Summer People at Five Islands in Gloucester Area
Henry Pinkham of Gloucester visited the town as a weekend guest and bought fish from L. H. Rowe. Everett Leonard will act as agent in spring. Fremont Rowe and Albert McKadden rented the fish market to supply customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pinkham
Gloucester Mass
L. H. Rowe
Everett Leonard
Fremont Rowe
Albert McKadden
William Wolland
Samuel
Steuben
Holland
T. Everett Cromwell
Sebasco
Red Rittal
Mr. Cromwell
Iva
Alice
Orville Rowe
Resettlement and uneasy diplomacy at Kennebec
Governor Shute hosts a contentious meeting with Wawenoch chief Wiwurna and other chiefs. They demand land as far as the mills Arrowsie and refuse to cede east of the river, while seeking freedom to fish and hunt. The session ends with apologies, assurances of peace, and a warning of French influence underlying the discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Wiwarna
Arrowsie
George
Gov. Shute
Wi- Witha
France
St. Lawrence
Atlantic Coast
Merrymeeting
Ocean
Parkman
New Bath Brunswick road plan favored for 1100 foot route
A proposed new 1100 foot road near Bath would reroute traffic away from current highway crossing the Lewiston Augusta and Waterville street railway. The plan, cost about 20000, would pass under the Maine Central track and connect with the old road beyond Blind Crossing. Work could start this fall. Bath and Brunswick road plans await Governor and Council review on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Lewiston
Augusta
Gateman
Maine Central
North Bath
Mill Pond
Highway Commission
Bath and Brunswick Road
Obituary Lucy A Carter of Bath dies at 79
Lucy A Carter widow of Charles Carter aged 79 years 9 months died Saturday evening at her daughter Mrs Reynolds McCutcheon home on Winter Street after a long illness. A Harpswell native and Bath resident of over sixty five years she was a Wesley M E Church member survived by three daughters Miss Georgia Mrs Charles Skinner and Mrs Reynolds McCutcheon and two sons Charles and William Funeral held Tuesday at 2 p m from the late residence 46 Winter St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy A. Carter
Charles Carter
Reynolds McCutcheon
Winter St
Harpswell
Nathaniel
Susan Darling
Bath
Wesley M. E. Church
Georgia
Charles Skinner
Charles
William
Navy Chief Machinist Burt Assigned to Bath Works
Chief Machinist Mate Charles A. Burt U S N reports to Lieut C W Early inspector of machinery at the Bath Tron Works for duty on the Wadsworth. He arrives from the Naval Academy at Annapolis where he was a physical instructor and previously served on the U S S Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Burt
U.S.N
C. W. Early
Bath Tron Works
Wadsworth
Burt
Naval Academy
Annapolis
U.S.S. Utah
Executor's Notice for Elda Oliver of Tewksbury MA
Warren P. Oliver announces his appointment as executor of Elda Oliver's will. All claims against the Massachusetts estate must be presented for settlement, and all debts should be paid promptly. March 5th, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda
Oliver
Tewksbury
Massachusetts
Warren P. Oliver
Local Notices of Town Folk and Visitors
A. H. Hodgkins rejoined the Se sui Thursday as mate. Sisha L. Totman of Ashdale was a visitor in town Wednesday. Rev. Fr. Henry of Winthrop was a Visitor in town Wednesday. Nathaniel Clapp returned Wednesday from a visit in Wiscasset. Harry Mitchell returned Wednesday evening to his home in West Gardiner. Mrs. P. W. Farrar is visiting her sister in Gardiner. Miss Louise Baker visits her sister in Lewiston this week. George O. Curtis of Boston will arrive at their Small Point cottage for the season on April 16. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Totman returned from Vermont and Portland to Bath relatives. Totman has taken railway exams and will be brakeman on the Boston & Maine. they will reside in Portland. M. J. and Thomas McCormick leave for Portland to attend the funeral of their cousin Mrs. Mary Myers of Portland. The funeral was in Portland. F. J. Pettengill, wintering in the south, has returned and gone to Boothbay. Mrs. Pettengill visits relatives in Lynn. Pettengill was formerly in Bath business. predicts a good Maine summer. Romeo C. Main, ten years with American Express, starts at Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co. Main was cashier in the AmEx office. that position is abolished for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Todd
Georgetown
Frank McFadden
Bath
Orrin White
Cambridge
J. S. Blen
New York
Josephine Lewis
JL. H. Rowe
A. H. Hodgkins
Thg
Sesui
Sisha L. Totman
Ashdale
Henry of
Winthrop
Nathaniel Clapp
Wiscasset
Harry Mitchell
West Gardiner
Louise Baker
Charles Dolin
Lewiston
George O. Curtis
Boston
Small Point
Frank Totman
Vermont
Portland
Mr. Totman
Maine
M. J
Thomas McCormick
Romeo C. Main
American Express Co
Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co
Main
American Express
Social notes from Bath and nearby towns
Mrs Garcelon travels to Boston on a visit, and M A Haraden is there on business. William A Kittredge returns home from Wollaston for a short vacation. Several residents visit relatives in Portland and Boston while others travel in Canada, New Brunswick, and Europe. The steamship Ocmulgee arrives from Bremen with Frank D Percy as chief engineer onboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Eugene Thebeau
Leo
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Mayflower
U. S
Rice
Bath
Portland
Howard
Maine General Hospital
Ocmulgee
New York
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Charles Hanna
Maude Harley
Morse High
Hi I) Harley
Seguinland
George Rowe
Frank Southard
Marblehead
Mr. Southard
Salem
Nettie Snowman
Maude Turner
Pottsville
Mary Moore
Carolyn Stevens
Colby College
Joseph G. Stevens
Will Stevens
W. E. Snowman
Vaudrieul
Quebec
Kennebec
Sebastian Rale
Norridgewock
Vaudrieuul
Wentworth
Pejepscot Co
Heath and
Minot
Rale
Thut
Penhallow
Norridgewocks
Richmond
Kittery
St. George
Canada
Cork
Adam Winthrop
Swan Island
Arrowsic
Casco Bay
Walton
Harmon
Moody
Wainwright
Mogg
Wiwurna
John Hegan
Somerset
O. P. Coffin
King George
James F. Will Co
Brunswick
P. W. Farrar
R. H. Willis
Gardiner
Ruth Hodgkins
Popham
Charles H. Bagley
Charles Perry
Bowdeinham
Perry
W. H. Jackson
Union
Damariscotta
G. H. Conant
Mass
Bath Garage Co
McGlaughlin
McFadden
George E. Warren
Europe
J. F. Sheffield
Head OF
Iowa
Isaiah R. Morrell
Brunswick, Maine
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