Bath Hospital and Orphan Asylum funding debated
Hearings in Augusta before the Committee on Appropriations favor Bath City Hospital and Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum. Requests total 2000 dollars yearly for 1915 and 1916 for the hospital plus 15000 for a nurse's home and 9500 yearly for maintenance for the asylum. Support from local figures cited. Committee tabled for executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Committee On Appropriations
Bath City Hospital
Bath Military
Wallace N. Price
Sagadahoc
Nicholas J. Horan
Bath
Charles W. Clifford
Clifford
Emery
Edward W. Jarrabee
Writ of mandamus sought against Bath officer for alleged abuse
George C. Nichols petitions the Supreme Judicial Court in Auburn to compel a hearing on his claim that Officer John Sonia insulted him during office hours on Dec 2 1914. Nichols accuses Sonia of vile language and threats in Nichols's dental office, breach of duties, and seeks removal. The petition notes a prior unsigned complaint to Mayor Dunton and Aldermen with no hearing.
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Dunton
Board of Aldermen
Aderton
Supreme Judicial Court
Auburn
George C. Nichols
John Sonia
Nichols
Sonia
Arthur J. Dunton
City of
Bath
Writ of Mandamus Sought Against Bath Officials
The petitioner seeks a writ of mandamus to compel the Bath mayor and aldermen to grant a formal hearing and provide proper notice. A hearing is set in Auburn on Feb. 20 per Chief Justice A. R. Savage. F P Sprague represents Dr Nichols.
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Bath
A. R. Savage
Auburn
F. P. Sprague
Nichols
Park League standings reshaped after week of shifts
In the Park Bowling League last week the Beacons maintain the lead despite dropping three points. The Plumbers moved into fourth, replacing Hyde Windlass, while Percys head the second division. Official standings follow.
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Beacons
Plumbers
Hyde Windlass
Percy's
Baer Beacons
Clothiers
Eurekas
Percy's We
Hywincos
Farrar
Smith
Dall
Stewart
W. H. Miller
Es Miller
Frates
Chase
E. Billings
Williams
Park
Percy
Times
de Wick
Sixty Years of Marriage Celebrated by Robinsons
Mr and Mrs Leonard Robinson of Upper Washington Street quietly observed their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a family reunion. He is a noted millwright born 1831 in Sebee and long active in the city’s shipyard work. The couple have two sons a daughter eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren and attend Beacon Street Methodist Church.
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Leonard Robinson
Upper Washington St
Mr. Robinson
Sebee
Benjamin Franklin Robinson
Norridgewock
Corinth Academy
The
New England Co
Olive D. Baker
James S. Baker
Machias
Charles E. Robinson
This City
Albert M. Robinson
Westboro
Mass
Jucy Wetherbee
Robinson
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Narrow Escape On Utah After Heavy Deck Blow
H M Workman coxswain aboard the Utah barely saved after a large wave swept him across the deck through life lines. He hung by one arm as water washed over, and another wave washed him back to the deck, saving him from likely death. The note also recounts Harry Look’s survival after the Washingtonian collision near Cape Henlopen and the Bowdoin conference program at Lisbon Falls with speakers from Greene and Gardiner.
