Five Islands visitors and seasonal residents list
The Norman II captain A P Green leaf called at Five Islands Monday morning marking the season’s first trip. Many summer visitors and returning residents are noted including Mrs Nettie Snowman and daughter Mrs Walter Moore, Mr and Mrs H B Cranshaw and Mr and Mrs L W Wales, and numerous Bath Cambridge and Wollwich residents at local cottages and lodges. Local events include a mass meeting in Portland and attendance at the Pythian Jubilee in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman II
A. P. Greenleaf
Five Islands
Nettie Snowman
Hallowell
Walter Moore
H. B. Cranshaw
L. W. Wales
West Newton
Malden Island
H. J. Eisen
P. B. Savage
Bath
Phyllis Stevens
Boothbay
D. R. Stevens
Chester MacMahan
John Carter
Woolwich
Addie Amazeen
William Renaud
Hartley Harley
Harley
Percy McGilvery
Portland
Charles Pinkham
McGilvery
Clara Hinckley
Clifford Landry
East Boston
Landry
Lincoln Campbell
George Yeo
Ted
Winchester
Mass
George Cordy
Fairhaven
Cromwell Bungalow
Harry Horne
Madelyn Berry
Herschel Dickey
W. L. Berry
Death of Capt. James T. Morse noted Bath veteran Towboat captain
Capt James T Morse a veteran North Atlantic towboat captain and ex director of several steamship firms died Monday at his Bath home after a brief illness. He was born in 1841 in Bath and enjoyed a long career before retirement and frequent visits to Bath offices and friends. His niece Mrs Maurice Miller of Providence was at his side after arriving Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Morse
North Atlantic Seaboard
Bera Steamship Co
High Street
Maurice McL. Miller
Providence
R. I
Mr. Miller
Capt. Morse
Boston
New York
Bath
Wyman and
Eliza Ann
Con
First Baptist Sermon at Georgetown on Jesus Promise
The Georgetown area will hear a sermon on Jesus promise of power to his disciples at First Baptist Church Sunday morning. Parish notes report a busy week with parish meetings and visits by residents and guests in Bay Point Sagadahoc Bay and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
First Baptist Church
Ocea Cahill
Laura Morse
Bay Point
Hollis Webster
Albert
Lexington
Sagadahoc Bay
Working League
Elizabeth Hunt
Harold
Brunswick
Ralph Scott
Melrose
Boothbay
Lendall Mains
Quincy
Andrew Rowe
Benton
Alfred Rowe
Walter W. Cummings
Portland
Wiliam O. Oliver
Bath
Marjorie Hinckley
C. L. Hinckley
Grace Hovey
Roscoe P. Todd
Warren
Melrose Highlands
Charles Keasling
Edham
Eugene Alvah Reynolds
Bath City Hospital
Alvah Reynolds
Rapheal Higgins
Bath Iron Works Corp
E. C. Higgins
W. C
F. W. Hovey
Fred L. Andrews
Kennebec Point
Hovey
Arthur S. Rowe
Boston
Augusta Rowe
Alice Hovey
Colby College
Noted Maine industrialist Morse dies after long career
The obituary chronicles the life of a Bath resident and longtime Boston figure Charles W Morse. He started as a tugboat fireman on the Kennebec and rose to command the Seguin while aiding the Morse ice business with his nephew. He lived on Pinckney street and held posts with Eastern Steamship lines Mallory Steamship Co and Boston Marine Insurance Co. He retired to Bath to live with his sister and left a wide family network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell) Morse
Morse
Center Street
Bath Trust Co
Bellingham
Kennebec
B. W. Morse
Seguin
New York
Charles W. Morse
Morses
Boston
State Street
Beacon Hill
Pinckney Street
Eastern Steamship Lines
Calvin Austin
Glasgow
Scotland
Mallory Steamship Co
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Boston Art Club
Newbury Street
Bath
B. W. Hawthorne
Maurice McL. Miller
Louise Morse
Providence
R. N
Benjamin W. Morse
Washington, D. C
Erwin Morse
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry F. Morse
New London
Anna Morse
Universalist Church
