Mrs Georgia Anna Longley Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Georgia Anna Longley 65 wife of Cyrus W Longley died Sunday night after typhoid fever at home. A native of Georgetown she was active in church and charity work and belonged to Wesley M E Church Sedgwick Circle Ladies of the G A R and Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters. Survived by husband four brothers Walter Newdeck Bradford Wesley Manfred and two sisters Mrs D Howard Baker and Mrs Charles Nocton. Funeral from 12 King Street Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Georgetown Wednesday.
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Georgia Anna Longley
Cyrus W. Longley
Georgetown
William T. Newdick
Wesley M. E. Church
Sedgwick Circle
G.A.R
Lowell Temple
Pythian
Walter Newdick
Bradford
Brant Rock
Wesley
Boston
Mrs Susan E Wilson Dead At 60 In Bath Maine
Mrs Susan E Wilson aged 60 years 11 months 29 days died suddenly Saturday afternoon at her Bath home on Pleasant Avenue She was born in Wiscasset daughter of the late Wilmot Blake and lived much of her life in Bath Survived by her husband Charles E Wilson two sons Asa Arthur and Carl Stafford a daughter Mrs William Merry four sisters Isa Brown Nettie Blake Mabel Cate and Mrs Charles Foster a brother Alex Blake 17 grandchildren Funeral was held Tuesday at 3 p m from the residence 2 Pleasant Avenue
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Susan E. Wilson
Pleasant Avenue
Wiscasset
Wilmot Blake
Bath
Charles E. Wilson
Asa Arthur
Carl Stafford
William Merry
This City
Isa Brown
Nettie Blake
Neponset
Mass
Mabel Cate
Charles Foster
Dresden
Maine
Alex Blake
Lynn
John H. Jordan dies at 58 in Bath area
John H. Jordan died Monday at 10 West Street after a brief illness at age 58. A Bath native, he learned barbering from Mel Reed and ran a shop on Center Street near the old Central House. He served as one of the citys first letter carriers and later as a night ticket agent at the Maine Central office. He worked with the B I W painters crew recently and was known for his jovial nature. Survived by his wife and son James, the funeral was Wednesday at 2 p.m. from his residence.
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John H. Jordan
West Street
Bath
Mel. Reed
Center Street
Old Central House
Dougherty
Maine Central
B.I.W
James
West St
Higgins Art sales boost Inn souvenirs
Miss Anna Dillon oversees Higgins Art pictures at the Inn with strong sales. Boston visitor Ellard Marr spends weekend with Mrs Marr at John Currier's Georgetown home. Frank W. Card returns from Portland to build a six room house at Blind Crossing on five acres. Charlestown Navy Yard worker Mr. Fisher and wife John P Fisher of Charlestown vacationing in Bath return home. Weekend registrants at Columbia Chambers include J N Kelley W E Wilson from New York H B Nickerson J W Harris Lynn MA and others from Philadelphia Everett Chicago Belmont Georgetown Attleboro Kittery Boston Wiscasset Portland and more.
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Anna Dillon
Higgins
Ellard Marr
Boston
Marr
John Currier
Georgetown
Frank W. Card
Portland
Blind Crossing
John P. Fisher
Charlestown
Bath
Fisher
Charlestown Navy Yard
Columbia Chambers
J. N. Kelley
W. E. Wilson
New York
H. B. Nickerson
J. W. Harris
Lynn
Mass
N. W. Fitz
Phila
J. P. Curtis
Everett
James Hedges
Howard Hedges
Chicago
Will S. Brown
Belmont
F. L. Ryder
A. B. Chase
Attleboro
J. P. Kraft
Kittery
O. H. Miller
John Siegars
Wiscasset
Ed Shean
Adolf Anderson
Hall's Catarrh Cure Marketed As Blood Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces, a prescription from a leading physician. The formulation includes tonics and blood purifiers with testimonials offered. price 75 cents. Sold by Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
J Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Capitol Island Village and Association Hold Annual Meetings
The Capitol Island Village Corporation met at the Casino with J. A. Proctor presiding and S. H. Thompson as moderator. C. B. Day was elected secretary-treasurer. Overseers named include Thompson, Day, Ulmer, Woods and Stewart. The Capitol Island Association elected a new board with Lewis and Small continuing, and Thompson, Stewart, Woods among the new directors. Thompson was later chosen chairman of the selectmen and president of the association.
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Capitol Island Village Corporation
Capitol Island Association
J. A. Proctor
St. Petersburg
Fla
S. H. Thompson
Southport
C. B. Day
Richmond
Theodore Ulmer
Germantown
E. E. Lewis
Lewis
E. W. Small
Susan Patten
Gardiner
S .H. Thompson
A. W.stewart
Augusta
H. S. Woods
Hyde Park Mass
Adelbert Danforth
Local residents and visitors note in town notes
Dozens of names travel through Bath with Sunday visits and Monday returns. Residents include Miss Merle Huff Freeman Trott Allan Ramsay and Daniel Williams visiting Bay Point Port land Portland Melrose and Gardiner while others return to work at First National Bank and Dreamland Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Huff
Bay Point
E. H. Larry
Portland
Mabel Swett
Front St
M. Blumenberg
Bath
E. G. Eagan
Brockton
W. W. Guibard
Boston
Freeman Trott
Christmas Cove
I. W. Randall
Melrose
Mass
F. S. Oliver
Popham
Allan H. Ramsay
Brunswick
George Ward
Lynn
Ernest Allan
Mere Point
Fred Reed
Oak St
Galen Hinckley
W. A. Pierce
Claremont
N. H
Carl Liberty
Augusta
Walter Murtaugh
Union 51
Daniel Williams
First National Bank
Ernest Bragdon
Sheepscot
James A. Bragdon
Granite Street
Louise Sonia
Dreamland Theatre
Birch Point
W. D. Coombs
F. S. Pierce
Charles Soule
Kennebec Point
Frances Weeks
Southport
Frances Moses
C. C. Williams
Raymond
Sylvador Hinckley
Rangeley Lakes
H. B. Eastman
Charles Clifford
J. W. Moulton
H. M. Jewett
Washington St
Boston Sand & Gravel Co
M. L. Weeman
Ernest Wood
Rents rise as eager renters flood a single listing
A Portland Times ad for an eight room house drew 250 viewings within 48 hours after a single publication showing strong rental demand in Augusta area. Other notes mention a funeral in Pittsfield for Mrs Mary Clapp Bagg and rail work on Front Street in Lewiston Augusta & Waterville line with 220 feet of new track.
