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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
4
The article recounts testimony that Hammond took tools, farm implements, and iron-work from shops including a saw-mill at Nequasset during wartime salvage. It notes ice limits entry to Long Reach and episodes of movement toward Abagadasset, ending with the collapse of his business and life.
The Bowdeinham Quarterly meeting schedule lists a Wednesday program in East Winthrop with devotional services led by Rev. W. R. Pettengill and Rev. H. S. Erb, sermons by Rev. C. R. Chappell and Rev. G. L. Cook, and evening praise, closing thoughts, and the theme of extending the Christian cause. Morning and afternoon sessions include discussions on efficiency in ministry.
At the People's Church vestry Monday evening nearly 200 people attended the George Washington birthday event. The Colonial Dames appeared and drew many to the program which ended with a reception to the Father of our country. The close featured an orchestra selection and a reading, followed by a ladies' quartet led by Mrs. Ward and performances by Mrs. Fred Bragg, Mrs. Roscoe Leighton, Mrs. Luther Thompson, and Mrs. Roy Colby.
Rev. S. A. Evans delivered a sole service with readings and a tribute to Washington. G. A. R. and Ladies' Relief Corps members attended as a silver offering was collected at the door.
Telegram reports the death of Mrs. E S Stackpole wife of Rev E S Stackpole former Wesley M E Church pastor. She died Saturday in Bloomfield New Jersey age 67. Burial planned in Durham after body is brought to Auburn.
Bath friends learn Mont W. Houck of New York has died suddenly last Friday in the Elks Club in New York City, of which he was a member. Fire at casing damaged a Pratt Street house. no residents were home. cause traced to a second floor chimney area. house gutted, insured. firemen arrived quickly rồi.
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