Funeral Held for George H. Johnson 79 in St Marys Church
George H. Johnson 79 died Sunday at the Old Folks Home from complications. The funeral was Tuesday at St Marys Church with Rev Alexander Doucet officiating. He was a harness maker born in Bath and longtime resident, a charter member of Court Sagadahoc Foresters of America, and survived by a sister, brother, nephew, and niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Johnson
Old Folks Home
St. Mary's Church
Alexander Doucet
Joseph A. Smith
Edward Biggins
Percival O. Johnson
George Hart
Oak Grove
Mr. Johnson
Bath
Peter
Ellen Johnson
John McKiever
James H. Scott, N
W. C. Covel
Mary E. Hickey
Sharon
Mass
William Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Walter Sampson
Richmond News Highlights Local Fire Loss and Social Happenings
The Richmond area saw a district No. 6 church blaze caused by grass fires with losses around 1500 dollars as firefighters battled flames. Community events include a minstrel show supper at Legion hall and a dance at Enterprise grange for the American Legion. Nearby residents Ruth Curran Jean Edgecomb and other visitors are noted, along with obituaries and local marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Brunswick
Randall Young
Main Street
Ruth Curran
State House
Harry Curran
Jean Edgecomb
Boston
Eugene Edgecomb
Lottie Young
Alfred J. Niles
Louise Millett
Gardiner
Legion Hall
Enterprise Grange Hall
Legion
Charles Harmon Cobb, Jr
Charles
Nellie (Douglass) Cobb
Richmond Corner
Brunswick Road
Litchfield Plains
P. J. Quigg
Richmond Baptist Church
Ruie Curtis
Richard Derby
Winchester
Mass
Joseph Alexander
Pleasant Street
Elmer King
Farmington
N. H
J. M. Haynes
Bath
Ralph E. Wheeler
Charles Wheeler
Richmond
Nellie B. Temple
Adelbert Temple
Bowdoinham
Bert Skinner
Augusta
Minnie Skinner
Bernard
Winthrop
Amy Bradley
A. V
C. W
Annabel Lancaster
R. N
Augusta General Hospital
Miss Lancaster
James
Martha (Reynolds) Lancaster
Richmond High School
Martha Lancaster
Edith Lancaster
Frank Lancaster
Everett
Beatrice Randlette
Claremont
Harold Lancaster
Carolyn Brown
Spring Street
Durand Shoe Co
Alexander ¢ Farr
State Road
Malcolm QO. Brien
No. 6 Community Church
Eurekah
Dove
Libby House
Cora Osborne
Kimball Street
Old Hodges Ice House
W. R. Hartford
South Pleasant Street
Richmond Firemen’s Relief Association
Arthur Turner
John Parker
J. Norris Sidelinger
Harry Douglass
Frank Bishop
James Roberts
Joseph Randlette
Johner
Frank Budreau
Lynn
Westport Briefes and Local Arrivals Chronicle
Rev Charles FE Titus of Wisconsin led a service at the North End schoolhouse on Monday night. Mrs FE W Lexis and grandson John Stury visit from Yarmouth. John attended the academy there. Capt James B Fowle body brought to Westport for burial beside wife at Jonas Knight cemetery. he belonged to Boothbay Harbor origins. Roads on the islands drying. rural mail carrier Cromwell made first auto trip on route. Ferry service suspended affecting travel. 更多 local residents and visitors noted including Miss Annie R Tarbox and families from Springfield, Brookins, and White Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Titus
Wiscons
North End
FE. W. Lexis
John Stury
Yarmouth
John
Creorge A. Groepery
Boothbay Marbor
M. C. Crocks Wis
Allen Austin
Brookins
Mass
Herbert Cromwell
Walter H. Wardwell
Springfield
Willis T. Petiie
Segreganset
Annie R. Tarbox
White Plains
N. Y
Charles L. Cromwell
James B. Fowle
Raymond Doiloff
Boothbay Harbor
Westport
Last surviving Fowles family member noted at Fowle's Point
The text identifies the last surviving member of the John Fowles family of Fowle's Point and mentions his wife Miss Jean vile Knight, sister of Jonas Knight of Westport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
John Fowles
Fowle's Point
Jeanvile Knight
Jonas 5. Knight
