Sheriff Robs Hands and Boots Habit at Bath Joint Raid
Saturday evening in Bath Sheriff Oliver and deputies busted a boarding house liquor operation on Middle Street seizing multiple pints and a box of bottles from Carl Wood who used a false address. They then raided a poker joint at 17 Liberty Street arresting six gamblers and confiscating a jackpot and cards.
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Oliver
Aderton
Middle St
Carl Wood
Carl Houga
Bath
Carl
Elm St
Slippery Hitch
City Hall
Mr. Dry
Mr. Sly
Water St
Water St. the Sheriff Informs the Times That Mr. Sly
Norris
Liberty St
Nut
Norris and
Idle Harbor guests and locals gather at Bay Point
Mrs Besse Harvard Adams and Miss Craig of Brooklyn visit Idle Harbor and Hillcrest near Turner Maine. Weston Bonney family occupy Oliver cottage Bath. Mrs Orvis from New York entertains at Tucker cottage. Emersons in Bangor. Donnells Taylors dine at Donnell camp. Katharine Stinson visits Gray Rocks. Puringtons return to Bath. Perc y cottage hosts Cornfoot East Boston for two weeks. Sutton folks join Luther at Almon Lodge. Riverside serenade charms Bay Pointers. Ralph Spinney welcomes second daughter Doris Elizabeth.
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Weston Bonney
Bath
Oliver Cottage
Mrs. Bonney
Orvis
New York City
Tucker Cottage
Emerson
Bangor
William 2
Donnell
John Taylor
Donnell Camp
Katharine Stinson
C. E. Stinson
Path
Stinsons
Gray Rocks
Frank Purington
Walter
Cornfoot
Boston
Percy Cottage
Briggs
Mr. Bonney
Winthrop
Maine
Lower Tucker Cottage
Sutton
Luther
Almon Lodge
Ed Cook
Keens
Popham
Riverside
Ralph Spinney
Doris Elizabeth
Brown Marr Wedding At Wesley Parsonage
Jessie Olding Brown and Richard Kent Marr were married by Rev. H A Corey at the Wesley parsonage with immediate relatives present. The couple plans a Boston wedding trip aboard a boat and will reside at 5 Washburn Street after September 7. Marr works as chief blue print clerk at Bath Iron Works.
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Wesley Parsonage
Jessie Olding Brown
Harris H. Brown
Richard Kent Marr
Mary E. Marr
H. A. Corey
Chester Varney
Annie McGinnes
Boston
Washburn St
Marr
Bath Iron Works
Farm note on Fred Pond at Wiscasset
On Huntoon Hill in Wiscasset Fred Pond, formerly of this city, cultivates six acres of corn for his silo and has cut 200 tons of hay this year. He keeps 15 to 20 cows, prize sheep, many hogs, and operates a prospering farm after previously running Bath's largest restaurant.
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Huntoon Hill
Wiscasset
Fred Pond
Pond
Bath
William B Knight Obituary Brunswick Leader
William B Knight of Brunswick died Sunday after a brief illness. A Topsham native and longtime Brunswick figure, he is survived by his widow, a daughter Mrs Chandler of Newcastle, and a son Ex Mayor Charles A Knight of Gardiner. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 30 PM.
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William B. Knight
Brunswick
Topsham
Chandler
Newcastle
Charles A. Knight
Gardiner
Novel chicken duck brooder uses old box pane
Miss E. A. Smith of the Mansfield farm New Meadows devised a unique brooder from an old box pane. She waterproofed the front, added a curtain, lanterns for warmth and ventilation, and used the pung to house four hundred chicks bantams guineas and one hundred baby ducks for five to six weeks without sickness. The setup saved steps and cost no brooders or hovers.
