Two Boys Drown After Gunning Float Upset at Day's Ferry
In Woolwich Maine Robert Miller 16 and Lewis Varney 15 both of Day's Ferry drowned when their gunning float capsized on the Kennebec River near Trott's Point about six Thursday night. They were wearing heavy winter clothing and efforts to recover the bodies continued with grappling parties. Both youths were well known in the community and survived by families including a sister and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
Varney
Day's Ferry
Woolwich
Kennebec
Trott's Point
Harold Varney
Alton Ls
Thwing
Cushion Weed
Walter Norton
Thlowsard Whittain
William Melrey
Carletha Trott
Descoie
Yexas
Galie Miller
Mis
Dlorace Allen
Gertrude and Three Brothers Named in Obituary Note
Gertrude is mentioned alongside her brothers Ralph Harold and Lloyd in a concise obituary notice that records their familial ties and collective remembrance. The fragment indicates a family grouping within a burial or memorial context.
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Gertrude
Ralph, Harold and
Lloyd
Indoor track meet at Winter Street Church sparks parish gathering
The first parish event at Winter Street Church featured an indoor track meet with Bates Colby Bowdoin and U of Maine teams. A Bates Colby tie was decided by coin toss, Arthur Crockett received a loving cup, and Mrs. John A. Morse chaired the committee for a delightful evening with coffee and sandwiches.
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Winter Street
Maine
Merrill Foss
Bates
Roy Black
U. of M
Arthur Crockett
Colby
Allen Irish
Bowdoin
Dr. Kershner
Charles
Georgetown Selectmen Draw Juror For May Term
Georgetown town officials report the selectmen drew juror Fred Reid for the May term of Supreme Court. Assessors met midweek to discuss property valuations. A YMCA representative visited Friday to form a local fundraising committee chaired by Rev. William Boyd with a town quota of 175 dollars.
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Georgetown
Traverse
Fred Reid
Supreme Court
Y.M.C.A. A
William Boyd
Eand
Holland Heald
Raymond Dexter
Woolwich
Ida Williams
West Georgetown
George Emmons, Jr
Lewiston
George Oliver
Willard
Bath
Elmira Traften
Robinhood
Emma Billings
Gladys Oliver
Harold FP
Hunt
Harrison
Robinhead Church
Mile
William A. Todd
Howard G. Hirald
Thomas Williams
Maury Soule
Robinhood School
Z. Pinkham
Mabel
Sarah
John Parlin
Montsweag
Harold F. Hunt
Wendall Todd
Salem
Mas
Ernest Curtis
John TD. Williams
Lath
Grange
Five Islands
Everett Higgins
Ethel
Todd
Stearns W. Scott
Marion Tuzzo
Edgar Drake
Alex Cunningham
Roland Harford
Stoward Heald
J. Everett Jewett
Willian Noble
Perley Raeckleff
Marrtown
Benjamin Williams
Fred Reed
Boothbay Harbor
Wwareld Fo Ehunt
Marion
Ward Parlin
Strong
Obituary Chauncey Lewis of Georgetown
Chauncey Lewis T4 of Georgetown died Friday at his home. He was born October 12 in Georgetown and lived there all his life. He leaves his wife Angeline Stevens of Five Islands. three sons Chauncey D B Lewis Jr Waldo R Lewis and Lester A Lewis all of Bath. two daughters Sadie Thorley of Cundys Harbor and Mrs Minerva Hannah of Bath. one sister Mrs Arabine Gray of Bath. three brothers Irving Lewis Pierce Lewis and Albert Lewis.
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Chauncey Lewis
Georgetown
Tle
Thomas
Clarissa Pierce Lewis
Oet
Angeline Stevens
Five Islands
Chauncey DB. Lewis
Waldo R. Lewis
Lester A. Lewis
Bath
Sadie Thorley
Cundys Harbor
Minerva Hannah
Arabine Gray
Trving Lewis
Pierce Lewis
Portland
Albert Lewis
Everett
Mass
The
Grange
Alex Cunnigham
Sadie Drake
State Grange
Lester Lewis
Chester MacMahan
J. T. MacMahan
George Gray
Norman II
Charles Moore
Capt. Greenleaf
W. L. Berry
J. G. Stevens
Marion Stevens
George Hanna
John Winkley
George Delane
Tolland
Everett Cromwell
Wallace Pierce
Southport
Alonzo MacMahan
Norman TD
J. T. Mac-Mahan
Greenleaf
Norman
Richmond
George Rowe
Ira Lewis
Rowes
Kenneth Pinkham
Charles Pinkham
Furba Davis
al Davis
Norman ID
Robinhood
MacMahan Island
Local Notes from Bath and Nearby Areas
Warrs AL Nealles of Boston visits Bath awhile. Chautauqua in Bath set to begin July 1 per Pennsylvania association. Steamboat resumption urged between Kennebec river ports and Boston. Aaron Ward, Bath Tron Works second destroyer launched this year after Bu- line. Street improvements along Washington Street eyed to match east side work.
