Labor Day Tips and Local Happenings
Community notes cover a busy week with events from a band concert miss to a bridge opening at Lily Pond and a Central Scoutball game on Thorne Island. Updates include a new St Mary’s rector confirming mass hours, yacht arrivals bound for Augusta, and safety calls at Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Europe
Brunswick Road
Lily Pond
Thorne Island
Bothbay
George Rix
Auburn
Gospel Mission
N. J. Horan
St. Mary's Church
Seguin
Henry O. Barrett
Deering Yard
Ariel
Lizzie J. Call
Augusta
St. Cate
Viator
Cox & Stevens
Lawley & Sons
Merrill Hunt
Boston
K.Y.C
Worthy Bath notices and summer city notes
The Bath area reports on church activity at 62 Bedford Street and a first dramatic attraction The Spendthrift at the New Bath Opera House. Local transport logs include tug Pejepscot bringing pulp wood and Captain Duffey delivering sweet corn to the Bath market. Reports detail fishing, real estate doubts, and a plan to rebuild a burned stable. Wildlife and market notes cover mackerel, sculpins, and dog fish. Community life features Beacon Street Sunday school, a wandering visitor, and jailhouse anecdotes. Popham Beach life saving unit demonstrates artificial respiration on Simon O Day. A new Augusta Young Men s Christian Association building is described with 1000000 costs and 25000 endowment, baths, a pool, dormitories, and facilities designed by Louis E Jallade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Pattee
Arsenault
Hallowell
Bath Cooperative Association
Southport
MacMahan Island
Grand Lodge
Washington
Mount Olivet Lodge
Augusta
Maine
Simon O'Day
City of Rockland
Fort Popham
O'Day
Rockland
Berry
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Lewis Pepper
Middle St
Clara Brackley
New Bedford
Grace Munsey
Noble Grand
Brackley
Kennepec
Down River
City of Bangor
City of
Bath
Boston
Bangor
New Meadows
Times
Maud Dudley
Bowdoinham
New York
Boardman
Boothbay Harbor
Tygus
Soldiers
Beacon Street
North End
Washington St
Crescent St
Robinson
Brunswick
Portland
Recorder Hunt
Popham Beach
Simon O’day
Capt. Berry
Popham
Young Men’s Christian Association
Thompson Bros
J. F. Hill
Louis E. Jallade
Weekend notices and sea and shore happenings in Bangor
Sedgwick Circle meets as City of Bangor hosts a boating crowd with many aboard the Bangor wharf. A large crowd records fish tales, theater piano, a marooned cruiser, a big egg, and a range of local incidents from dogs to a tramp scare. Maine delegates eye a five day Atlantic Deeper Waterways program aboard the Berkshire in New York and Hudson trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick Circle
City of Bangor
Clahser
William Armstrong
Charles Dain
North End
Bath
Berlin
N. Y
Harry WW. Thaw
Mt. Madison
Owen Ledward
Pond Island
Damariscotta
Piscataqua Co
Mansfield
New Meadows
Independent
Emmons
Bangor
Loring Pashard
Walter Cressey
Kennebec
Houghton
Fts
Thorn
Hazel B
Maine
New York
Bershire
Hotel Majestic
Berkshire
Vicinity
Hudson
Troy
Witnesses in Bath Endorse Dean's Kidney Pills
Neighbors share experiences to guide others as W W Shaw of 46 Mechanic St Bath recounts kidney pain relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. He says the medicine, bought at Webber's Drug Store, alleviated back pains and restored normal kidney function. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shaw
Co. W. Shaw
Mechanic St
Bath
Dean
Webber's
Shaw
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Bath People and Visitors Share Summer News
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Oliver visit Boston area for a couple of weeks while a daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Betts. James Royall and daughter Mary spend Saturday in Portland. Miss Maud Pierce of Lynn visits Mrs. William Shea. Numerous locals travel, visit relatives, or recover from illnesses. Mary Gray Marston works in New York with Wells Mowbrey Co. and may join New Meadows summer colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Oliver
Boston
C. R. Betts
James Royall
Mary
Portland
Pierce
Maud Pierce
Lynn
Mass
William Shea
Charles Jordan
Teit
Perkins
Perkine
Hielen Haraden
G. H. Farrin
Perth Amboy
Roellaind
William Elliott
Tost
Henry Elliott
Dummer St
Susie Cutting
Old Orchard
New England Telephone Co
Edith Hartwell
Shaw's
Sabine
Edna Marr
Lake Auburn Electric Light Co
Preble St
Richard
E. M. Atherton
Boothbay Harbor
Mary Gray Marston
Peter Gray
Salem
Bath
Wells, Mowbrey and Co
New York
New Meadows
Thomas C. Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Mrs. Brooks
Marcia St
Pawling School
N. Y
Wiscasset
Virginia
A. E. Duekk
Henderson
Gamage
Charles Ham
Arthur
Islesford
C. E. Ripley
George H. Page
Appleton
Stephen Snow
Frances Parks
A. J. Hall
Worcester
Pomeroy
Bernard Monahan
Walter Thayer
Nequasset
Buskirk
Bridgewater
Alice Balch
Franconia
Maxim Peters
John Peters
Louise
Lucy
May Silshy Brite
Robert
Silshy
Green St
S. Y. Jenkins
Francis Murphy
Bath St
Alisa
Danushter Marie
Bangor
William Collins
Carrie Malcolm
Malden
Corliss Street
Ali Shievite
Goth
Montreal
Eb Meeker
Washington St
George Percy
Waterville
Phippsburg
C. M. Reynolds
Monmouth
Charles E. Hacker
L. O. Perry
Quincy
Roland
George A. Merrill
Marion Dunning
Somerville
Albert Strout
Harry Wright
Belle Beals
Nathan Coffin
Perkins Cottage
Cox
M. W. Dole
Fitchburg
Boston Tech
Henry BR. White
M. Cunningham
Lewiston
Rebekah Dowling
Edward J. Thorne
Arhur
Vera
Erie
G. H. Perry
Arowsie
Bath area resident visits and travels noted
The column records numerous social visits and trips among Bath and area residents. Charles Ham visits brother Arthur in Islesford while several others travel to Bangor Worcester Portland Boston New York and Montreal. A Bath visitor Charles Furber makes his first Bath visit and plans Maranacook outing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor Day
Bedford St
Bath Opera House
Pejepscot
Swett
Salmon River
Capt
Duffey
Sally
Alliquippa
Small Point
Selectman Perry
Charles Coombs
Ceie Nak
Guy Hosmer
New Orleans
India
See
Mee
Pilates
Standard Oil Company of
Albany