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E. A. Smith
Mansfield
New Meadows
Warren Mansfield
Miss Smith
Death of Dorothy B. Cressy A seven year old in Portland
Benjamin Cressy received Sunday the sad news of the death of his daughter Dorothy B. in Portland. She was taken to Maine General Hospital Saturday for treatment and her death was sudden. She is survived by her parents two brothers Harold and William and three sisters Annie Catherine and Ella. The remains were brought home for burial.
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Benjamin Cressy
Dorothy B
Portland
Maine General Hospital
Harold
William
Annie
Catherine
Ella
Death of Bath native David S. Gannett at eighty
Melrose mass reports the death Sunday of David S. Gannett a Bath native aged about eighty. He was a tinsmith by trade who worked in Boston and Chicago and later ran a business in this city with William H. Watson in the store now C. W. Rogers. He is survived by brother Prof. Henry Gannett geographer of the Geological Survey Washington and sister Mrs Sarah Gannett Washington. The body was brought to Bath for burial at Oak Grove Cemetery Wednesday morning at nine.
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Melrose
Mass
David S. Gannett
Bath
Michael F. Gannett
Boston
Chicago
William H. Watson
C. W. Rogers
Henry Gannett
Geological Survey
Washington
Sarah Gannett
Oak Grove Cemetery
Death of Rudolf Markgraf in Los Angeles reported
Word has been received of the death of Rudolf Markgraf in Los Angeles. The remains were taken to Peoria for burial. He was known in this city and had worked as a chef on the steamer Lucy Neff. He married Euphemia F Jackson and is survived by wife, parents, two sisters, and three brothers. He spent years in San Francisco and Los Angeles, prospecting in the mountains. He led a lifestyle of abstinence and physical culture. His last trip was to the Imperial Valley.
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Rudolf Markgraf
Los Angeles
California
Peoria
Ill
Markgraf
Jia
Lucy Neff
Kelley, Spear Co
San Francisco
Euphemia F. Jackson
Imperial Valley
Fractured skull injuries man after auto wreck
Dr A H Sturtevant formerly of Bath was severely injured last week when the W G Boothby auto crashed near Fred H Gilman’s house in Manchester. He underwent skull surgery at Augusta General Hospital and began to improve by Friday noon with hopes for recovery barring complications.
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A. H. Sturtevant
Bath
W. G. Boothby
Fred H. Gilman
Manchester
Augusta General Hospital
John F. Thompson
W. H. Bradford
Portland
George A. Coombs
Augusta
Sturtevant
William H Boynton of Lewiston Died in St Marys Hospital
The body of William H Boynton of Lewiston who died in St Marys Hospital on Tuesday August 18 was taken to Norwich Connecticut for burial that afternoon. He was 68 and had worked at the Turner Center Creamery in Auburn. He leaves a widow and five brothers and a sister, all of Norwich.
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William H. Boynton
Lewiston
St. Mary's Hospital
Norwich
Conn
Boynton
Mr. Boynton
Dwight
Ellen M. Flagett-Boynton
London
England
South Coventy
Nathan Hale
Hotel North
Augusta
George
DeWitt
Turner’ Center Creamery
Auburn
Arthur
Rose Hammond
Mary Lynch
Bath
Hourly Electric Line Boosts Lewiston Portland Service
The Lewiston to Portland electric line now runs hourly until 7 25 p m with service from 6 25 a m and evening departures at 10 25 p m from Lisbon street head. Rev W H Lakin of Plainfield Conn preached Sunday at Corliss Street Church in Bath.
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Lewiston
Portland
Way
Lisbon Street
W. H. Lakin
Plainfield, Conn
Bath
Corliss Street
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cited By Mother
A Plover Iowa mother reports her 13 year old daughter cured of female weakness after five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improvement from weakness and regular periods and urges others to seek the remedy. The ad promotes confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Plover
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Martin Helvig
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Neagles Visit Relatives in Wiscasset
Mr and Mrs George Neagle are visiting relatives in Wiscasset during a confirmed trip with no additional details.
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George Neagle
Wiscasset
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