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Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania
Bath
Charles A. Harriman
Ladies Circle
Universalist Church
North Street
Hockomock
Kennebec River
Boston
Aaron Ward
Bath Tron Works
Washington Street
Sewall Hill
Grove Street
Dr Oliver Fractures Arm During Ball Game
Warren Dr Oliver of 41 Union Street suffered a left arm fracture while playing Thursday. The break is near the shoulder socket but not expected to permanently affect the limb. Also noted are the Cromwell family moving to 30 Oliver Street and Smith Randall of Augusta Lumber Co. visiting the city.
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Warren Dr. Oliver
Union Street
Times
Walter TB. Cromwell
SS High Street
Texas
No. 30
Oliver Street
Smith Randall
The
Amgusta
Bath Iron Works Launches Aaron Ward Destroyer
The torpedo boat destroyer Aaron Ward launched at Bath Iron Works at 10 05 with sponsor Mrs Capps christening by breaking a champagne bottle. The event honored Rear Admiral Aaron Ward with a large Washington ceremony and guests including ex Gov Cobb and many officials. Captaincy by Lieut Com Raymond A Spranace will command the ship once completed and tested.
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Aaron Ward
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Mrs. Capps
Ward
Washington L. Capps
Capys
Hilda Ward
Roslyn
William Stanton
New York
Stanton
William T. Cobb
Bath Tron Works
Milton H. Bird
Maynard S. Bird
William W.thomas
Portland
William Widgery Thomas
Sweden
Capps
Washington
Boston
Edwin H. Delany
U.S. N
Bath Iron Works
Delany
John A. Lord
U.S. ON
Lord
Frances Lord
Eleanor Moulton
R. W. Cary
Cary
William H. Hewitt
U. S. ON
Newitt
John MelInnis
Hull Department
Melnnes
William 3S. Newell
Newell
Treas
William A. Furber
Frederick W. Baker
Hull Construction Department
Daker
James Drimson
Engineering
Bimson
Thomas KH. Artis
Pres. Cobb
Desroyer
United States
Five Islands Grange Eyes State Contest Entry
Five Islands Grange draws a large turnout for Tuesday meeting as members push toward meeting a 40-member attendance to enter state grange contest. The program includes debates and readings while members and locals recount recent comings and goings and road conditions improve for summer visitors.
Peptiron Iron Tonic Promises Quick Health Boost
The advertisement promotes Peptiron chocolate coated pills as an iron tonic that enhances blood and nerves, improves appetite and digestion, wards off illness, and increases disease resistance. It claims easy usage with two pills after meals and urges immediate use for health peril conditions.
Congressman White Sails for France on Leviathan
Congressmen White and Scott sail aboard the Leviathan to study merchant marine matters and economic questions in France and allied countries. They plan to visit Brest Tours England and devastated areas, returning by May 15. Secretary Baker and military affairs committee members accompany them.
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Wallace N. White, Jr
Congressman White
Merchant Marine
England
Merchant Marine Committee
France
Brest
Tours
Congressman Scott
Mr. White
Baker
House
Military Affairs Committee
Death of John K Hooper in Burlington Va Obituary
John K Hooper 49 suddenly died in Burlington Virginia Friday while formerly managing the Western Union office in Bath. He led the Burlington Weather Bureau observatory and lectured in meteorology at the University of Vermont. He leaves a widow Edith Sargent daughter Charlotte and son Richard Hooper. The funeral was Monday and burial plans in Portland. distant relatives include Charles Hooper and the Missesina and Martha Hooper. William Morgan bought a new Stewart two ton truck now in service.
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Burlington
John K. Hooper
Western Union Telegraph Office
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Portland
Hooper
Bath
Edith Sargent
Lermont
Mas
Charlotte
Richard Hooper
Detroit
Mich
New Haven
Conn
Lurlington
University of Vermont
Charles Hooper
Missessina
Martha Hooper
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