Richmond Fire Destroys Part Of Mrs Waldron Home
A noon Sunday blaze on North Pleasant street damaged a large Richmond residence owned by Mrs Minnie Waldron and occupied by Miss Martha Totman and Mrs Mary K Webber. Fire started on the roof from a neighbor's chimney and was fought by a newly arrived motor fire truck. Roof and third floor burned. rest of house harmed by smoke and water. most furnishings saved. loss insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
North Pleasant Street
Ernest L. Rice
Bridge Street
William Gott
William
Chester
Eva
Emma Pike
Addie Saunders
Edmond Gamache
Frank Rice
Cecil Richards
Linwood
Dora Foster
Essex Street
Bangor
Sandra Robin
Ginsbury
Lenn Slom
Richmond
Irene Clark
Medford
Mass
Annie Costellow
Portland
Melville Brown
Auburn
Ellen Goodwin
West Gamliner
Edward Curtis
Raymond Libby
Farmington
Sarah Preble
Augusta
Charles Bowdoin
Swarthmore
Pleasant View Farm
Randall Young
Brunswick
Beulah
Mabel White
Lisbon Falls
Glen Lamoreau
U. of M
Beatrice Card
Ernest Morrill
Boston University
Katherine Soule
Alice Oddy
Maine School of Commerce
Carl Roberts
Grace Mealey
Bliss Business College
Sherman Roberts
Carlton Randall
Hebron Academy
Gladys Lowell
Gorham Normal School
James Dehan
St. John's School
R. H. 8S
Curtis Hall
Thomas Borjesson
Aroostook
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
William F. Dunham
Boston
Leighton Gardiner
Lewiston
John McCormick
Louise Smith
Oscar Smith
Bertha Sencabough
George Kimball
Jesse Tarr
Robert Libby
Bath
Margaret Grover
Fred Webber
Randolph
Melvina Borjesson
Hollis Center
Amandus Borjesson
Percy Little
Leslie Gardiner
Clara Thompson
Bowdoin
Wallace Gardner
Hazel
Leo McKenney
Evelyn
Cambridge
Norris Sidelinger
Methuen
Courtney Hinkley
Waltham
Harl Melee
Thelyn Johnson
Munday
Leatrice Waltz
Nellie Burse
Wallace Griffin
Morton Dunn
Gardiner
Mr. Dunn
John Dunn
Edith Libby
Kk. N
Cortland
Death of Herbert F. Garcelon in Massachusetts
S A Garcelon reported the death of his brother Herbert F. Garcelon 48 from pneumonia at Massachusetts General Hospital. Born in Lewiston he was foreman in shipping at Thomas G Plant Co Roxbury and lived in Freeport before moving to Boston. He was a Mason and Knights of Pythias member. Brother E A Garcelon of Bath is the nearest relative. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Garcelon
Massachusetts General Hospital
Herbert F. Garcelon
Lewiston
Oliverl. Garcelon
Charles A. Garcelos
Thomas G. Plant Co
Roxbury
Mass
Freeport
Boston
The
Knights of Iythias
E. A. Garcelon
Bath
Mrs Sarah Heald Dies After Short Illness in Georgetown
Georgetown residents mourn the death of Sarah Heald wife of Howard G. Heald at her home Saturday after a brief pneumonia illness. She born in town daughter of the late Martin and Sarah Todd lived here most of her life and was active in the First Baptist church and Working League. Survived by husband two children Belle Frank and Harry a sister Mrs Mary Trafton. She will be missed for devotion to home and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Sarah Heald
Howard GG. Heald
Harry Crosman
Bath
Bay Point
Georgian Walker
Five Islands
Maxine Walker
Arrowsie
Norman Drummond
Esther of
Chester McMahan
Robinhood School
Ilness
Ruth Lowers
Scott Cressey
Party of Bath
Lb. A. Towers
W. C. Todd
Melrose Tlighlands
Mass
Roscoe
DP Todd
George Laskey
Boston
Robinhood
Richmond
Marjorie Hinckley
Bharford
Dyna Wrightington
Lexington
T. M. Tagan
Roy Newman
Indian Point
Charles Clarke
Longshind
Clarke
Brookline
Clinton New Dick
Toledo
Ohio
Harold Brown
Fred Andrews
Kennebec Point
Alfred Rowe
John Grindell
Clinton Rowe
Augusta Rowe
Carrol Deering
Elizabeth
Day Point
Elizabeth Hunt
Owen Mare
Karl Hagan
T. M. Hagan
Harold Peacock
Auburn
Peacock
Gilbert Gunnel
Waltham
Mar
Mr. Williams
Jennie Todd
Massachusetts
Vina Kingsbury
