Parish Meeting of Winter Street Congregationalists
Two hundred attended the Tarisa supper and meeting at Winter Street Congregational church. The church finished the year with a small treasury balance and will fund the coming year by voluntary subscriptions. A 6 50 supper preceded the meeting with Henry R White reading the call. Dr Langdon T Snipe elected moderator and Miss Jennie G Silsby read the treasurer's report. The assembly elected officers and committees for the year. Prices for eggs and butter fell, with butter at 60 cents a pound and eggs at 60 cents a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Congregational Church
Prudential Committee
Henry R. White
Langdon T. Snipe
Jennie G. Silsby
Snipe
J. Edward Drake
Prudential
James B. Drake
Galen C. Moses
Charles W. Clifford
Treas
Clarence W. Morse
Omar W. Folsom
Ralph H. Dunton
David L. Black
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Francis W. Weeks
Edward B. Smith
A. EK. Wardwell
William Schaubel
Charles
Chester Oliver
Charles M. Webber
Allen M. Irish
Irving C. Trufant
Arthur Foster
Rosa Brown
William Donnell
January Session of Sagadahoc Probate Court Summarized
The January to February Sagadahoc Probate Court session, led by Judge James S. Lowell and Register William Dunham, granted administrations for multiple Bath Bowdoin and Topsham estates, allowed wills, approved several accounts and inventories, filed bonds, and granted licenses to sell real estate including estates of Koughan Small Dukeshire Ham Hatch and Jewell with various executors administrators and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
James S. Lowell
William Dunham
Lowell
John S. Koughan
Bath
Harry A. Koughan
Hattie T. Small
Bowdoin
Frank E. Small
Martha Dukeshire
Stillman F. Dukeshire
Lillian Thebeau
Eugene Thebeau
Henry M. Cunningham
Woolwich
Annie B. Cunningham
Charles A. Ham
Susan Br. Ham
Alvenia Grace Plummer
Benjamin M. Plummer
F. F. Fish
Charles A. Corliss
James EF. Fish
Fred D. Hill
Louise Morse Hill
Mark Langdon Hill
Mary M. Hatch
Robert K. ‘Hatch
Bowdeinham
John H. Schottler
Mary J. C. Schottler
Adelia KF. (Piper) Haskell
Daniel A. Hall
Topsham
Justus A. B. Cowles
George F. Reed
Harvey K. Erskine
Florence G. Erskine
Alice S. Dain
Charles J. Dain
Caroline A. Jewell
Chauncey F Curtis P
John C. Whittier
James C. Purinton
John A. Knowlton
Emma A. Knowlton
Nellie M. Card
Frank W. Card
Lewis M. King
Henrietta M. King
Frank KE. Small
Hattie E. Small
Mary A. Koughan
John Seymour Koughan
Eee
Ae Sank
W. Card
Ath
Wares
J. Nutter Et Als
Chauncey F. Curtis
Smelt Run Boosts New York Shipments From Local Creek
Good ice fishing yields several hundred pounds of smelts shipped in one lot to New York this week. Community notes include church activities, sick lists, visits, and local visits from Bath to Freeport with numerous residents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. Hilton Post
Beacon Street
Charles T. Small
Ray Campbell
Dromore
George Eaton
Lydia Holrock
Freeport
Will ‘Holbrook
William Willis
Portland
Herbert Willis
Billa Watts
John King
West Bath
Wilton Bates
Fred Dwyer
People’s Church
Fred Coombs
William D. Perry
Doris Perry
South Carolina
Boston
Robert Manson
Winfield Groves
Harry F. Oliver
Alton Oliver
George Dennison
Abram C. Oliver
Leon Pewnell
Earl Coombs
Parker Head
Charles Merry
Charles Rogers
Small Point
Arnold Morse
al Goodwin
New London
Goodwin
Fred Urvan
Phippsburg
Bath
Urran
Millbridge
Hyde Windlass Co
Cora Campbell
Charles Preble
Walter Morse
Howard Spinney
Brunswick
Seymour Hayden
Fourth Quarterly Conference At Wesley
At Wesley Methodist Church the fourth quarterly conference reviewed hospital funds records and auditing. Officials named include Miss Sadie Black and A. M. Butterfield with H. L. Hopkins and H. A. Duncan overseeing parsonage furniture, ministerial support, and examination of local preachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Sadie Black
Freedman’s” Aid
S. G. A. Cahill
H. L. Hop
A. M. Buttereld
H. A. Walters
John Gage
H. W. Sampson
A. A. Morse
E. E B. Whittemore
W. A. Lowell
A. EK. Baum
Trier of Appeals
A. M.butterfield
Finance
H. A. Duncan
A. M. Butterfield
F. W. Armes
H. L. Hopkins
Death of Mrs Mehitable Knapp in Bridgeport Conn
Mrs Mehitable Knapp formerly of Woolwich died in Bridgeport Conn on Tuesday Feb 4 at age 9 years six months. She lived with her brother Aaron Velano at Days Ferry before moving to Bridgeport. Her brother and other relatives are limited to three cousins Mrs L M Hughes and Tibbetts of Woolwich. The body will be brought to Bath for entombment and in spring to Woolwich for burial in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehitable Knapp
Woolwich
Bridgeport
Conn
Musical Program Delights Bath YMCA Audience
Entertainers Miss Carleton and Mrs. Gatchell performed for a Bath crowd before basketball games. They had traveled New England camps and forts and learned Fort Baldwin troops were nearly ready to move. The program included vocal and violin solos with piano accompaniment and applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton
Gatchell
New England
Fort Baldwin
Popham
Portland
Bath
Georgia
War Council
