Bath Rotary hears Boston 1920 convention plan
Members of the Bath Rotary Club, after a chicken dinner at King Tavern, heard Sec. Harry TL Passmore report on the New England conference at the Boston City Club. The talk highlighted Boston hosting the 1920 international convention at an estimated cost of 50,000 and the chance to showcase New England hospitality.
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Bath Rotary Club
King Tavern
Sec
Harry TL Passmore
New England
Boston
Street Railway Sale Set for Auburn on Sept 5
Maine Supreme Court master Wallace H. White schedules the Lewiston Augusta and Waterville electric railroad sale for Friday September 5 at 4 PM on courthouse steps in Auburn. A $10000 cash or certified check deposit or $50000 of first mortgage bonds is required. The Turner branch sold first as a unit with franchise, then without. If the top bid for the whole exceeds others, sale combines. otherwise sold in pieces.
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Wallace H. White
Maine Supreme Court
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Electric Railroad
Turner
Miss Louise Hill and Brother Die During Bath Outing
Miss Louise Hill and her brother Walter died Sunday at Southport while staying with Mr and Mrs Jved J Hill during Mr Hill s annual Bath National Bank cashier vacation.
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Louise Hill
Brother Walter
Southport
Jved J. Hill
Mr. Hill
Bath National Bank
Bath Building and Loan Association Shows Strong Finances
The Bath Building and Loan Association reports a healthy condition with nearly double assets and almost triple shares over two years. The 50th stock series soon to be issued will boost revenue and help meet loan demand for home purchases. The monthly payment plan benefits borrowers and offers investors high interest with low risk. Deposits can start at $1 up to $1000 per legal limit, and citizens are urged to invest to aid home ownership.
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Bath Building and Loan Association
Bath
Reverend Folsom to Fill Woolwich Pulpits During Hardin's Vacation
Rev. Omar W. Folsom will occupy Congregational church pulpits in Woolwich while Rev. Edwin Dodge Hardin is away on vacation. A service at Days Ferry is set for 2 50 on August 17 and another at Nequasset on August 24.
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Omar W. Folsom
Woolwich
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Days Ferry
Nequasset
Mrs. Cora O'Brien Travels to Poland Spring
A brief item notes Mrs. Cora O'Brien motored to Poland Spring on Sunday. The text markets Hood's Sarsaparilla as an appetite giver and strength builder, claiming exceptional efficacy for stomach liver and bowel troubles and suggesting Hood's Pills for sluggish liver and headache relief.
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Cora O'Brien
Poland
Hood
Body of Archibald Fogg Found in Shingleman's Creek
Archibald L. Fogg, 38, missing since April 4, is found deceased in Shingleman's Creek near Cathance Bowdoinham. Decomposition suggests accidental drowning, not foul play. Identification cards, a gold watch, and Liberty bonds are recovered. Fogg, from Bowdoinham, vanished after leaving Portland April 4. his body was found by William Adams of Topsham.
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Wilbur
Oliver
Hubert H. Jack
Archibald L. Fogg
William Adams
Topsham
Fisher Road
Cathance
Tyng W. Fogg
Mogg
Bowdoinham
Portland
Fogg
Bowdoinhaum
Mr. Fogg
Kennebec
Clara Fogg
Lewiston Journal
Herbert D. Cornish
Rinaldo D. Warington
Bowdeinhan
Bert Adams
Sherman Pratt
Brown's Point
Lancaster
Topsham Fair Grounds
Bowdeinham
Charles Keen
New York
Brunswick
George Robinson
Springfield
Mass
Gould
Mr. Robinson
Warren Curtis
Main Street
George Polley
Bowdoin
J. M. Porter
Waldoboro
Joseph Prescott
Toston
W. J. Graves
Elbridge Cornish
Sertha
South Casco
Llewellyn Welch
State Road
Rhode Island
BB. RB. Douglass
Gilberta C. Ellis
Glasgow
Scotland
Jay Nelson
Charles Blair
Centers Point
James’Allen
Allen House
Mills
George Purinton
Surinton
Beverly
Maine
Richmond
Edwin Brown
Brown
May Whitney
C. O. Purinton
R. W. Carr
Frank L. Cornish
Ida Cornish
S. A. Getchell
I’. K. Jack
New Meadows Inn
Gordon Briary
Ethel Graves
Brooklyn
G. A. Robinson
the Ridge
Ridge Cemetery
F. L. Long
Clarence
Charles
George
Albert Henderson
Pleasant Street Hill
the Ridge Church
G. T Ce Staples
Messachusetts
Bath Kennebec Bridge Idea Gains Steam in Maine
Portland Express reports growing support for a Bath crossing over the Kennebec River. Proponents estimate a $2.5 million bridge, backed by potential federal aid under Townsend bill and Maine rail and road interests. Anew bridge would boost eastern Maine commerce, tourism, and regional growth by linking Bath to Woolwich and beyond.
