commissioner Scribner ST SO Sampson Arrowsie Cheese Sperry White Jolson Bowdoin Arrowsie Suggett Whitney Topshames SB Sagadahoe County J. Edward Drake Clarence A. Peaslee George A. Baker J. Horace McClure Abrams. Oliver Chester C. Aderton Wilbur C. Oliver

Personal notes from Dunkirk and nearby towns

Jonathan Haggett visits his niece in Dunkirk. Mrs. Fred Carlton and Rev. and Mrs. Frank Lamb visit Canton relatives. Phillips Kimball returns from Bath to New York after two weeks with his mother. Andrew Cahill and Roger Shillings embark on a Montreal and Quebec trip by auto. Postmaster Owen family return from Popham Beach. Carolyn Turner accompanies them. Mrs. Milton Trott and Miss Maude Cunningham drive to Boston. Cunningham to resume teaching in Somerville. Mrs. Hill injured in a bathtub fall. long recovery ahead amid prior blood poisoning.

H.R. Rich Joseph White Marion Jaques Marguerite Williams Almenianques Littlefield School Tiesdias Gorham Normail School Anques Teaeleaca Turner Center Mero Soiiatel Wo Bates Delmar Patescant Baths and Mes Mabhel Robinson Agusta Smediay Blot Noyes Harrod Flied Treate Everett Mass Sever Sabane Minlelyn Nowes Shock Deal Nowes Sabine Tlelen Carealyn Rogers Saco Phere Miles Dinington Andrew Danning Sebastie Brunswick Herbert Cayvandiugh Mast Broanswick Bayview Arin Everett Go. Lemont Fred Wittridge Thelma Kittridge Harold Freeman Darbara Nathan Coffin Elwood Jr Flossie Beals H. A. Higgins West Bath Walter Higgins Harpswell Will Dunning Lettie Stella Alexander Bath Emma Blaisdell Farmington Normal School Aund Augusta Lowell School Thesday Blaisdell Parmington Eleanor Bates Portland Samuel P. Bates Nazarene Church of Arthur Bisawn Morse High School Frank P. Lord Mary Margaret Larrabee’s Grove The Red Cross John Gage Edith Small Arthur Edith William Tait Florence New Meadows Margaret Brown Boston T. F. Perkins A. H. Donnell Montreal Canada M. Bryant Blanch D Branswicek Sunows Fred Wathorne Julia Milton Richmond D. J. Hathorne Ralph Rice Horace Treath Somerville John Savage John Rice Tie AL Bailey Frank Dailey Maurice Hathorne Garret Galvin White Mountains Marjorie Thorne Dorothy Brown Simmons College Children’s Hospital Lucy Burnham Providence Dorris Brown Brown University Florence Baker Monmouth Harry Hayward Isabelle Orr Bertha Phayward Deverly Ere Hayward Junior Mer Edgar Fowles Gardiner Artell Trayward Leroy Moore Lawrence Edgevemb Lawrence Putin Mia Sinew Daeavin Keave Somerville Gladys Vannah Massachusetts J. Hall Chester Dana Crop Devens Jonathan Agrett Dunkirk N.Y Fred Carlson Mary Trehardon Flora Leonard Murray Pit Mehitable Allen William Hi. Allen Bath City Hospital Center Street Prank Lamb Canton Jason Merrill High Street Phillips Kimball New York City Edward H. Kimball Lincoln Street Andrew R. Cahill Roger TD Quebec Jackman Henry W. Owen, Jr Park Street Morse Popham Beach Carolyn Turner Milton C. Trott Maude Cunningham Miss Cunningham Trott Fred D. Hill

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W. Larrabee Arthur Brown Bath Iron Works, Ltd John Higgins A. J. Wiggins Murray Brewer Vernon Lake Ball Bridge Road Frank Bishop Quincy Jane Haggett OLA Norway Medicine Co Norway Snappy Elizabeth A. Studley City Hospital Wigh Street George TD Riley George ER Freeman William Swain Ralph Legard Theodore Poor Buring Oak Grove Studley Frank Studley Melvin McKown Boothbay Harbor Tortie Harry B. Williams Birch Point Leon Pennell Forrest Butler Porto Rico Hildreth Joe Kozlowski Toston College Hildreth Twins Marshall Klevenow Vermont College Viarvard Cleveland Western Reserve University of Vermont Marquette Milwaukee Boston College Maj. P.ow. Cavanaugh C. E. Whilfreth Fred Ostergren J. TE. Sheldon HK. N. Rob Christopher Columbus Pacific Northwest Fletcher Hale New Hampshire Tax Commission Studebaker Joseph N. Day Winnegance Governor King Lovelock Woolwich Tea Creentree Teeter Pointers Sagadahock Block Charles ‘Ty Jackson Badikian Frank Perry Herbert Robert PL Manson Roberta Perry Cottage Phippsburg Daisin Bridge Association OF Sagadahoc County Columbia Theatre Litchfield Elmer F. Campbell Oliver Congress Brewster Pattangall Eane Haxford Hodgkins Ee Everesesees S. Total Fernald Brewster HOS Hayford White Jonathan Haggett Dunkirk, N. Y Fred Carlton
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