Oliver Couple Mark Golden Wedding With 30 Guests
Mr and Mrs Alfred S Oliver celebrate their 50th anniversary at their Winneganee district home after a long marriage begun Feb 5 1904 at Corliss Street church. They have three children Raymond Robert and Miss Lelia and many friends join in songs poems and treats.
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Mrs
Alfred S. Oliver
High Street
Winneganee
Corliss Street
Willey
Mr. Oliver
Georgetown
Oliver
Kennebec
Thomas
Nancy Oliver
Phippsburg
Quines
Mass
Robert W. Oliver
John M. Skhofield
Neighors
South End
T P. A
Community club and local society notes on midwinter events
Raymond Oliver visits Quincey for his parents golden anniversary as storms disrupt auxiliary meetings. The Community club plans a February session with tours from Eagles and Bathaerie units, a Legion guest night on Feb 20, and interclub tournaments under discussion. Local members host, quilt making continues, and smelt fishing reports surface amid winter activity.
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Raymond Oliver
Quincey
Mass
Charles KE. Preble
High Street
Tarry. Williams
Interlelub
Roland St. Smith Post
American Legion
Bathaerie of Eagles
Winnegance Club
Eagles
Winneganee
The
Heavy February term probate court proceedings listed
Judge James S Lowell presided a lengthy February term probate court session with numerous wills and administrations. Executors named include Gardiner Bricker Golding Baker and many others. estates in Bath Topsham Georgetown Richmond Woolwich and Phippsburg. Accounts, inventories and guardianship petitions were filed and approved with several administrators and executors appointed and bond conditions noted.
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James S. Lowell
Low AL
Juniata
M. Gardiner
Richmond
Clinton
Gardiner
Violetta Shephard
Bath
Joseph M. Pratt
John FE
Drury
Elizabeth Golding
Trenton
N.J
Edwin Golding
William Sheppard
William J. Baker
George B. Jackson
Saim M. Jackson
Escentrix
Werbert A. Bhickie
Georgetown
John R. Blackie
Clara M. Reid
Walter E. Reid
Winfield G. Brookings
Woolwich
Rossa A. Brookings
Hiram Ro Pattee
Christopher Cushing
James M. Somers
Florence
Somerse Aministratoiv
Tantha M. Morse
Phippsburg
Franklin P. Spregue
Heniamin
Girard Trust Co
Albert M. Bngley
Path
Ida EK
Bngley
August Olson
Augustus Oloong
Frank B. Olson
Guardian
Harriet AL Porinton
Topsham
Elizabeth W. Porinton
Williaan M. Sparks
Annie S. Sparks
Kibel
Harlow
Wendall
Baker
Caroline FL
Martha TL
Favor
Edward 1
Prank Wo Merritt
George A. Merritt
Walter FE. Bongariz
Carola Bongartz
Maragre
ML Carter
U. Thomas
Mary O A. Thomas
J.G. C. Farnham
Maria DB. Farnham
Frederic W. Baker
John Frederic Baker
Margaret Baker
Richard A. Baker
John G. Morse
Frank Merritt
Ida BK. Eugley
Adbert Mo Eugley
Ethel M. Reed
Annie C. Oliver
Ath
George ©. Rogers
Ada M. Rogers
George Rogers
Eiiza TB. Masters
Dobb's Ferry
N.Y
Francis Tk
Sarah Masters
Etta A. Willey
Lewiston
William N. Newell
Degouarde Morin
Alcide Morin
Sidney Dr. Skelton
Bowdoin
Grace T. Philamer
Banting credited for insulin diabetes remedy discovery
A passage notes insulin as a diabetes treatment. It states Dr. Frederick Banting of Canada as the discoverer. The piece also mentions a Radio report from a dripping tunnel 90 feet below the Hudson River, 1600 feet from an exit, with officials experts sand hogs and newspaper men involved.
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Certain
Edmain
Frederick Grant Banting
Canada
Hudson River
County Attorney Arthur J Punton Dies in Portland
County attorney Arthur J Punton died on Wednesday in Portland after a brief illness. He served the county for over two decades, guiding legal matters and supervising the prosecutor’s office. He is survived by his wife and two children and will be remembered for his public service.
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Arthur J. Punton
Portland
Morse High to Open New South Portland Gym
Morse High is to be the opening guest at the new South Portland high school gym Friday night, a dedication praised by the Portl and Press Herald. Morse, favored to win, will meet Deering High in a high school arena built for basketball and other events, with seating and a premium crowd anticipated.
