Local Jottings From Bath and Vicinity
Lighter Sagadahoc was coaling at Howard's Monday afternoon. Bath council shows willingness to aid new business. Alterations on the Two Brothers boat are underway for the season. Weeks Street pupils gave Miss Effie Wright a fruit shower for her birthday. Spider McLean won a two mile race at the Grand Theatre. Merritt A. Lermond funeral held with services by Rev. B. P. Browne. Amos B. Haggett Jr. autopsy deemed unnecessary. death by suicide amid illness and fear of epilepsy. remains sent to family for burial.
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Sagadahoc
Howard's
Farmington Way
H. A. Spinney
Coast Guard
Crowley
Boothbay
Bath
Two Brothers
Bath and Popham
St. Primary
Effie Wright
Spider McLean
Frank Allen
Dexter
Grand Theatre
Junk
McLean
Allen
Merritt A. Lermond
Cherry St
B. P. Browne
Corliss St
Sidney B. Lermond
Fred Lermond
Fred Cornish
Jesse Strong
Oak Grove Cemetery
Amos B. Haggett, Jr
Morin
Boston
Chadbourne
English Pastor Leads Wesley Society in Bath
The new Wesley pastor is an Englishman, the second from his nation to lead the society. A Bath meeting scene includes W C T U at 681 Washington St and various local civic notes including ship line agent change, women and men meetings, and war relief packing updates.
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Wesley
W. C.T.U
Washington St
Poster
Neal Dow
John E. Cunningham
Eastern Steamship Co
Gardiner
Harry J. Stone
Cunningham
Augusta
Corliss St. Parsonage
Pearl Dunbar
Middle St
John Lowell
Richmond
O.B.J
Bath
Carter
American Society of Marine Craftsmen
Winter St
Wa ter Lily launches and rail, harbor notes
Bonfires mark the season as the Bailey Evening School completes its 25 week year. Capt W G Tibbets debuts his racer The Water Lily. Local court cases include the Badger Coal Co suit over barge Maine damages and a Brunswick police pursuit of Levi Getchell. Weather turns to snow with 6 to 8 inches and a later spring mood.
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Bailey Evening School
W. G. Tibbets
Pemaquid Harbor
Boston
George E. Hughes
Patten ‘Library
Sagadahoc Ferry
Phi Rho
Phi
Bath-Woolwich
Ferdinando Gorges
Gorges
Oscar H. Dunbar
P. Doherty Co
Badger Coal Co
Baltimore
Maine
Maine State Hospital
Augusta
Texas Co
Carleton
George B. Drake
Marine Department
New York
Thomas Spence
Weekend Shoppers Rise Amid Snow and Social Notices
Community notices record regiments of shoppers on Saturday evenings and a snowy Sunday. Local groups including Beacon Street Dorcas Guild and Murray Club meet at homes. Maine judge Albert M. Spear may seek attorney general, pending Republican legislature. A Grand Court convention in Augusta May 9-10 plans 150 delegates with Augusta House as headquarters. Fire department and YMCA activities feature social hours and fundraising, with praise for early donor support. A six inch thick five mast schooner planned for Noank with steel keelson and oil engine, ready by June. Colonial Club members attend a winter YMCA meeting, praising gospel singing and civic spirit led by Rev. Culbert McGay.
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Robins
Beacon St. Dorcas Guild
Howard Pratt
Dummer St. the. Murray Club
Ernest Johnson
North St
Albert M. Spear
Gardiner
Supreme Judicial Court of
Maine
Curtis
Court Pine Tree
F. of A
Augusta
Grand Court
Augusta House
James M. White
Fred Worthing
Peter Bush, Jr
Fred Heffernan
Pastor Evans
People’s Church
Long Beach S.F. E. Co. No. 2
Jacob Tibbetts
Long Beach Co
Tibbetts
Young Men's Christian Association
Noank
Conn
Colonial Club
Marius Pace
Ben Murray
H. T. Stevens
Charles H. Cahill
Clarence N. Flood
Fred D. Hill
Judge Keegan dismisses deputy in Richmond drinking case
A Richmond drunk driving case ends with Judge Keegan dismissing deputy Carter who had left for Eastport to work in a sardine factory. The Richmond community also hosted a League of Central Church gathering Monday evening at 981 High St.
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Keegan
Carter
Richmond
Eastport
League of Central Church
Edward Turner
High St
Mark T. Costello
Eounty
Sagadahoc County
Secretary of State
Wallace N. Price
Norman Howard
Howard
Cressey Joins St. Croix as Mate. Brunswick Arrests Lead to Bond
W. S. Cressey left for Providence Monday to join the schooner St. Croix as mate. BE. W. Leonard commands the vessel as it is readied for commission. Henry Larrabee, once of Bath now Augusta, was arrested in Brunswick last week for breaking and entering a clothing store and held on $1000 bond for the May term of the Superior Court. He is also wanted in Auburn.
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Brunswick
Levi M. Getchell
Bath
Arthur Litchfield
Harpswell St
William P. Edwards
Getchell
Edwards
Harpswell
Litchfield
W. S. Cressey
Providence
St. Croix
BE. W. Leonard
Henry Larrabee
Augusta
Auburn
Anuric Kidney Remedy Promoted by Dr. Pierce
Letter to the editor touts Anuric as a cure for lame back weak kidneys and dizziness. It claims Dr. Pierce's institution tested the remedy and that a ready to use form will be sold in drug stores with trial or full treatment offered by mail. The note also promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleanser and liver stimulant.
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Ponetary
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Pierce
Buffalo
Anuric
Kate Thompson
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
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D. J. Birney
Boston University
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John B. McGraw
Georgetown
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Bristol
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