Samuel C. Lord 70 Dies Suddenly in Quincy Mass
Samuel C. Lord of Bath dies suddenly in Quincy from heart failure at age 70. His son John A. Lord travels to Loxton to arrange burial. funeral held at 50 Dear Street Bath Tuesday. He leaves four sons and two daughters, including Milan G., John A., Benjamin K., and George & Lorch, plus one sister Mrs Isaiah Coombs. long-time Bath Democrat.
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Quincy
Mass
Samuel C. Lord
Bath
John A. Lord
Loxton
Dear Street
Mr. Lord
Wath
John A
Jane Mary Lord
John
Milan G
Quincey
USN
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Benjamin K
Bath and George &, Lorch
Atlantic
iracenFne
Ludlow
Isaiah
John L Wilson longtime Bath resident dies at 64
John L Wilson aged 64 died at his home 66 Thewery Street Bath after a long illness. Born February 28 1855 in Phippsburg he lived in Bath about 55 years working 16 years at Kelley Spear Co and with Texas Steamship Co since its Bath plant opened. He was a past commander of T W Hyde camp Sons of Veterans. Survived by mother Mrs Martha Wilson wife Cerena two sons John L Wilson Jr and Irving L Wilson three sisters A F Crockett Mrs George Worrey Mrs Leonard Wilson three brothers Henry Charles Veroney and one grandson Langdon Wilson. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 PM at 66 Lowery Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Wilson
Thewery Street
Mr. Wilson
Phippsburg
Jacob
Martha Wilson
Bath
Kelley-Spear Co
Texas Steamship Co
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Veterans
Wilson
Cerena Wilson
John L. Wilson Jr
Irving L. Wilson
Randolph
A. F. Crockett
George Worrey
Leonard Wilson
Henry Wilson
Charles Wilson
Veroney Wilson
Langdon Wilson
Lowery Street
Fine Concert by Texas Steamship Marine Band Draws Large Crowd
The Texas Steamship Marine band performed Sunday evening to one of the season’s largest audiences. The program featured top music selections and encores, with baritone soloist Mr. Boucher delivering an artistic rendition that was well received.
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Texas Steamship Marine Band
Boucher
Togus Tops Bath Club In Sunday Baseball Thriller
Togus defeated Tesco of Bath 7 to 4 at To gus Sunday. Bath argues the game should have ended 4 to 3 due to a disputed call with bases loaded and two out. Perham pitched well for Tesco while Moman and Bennett sparked Bath's offense alongside strong defense from Willet and Wardwell.
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Togus
Tescos of
Bath
Perham
Tesco
Moman
Bennett
Cooper
Tescos
Cercle Canadien
Lewiston
Kelley Field
McNeil
Willet
Safford
Ee Wardwell
O'Brien
Varnomoelfess
Ash
Hersom
O Bennett
Winnie
le Ear
Duncan
7Illett
Wardwell
Lizette
Willett
McGinnis
Bisson
Levesque
Perkins
Ivory
Conway
Jones
Alumni Association Event And Community Notices In Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham High School alumni hosted a Friday meeting and evening reception with Warren’s Brunswick orchestra. Soloists Ernest Stanwood and Mrs. David Bridge performed. Prizes announced for Sunday school essays read at services. A portable mill fire at East Bowdoinham caused damage but saved the Bishop schoolhouse. Deaths include Dr. Charles Bibber and Henry Babban. Numerous local residents attended events and visits around Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham High School
Warren
Brunswick
Ernest Stanwood
David Bridge
Hazardville
Conn
Stanwood
Bowdoinham
Ll. Hi. Clark
Augusta
D. B. Holt
Auburn
Wil
Jed Leavitt
Clara Temple
Christine
Capitol Island
East Bowdoinham
Bishop School
Charles Bibber
Frank Coombs
Bowdoin
F. L. Long
South Bowdoin
W. H. Gould
Henry Babb
William Miller
Village Cemetery
Frank Louch
Baltimore
Edwin Denham
Mary
Milly
George Kyeneh
Charles Hackett
Sebago Lake
Bath Box Co
F. Metcalf
Richmond Corner
C. B. Randall
FE. P. Kendall
Topsham
John R. Stanwood
Ernest
Townsend
Carl Bailey
Lisbon Falls
F. J
KF. A. Small
Marcia Adams
Irene Leavitt
George Patten
Given
Taylor Pond
Herbert
Sherman Graves
Bert Jennings
Helen Randall
Mary Graves
Frank Small
Mary Brooks
Erland Rogers
Max Kendall
Framingham
Mass
W. Ls. Kendall
Ernest L. Merrill
Robert
Gertrude Stanton
Bartlett, N. Hy
Mr. Merrill
South Windham
Nona Pegg
Annie Cobb
Sondom Lilly
Walker House
Boston
James Lilly
Ethel Snell
Portland
Ted McFarland
Bride
Herbert Edgecomb
Bath
F. J. Penley
Kenneth and
Lauris Wilson
Romeo Mains
S. A. Getchell
Frank Cornish
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nancy Cornish
Willard Blake
Wellesley
Viola Coombs
Harry Starbird
Port
Bert Vieree
Havel Grace
Lewiston
Rt. B. Ferguson
MiknealMillay
Mary Millay
Arthur Patten
California
Robert Patten
Fine New Hotel to Be Erected in Bath Maine
The site for Bath's new 350000 dollar hotel was bought from Hon. A. H. Shaw by Mrs. M. B. Hayes of the M. B. Hayes Co. Inc. of New York. The 150 room first phase sits at Middle and Center streets opposite the Center Street School with room to expand. The George A. Fuller Construction Co. pledges a top to date Maine hotel and expects completion within a year. The region benefits from proximity to the State road and Maine Central railroad.