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Morse High
South Portland
Trath
South Worthand
Dat Sersen
Union Gym
Morse
Capers
Portland Press Herald
Diath
Tastana
Gomnyt Ubat
Rovers
Morse High School
Deering Lich School
Pelemin Uderete Etseneg
E. T. Ie
Tt Os
Dermet Welle
Sanford
Kelley
Tloeper
Afiller
Gerard
Scotts Worthind
Certeon
Porthind
Porthud
Brunswick Police Chief Reports Year End Findings
Brunswick police chief William J. Edwards releases annual figures for the year ending February 1, 1924, noting 112 total arrests including 34 for improper vehicle violations and 31 for intoxication. 16 for other police departments, 15 for larceny, 15 for prohibition violations, one for profanity, one for carrying concealed weapons, and numerous other official crimes. The fire department logged 168 calls, up 22 percent, with one major rural house loss of 3000 on Federal Street and several forest fires. Doris Hutchins hosts the Aloha club at Cherry Street with a guest list and postmeeting plans. A leap year ball is set for February 29 at the armory featuring Charlote Cahill Rauser and Ralph Small with music by Hiram T. Stevens. Mrs. Raneer makes a final Bath public appearance for months.
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Roberta Manson
Byron IF. Barker
Bath
Doris Perry
Charles Preble
Frank Perry
Auotion
I. A. , Trueworthy
Alice Colson
Harry JB. Willian
Mystery Club
William J. Edwards
Brunswick Police
Brunswick Fire Department
Brunswick
Brunswick Police Department
Arthur Smith
Federal Street
Armory
Charlote Cahill Rauser
Ralph Small
Hiram T. Stevens
Mrs. Raneer
Mrs William A Small Visits Boston Worker Husband
Mrs William A Small travels to Boston on Tuesday to see her husband employed with the Doan Towboat Co. The social note records a short domestic visit.
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William A. Small
Boston
Doan Towboat Co
Phippsburg Selectmen Plan to Close Books February 16
Phippsburg selectmen met for town business and announced they will close accounts for the current municipal year on February 16. They urge all bills against the town to be presented before that date. The report also lists local personal notices and community updates from the area.
Many Bath People Wintering in Florida
St Petersburg Florida February reports show thousands of Bath visitors joining others in Sunshine City. Hotels and housing strained as winter guests from Bath Maine and across the U S fill Gulfport and Petersburg areas. Daily band concerts in Williams Park entertain crowds while warm gulf waters lure beachgoers. Several Bath residents are listed among seasonal arrivals and stays at Gulfport addresses through February and into May.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Maine
Gulf
Charles FE. Batchelder
Lincoln Street
Sunshine City
Tangerine Avenue
Gulfport
Willian Besan
High Street
7Th Street
Sunset Avenue
Frank Brown
Rosand Brown
6Th Street
Charles Chestra
George A. Glass
Charles J. Higgins
Grove Street
Fred Fr. Lord
Leslie MoMello
Ning Tavern
4Th Avenue
Ira W. Robinson
S Cummings Street
10Th Avenue South
Starry DB. Sawyer
Dimmer Street
6Th Avenue North
Suit Seeks 400 In Loss Of Suitcase Contents
Surrett Porter of Brunswick sues Cumberland County Superior Court in Portland for 400 alleging loss of contents from a suitcase turned over to an American Express Co. agent in Florence. The suitcase, to be delivered on the Roma steamer from Marseilles, belonged to Barrett Potter and his sisters Caroline N. and May E. Potter.
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American Express Co
Florence
Italy
Surrett Porter
Brunswick
Cumberland County Superior Court
Portland
Clerk of Courts
Roma
Bre Line
Marseilles
France
Barrett Potter
Caroline N
May E. Potter
Taynond Donnell and crew roam city with Perth Amboy tug
Taynond Donnell a deck hand from Perth Amboy and his companion Lewis Colley called on friends and relatives this Monday night. Edward E. Emery formerly of Bath, Wiscasset, was seen in the city Wednesday en route to Gorham.
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Taynond Donnell
Perth Amboy
Lewis Colley
N. J
Edward E. Emery
Wiscasset
Bath
Gorham
State plans 10 ride roads of drunken drivers
State Highway Commission announces plans to revoke licenses of drivers under the influence as a deterrent. Hearing considered restoration requests from four petitioners plus a Maine resident convicted in Portland. Commissioner Nelson noted findings to be reported to the full Highway Commission soon.
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Maine
Lyman HH
Nelon
Leilings
Portland
Gunn
State Highway Commission
Nelson
Vigier
Dee Wiese
Vietion
Spain
Comissioner Nevse
Amd
Portsmeiu
J. M
Mer. Nelson i
Merton J. Wheeler
Margaret J. Keene
Car Flips En Route to Bath and Woolwich
Fred F. Pendleton the Wiscasset boat builder and a companion were involved in a minor rollover on an icy stretch between John Foote’s home and Simpson's corner near Muddy River Bridge. The car sustained only a broken door handle and bent mudguard. they were uninjured and towed to Bath Garage Co for repairs. A wrecking crew righted the vehicle and they continued later.
