Adams-Moore Wellington A Moore and Ruth Adams Married
Wellington A Moore and Ruth Margaret Adams were wed Wednesday at 2 pm at the bride's home 41 Lincoln St. The ceremony by Rev. David L. Wilson followed an Episcopal service in a family gathering. They plan a home at 507 Washington St after March 15 and a Boston New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington A. Moore
Mises Ruth Margaret Adams
Charles A. Adams
Lincoln St
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Miriam B. Adams
Colby College
Bath Box Co
Morse High School
Mrs. Moore
Boston
New York
Washington St
Wesley Church Activities Highlight Week In Progress
Sunday school attendance remains strong despite absent children. Epworth League social included Esther Brown solo and Mrs Far rar character monologue. Marion Robbins led games, refreshments served. Wesley Brotherhood debated Beacon Street Club with Howard Coombs and Richard Marr. Ladies Aid met in chapel. Fourth Quarterly Conference set with Rev J M Frost speaking. reports and officer elections planned. choir and orchestra to provide music. Dr Frost to preach tomorrow morning and evening. Kennebec County nets move to ice off Patten yard to haul smelts. Kenebec 8S F EH Co No 3 plans 44th annual concert and ball at Armory Hall next Tuesday. War Relief Association begins Pajamas project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Esther Brown
B. A. Farrar
Marion Robbins
Howard Coombs
Richard K. Marr
Wesley Brotherhood Club
Beacon Street Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. M. Frost
D.D
Doctor Frost
X Ray Advancement Reveals Organs in Photographs
An article discusses a discovery by Dr. James Scherer cited in the British Medical Journal. It explains photographing organs not at proper size to detect abscesses of the liver or kidneys in living patients and to assess intestinal blockages and kidney function. The ad suggests using Anuric with hot water to dissolve excess uric acid and relieve related pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Bowers
M. D
British Medical Journal
James Scherer
Kennebec Yacht Club Holds January Meeting
Commodore George B Moody presided at the Kennebec Yacht Club monthly meeting held Monday evening despite zero weather. Plans for the season were outlined including a smoker on the 21st, an Easter dance, and a whist party after Easter. Committees reported and most outstanding bills were said to be wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Moody
Kennebec
Small Fire at High Street Home Causes Brief Alarm
Fire alarm from box 72 at 1 15 reported a slight blaze in the ell of the John Roberts estate at High St occupied by E W Dixon. The fire started in rag a and was due to spontaneous combustion. A chemical extinguisher held the blaze to a small area and a guard from Combination Four stayed on site until all clear at 1 23. Minor damage was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High St
John Roberts
E. W. Dixon
Combination Four
Obituary for Captain Henry E. Willard of Willard
Captain Henry E. Willard died Sunday at 27 Beach Street after a brief illness. Born in 1837, he served in the Civil War and sailed coastal voyages to New Orleans, Jamaica, and Cuba with vessels such as the E A Willard and the Apphia and Amelia. He retired about ten years ago and is survived by his daughter Mrs M George Geraghty and son Charles W., both connected to the sea. Funeral at 2:30 PM Wednesday at 27 Beach Street with Rev. Leonard B. Tenney, burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Willard
Willard
Beach St
Capt. Willard
Samuel and
Betsey (Graham) Willard
Apphia D
Nathaniel
Antoinette Loveitt
M. George Geraghty
Charles W
Aged Brotherhood of Odd Fellows
South Portland
Leonard B. Tenney
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Mrs James E Clark Funeral Held in Bath
The remains of Mrs James E Clark aged 73 who died at Round Pond last week were brought to Bath Tuesday for funeral services at the daughter’s residence 23 Tallman Street conducted by Rev C R Chappell of Elm Street Baptist Church. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. She is survived by her husband four daughters Mrs Ella Donnell of West Bath Mrs Beatrice Pearson of Salem Mrs Frank King and Mrs William Brown of Bath a son William Hall a brother Humphrey A Owen and fourteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Clark
Round Pond
Bath
Frank King
Tallman St
C. R. Chappell
Elm Street Baptist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
William Brown
William Hall
Humphrey A. Owen
Death of Miss Maria Moody in Bangor At 88
Miss Maria Moody aged 88 died in Bangor Tuesday morning after a long illness. Lifelong Bangor resident, she was daughter of George B. and Mary Baker Moody and leaves sister Adele H. Moody, a niece Mrs. George E. Landenberger, and nephew George B. Moody of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maria Moody
Bangor
Miss Moody
George B
Mary Baker Moody
Adele H. Moody