Earl Hagan
Stearns Scott
Bathecame Mon- May
A. KE. Rowe
Irving I’. T Hunt
Roskind Tlarford
Dr. Morin of
Portland
Marjory
Hope Berry
Harry Tarr
W. Blaisdell
Tarr
Harry Phoudlette
Blaisdell
Edward Norton
Margaret
Mount Hope
Leon Williams
Leon Alten
Williams
Julia Davis
Minehen
D. L. [Foward
Ocean View
Melvin Harford
Samuel Haskell
Ada McGilvery
Verey
John Hinckley
William Plummer
William and
Leland Plummer
Helen Mulligan
Alice
Irving’ Ross
Will Field
Nora Marr
Hiram Tlunteon
J. Herbert Mish
Hallowell
F.C. Eastman
Mes
HH. Eastman
Swampscott
Elbridge Mains
Malden
Friends
G. M. Walker
Chester
McMahan
N. H. Drummond
Esther Dumond
Alton Reed
Woolwiel
Ladies Aid
A. E. Rowe
Georgetown
AA. KB. Holland
Wo. J. Holland
Clayton Rowe
J. J. Blaisdell
J. E. Blaisdell
Mes. L. A. Rowe
J. G. Rowe
Henry Stloward
Mrs Fannie Deojay Brought for Burial in Portland
The body of Mrs. Fannie Deojay wife of Ellsworth Deojay died today in West Somerville Massachusetts was brought to Portland for burial Monday afternoon. She was born in Bath daughter of Noah Goodwin and had been ill over a year her condition improving before a cold and recurrence of illness. She leaves husband and father three daughters Mrs Ethel Edwin Hazel and Greta Deejay two sisters Mrs Kate Oliver and Miss Annie Goodwin of Bath and her brother James Goodwin of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Goodwin
Ellsworth Deojay
West Somerville
Maass
Portland
Deojay
Bath
Noah Goodwin
Ethel Edwin
Hazel
Greta Deejay
Kate Oliver
Annie Goodwin
Trath
James Goodwin
Vortland
Death of Bowdeinham farmer James J. Lilly
James J. Lilly, a well known Bowdeinham farmer who brought produce to Bath for two score years, died Saturday morning from heart trouble. The funeral was Monday afternoon at his home in Bowdeinham. He leaves one son, D Bowdoin Lilly, manager of the Parker House in Boston, and one daughter, Miss Mary Lilly, a stenographer in the Sagadahoe Fertilizer Co. office in Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Libby
W. M. King
Boston
B. B. Douglass
Bowdeinham
Charles Cobb
Gardiner
Morris Glaser
Linden Little
Berniece Little
Greenfield
Mas
Vernon Little
Water Street
White Street
Joe” Jack
Gardiner Hospital
L. Baker
Hallowell
Clifton Cate
Winthrop
O. B. Gray
Augusta
A.D. Page
J. L. Ross
Joseph Mansir
Lewiston
Herbert Mansir
Georgia Bickford
A. B. Libby
Helen Claflin
Waterville
Granville Douglass
Sheriff Henderson
Bowdysinham
Lawrence Bond
Barbara
Caroline Marr
Harold Libby
Portland
Gertrude Riley
Andover
Mass
Mary E. Riley
Harry J. Warr
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Opera House
Karl Wreble
Porthind
Amy Bradley
Don Cate
Bowdoinham
Joseph Prey
Lewellyn Alexander
Bath
Thelma Powers
Buster
Liver Road
Dorothy Brown
Madelyn O'Neill
Lee Ring
Florence Manwell
van Richardson
Livermore Falls
Edith Knight
Bangor
Walter Burns
Cora Roberts
Bowdoin
Laurence Coughlin
Bos
James J. Lilly
Leaves
D Bowdoin Lilly
Parker House
Mary Lilly
Sagadahoe Fertilizer Co
Prudential Insurance Company of America 1926 financials
The Newark based Prudential Insurance Company of America reports assets as of December 31 1926 including real estate mortgage loans stocks and bonds and cash in office and agents balances. It lists deductions for not admitted items and shows net unearned losses unearned premiums total liabilities and surplus at 1 572 185 484 51 with a cash capital of 2 000 000 00 and a surplus of 63 333 063 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company OF America
Newark
New Jersey
Card party raises funds for PTA entertainment effort
