Death of Fred Harrington prompts Parker Head visit
Mrs. Frank Webber and family returned to New Conn after joining Fred Harrington’s death in Parker Head. Funeral services for Harrington were held at his Parker Head home with Rev. George B. Wolstenholme officiating and burial in Oak Grove Bath. Local traffic notes include a Bath Center street hill slide and road roughness north of the Centre post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Webber
New Conn
Parker Head
Center Street
Bath
Henry Minott
Portland
Ernest Rogers
Raymond Wyman
William B. Perry
Doris
James Perry
Omar Perry
Lewator
Flora Risteen
Katie Loach
Cora Campbell
Doris Perry
Brunswick
Leland Plummer
Augusta Campbell
Ralph Coombs
Edward Bolton
A. H. Willis
Alleen Benner
J. E. Perry
Annie Cutting
Millinocket
Belfast
Fred A. Harrington
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Church
Percy Young
S. E. McCarty
Edwin Wyman
Galen Daley
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sebasco Man Fined For Illegal Trapping
Jeremiah Bartlett of Sebasco was fined 10 dollars and 10.30 in costs by Judge John J. Keegan for trapping out of season at Phippsburg. He received a one year probation on the charge of trapping without a license and was ordered to pay 7.25 in costs. Willard Lowell of Sebasco was placed on probation after similar charges. Deputy Game Warden John Perkins of East Brunswick testified he had warned Bartlett before that trapping muskrats was illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Bartlett
Sebasco
John J. Keegan
Phippsburg
State Reformatory
South Windham
Willard Lowell
John Perkins
East Brunswick
Perkins
Card of thanks and a Maine student’s injury notice
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after bereavement from Parker Head Maine on December 10 1931. Frederick A C Henderson 16 Morse high student was taken to Bath city hospital after his left hand was caught in a circular saw two fingers damaged and fingertip severed unsure if end could be saved news notes his parents Mr and Mrs Charles T Henderson of 1322 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Elizabeth Harrington
Eugene Harrington
John Libby
Frances Kreidler
Parker Head
Maine
Frederick A. C. Henderson
Morse High School
Bath City
Manual Training Department
E. Motley Fuller
Henderson
Charles T. Henderson
High Street
Annual stockholders meeting notices for Bath banks 1932
Notices for The Bath Trust Company Bath National Bank and First National Bank of Bath announce annual stockholders meetings on January 12, 1932 at 2 PM in Bath Maine. Elections of Board of Trustees or Directors and other legally allowed business will be conducted. Secretaries signers L E Thebeau D Hill and William Morey issued these notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
The
Bath Trust Co
Bath Trust Company
Maine
L. E. Thebeau
Bath National Bank
Front St
City of Bath
County of Sagadahoc
State of Maine
First National Bank OF Bath
First Will
William 8. Iorey
Community activities and social events highlight local town life
Women’s auxiliary to the Community club reviews reports and plans a reception for retiring officers. A Maine highway superintendent oversees show removal in a 20 town district while a Winneganee team fundraiser yields funds for uniforms. Card parties, nurse training, and church activities draw community support with prizes, meals, and ongoing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker O. Rogers
Maine Highway Department
Winneganee
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Norway Medicinf Co
Norway
D. Hill
Cashier
Bath, Me
Bath,Me
Y.M.C.A
Caroline Oliver
Westerly
R. I
Harry F. Oliver
John G. Morse
Port
John G. Morsey
Harry Williams
Bridge Club
Bridge Street
Walter Morse
Gus Small
Harry Oliver
Almon Perry
Emery Footer
Lower High Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Katherine Perkins
S. T
Gotnage
Chevrolet
CU Atea As
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors
F.O.B. Flint
Mich
SER
D. M. Mckown
Boothbay Harbor
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