George E. Landenberger
George B. Moody
Bath
Death of James B. Skaling in Upper Burlington N J
Word was received of the sudden death in Upper Burlington New Jersey of James B D Skaling 25 of this city formerly a timekeeper at the Bath Iron Works and of late a cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Burlington
James BD. Skaling
Bath Iron Works
Skaling Family Notices Leave City After Month Abroad
Merchant Mr. Skaling had been away for about a month visiting. He was a member of the Colonial Club. He leaves behind his parents Mr. and Mrs. James R. Skaling, two brothers George O. of Richmond and Wilfred Skaling of Bath, and three sisters Mrs. John Smith of Upper Burlington, Mrs. Edward Marine of Avoncourt N S, and Mrs. Charles Foose of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Merchant
Skaling
Colonial Club
George O
Richmond
Wilfred Skaling
Bath
John Smith
Upper Burlington
Edward Marine
Avoncourt
N. S
Charles Foose
City
Lenox Hotel Fire Victim Horton Faces Weeks in Hospital
Edward M. Horton, badly burned in the Lenox Hotel blaze in Boston, headed from New York to a Five Islands summer home when the fire started at 4 30 am. Doctors expect weeks in hospital with hopes to avoid grafting. His mother Mrs. P. V. R. Ely and her companion were staying at the Lenox. Horton’s face and body sustained severe burns. a Harvard unit doctor is using a new treatment from France. Horton, a Bath and Five Islands figure, is noted for his kindness and poised character and has deep Massachusetts family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Horton
Lenox
Boston
New York
Five Islands
P. V. R. Ely
Paul Wetherton
Harvard
France
Mr. Horton
Sears
Bath
Islands
Bigelow
Massachusetts
Berlin Crew Advances on Hyde Windlass Shop Addition
A Berlin construction crew works on the steel framework for the Hyde Windlass Co machine shop addition. Despite bad weather, they make rapid progress and expect to finish next week. The addition measures about 98 by 80 feet with brick and concrete walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hyde Windlass Co
State examination notices and local Bath notices
State Superintendent of Schools announces written and oral examinations for teachers certificates in various grades on February 24 at Auburn and Portland with deadlines for applications by February 19. Bath items report road work on Ham hill and local military examinations. multiple probate notices, foreclosures, and administrator appointments in Sagadahoc County Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Superintendent of Schools
Auburn
Portland
Bath
State Superintendent of Public Schools
Augusta
Maine
Ham’s Hill
Brunswick
George L Dillaway
Malden
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Melissa J. Dillaway
Baxter Springs
Cherokee
Kansas
Sagadahoc
People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
State of
Washington St
Pine St
S. E
Rebecca Young
Young
S.W
Vernon Mitchell
Mitchell
Albion Marr
Marr
Scott
Highland St
Horace Marr
Annie Morrison
Bath Trust Company
People’s Safe Posit and Savings Bank
Topsham
Wietedhemens Af Anid
Mortaine
George L. Neagle
Ames L. Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adams-Moore
Wesley Notes
Parris Bros
Patten
Kenebec 8S. F. EH. Co
No. 3
Armory Hall
the War Relief Association
Kennebec Yacht Club
H. E. Willard
James EB. Skaling
Five Islands Sun
Memorial Hall
William DeWitt Hyde
Hebron
Dexter High School
Bowdoin
Dexter High
Jere Abbott
Edward H. Ellins
Henry C. Rowell
Cony High
Exeter
Portland High
A. S. MacFadden
Georgetown
Horace McKenney
Arrowsic Button
Phippsburg
Mac
Arrowsic
Sagadahoc Ferry
Moses Rowe
Woolwich
Aroostook
Fort Fairfield
Hyde Windlass
Athletics
Leete
George Pratt
Mr. Pratt
Howard W. Pratt
Edmund J. Arsenault
Irving W Coombs
George G. Chamberlain
4Th Co., Maine Coast Artillery
Tamamend
Howard Coal Co
Sam C. Mengel
BLILW
Phi Rho Society
Lewiston
Bath Dealers
Thomas P. Neagle
Michael J. Neagle
Detroit
Michigan
Catherine Devine
Margaret Crocker
Lynn
Richard Neagle
Mary Neagle
Thomas Neagle
Washington Street
Jeremiah Robinson
Hezekiah Wyman
Wyman
Robinson
T. D. Robinson
Caleb S. Jenks
APD
Court of Probate
Dahoc County
Joseph M. Trott
William H. Vincent
Rebecca H York
Bowdeinham
Susan Borjesson
Bowdoinham
Mpany
E. Crosby
Front St
Bath, Me
THE
Lumber Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Mass
Siswace
Pennslyvania Lumbermen
Mutual Fire Ins. CO
Lafayette
Philadelphia
SH Union & National Insurance
Wen Ewan Oe
Eesoee
S’ Mutual Insurance CO
AN Wert
Ohio
Ee Saerene
Ee Eeebe
Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company
BOST
Bank A
Walter “Achard
Sec'l. Everett Co. Benton
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
American Surety Company
Equitable Accident
Traders and Mechanics Insurance CO
Massachu
E. S. Crosby
London
Uarantee and
Orates Sweet Re Ae
Jas. B. Drake & Son
Alty Company
Mary Baltimo
Lloyd's Plate Glass Ins. CO
Baas
Caan
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