The North-Center PYTUAL met at Oak street parish house Tuesday afternoon for a card party led by Mrs. Leroy F. Colby. Net proceeds total about 110 dollars with speaker Grube L. Cornish, secretary of the State Board of Charities and Corrections, urging broader social aid and reforms for Maine’s institutions and youth. He cited examples from the Shrine and reform efforts, stressing home stability and supervised reformation for troubled youths. A Winter Street club gathering will feature Col. William Ludor Gardiner as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pytual
Oak Street
Leroy F. Colby
Grube L. Cornish
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Cornish
Rotarians
State Dept
Bath
Maine
Reform School
Reformatory
South Windham
Skowhegan
Libby
Augusta
Pownal
Massachusetts
Maines
South Porthind
Mr. Cornish
Five Islands social notes from Bath area include visits and births
A crowded Sunday at Five Islands saw visitors from Boston Portland and Bath while families celebrated births and gatherings. The item lists dozens of local residents and guests at cottages, schools, churches and shore dinners with names and towns such as Bath Georgetown Waltham Malden Roslindale and Woolwich.
Probable Cause Found Against J H Totman
Probable cause was found by Judge John J. Keegan against James H Totman of Georgetown for breaking and entering the store of Ralph M Reynolds at Robinhood. The alleged offense occurred Friday night or early Saturday. Reynolds reported the matter to Sheriff Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
James HH
Totman
Georgetown
Ralph M. Reynolds
Robinhood
Keegan i Hi Eniie
Sagadahoc County
Municipal publicity spending mirrors national trends in ads
The Boston Transcript notes Massachusetts debates a State Board of Publicity as towns seek to promote resources. It compares New England spend with Seattle San Francisco Phoenix and others, citing figures from 10 000 to 700 000 annually and highlighting potential gains from attracting new industries to counter outmigration.
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Boston Transcript
General Court
Massachusetts
New England
Maine
Boston
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Seattle
Success
San Praneises
Phoenix
Ariz
Irie
Pac
Massachusetts State Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Itis
Tactimere
San Francisco
St. Louis
Lad
Bath Firemen Respond to Wisasset Woods Fire
Fire in woods on Clinton Bailey property at Chewonki Neck Wisasset spread toward Montsweag and Woolwich with strong winds. Henry JF Butler alerted Bath Fire Department after 2 40 pm prompting Engine 4 and full crew to the scene with fifteen hundred feet of hose and chemicals prepared for suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Bailey
Chewonki Neck
Wisecasset
Montsweag
Woolwich
Henry JF. Butler
Montsweag Farm
Bath Thre
Back from Florida Stacey couple pass Bath on way to Popham
Hon and Mrs John A L Stacey traveled from Florida to Bath then to Popham Beach after spending winter in St Petersburg. They stayed in Asheville until mid January and have wintered seasons in St Petersburg Georgen Center area. They returned in good health refreshed. Fire near Georgetown Center burned about 10 acres of pasture and timberland destroying several cords of wood. Volunteer firefighters responded and the blaze was controlled with little property loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John AL. Stacey
Bath
Popham Beach
Florida
St. Petersburg
Asheville
N. C
St.etersburg
John Thibodean
Georgetown Center
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Charles A. Randall
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Howard
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Mrs. Ellsworth Deojay
James E. Lilly
P.t.a’s Entertainment
Winter Street Men’s Club
Col
William. Ludor Gardiner
J. H. Totman
Bath Opera House
Wallace Beery
Milton Sills
Lloyd Hughes
Enid Bennett
House Peters
Warner Baxter
Madge Bellamy
Wiscasset
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadaheck Block
Bath, Ma