Westport
Funeral Attendants Gather For Lewiston Man
My and Mrs Willard McLean traveled to Auburn to attend the funeral of Alexander Mundle 85 at 33 Whitney Street after a 12 week illness. Born in Rexton New Brunswick he moved to Auburn years ago and worked for E W Penley Co until illness. he served as deacon at Pine Street Congregational Louiston and was a member of Ashlar Lodge Masons. his only surviving relative is son Robert B Mundle of Pugwash Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard McLean
Auburn
Pine Street Congregational Church
Louiston
Ashlar Lodge of Masons
Robert B. Mundle
Pugwash, N. 8
Mrs. Mary Ella Gilman Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Mary Ella Gilman, 77, formerly of Fonner Bath, died at her daughter's home in Brewer. The death is reported from the local obituary notices with limited detail available in the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ella Gilman
Fonner
Bath
Brewer
Death Notice of Mrs. Gilman of Bath and Brewer
Mrs. Gilman died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Harry E. Thompson’s home on Brimmer street in Brewer. Widow of Joseph W. Gilman of Bath she lived in Bath most of her life before moving five years ago to Brewer. A longtime Wesley church member she leaves a daughter, a son Wilbur Gilman of Manchester New Hampshire, and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Prom Haynes
Richmond
Hussana
Harry&. Magiss
J. Maurice Haynes
Bath
William Haynes
Maria Pottice
Bloomfield
Mary Prout
Lewiston
Elizabeth Haynes
C. H. Bryant
Catton Cemetery
Harry E. Thompson
Brimmer Street
Brewer
Gilman
Joseph W. Gilman
Wesley Church
Wilbur Gilman
Manchester
N. H
Arraigned in Stop Sign Case From Boothbay Harbor
Joseph Storer formerly of Bath and now of Boothbay Harbor was arraigned in municipal court on a Stop Sign violation alleged by Patrolman John Place. The case was continued until April 25 as the Ford truck allegedly passed the Vine and Water streets sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Storer
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
John Place
Storer
Vine and
Water Streets
Charles M. Webber Leads Center's Shade Department
Charles M. Webber has taken charge of the window shades division at Center's Inc and will offer a full stock of shades plus custom shade making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Webber
Senter's, Inc
W. C. T. U. Convention Held in West Bowdoin
The Sagadahoc county W. C. T. U. holds its meeting Monday June 1 at West Bowdoin with the West Bowdoin Union as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
West Bowdoin
West
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A. Hallet & CO
Georgetown
Court Sagadahoc, Foresters of America
É,U. F. Co A
Grandpa
Opera House
Montgomery Ray
Monte
Wilson Watts
Tod Hunter
Herman Muise
Otis Hammerhead
Yellow Bird
Ohio
William Champney
Officer McCormack
Ralph Brown
Lucy Hunter
Freda Mariner
Dorothy May
Bertha Sencavaugh
Pansy Hopscotch
Fair
Loleva Arsee
Elizabeth Hayne
Marie Ribeau
Paris
Ee Winnifred
Gilbert Kloompy
Copenhagen
Virginia Stilphen
Georgia Marshall
New Hamp Shire
White Road
Ernest Herbert
Front Street
Leighton Gardiner
Katherine Soule
Margaret Bailey
Mable Baird
New England Tuberculosis Association of
Hartford
Seth Watson
H. L. Tarr
Dorothy Stewart
Elizabeth Williams
H E Houdlette
Emma Billins
Byron Ludwig
George A. Kimball
Jean
Waldoboro
Humphrey Randall
Nettie Umberhind
Ora Reed
Amberhind
John B. Curtis
Guy Parkes
Pleasant View Farm
Edith Knight
Bangor
Alvira Knight
Chevrolet
Great Drop Forge
Phaeton
Flint
Michigan
Washington Street
Atlantic Motor Co., Inc
Damariscotta
O. M McKown
Turner & Gilpatrick
Will Rogers
Bath Savings Institution
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