Lincoln Association Meets June in Bath Maine
A program for the fifth annual meeting of the Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches and the 19th annual Lincoln Conference of Churches is announced for June 1 and 2 at Central Congregational Church in Bath Maine. Speakers include Rev Sumner Sargent and Rev Geo Woodwell with a focus on the Law of Love and Spiritual Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Program of
Lincoln Conference of Congregational Churches
Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers
Lincoln Conference of Churches
Central Congregational Church
Law of Love
Sumner H, Sargent
Thomaston
Geo. M. Woodwell
Bristol
O. W. Peterson
Newcastle
James H. Peardon
Wiscasset
Chas. Harbutt
Association
Edward Newton
Rockland
Holy Communion
Leonard T. Tenney
L. D. Evans
Camden
Ashley Day Leavitt
Portland
G. M. Woodwell
Edith Seamans
W.1lm
Charles H. Stevens
Central Church
William R. Shaw
North St
Bath
Big Fire of 1837 Described by Elm Street Pastor
Elm Street pastor recounts a major 1837 blaze described in a historical clipping received last week. The document highlights eyewitness details, neighborhood impact, and the era’s fire response, offering dated context from early city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm St
Fire Conflagration on Front Street in Bath
In a severe January blaze on the north east corner of Front and what is now Ferrt streets, a wind drove flames along Front street. The Bath fire department relied on two aged hand engines and buckets. Miss Sarah Lun long known as Aunt Sully received a letter from Rev Silas Stearns describing the great fire and its dreadful night in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Foote
Parsons Smith
Mr. Gove
Ammi R. Mitchell
Wm. M. Rogers
Otis Kimball
Swazey
Ferrin
Larrabee
Hayley
Mr. Hogan
R. R. Smith
Capt. Hatch
Mr. Bovey
John Haddean
Mr. Stevens
Converse Owen
Beal
Andersson
Donnell
Jacob Robinson
Brown
Silas Stearns
Front Street
Ferrt Street
Sarah Lun
Sully
Street Baptist Church
Sarah Junt
Hallowell
Wm. Todd
Bath
Beacons Lead Park League Standings Amid Shifts
The Beacons sit atop the Park League with a commanding margin. Percys players hold first in the second division, challenged closely by Hyde Windlass as official standings show several position changes last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacons
Percy
Hyde Windlass
Fire danger quelled as Dr Wilder assists in Hammond's Grove
A small bonfire behind the Burleigh tennis court in Manchester escaped control but was extinguished with chemical aid from Dr Julian Wilder and local residents. George Leadbetter’s rubbish burn sparked the blaze toward several cottages, narrowly avoided by timely intervention. Jack Coombs of Kennebunk starred for Brooklyn National in a comeback-sparking win, challenging Connie Mack’s doubts about his form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Wilder
Hammond's Grove
Manchester
George Leadbetter
Governor’s Council
Burleigh Tennis Court
Jack Coombs
Kennebunk
Grooklyn
Connie Mack
Mack
York County
Jack
Referendum petitions circulate on Bristol act divide plan
Petitions for a referendum on the Legislature act that divides Bristol town or creates a new town are circulating in the city. Signatures are being liberally obtained with a goal of ten thousand signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Local Residents on Trips and Life Events Around Bath
Names of residents and relatives travel to Boston Seattle Augusta and Portland. People visit relatives move houses take jobs attend school ship captains return from trips and attend funerals following a family death in Bath and Brunswick areas.
Origin of Names and the Damariscotta Island
The article argues that the island's name arose from a mariner named Humphrey Dameril and rejects Indian etymologies such as Damarin. It traces 17th century references, Smith’s spelling, and later forms from Damariscotta to Damas-cot, noting Kennebec and Pemaquid connections and King Philip era context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinhood
Drake
Damarin
Maine
Boston
Humphrey Dameril
John Dameril
Humphrey
Smith
Franklin
Dameril
Iles
Monhegan
Daramiscove
Philip
East
Kennebec
J. H. Cartland
Mr. Cartland
Kubbard
Arrowsic
Kennebec River
Sheepscot River
Sagadahow
Daramiscotta
Cape Newagen
Damaril’s Cove
Damariscove
Pemaquid
Purchas
Popham
Tamescot
Rawley Gilbert
John Smith
DeLaet
Heylin
Gilbert
Algonkin
80 Years A Sailor Hero Of Boston Bangor Steamers
First Mate Richard W. Birmingham of the Camden marks three decades at sea on Maine to Boston routes. Bangor native, he began as a deckhand on the Cambridge and survived its loss in 1882 off Old Man’s Ledge. He later served on every Eastern Steamship vessel, including the Belfast and Camden, with his brother Thomas on the Belfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Boston
Bangor
Richard W. Birmingham
Camden
Birmingham
West Indies
Queen City
Hub
Cambridge
Old Man Ledge
Monhegan
Revenue Cutters
Davy Jones
Penobscot Bay
Bucksport
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Calvin Austin
Cobb
Dingley
Ransom B. Fuller
City of
