City moves to revise ordinances for memorial plan
The city board considers revising and printing memorial ordinances with funds from the finance committee. Alderman Peaslee leads the measure. John Stargelos is approved to build a wooden one story fruit store at 220 Front Street opposite the city park. A. T. Tripp gains permission for a two story Water Street building with restaurant on the lower floor and dwelling above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Peaslee
Committee On
Finance Committee
John Stargelos
Front Street
A. Ot. Tripp
Water Street
Bath Bowdoinham Notes Include Roads Plans and Local News
The Bath Bowdoinham period piece reports New England Tel and Tel permission to erect poles, Maine Central railroad weighers and stablemen appointments, a boxing license reference, and a long feature recalling Methodist conference hospitality in Bath. It covers town gossip, school awards at Bowdoinham Coombs High, deaths, church events, road work by Italian crews, and community visits across Bath and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Tel & Tel Co
Coombs High School
William Raymond
Albert Dunlap
Wallace Ames
Essuy
Milton McMwen
Grace Brown
Ellen Trufant
Hazel Digree
William Trufant
Silas Hamilton
Dorchester
Mass
Hamilton
Walter Baker
Capitol Pshand
Ma. Tlamilton
Freddie Fellows
Richmond
Grazier
J. L. Pinkerton
Fairfield
William S. Given
Mars Selden Williams
Walter
Tshind Falls
France
Mr. O
Mré, PLC
Newley
Portland
Village Lodge
Cob. Randall
Bath
David
Bridge
Hazardville
Coon
Tis.l. Stone
Gardiner
Cora Cromwell
Walter Bartlett
Walter Reed
Electa Chapter
OSS
Invo Res
Floj. Penley
W. Oo Ackley
Bowdoin Center
Carrol Ames
Camp Devens
J. TE. Ames
Tiarvey
Massachusetts
Forest Douglas
Vortland
Wilbur
Won. Price
John VP. Shurn
Agone
Mote
Conn
Adra Jacek
Sarah. Young
Cora
Mellie Williams
Georgie
Edna Denham
Brunswick
Frances J. Wilson
W. W. Brown
BP. . Penley
Coombs Tligh School
J. HH. Ames
Mary Louise Grazier
Bowdoinham
John BL Gray
Revo
J. J. Pinkerton
Ridge Cemetery
OHL Gould
J. EB. Cornish
J. 11
Ames
Cool. Randall
PL M. Jack
Mr. Bridge
Brunswick Road
Frank Rossi
Simmer
Coe. Washburn
Plod. Hart
Tie
BK. J.+Millay
Lena Cobb
Methodist Aid
Bertha Moulton
W. L
Bonney
Augusta House
Carrie Sparks
Augusta
J. M. Fowle
G. KR. Cutler
Star Aid
Kenneth
Charles Stuckett
Ellen
Richmond Corner Grange Hall
Charles Derry
S. A. Getehell
S. Mosher
Lowdoinham Relief Association
Kenneth Wilson
Robert Adams
Needham
Benjamin Adams
Angie ‘Tracey
Lewiston
C. O. Purinton
Luther Dodge
J. H. Ames
T. J. Nichols
Waterville
Q. I. Jack
Jack
Bessie Hatch
Helen Gould
Evelyn Edgecomb
Pearl Ames
R. Nealey
G. F. Denham
P. A. Cannon
J. M. Graves
Cy Nealey
Willian Grazier
Toston Post
Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised as a blood builder
An advertisement claims Lydia L. Lower recovered from stomach trouble and insomnia using Dr Williams Pink Pills. It describes anemia as a common cause of indigestion and praises the pills for improving appetite, blood quality, and nerve strength without opiates. Books on nervous diseases and diet offered free. pills sold by druggists or mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia L. Lower
South
Champlain Street
Burlington
Dr. Williams
Sv. Williams
Woolwich notes on returning soldiers and town life
Harold G. Hall arrived home on furlough after 20 months overseas service, having gone over the top three times. The column lists local visits, social events, school terms, illness, drives for Liberty loan and the Y M C A, ferry service changes, and numerous residents’ movements and activities in Woolwich and nearby towns.