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E. C. Lee
Augusta
Lake Maranacook
Times
J. E. C. Sawyer
D. D
Bath
Pittsfield
Mass
Mary Clapp Bagg
Allen H. Bagg
Lewiston, Augusta
Mary Weaver
Seguin
Long Wharf
Boothbay Harbor
Torpedo Boat Trials End Off Boston Coast
E A Wood visited South Eliot. Chief Machinist Mates Johannsen and Murphy helped with Rowan torpedo boat destroyer trials off Rockland and Boston. Charles F Footer funeral held at St Marys Church with high mass by Rev N J Horan. Interment at Calvary cemetery. A list of passengers to Boston includes many names.
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E. A. Wood
South Eliot
E. J. Johanssen
W. J. Murphy
Boston
Rowan
R. L. Reichert
Rockland
Charles F. Footer
St. Mary’s Church
McFadden
W. E. Hunty
Bo Hoe Bansing
Scholster
F. H. Pfeiffer
Ernest Smith
C. O. Yates
E. F. Wellington
B. W. Gray
A. C. Gray
A. M. Hunt
Charles Waggett
G. P. Merrill
8. Griffiths
A. R. Hathaway
T. B. Bird
Rufus Woodward
Mirian Kingsley
W. E. Tremain
Arthur Birch
James White
Eleanor Clark
Bath notes include street work and social visits
Day Officer Rice resumed duty after a ten day vacation. Properties on High Street and a cov ering of crushed rock on Vine Street from Water to Front streets are noted. The Maine Central announced a mid week excursion to Old Orchard on August 9. A Chicago party stayed at the Cosmopolitan Tea Room. Bath sees visits from Rev S A Evans and Goube B Cornish. Several groups plan Epworth League activities and a D V camp meet. A large boat passage to Boston lists numerous passengers.
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Rice
High St
Fred G. Proctor
Fred B. Reed
Vine Street
Maine Central
Old Orchard
Rockland
Freeport
Elusive
Chicago
Cosmopolitan Tea Room
John H. Bullen
Janett Bullen
Harriet Irwin Root
Josephine Root
W. A. Pierce
Claremont
N. H
Pierce
Richmond Bee
S. A. Evans
The
Baptist Church
Evans
People’s Church
Richmond
First Church of Christ, Scientists of
Bath
Minnie E. Barnes
Annette C. Bullmann
James W. Hawley
James A. Bimson
Verne B. Bimson
Channel
Front Street
Mikelsky
James Nixon
Goube B. Cornish
Maine
Epworth League
D.D
Epworth League Institute
Sarah Sampson
Daughters of Veterans
Oakland
Third Maine Regiment
Florence Cook
E. L. Wood
J. Mahoney
John MacDonald
E. E. Jewett
I. E. Gamage
Frances Hapern
Clara Howard
H. C. Rowe
Edna Pinkham
L. E. Chandler
C. C. Raynor
Jane E. Conlon
G. T. Pingree
O. G. Scholz
Minnie H. G. Tattin
Tired Looking Women and Dr Williams Pink Pills
A health advice item discusses tired looking women caused by nervous strain and possible grip. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic tonic that boosts blood nourishment, helps neurasthenia and anemia, and offers mail order with prices 50 cents per box or six boxes for 2.50 plus free booklets.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Shaw block heating contract awarded to O M Redlon
Monday at 8 30 a m a note items list bids and contracts In this city O M Redlon awarded the heating and plumbing equipment contract for the new Shaw block Capt John B Coyle division engineer Boston Sea coast guard service assumes duties replacing Cutchin Lewis ton B P O E clambake at New Meadows river Lewiston. Boothbay boats big business Boston boats capacity crowds week end.
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Charles F. Footer I
St. Mary's Church
O. M. Redlon
Shaw Block
Thomas King
Lenora C. Stevens
S. A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Isaiah King
Walter
England
Boston
Boothbay Division
A. F. Dingley
Ocean Bug
Isaiah Morrell
Brunswick
John B. Coyle
Coast Guard Service
N. E. Cutchin
Coyle
Portland
Lewiston
B.P.O.E
Charles Foote
New Meadows
Tony Poli
Charlestown
Boothbay
A. L. Pratt
Tony
Barre
Bangor
Boothbay Harbor
Islands
Rockland Naval Reserves
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Gay Ete Manufacturing Company
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N. B
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Fidelity Trust Company
Fidelity Trust-Company
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