Seven Days Doings in Bath Area Report
Bath and surrounding towns report on city finances, school board actions, and local incidents. The county discusses funding for the Merrymeeting Bay bridge, deaths on the board, and flood damages. Weather, fishing, and social events fill the week with reports from Bath, Woolwich, Popham, and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Bay
Richmond
Albion M. Potter
Woolwich
Harriman
Warren Munsey
al. Ridley
North End
Sheldrake
Obituary for Enos F Whitehouse and local notices
Enos F Whitehouse aged 65 died at his Pine Street home after a long illness with diabetes. He was a Bath resident, former caulker, water works employee, and a longtime fire department and Masonic member. Survived by wife, four sons, two daughters, and three sisters. Funeral at 2 pm at the residence. Other items note local meetings, services, and small community notices including a humorous anecdote about a crow, squirrel, and fox, and a hay delivery incident on Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos F. Whitehouse
Whitehouse
Pine St
Mr. Whitehouse
Damariscotta Mills
Samuel Whitehouse
Massachusetts
Boston
Bath Fire Department
Board of Engineers
Polar Star Lodge
Edward T
Ralph
Charles T
City
Samuel
Portland
Wallace Seaman
New York
Alexander Robinson
Bath
Sarah Webster
S. R. Frye
Fred Daulphin
Obituary of Fred A. Berry of Gardiner and Dresden
Fred A. Berry died March 3 at his Dresden home after a lingering illness. Born February 6, 1844 in Gardiner, he was the son of Capt. Arthur Berry and Nancy Jewell and a descendant of early Gardiner settlers. He worked in lumber and ice with his father, then with the American Ice Co. He married Sarah Gardiner Whitman on August 16, 1865. He died in March 1912 and is survived by four sons Fred A. W., Harry G., Paul R. Berry of Albany and Robert H. of Kinco, plus daughter Mrs. Winfred Y. Gray of Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dean
Frank Powers
Woolwich
E. W. Hyde
Williams Island
Sagadahoe Council
Knights of Columbus
Armory Hall
Portland
Bangor
T Lewiston
Augusta
House
Senate
Fall River
Cuba
Bartlett
Montauk Point
Snowden
William C. Atwater
Kellery, Spear Co
Staples Coal Co
Taunton
Mass
Benjamin A. Merrill
North End
Mr. Merrill
Merrill
Soldiers’ Monument
William A. Merrill
Reliance
Vanderbilt Syndicate
Herreshoffs Works
Herreshoff
New York
Bristol
R. I
Iselin Syndicate
City Island
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Arthur Stewart
Green St
North St
Stewart
Mr. Berry
Gardiner
Arthur and
Nancy
Jewell) Berry
Nathaniel Berry
West Bath
Valley Forge
Washington
Life Guard
Berry
American Ice Co
Sarah Gardiner Whitman
Caleb Whitman
Fred A. W
Harry G
Paul R. Berry
Albany
Robert H
Kinco
Winfred Y. Gray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Lockery
Edna Martin
Lincoln St
Pemaquid
Popham
Oak Grove
Hattie H. King
Major W. R. Kimball
H. A. Duncan
Home Board
H. A. Corey
Wesley M. E. Church
State Institution
Spain
Hattie
New Church
Mark Sewall
Doreas Guild
Beacon Street
Genesta
Mt. Olivet
Lewiston
Odd Ladies
Helen Coombs
Summer St
Esther Revekahs
Arabine Schottlier
Chestnut St
Morse High School
Greeley Institute
Charles P. Wetherbee
City Hospital
Colonial Club
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Morse
Assembly Hall
Hockomock
Dr. Stott
Wiscasset
Bowdoin College
West Bath Grange
Valentine
Fred Wright
T. F. Perkins
Harry M. Huse
Hanover
N. H
Winthrop
J. Albert Redlon
Music Hall
Marshal Pattee
Mary S. Thompson
Wallace
Bath Police
House of Correction
Thompson
Susan Barter
Center St
New Meadows
Edward Little
Bangor High
Auburn
Washburn
Beacon Sts
Wesley Church
Cyrus Longley
King St
Ramona Council
Grace Church
Sagadahoc Ferry
Ladies’ Auxiliary and Sewing Circle of
S. of W
J. Groves
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Saptist Church
W. H. White
Bedford St
First Baptist Church
Genester
O.E.S
Brunswick
I’. H. Carey
Carey
Centre St
Opera House
Fred A. Berry
Dresden
Thompson Bros. Bath’s
One Price Clothiers
Bath Independent
United States
the Times Company
Maine
Hamburg
Conley’s Specialty Store
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