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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1938

Page

1

Maine woman named to national tax panel leads fight on cost of living

Mrs William M Greene of Kennebunk, lecturer and writer, named Maine member of the National Consumers Tax Commission as part of a drive to expose hidden taxes. Bath council considers sewer nuisance abatement and street work with costs running into hundreds. 67 residents petition to address dust from Kennebec Wharf.

William M. Greene Kennebunk Maine National Consumers Tax Commission Board of Highways and Sewers High Park Winship Court Street Henry F. Long Joseph O. Couture William Israelson Middlemeet Portland Winfield N. Adams Water Street Court Doris L. Madon Water Street Gardiner R. Deering Bath Maine Municipal Corp William O. Robson Finance Committee North End John J. Keegan Board of Aldermen City of Park, Winship Harvard Board of Health Highway and Sewer Department

Annual Outing of City Council at Garnet Clambake and Game

City council and police department members and guests enjoyed a day at Casco Inn Garnet for the annual clambake and field day. A 22 inning softball tie between teams led by Percy Kingsbury and Joseph Pennell capped the event, with a noon shore dinner and a later sail to Brigham's Cove. Out of town guest Lincoln Young of Hartford attended along with Mayor Donald Small and other officials.

Police Department Casco Inn Gurnet American Legion Police Committee Walter M. Hill John Libby Harry Mank Earl Maxwell Waldo R. Weston Byron Clark Arthur Avery Frank Vennett Leroy Hutchins Merritt Mitchell Sumner Sewall Capt Leon Kelley Brunswick Garageman Brigham’s Cove

Central Church Resumes Services With Baptisms and Remembrance

The opening service at Central Church featured a strong congregation and a fine musical program led by choir director Mr Shaw. Dr Wilson preached Going Down to the Sea and three children were presented for baptism. Tribute was paid to former minister C DeMott and long time member Mrs Frank Lord who had recently died.

Central Church Shaw Wilson Blair C. Wilson Paul B. Wilson Edward A. Cummings C. DeMott Frank Lord

Bath Board Announces 1938 39 Teacher Roster

The Bath schools start Tuesday at 830 am with enrollment projected between 1850 and 1900. Two new staff members are Miss Roberta Thurston of Andover and Nathan W. Watson of Bath, joining a long list of returning teachers across Morse High School and the district.

Bath Roberta Thurston Andover Nathan W. Watson Thurston Center Street Joan Harrison Steadman Denver Colo Lesley School Cambridge Mass Bates College New Hampshire University Watson Cecille Veilleux Sanford Bowdoin College France Lycee Pathier Orleans

Bath contractor submits low bid for new armory

Hans Jensen of 670 Middle street Bath was the low bidder for the Bath armory project after bids opened Friday in the Adjutant General office by the State Armory Commission. His bid stood at 30040 dollars with a possible increase to 32100 if ledge removal is needed. Jensen formerly worked as a contractor in Grantwood New Jersey and has since built several small houses in Bath and Woolwich.

Stephen M. Ethier Einier Salvadore Dali St, Jand Etnier Pinier John Carroll Carroll Hans Jensen Middle Street Bath Adjt Gen. Hanson State Armory Commission Jensen Grantwood N. J Youland Woolwich Armory Justus H. Miller

Field Day at Bath Iron Works Draws 1700 Workers

Ex-Gov Brown and Mayor Tobin honored guests at Bath Iron Works field day celebrating safety contest close. 1700 attendees at Brown's field West Bath enjoyed aerial stunts, cage events, and a Lafayette sedan prize for Frederick A. Wallace.

Gary Louis J. Brann Maine Boston Maurice J. Tobin Bath Iron Works Corp Brown's Field West Bath Brown Tobin Bath Lafayette Frederick A. Wallace Washington Street William St. John Lewiston Stanley M. Brown Seiler Frank Simpson East Brunswick Harry B. Briggs, Jr Harry E. Cooke Blues William S. Newell William Osborne Frank T. Fortier Roland S. Hill Edgar Oliver Fred K. Sturtevant

Rotary Club elects two legislators in Monday vote

Rotary club members Justus H. Miller and Dominique Tardif were elected to the legislature from four candidates. The club noted record attendance at the noon meeting and cigars for all present. Rotary Anns dined at Cedar Cabin and visiting Rotarians included Willard J. Morse and Alonzo J. Harriman. Governor Percy L. Vernon will speak next week. The Maine Development Commission predicted record autumn recreational business.

Rotary Club Justus H. Miller Dominique Tardif Hotel Sedgwick Berry Pres. Hill Rotary Anns Cedar Cabin Chester Plant Birch Point Winneganee Bay Willard J. Morse New London Conn

Brann Carries Bath and Sagadahoc in State Election

In Monday’s state election Republicans won across Maine. Governor Lewis O Barrows was re-elected by about 17 000 votes over Louis J Brann. Sagadahoc gave Brann a 150 vote lead while Bath narrowed his margin and elected one Democrat and one Republican to the legislature. Dominique J. Tardif and Justus H. Miller won for the county legislature. Local towns stayed wet or dry as noted.

Lewis O. Barrows Louis J. Brann Sagadahoc Brann Bath Dominique J. Tardif Justus H. Miller Phippsburg Topsham

Democrats gain Sagadahoc seat in state House race

In Sagadahoc County the biennial election brings Democrat Dominique J. Tardif as the lone winner in the county’s legislative quarter. He trails Republican Justus H. Miller by 42 votes, 1,683 to 1,725, with Bath’s losers Jennie S. Butler and Robert H. Haskell also on the slate. Joseph W. Larrabee of West Bath remains holdover, to represent Arrowsic Phippsburg Topsham West Bath and Woolwich. Larrabee’s Republican seat aligns with Samuel F. Dorrance of Richmond, winner from Bowdoin Bowdoinham Georgetown and Richmond. Morse and Rowe were defeated.

Sagadahoc House of Representatives Dominique J. Tardif Justus H. Miller Tardif Bath Jennie S. Butler Robert H. Haskell Joseph W. Larrabee West Bath Arrowsie Phippsburg Topsham Woolwich Larrabee Samuel F. Dorrance Richmond Bowdoin Bowdoinham Georgetown James L. Morse Dorrance Norman L. Rowe

Wagner Couple Guests After Southern Trip in Haverhill

Mr and Mrs Robert E Wagner spent a week touring Southern New England and New York state. On their return Sunday they visited Frank F Colburn Jr at the Colonial theatre in Haverhill Massachusetts where Colburn, formerly Bath Opera House manager, runs the show.

Robert E. Wagner New England New York State Frank F. Colburn, Jr Colonial Theatre Haverhill Mass Colburn Bath Opera House

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