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Bath Garage Co
Ex Mayor Cahill Witnessed Wilson Inauguration
Ex mayor Charles H. Cahill of Bath recalls traveling to Washington in 1918 to attend Woodrow Wilsons inauguration. He joined Senator Edward W. Wheeler of Brunswick and received special courtesy from Maine delegates. Cahill called the event his greatest life experience.
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Charles HE. Cahill
Washington
Wilson
Edward W. Wheeler
Brunswick
Cahill
Maine
Mar. Wilson
Bath couple wed at St Marys Church
Alex Burgess J and Miss Alice Long both of Bath were married Monday morning at St Marys church with Fr Nicholas J Horan officiating. The groom’s brother served as best man and a cousin as bridesmaid. A wedding breakfast followed at the grooms parents home and 300 friends later hosted a surprise party at their new Chestnut street home.
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Alex Burgess
Alice Long
Bath
St. Marys Church
Nicholas J. Horan
Charles Durgess
Best Iam.s
Louise McPhee
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
John Long
Woolwich
Alex Surgers
SO Court Street
Alex Burgess, Jr
St. Mary's
Chestnut Street
Old Time Citizen of Bath Dies Aged 84
William W. Crooker of Bath died aged about 84, a former Bath resident who spent his later years in Lynn. He was the last of six children of shipbuilder William Duncan Crooker, pioneer engineer of the Eastern Steamboat Co. The funeral will be at his son Harry W. Crooker's home in Lynn on Tuesday at two in the afternoon.
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Charlese Jackson
William W. Crocker
Bath
Lynn
Phe
Abbie Orae
Boothhay Harbor
Franker
Willian WL Crooker
William Duncan Crooker
Indy
C de Wli
Crooker
Shi
Vier
Plyde Windlass Co
Isaiah Crooker
Jemithan Thilbrooker
Diath
Jegiah Crocker
Winter Street
Center
Wrte
Maine Central Railroad
Isaiah Crocker
Oak Street
Winneysanee
New Meadows
Nennebec River
Isaith Crocker
St. Mary's Church
High Street
Dlacksmith
Dbenjamin Savage
Tseish Crooker
William W. Crooker
Old Eastern Steamboat Co
Sasanes
Winnurna
Henry W. Swanton
Harry W. Crooker
Harwood — Street
Mass
Bath Elks Attend Portland Reception
Notices sent to over 200 Bath lodge Elks members ahead of a Portland reception for Grand Exalted Ruler James C. McFarland of Watertown New York. The event at the Falmouth Iron Tote room includes a banquet after a 7.30 start with other officials such as Fred C. Robinson John Dysart and Charles Ray. Portland lodge members plan hotel bookings as Bath lodge groups plan to travel and stay overnight. Meanwhile soprano Miss Rachael Emerson, formerly Bay Point summer resident, tours Portland with recent appearances including Butterfly Tea at Congress Square church and a Friday dinner with Frederick Lowell.
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Bath Lodge of Elks
State of Maine
Elks
James C. McFarland
Watertown
Porthind
Mr. McParland
Falmouth
Fred C. Robinson
John Dysart
Charles Ray
John G. Vries
Columbus
Janes R. Nicholson
Boston
Bath Lodge
Portland
Portland Lodge
Rachael Emerson
Bay Point
Lauvels
Congress Square
Frederick Lowell
Cottage Street
Florence N. Gardiner
Cape Elizabeth
Richmond Visitors Harry Houdlette and Henry Drew in Bath
Richmond businessmen Harry Houdlette and Henry Drew visited Bath on Tuesday to tour local enterprises and discuss potential collaborations. They arrived from Richmond and met with Bath firm representatives to explore investment opportunities.
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Harry FE. Houdlette
Henry BR. Drew
Richmond
Bath
Bathman Acquainted with War President
Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin of Winter Street Church recalls Woodrow Wilson before his presidency. Hardin, Princeton graduate and former faculty, says Wilson was popular for lectures on international law and his chapel addresses. He praises Wilsons The State and Governments as a masterful, clear text prized in colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street Church
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Hardin
Wilson
James Dbryee
Emergency car kit essentials urged for motorists
A statement by M. Eldridge of the American Automobile Association urges drivers to equip cars with a concise emergency kit. Items include pliers, a pocket flashlight, towing rope, spark plug socket wrench, tire chains, tire pump, tire gauge, and a folding water bucket for radiator refills to prevent delays and accidents on the road.
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M. ©. Eldridge
Washington
American Automobile Association
Mr. Eldridge
Saunders Celebrates 92nd Birthday in Winter Wood-Yard
R O Saunders of East Sumner is recognized as one of Maine's smartest old men. He recently celebrated his 92nd birthday and has already cut over 20 cords of wood this winter, with the season not yet half over.
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John G. Morse & Sons
Phippsburg
Beulah McIntire
Bath
Susi Daley
R. O. Saunders
East Sumner
Maine
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