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Bath
A. H. Shaw
M. B. Hayes
M. B. Hayes Co., Inc
New Yor
Middle
Center Streets
Center Street
Deering and Fawcett
Middle Street
Knowlton
Maine Central Railroad
George A. Fuler Construction Co
New York
Boston
Maine
Local Social Notes From Bath and Surrounding Towns
Miss Eleanor Moulton of Dummer street visits Miss Mary Baxter at Mere Point and Miss Eleanor Leydon of Worcester stays with her aunt Mrs Catherine McManus. Mrs Morris W Potter travels to Lewiston to visit her mother Mrs Bailey. Mr and Mrs Lorenzo D Feltis take a two week farm vacation in Bristol. Merton L Kimbally deputy income tax collector in Portland visits Bath on business. Mr and Mrs Curtis Crooker host Mr and Mrs Herman Crooker in Bath. The Noctons motor to Portland Riverton and Cape Elizabeth in their car with Mrs G H Eck and Miss Yeo of New York and Miss Sis of Louisville, guests of J O Wagstaff at the Fuller ton farm in Woolwich. Mr Wagstaff works for The Texas Steamship Co. Albert G Winslow and sister Miss Mae McDonald, with their sister Mrs William Richardson and husband of Brunswick, return from Candy Harbor to Court street. Friends of Lieut and Mrs Glyde Depuy of Allston, Mass, regret their cancellation of a Maine visit due to the illness of his father in New Hampshire. Lieut Depuy last summer resided at Sasanoa Bluffs and Bath Iron Works.
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Eleanor Moulton
Dummer Street
Mary Baxter
Curtis Crooker
Dorchester
Herman Crooker
High Street
William Hatch
John Nocton
Portland
Riverton
Cape Elizabeth
Nocton
G. H. Eck
Yeo
New York
Sis
Louisville
J. O. Wagstaff
Fullerton Farm
Woolwich
Wagstaff
Texas Steamship Co
Albert G. Winslow
Mae McDonald
William Richardson
Brunswick
Candy Harbor
Court Street
Glyde Depuy
Allston
Mass
Maine
New Hampshire
Lieut
Depuy
Bath Iron Works
Sasanoa Bluffs
SICK KIDNEYS MAKE LAME BACKS
Sick kidneys cause broken sleep, tired mornings, loss of appetite and low ambition. Hood's Sarsaparilla contains herbs and roots to strengthen and tone these organs and relieve ailments. If a laxative is needed, take Hood's Pills.
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Hood
Tlood
John Henry’s cure for rheumatism not popular but sure
In a memoir-like tale Arthur G Staples recalls John Henry Raymond of Bath a former deputy collector and city clerk who supposedly cured rheumatism with furniture polish. The anecdote mixes humor with reflection on mental healing and faith as possible factors in illness relief.
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John Henry
Arthur G. Staples
Joh
Henry Raymond
Bath
Staples
John Henry Raymond
Elect
John
Henry
Funeral for Mrs. Caroline R. Wilson in Bath Parker Head home
Caroline R Wilson widow of Henry Wilson of Richmond died aged eighty. Her funeral was held at J Clark Flagg undertaking parlor Monday. Remains moved by Fred B Curtis auto ambulance to Bath then Parker Head Skofield burial lot. Captain J F Skofield her only surviving son returned from sea for the service.
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Caroline R. Wilson
Richmond
Henry Wilson
W. H. Watson
Bath
J. Clark Flagg
Fred 8. Curtis
Skofield
J. F. Skofield
Parker Head
1919 Mail Order Buyers List for Sterling Candy Co.
A compiled list of one hundred names and addresses of mail order buyers purchased from Sterling Candy Co. Worcester Massachusetts. Dated August 7, 1911 with pricing at ten cents per item. The document catalogs customer data for postal distribution and sales tracking.
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Sterling Candy Co
Worcester
Mass
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Kitty Gordon
Emmy Wehlen
Charles Ray i “the Busher
Marguerite Clark
Dustin Farnum
Lytell
Bath Opera House
Enid Bennett
Constance Talmadge i
Tom MIX
MR. Logan
U.S. A
Mary McClaren
William S. Hart
Dorothy Dalton
Evelyn Nesbit
the Fallen
Dol
John L. Wilson
Bath Club
Marie Louise
Ebenecook Harbor
Marie L. Hasty
Chines
Nashua
North Whitefield
C. F. Wright
Alice Wright
Charles A. Strange
Wilbur Cameron
Charlotte
Alumni Association
A.H. Shaw
Will Williams
F. Williams
S. W. Carr
Harry Tucker
John Gage
Roland McKay
Bowdoinham High
Wilbur Brown
Carrol Ames
Camp Devens
C. F
E. H. Libby
C. O. Purinton
Orrs Island
Ella <A. Burton
Hartford
Edgar Wilkinson
America Purinton
Lee Nichols
R. H. Jack
Waterville
Twilight League
Kents Hill
Colby
Brunswick S E. Nte
Arthur
G. Stables
Charles H. Fisher
Harwood Street
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Union Grains
Oscar Holway
City Landing
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