Retires From Stable Business After Humane Endings
Local report recalls Charlie Jordan's stable care philosophy as five horses faced auction risk last week. He had three euthanized and two donated to owners promising humane treatment and painless end. The horses Kiko Black Diamond and Maud McCarty are named in the account, with Maud McCarty noted dead from heart failure. Jordan is described as devoted to his animals and luck with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiko
John May
Boston
Black Diamond
Maud McCarty
Charlie
Jordan
Phi Rho Society Holds Thursday Meeting at Morse High
The Phi Rho society met Thursday night in Morse high school hall with a smaller attendance due to other entertainments. Several arguments and suggestions aimed at improving the society were discussed and members were urged to attend the next important meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Rho Society
Morse High School
Vitality Boost Uproar Promoted By Local Drugstore Claim
An advertisement by C. L. Wood Co of Lewell promotes vitality tonics and nerve aids claiming to restore color, digestion, and strength. The copy reads like a health cure pitch urging readers to try the product for improved vigor and life satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pha
Wood Coy
Lewell
Corporal Crocker Returns After 18 Months of War Service
Morse High School service flag near display hall honors Corporal Deltram Crocker of the 103d Infantry and Headquarters Company 26th Division. He survived Chateau Thierry St Mihiel Ravailles Cantons and Soissons, fought in many engagements, bayoneted an enemy, and endured shell bombardment and gas canisters. He recounts cooties and a gas boat explosion as hazards, and his unit arrived overseas with General Pershing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORP
Beltram Crocker
Vranes
Deltram Crocker
Ae Middle Street
Fas
Chateau Thierry
the Warne
St. Mihiel
Ravelia
Forest of the Arvenne
Chemin Des Dames
Soissons
Tonl
Crocker
Co. A
Maine Infantry
103D Infantry
Frank Jhiume
2D Maine
Gen. Pershing
Morse High School
James P. King
King
Carl Anderson
3Th Pioneer Infantry
Gerald Atkinson
96Th
William Ballou
56Th Pioneer Infantry
Thornton Bates
35D Artillery
Harold Battison
821St Field Artillery
Samuel Bickle
U.S.N
John Brown
Liootenain
Walter Brown
Leutenant
Tank Corps
Co. E
Edwin Erskine
C.A.C
Lincoln Farrar
Charles Fitzgerald
U.S.S
Edward Vitagerald
John Fitzgerald
Infantry
Paul Fitzgerald
Elliott Fuller
Headquarters Army Artillery
First Army
Ralph Gay
Co. 1
L2ng
Joseph Gaudreau
Coast Artillery Band
Maurice Green
36Th Artillery
Mark Hagan
Harold Haggett
Charles Hall
303D
Field Artillery
Wallace Ham
First Regiment
Coast Artillery
Harold Hanson
Eugene Hart
Lawrence Hart
U.S. N
Langdon Hill
Ensign
John Houghton
Charles I. Hughes
Otis Hunt
30Nd Heavy Field Artillery
Clarence C. Huse
Arthur Hyde
Lawrence Kane
11Th Engineers
Harold Kelley
Paul Koughan
Forrest Legard
Youth’s varied wartime experiences after enlistment
A 22 year old describes diverse wartime life including making smoke from snow and ice dried over a candle, using German helmets as wash basins, eating corned Willie and hard tack, and counting 1¢ rounds. He notes his experiences are varied and more than the average youth endures.
Doctor Urged an Operation in Baltimore Woman Credits Remedy
Nellie Bristinguam of Baltimore Maryland says after months of bed rest and nerve head ache treatments her doctor urged surgery. She took five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and was cured enabling her to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Baltimore
Nellie B
Calverton Rd
Lydia E
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Russell Thaw
Woman Who
Mable Normandy
Liberty Theatre
Photoplay
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Dorothy Gish
Hope Chest
Dorothy Philips
Emmy Wehlen
Sylvia
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Congregationalists
Karl Morse
Walter Rogers
Zina Eaton
Bridgehall
Bath Deptmn
T Store
Rhos
Huns
Sam
Galen M. Low
Michael Leyden
301St Engineers
Frederick Magoun
U.S.N. A
Percy Marks
Boatswain's Ma
Lawrence Martin
13Th Balloon Company
Warren Mayers
Benjamin M. Mikels
Medical Corps
Lee M. Mikels
Roy Miller
Motor Transportation Corps
Jorace Morse
Parker Moulton
B. Hargraves Murray
Amory McLellan
Heavy Field Artillery
Houghton McLellan
Harry W. Owen, Jr
Coast Defense
William Palmer
Roy Percy
Ninth Regiment
Roscoe Perkins
John Perry
74Th Infantry
Stanley Pierce
U.S N
Harold Reed
Co. C
212Th Field Signal Battalion
Edwin Rogers
56Th Infantry
Gardiner Rogers
Donald Sewall
French Army Motor Corps
Edward Sewall
Charles Shaw
Roscoe Shaw
29Th Artillery
Leburton Sheldon
Lowell Smith
Joseph Small
Ralph Stetson
Perry Thompson
Army of Occupation
Harold Thompson
R. Freeman Trott
Harold Ward
Earl Warren
Kenneth Weeks
Frank Whalen
Paul Wing
1101St Field Artillery
Eugene Worrey
53D Heavy Field Artillery
Irving S. Baker
Machine Gun Central Officers Training School
John J. Flaherty
Leonard Gibson
Camp Devent
Roland Smith
44Th Regiment
Roland Weeks
U.S.N. Red Cross
Charlotte Farnham Faxon
Jane Rideout
Dorothy Tarbox
Earl Thompson