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Corp
Harold G. Hall
Camp Devens
Boston
America
Corp. Itall
C. S. Tall
Frank W. Gould
East Woolwich
Bath
Marjorie Bailey
Frank Plumstead
Marshall Merriman
Bowdoin
George Dailey
Chewonki Neck
Alton
Alton Erskine
Bath City Hospital
Fred Soule
F.C. Bailey
Clinton Bailey
HL. B. McKenney
Bb. C. Locke
Richard Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Pomona
Topsham
J. N. Palmer
Milo
East Maine
Methodist Entirch
John Kelley
Henry Carlton
Earl Ryan
Roxbury
Mass
The
Texas Co
Charles Fullerton
Bath Tren
Albert Pinkham
Lemuel Burke
Boothbay Harbor
Fred Rice
Leonard Lord
Edward Thomas
Millie Dodge
Arthur Dunn
Arthur
Yarmouth
G. M. Stinson
Portland
New York
Alfred Beals
Ayde Windlass
Milton Carlton
Liberty Loan
Mary J. Buck
Charlotte
Days Ferry Mornay
Lemuel Preble
Walker
South Africa
Australia
Nellie Grey Colby
Woolwich
Frances Ella
Sarah Dailey
Pejepsceot
Frances Gilmore
Augusta
Maude Towle
W. L. Grover
Wiscasset
Maine Central
F. R. Bailey
FE. D. Hardin
Days Ferry
Nequasset
Orison Woodward
Gardiner
Edwin Fullerton
Montsweag
George W. Shaw
Bath Iron Works Launch Destroyer Aaron Ward
Rear Admiral Capps, familiar with Bath Naval testing, inspected the Aaron Ward before launch and praised its modern improvements. Brig. Gen. William Stanton, a long-time army figure, toured the Bath plant and expressed interest, especially in the ship’s guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capps
Naval Trial’ Boards
Board of Changes
Dalhgren
Craven
John A. Lord
New York
Navy
Aaron Ward
William Stanton
Maine
United States Army
West
Luncheon Held Aboard Aaron Ward After Launch
A buffet luncheon followed the launching of the U S destroyer Aaron Ward at Bath Iron Works. Lt R W Cary executive officer and Mrs Gary hosted officers and guests at the Ballou residence on High Street with attendees including Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall and numerous U S Navy officers and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Aaron Ward
Bath Iron Works
R. W. Cary
Gary
Ballou
Hos High Street
Gid
Arthur Sewall
Cow. Flynn
Uls.n
Edward Se
U.S.N
Frank KE. Southard
J. £. Walsh
Hazel Merrill
Portland
M. Goldfarb
M. FE. Brandt
First Steel Foundry Planned East of Bay State
Watson Frye Co to build the first steel foundry east of Massachusetts with iron steel and brass plants. Work clears the Bath lot for construction. about 200 dollars of wood burned rather than hauled away. fire lines set by Chief Parks as crews prepare for Monday start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Parks
Frye
Steam yacht Colonia heads for Portland for cleaning
George S. Dearborn of New York owns the steam yacht Colonia not in commission since the war outbreak and will haul it to Portland for general cleaning and scraping. Henry W. Toward buys a controlling interest in H. G. Rowe real estate holdings at Five Islands and plans repairs. Toward will send carpenters. MacMahan of West Somerville leases the wharf fishery privilege and is linked to the Kennebec chewing gum industry proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Dearborn
New York
Portland
Henry W. Toward
H. G. Rowe
Five Islands
Toward MacMahan
West Somerville
Mass
Maine
MacMahan
Kennebec
Resolutions on Deacon Soule’s Death at Woolwich Church
The Woolwich Free Baptist church expresses deep sympathy for the widow and children of Deacon James T. Soule who served over forty years as a faithful member and deacon. The resolutions note his long church service and dedication, and call for copies to be sent to the family and printed in the local paper. Signed by Mrs. Margery E. Bailey, Mrs. J. Sumner Bailey, and Millard D. Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Butler
Wright
Mannie McGee
Eben Dana
Rockland
John Savage
Arrowsic
James McIntosh
Richmond
Eva Hathorne
Bath
Charles Durrell
Granville
Alfred Pashard
Stephen
Parker Cheney
Winthrop
Cheney
A. Walker
Irving Wright
Wortsmouth
Ntl
Lara Pearl Davis
Monhegan
Montsweag
John Parrington
Woolwich and
Wiscasset Free Baptist Church
James T. Soule
Deacon Soule
Margery E. Bailey
J. Sumner Bailey
Millard D. Webster
Woolwich
Local Notes On Ships Stores And A Moonlit River Scene
One Bathman bought five pairs of shoes hoping leather prices drop as they wear out. Seven fishing boats including Maude Morse Edith O K and Nettie G docked at Howard wharf with 1500 or 1600 pounds of fresh fish. A new City Landing store receives plate glass and plans to paint, opening in warm season. At Y M C A gym a basketball game features Portland All Stars vs Y M C A with Perkins orchestra. A post office revolving door incident halted repairs after a light break. Moonlit river scene along Long Reach shows Woolwich shadows reaching Bath shore under clear skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Morse
Edith
O. K
Nettie G
Howard Wharf
City Landing
City Landing Wharf
Perkins Orchestra
Portland All Stars
Woolwich
Bath
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John Gage
Louie Sparks
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Indools
First Steel Foundry
Bay State
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