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H. M. Workman
Utah
Mr. Workman
The
Courier Gazette
Harry Look
Washingtonian
Rockland
Elizabeth Palmer
Cape Henlopen
Look
Fenwick’s Island
Mr. Look
Bowdoine
Free Baptist Church
Lisbon Falls
H. S. Erb
Greene
S.C. Wright
D.D
Gardiner
America
Guy Benner
West Bowdoin
G. H. Hamlin
India
E. B. Tetley
Topsham
A. DD
Paul
Auburn
G. B. Files
Lewiston
W. Brown
Richmond
Bath Residents Endorse Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs G H Colby of 3 Liberty Street reports lameness in the back and kidney secretions improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Webber's Drug Store. She notes family members also benefited and recommends the remedy priced 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. propsnia ave eye
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G. H. Colby
Liberty St
Dean
Webber's Drug Store
Doan
Colby
Foster-Milbirt Co
Ave Eye
Obituary of Walter F. Marston Bath native and educator
Walter F. Marston former Bath boy died February 5 in a Connecticut hospital. A 1867 Bath High School graduate he earned honors at Colby College in 1871 and taught elocution and later led several high schools. He published the Hallowell Register from 1903 to 1908 and was regarded as a fine, honorable man. Survived by widow Adelaide four sons Charles Fred James Ray and Dorothea a sister Miss Frostena E. Marston. Funeral was from his sister’s Lincoln Street home with Rev. O W Polsom conducting. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Walter F. Marston
Bath
Connecticut
Bath Hith
Colby College
Hallowell High School
Somerville High School
Maass
Bristol
R. I
Hallowell
Hallowell Register
Adelaide Marston
Charles
Fred
James
New York
Ray
Augusta
Dorothea
Montclair
N. J
Frostena E. Marston
T.incoln St
Nathaniel Roberts Sr. Dies After Ill Health in Sabattus
Nathaniel Roberts Sr. died Friday morning at his son Nathaniel Roberts Jr.’s home in Sabattus after a period of illness. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Frank Thompson of Webster and Mrs. George Allen of Bowdoin, daughter Pearl Roberts of Lisbon Falls, son Nathaniel Roberts Jr. of Sabattus, six grandchildren, two brothers Leonard Roberts of Orr's Island and J. O. Roberts of Bowdoin, and others. Funeral held Sunday with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Born in Bowdoin, he was 84.
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Nathaniel Roberts
Nathaniel Roberts, Jr
Sabattus
Frank Thompson
Webster
George Allen
Bowdoin
Pearl Roberts
Lisbon Falls
Leonard Roberts
Orr’s Island
J. O. Roberts
Woodlawn
Lumber freight rates surge as demand grows and ships find work
Freight markets show record highs for South American timber with ships Rhine and John Ss. Emery loading in Boston for Buenos Aires now at 15 to 16 per 1000 feet. Five southern lumber schooners bring 2,000,000 feet of cargo while Pensacola rates rise to 8 per 1000 feet and Atlantic ports see 5.75 to 0. Political notes: Democratic City Committee calls mayoral caucus at Music Hall and ward caucuses on the 17th. Charles H. Cahill favored for mayoral nomination.
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Rhine
Barkentine
John Ss. Emery
Boston
Buenos Aires
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Atlantic
Democratic City Committee
Music Hall
Charles HW. Cahill
First Baptist Brotherhood Holds Tuesday Vestry Meeting
The Frepriary meeting of the First Baptist Brotherhood met Tuesday evening in the church vestry. Members extended a general invitation to all church members and the congregation to share the evening’s pleasure with them.
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First Baptist Brotherhood
That tired feeling and a daily tonic claim
A Maine reader testifies Mrs Ida Brown of West Farmington endorses Atwood's Medicine as one of the best tonics for chronic fatigue. The ad notes a big bottle priced at 35 cents and a free trial bottle, from TL F Medicine Co Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
New England
West Farmington
Ida Brown
TL. F.’’ Medicine Coo
Portland
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Bridgeton New Jersey woman Mrs Fannie Cooper reports relief from a severe female ailment after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement cites decades of testimonials and urges other women to seek advice from the Lynn Massachusetts lab.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bridgeton
N.J
Fannie Cooper
R.F.D
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
C. W. Watson
Pital
Cedar St
Bruns
Wick, Maine
Ontario Veterinary College
D.V.S
Chicago Veternary College
M.C
Ontario Veterinary Medical Society
Chicago Veterinary College Associatio
Maine Veterinary Medical
M. Humphreys
Room
Sagadahock Brick
Bath, Maine
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Winthrop
Castoria
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