City of Bangor, City of Rockland, Penobscot, Katahdin
Belfast
Thomas Birmingham
Bath bout set for catch as catch can wrestling
Young McLean of Bath accepts George Footer of Brunswick Perfect Boy challenge to wrestle any Maine 1338 to 185 pounder. The open air match at Kelley Field Bath is set for Saturday afternoon May 22 with weight limits 117 pounds for McLean and 133 pounds for Footer. Admission is free to the public and the winner takes the purse. Also no fishing at Nequasset Lake on Sunday despite alewives running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young McLean
Times
George Footer
Brunswick
Maine
Bath
Footer
The
Kelley Field
Court Convenes With Libel Case Dominant At Issue
The court term lists multiple civil actions including Martha K Grant versus Lizzie B Newton numbered 2746. Other cases involve Maria A Kelley versus Frank Bishe 2743 and Frank G Howe versus Waterville Sentinel Co 2757. Divorces and naturalizations slated. Bourne cases heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. McCormick
Plummer
Bridgham
Martha R. Grant
Lizzie B. Newton
Oakes
Pulsifer
Ludden
Hesleton
Maria A. Kelley
Frank Bishe
Newell
Harry McDonald
Als
G. G. Deering
Trott
McGillicuddy and
Morey
John 'S S. Baker
Fred King
C. D. Newell
Newell and Woodside
Noyes and Knowles Lumber Co
Henry C. Pluff
Glidden
George C. Nichols
John Sonia
Sprague
Ditto
Frank G. Howe
Waterville Sentinel Co
Titcomb
Pattangall
Clair
Supreme Judicial Court
Mae F. Payne
Lewis E. King
Frederick W. Crocker
Waterville Sentinel Publishing Co
Titecomb
Augusta
Pattangall and
Purser
Edward McNulty
Virginia
P. E. Williams
William Charles Hamacher
George Winters
Bath
Martha K. Grant
Bowdeinham
Obituary of Charles M. Snow at 57 in Maine town
Charles M. Snow died suddenly at 6 15 AM after a fall illness at his High Street home Born in the Snow homestead Center Street he was 57 He served 21 years as money order clerk at the Post Office and earlier as assistant postmaster He belonged to Solar Lodge F A M Montgomery St Bernard R A C Mt Vernon Council RSM and was grand high priest of Maine He leaves a wife two children Carrie F and Arthur J a brother Samuel and John and sister Mrs Ann McLellan Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from 1969 High Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. O'Brien
Augusta
C. W. Rogers
Boston
Harry Basset
Bath
Jennie C. Donnell
W. B. Pilsbury
Portland
Kenney Edgecomb
Seattle
Alaska
Thomas Spence
Norway
Henry W. Howard
South Gardiner
Ora Reed
W. Ss. Call
Richmond
Douglass Crosby
City Hospital
Hugh Z. Madden
Lynn
Emery Footer
Churchill's
Annie Nash
Windsor
John FE. Preston
Peaks Island
Anson Oliver
John Brown
North St
Samuel Cook
Georgetown
Scott Tibbetts
Strout
Edwards St
David A. Holmes
Custom House Force
Belle Rines
John Rines
Richmond Corner
William H. Holbrook
Edward
Jordan Ave
Brunswick
George Dale
Gardiner
Ellen Ham
Scarboro Beach
Vortland
H. E. King
Bath Tron
Matthew McQuarrie
Mildred
Lowell
Emma Crosby
A. M. Chase
Carrie Hall
South Paris
the Beeches
G. J. Galvin
Washington St
Agnes Tarbox
John Thompson
Maxine
Charles E. Bachelder
John P. Murphy
John
James
Orrin S. Barter
Eva Bachelder
Eugene A. Gaudreau
Quincey
Edward I. Gaudreau
Peter Gaudreau
Charles M. Snow
High St
Snow
New Meadows
George H. Nichols
Capt
Samuel Snow
Snow Homestead
Center St
Solar Lodge
Montgomery & St. Bernard R. A
Death of Mrs Oliver O Perry in Bangor
Mrs George W Morse travels to Bangor after the death of her mother Mrs Oliver O Perry who died Monday at age 90 after a brief illness from a shock. Deceased widow of Oliver O Perry and native of Herman Maine is survived by daughter Mrs Morse in this city son Willard Perry of Brooklyn New York and brother George Garland of Oldtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Morse
Bangor
Oliver O. Perry
Herman
Mrs. Morse
City
Willard Perry
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Garland
Oldtown
Obituary: Mrs Bernard E McCausland Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Myra Tv McCausland aged 25 years died Wednesday after a brief illness. Born in Woolwich she was daughter of Frank and Delia Card and wife of Bernard E McCausland a machinist at Hyde Windlass Co. She is survived by four sisters and both parents. Arbor Day observed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Tv McCausland
Woolwich
Frank
Delia Card
Bernard E. McCausland
The
Hyde Windlass Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sagadahoc
Silas
Stearns
Beacons ST
Clothiers
Eurekas
Plumbers
Percy's
Raed
Hywincos Ol
Adilier
Frates
Dall Billings
Bouget
Stewart
V. Miller
Williams
Chase
Chester Martin
Cedric Martin
Dr. Wilder
Hammond
Grove
Walter Newdick
Bath City Hospital
Airs
Suonsley
Marjory Dearborn
Siddeford
HH. Ll. Hopkins
Donali
J.C. Jackson
Jacku4
Moirae
Satine
Alavcanne
Thillowell
Dudley
Frida
Macauney
Ime
J. C. Brewer
Wart
Hazel M. Robinson
Lesiston
Charles A. Robinson
Ofice
Xcads
Lewiston
Grace Randall
Miss Robinson
Tawis- Bread Itsptle Asus
Harold Small
South
George H. Small
S. B. Small
Kingston
Mass
William H. Small
Pleasant St
Mate Birmingham
McLean
Perfect Boy
Nequasset Lake
Bernard C. McCausland