Morse Returns to New York After Ocean Trip Amid Hopes of Settlement
Charles Morse sails back across the ocean and lands in New York next Saturday. The Independent notes Bath interests and predicts Morse will settle disputes quickly while eyeing a swift comeback among top leaders. The piece also comments on Daughters of the Revolution, postal order publications, and Bath wrestling enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morse
New York
Charles W. Morse
Etruria
Liverpool
Fireman killed in Millinockett blaze at Eureka house
Joseph Perry, a fireman, died last Saturday when floor collapses trapped him during firefighting at the Eureka house in Millinockett. The building suffered $3,000 in losses. Cr A Beasley, Houston banker, died by suicide. E C Brooks killed himself in the New York Produce Exchange annex after accusing Wall Street duplicity. Gen Stewart L Woodford named Hughes League president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Perry
Millinockett
Eureka House
Wall Street
E. C. Brooks
New York Produce Exchange
Stewart L. Woodford
Hughes League of the United States
Manhattan Hotel
New York
Republicans to pick caucus nominees in March election
The piece notes next week’s Republican caucuses will reveal nominees for March elections. It argues strong candidates will be chosen, promising a busy year in politics as campaigns heat up from now to November. It also contrasts local financial worries with thriving winter amusements and good business prospects in Bath.
Sebenoa Hale Opens With Woolwich Ladies Sale Event
Sebenoa Hall in Woolwich was dedicated Friday night with a fair and entertainment organized by the Sagadahoc Ferry Hall ladies. A large town gathering and Bath delegates attended. The new building cost about 3000 dollars, funded by subscriptions with the ladies playing a key role. Supper ran from five to nine, featuring recitations, songs, and dances performed by local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Sebenoa Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry Hall Company
Bath
Rice
Richmond
Ethelyn Reed
Bleike Reed
Edith Lilly
F. Jones
Mr. Daniels
Freeport
Dorris
Bernice Shanahan
Shanahan
Marion Rice
Herbert Hall
Wallace Reed
H. P
Ferry Hall Company Hosts Woolwich Reunion and Dance
In Woolwich a large reunion where Mrs. F E Leonard presides as president and Mrs J A Crooker as treasurer drew locals to Ferry Hall. Proceeds neared $100 as volunteers in groups led by Mrs Hf W Crooker and others organized booths and a supper. A crawd ball is planned next Friday with special ferry trips to Bath for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry Hall Company
F. E. Leonard
J. A. Crooker
People’s Ferry Company
Woolwich
Bath
Mrs Sarah E Brown Dies at 63 on Water Street
Mrs Sarah E Brown aged 63 died Sunday noon at her Water Street home after long illness. Born in the city, she was daughter of Daniel Whalan and Martha A Dunham. She married John H Brown 39 years ago. Survived by husband three sons John W Edward D and Charles S Brown all of the city two sisters Mrs Mary Farnham and Miss Mabel Mayers and one brother George A Mayers. Funeral 10:20 this forenoon from 185 Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Brown
Water Street
Daniel Whalan
Martha A. Dunham
John H. Brown
John W
Edward D
Charles S. Brown
Mary Farnham
Mabel Mayers
George A. Mayers
Frederick A F Adams Dies Suddenly at 73
Frederick A F Adams died suddenly Saturday afternoon at his home on Lower Washington Street aged seventy three. The news of his death will be received with sorrow.
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Frederick A. F. Adams
Lower
Washington Street
Noted Maine horseman Adams Dies After Long Life In Sport
Maine horseman and dealer of high bred stock born in Bangor in 1844 died after a long life centered on horses. He owned at least a thousand horses, ran farms in Bowdoinham and near Springfield, and later lived in Bath with his widow. He also engaged in real estate in New Bedford and belonged to several clubs and societies.
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New England
Mr. Adams
Bangor
Augusta
Captain Reed
Bowdoinham
Colonel Russell
Bath
Busy Bodies Club Postponed Meeting Near The Ridge
The Busy Bodies sewing group postponed until Saturday due to a storm. Guests included Mrs. Harold DeLong and Chas L. Stevens. Lunch featured sponge cake and blancmange. Attendees listed with local families and visiting friends.
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J. P. Leach
Agnes Cutting
Rebecca Bowker
Edith Bowker
Pearl Williams
Martha Cutting
Bessie
Grace Dickinson
Harold De-Long
Christian Endeavor
Ethel Cushman
Christine Cutting
Ina Pease
Mary Heald
Ralph Willis
Wallace McDonald
Frank M. Harden
Bath
Farmington
W. A.C. Rogers
Grippe
Boston Herald
J. G. Parker
Str
Manhattan
Shr
Fiheman
Cape Elizabeth
Parker
Leon W. Berry
Boston
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Anthoron
Enemery
Androscoggin
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Fernald
Cr. A. Beasley
American Bank and Trust Co
Houston
Texas
Texxas Bankers’ Association
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Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
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William H. Taft
Arthur Vorys
Taft
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Luis Phillippe
Portugal
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Pittsfield
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Richmond Ind
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Sarah BE
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Pilppsburg
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