Bath Maine Sees New Industry Hope and Winter Trade
In Bath, Maine, a public industrial plant project advances with local subscriptions reported around $5,000. The town markets show strong midwinter trade, boat building and sail loft work continue, and fishing through ice permits extend through February and March with size rules.
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Bath
Maine
Colby’s
Elm St. Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Front St
Coffin Bros
St. Mary’s
J. Fred Tobey
B. R. Campbell
Westbrook Seminary
William Harris
Winn
Lincoln
F. H. Sulphen
Center St
Dr. McGillicuddy
Stone Mason
W. F. Stearns
Francis M
Ada F. Brown
Minott
Charlesemphis
Thomaston
Charles Snow
W. S. McKague
William T. Small
Kennebec Towboat Co
Butler
Washington St
Youland
Alamede Tarbox
Luther B. Roberts
Portland
Small Point
Alliquippa
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Sagadahoc County
Pomona
Times Office
Pomona Grange No. 9
J. F. Upton
Keegan
Little Missionary’s Day Nursery
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Mme
Eamma Eames
Mme. Eames
America
Emilio de Gorgorza
Roy R. Hall
Damariscotta
Belle P
Mr. Hall
Isaiah Morrell
Funeral of Mrs Hughes in Grace Church service
Funeral held Monday at two from 1005 Washington St for Mrs George E Hughes with Rev Culbert MecGay of Grace Church presiding. Out of town mourners included Nealley and Gregson families. note life described as devoted to church and charity with many friends. Surviving relatives listed include her husband, mother, siblings, and nieces.
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Culbert MecGay
Grace Church
George E. Hughes
Hughes
Washington St
Johns. Hyde
William D. Sewall
Joseph M. Trott
Joseph Sewall
Sagadahoc Bar Association
Ladies’ Aid Society
William FP. Nealley
Harry Merrill
Mary D. Nealley
Bangor
H. A. Nealley
Newton and
Bowdoin N
Susan Margaret
E. S. J. Nealley
Grace Episcopal Church
FE. S. J. Nealley
Bath
John Gregson
City
William P. Nealley
Boston
Bowdoin N. Gregson
Amherst Agricultural College
Milwaukee
Edward St. John Nealley
Newton
Katharine Nealles
Ellen G. Nealley
Older Than Maine John W Stewart Is 95
John W Stewart, born May 10 1879 in Ballmore Scotland, says he is a year older than the state of Maine and remains lively at 95. He credits his health to simple childhood foods and an active outdoor life.
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John W. Stewart
Down Street
Mr. Stewart
Maine
Ballmore
Scotland
Change of Program for 1914 Commencement Arrangements
A faculty committee revamps the commencement schedule to attract alumni and provide entertaining events. Activities include Phi Kappa Phi banquet, oratorical contest, Baccalureate address, vesper service, military drill with prize banner, class day, Maine Masque performance, Glee Club concert, Alumni vs Varsity game, luncheons, president’s reception, and fraternity reunions from June 6 to June 9.
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Phi Kappa Phi
Maine
Arrests at Center Street tenement end in court
Saturday police halted a drunken gathering at a Center Street tenement arresting Mr and Mrs Ernest Thompson and a couple from Rockland. One quart of whiskey was seized. On Monday Judge Keegan fined Thompson and Mrs Thompson and Mrs Cameron $14.62 each and Cameron $9.62 with jail terms for default. Vernon Gray found guilty for pocket peddling in a separate case. Morse High crushed Edward Little 24 to 5 in a basketball game. Upcoming events include commencement activities at the university.
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Wallace
Center St
Ernest Thompson
Rockland
Sheriff Oliver
Thompson
Express
Keegan
Thompson-Cameron
Cameron
Vernon Gray
Five Islands
Oliver
Augusta
Gray
the Times
Morse High
Edward Little
Black Point
Cookson
George E. Hughes
Hughes
Supreme Judicial Court
Artell Cookson
State
Hobbs
Supreme Court Action in Bartlett v Spraune and Related Cases
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court heard Bartlett v Spraiue with a $75 settlement. Crocker v Crocker awarded half undivided property. Wheeler named referee for rents and profits. Several liquor cases led to not guilty verdicts and fines. Hobbs cases resolved with jail time and fines, with possible further action if liquor sales continue. Cases Atkins v Grant and Douglas v Thomas moved to trial with assigned counsel.
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Crocker
Maine Water Co
Benedict Manson Marine Co
Kennebec River
Bath
Hanson
Hobbs
Oliver
Heselton
Plummer
Bridgham
Edward Atkins
Hugh D. Grant
Appli
Justice Hanson
Wheeler & Howe
C. M. P. Larrabee
Arthur B. Douglas
Applt
Nellie Thomas
Drew and Newell
Forest lone vow of Bana Douglass aims two months in Maine woods
Miss Bana Douglass of Stratton Maine plans to enter the Franklin County woods this year with no clothes or provisions and survive two months using woodcraft and game knowledge. She will emerge wearing whatever she can obtain in the backwoods. Her father Gus Douglass, an expert trapper and guide, accompanies her on a separate shooting trip across the Canadian border.
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Portland
Eve
Miss Douglass
Gus’’ Douglass
Stratton
Dead River
Carrabasset River
Eustis
Farmington
Death of Edward Payson Shaw Former Bath native 73
Edward Payson Shaw, 73, formerly of Bath, died in Malden Mass. He was born to James R. and Margaret J. Shaw and learned telegraphy with his brother D. C. Shaw. A Civil War veteran, he served in the 8th Maine and was wounded at Fair Oaks. He leaves a wife, daughter Miss H. Creeme Shaw of Malden, and sisters Ellen T and Diane H Shaw of Bath. His funeral occurred in Malden Friday at 10 p.m.
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Maine
Fair Oaks
H. Creeme Shaw
Malden
Ellen T
Diane H.shaw
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Promises Easy Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil as a tasteless, odorless remedy for colds. It claims no additives and easy use for children, warning against flavored oils and noting it comes in 25 and 50 cent sizes. Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Buffalo, New York, publish the green castor leaf trademark.
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Kellogg
Spencer Kellogg & Sons of
Buffalo
Kellogg’s
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc
N. Y
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Jus Bernard
Columbia Hotel
Knox County
S. J Court
Florence Boyd
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Harold W. Boyd
F. E. Stanley
Mass
Plorian
Belleair
William G. Small
George W. Hunt
William T. Donnell
Cumberland
James B. Drake
Hampton Roads
Tampa
E. O. Dow
Knox & Lincoln Division
Maine Central
Frank Dow
Levi Berry
Mr. Dow
Kennebec Journal
Fred Cyphers
Capitol St
Harry McCausland
Kennebec
King of the Bay
al. Ridley
Ridley
Edgecomb
Massachusetts
Mel Rice
Howard
Arthur McCallum
Jacob Wheeler
University of Maine
Grist
Bath Municipal Court
Supreme Court
Granville Miller
Miller
Park League
Edward P. Shaw
Maldred
Paul Ragon
Harry E. Ragon
Southern Pacific Railroad
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