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Maine
Kennebec River
Bath
Bath and
Woolwich
Townsend
Congress
National Highway Commission
Portland
Rockland
Washington
Maine Central Railroad
Crete and Steel
Kennebec
Penobscot
Portland Express
Dunton Plans Two Story Brick Block on Center Street Bath
Ralph H. Dunton of Bath Auto Supply Co purchases 45 and 49 Center Street from Annie L. Palmer and Sam Lung. He will raze the stores, erect a two story brick block about 50 feet square with ground floor auto parts and Ewer service station, offices on the second floor, and hopes to occupy by January 1. The project aims to improve the northwest corner of Center and Water streets and illustrate Bath's commercial growth.
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Bath
Ralph H. Dunton
Bath Auto Supply Co
Annie L. Palmer
Center Street
M. Parillo
Sam Lung
Markson Bros
Daniel T. Dougherty
Center
Water Streets
Dunton
Water Street
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D.T. Percy & Sons
Tel
Bath Opera House
Liberty Theatre
Paramount and
Artcraft Pictures
Augusta
Harry M. Huse
Art Museum
Lynn
N. Gratz Jackson
Auburn
Mel
Harry N. Wright
Sophia
Ralph Whitehouse
Stanley
Mr. Wright
White Mountains
Lake Champ
OF Building and Loan Association
Archie L. Fogg
Shingleman
Cently
Levi Staples
David Bridge
Elsie Fickett
James Dunlap
Harvard
Albion
Fred Leavitt
Lizzie
Marietta Temple
Old Orchard
P. A. Cannon
Viola Coombs
Willard Blake
Frank Cornish
Bertha Moulton
Temple
George Ferguson
New Cannon Garage
Jessie Ames
J. Lewis Sawyer
Pennsylvania
Margaret McCullum
Atkins
Windham
Coombs High School
Snell House
Snell
O. Purinton
Ellis Purinton
F. K. Jack
Litchfield
Millard Jack
Ted McFarland
Massachusetts
L. H. Clark
Gardiner
Clark
I. H. Ames
I. I. Holt
C. FE. Washburn
John Jewell
I. C. Irish
I. M. Fowle
M. E. Welmarth
Portsmouth
N. H
Welmarth
Edgecomb
D. Heath
I. Mosher
G. R. Cutler
Bangor
Bar Harbor
C. F. Staples
Cora Wilkinson
Iceboro
N. Y
Edgar Wilkinson
Worcester
Florence Perry
Hattie O. Perry
Ivan Lang
Carrie Sparks
Hattie Perry
Myra Lang
Mercy Point
Lauris Wilson
Br. D. Cornish
Annie Cobb
Charles Fogg
Florence
Nona
Wells Beach
Cornish
A. C. Staples
E. W. Warren
James Purinton
C. O. Purvinton
Carrie H. Kendall
E. B. Sprague
Post Road
J. L. Pinkerton
Lottie M. Cobb
Jessie M. Ames
WW. B. Kendall
D. B. Holt
Claude W. White
Turner Court
Department of the Bath Iron Works
Carroll L. Wakefield
Walter K. Wakefield
Navy
Warner
E. R
Kennebec Bridge
B. F. Sedgley
South Pleasant Street
H. P. Palmer
R. B. Cate
Dresden Mills
Richmond Re
Charles H. Fisher
Yayor
Harwood Street
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Union Grains
Gwinn’s Mill
Dirigo Poultry
City Landing
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