Jesse W. Lambert Dies at Saugus Mass Former Bath Educator
Jesse W. Lambert 69, longtime public schools official and former Bath educator, died suddenly at his Saugus home. His body lay in state at the First Congregational church, with a guard of honor of pupils, before private funeral services. He had served as Superintendent of Schools in Saugus since 1918 and previously held posts in Bath Cumberland Windham Kennebunk Bar Harbor and other towns. He is survived by his wife two daughters two sons a Dartmouth student and several siblings.
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Jesse W. Lambert
Saugus Mass
Bath
Oak Grove
Lambert
Central Street
First Congregational Church
Saugus
Mr. Lambert
Wiscasset
Philip
Harriet Lambert
Bowdoin College
Old
Herbert E. Cole
N. Gratz Jackson
Sagadahoc
Jennie Gould
George H. Gould
Washington Street
Cuvier R. Dolloff
Quis W. Folsom
Greeley Institute
Cumberland
Bar Harbor
Windham
Kennebunk
Clayton Lambert
Dartmouth College
Hortene McGuire
Dorchester
Mass
Gwendolyn Giodnow
Melrose
Mas
Charles Wilson
Ellen Murdough
Allston
William H. Sheldon
George Flint
Joseph Smith
Lee Murray
Wiscassst
Elmer Pushard
Livermore Falls
Walter Pushard
Chelsea man active in Lions Club and local groups
The article notes a Chelsea resident, a man named Lambert, who was a member of the Lion's Club, Saugus Encampment of Old Fellows, East Saugus Teachers Association, and other educational bodies, with his nephews present.
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Chelsea
Mass
Lambert
The
Lion’s Club
Saugus
Old Fellows
East Saugus
Mrs Alice Palmer Dies After Heart Attack at 465 High Street
Mrs Alice Palmer 75 widow of William B Palmer longtime Bath city treasurer died Sunday afternoon at her home after a heart attack. She had recovered from pneumonia but the attack proved fatal. She was born in New Meadows East Brunswick daughter of Oscar Norris and lived much of her life in Bath. She attended Winter Street church and is survived by three daughters Mrs James P Ledyard Mollie Palmer of Bath and Anna Palmer of Portland Ore. two sons William B Palmer of Bath and Ray E Palmer of Barcelona Spain. two brothers John Norris and Charles Norris.
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Alice Palmer
William B. Palmer
High — Street
New Meadows
East Brunswick
Oscar Norris
Bath
Winter Street
James P. Ledyard
Mollie Palmer
Anna Palmer
Portland
Ore
Ray E. Palmer
Barcelona
Spain
John Norris
Charles Norris
Lynn
Mass
Sarah Tarr
Philip Rideout
J. N. Palmer
W. H. Gould
Tarr
Nellie Rideout
Eva
Camden
Percy Rideout
Hinkley
Richmond
Town Hall
H. D. Grant
Charles P. Biglin
Denman Bergeron
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
F. K. Jack
J. H. Ames
Herbert Merrill
Augusta
Bert Merrill
Frank T. Siegars
Emily Rideout
Masonic Temple
Brann
Purinton
Clara Fogg
Jane Hall Brown
Cornish
Curtis
Lewiston
L. P. Tempe
C. L. Browne
E. P. Kendall
Philadelphia
Nellie Kertz
Kendall
Henry Cannon
Topsham
James Pratt
East Bowdeinham
Gould
Brunswick
Cannon
Elm B
Smalley
Belbin
Hatch
Miss Gatewood
Purington
Mary Arberdeen
Millay
Little Guy
C. P. Curtis
Electa Chapter
O.E.8
Frank W Miller longtime Bath teamster dies at 77
Frank W Miller 77 a well known Bath teamster died suddenly of a heart attack Monday morning at his son Councilman Edward F Miller 822 Middle Street He had been in frail health all winter but recently seemed better He leaves a son a stepson Henry C Parshley of Portland two stepdaughters Mrs Rollins Stevens of Gardiner and Mrs William Penny of Virginia a granddaughter Frances L Miller and a brother Ronaldo H Miller of Rockland Bath Maine obituary
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Frank Miller
Edward F. Miller
Middle Street
Mr. Miller
Waldeboro
Francis H
Mary Miller
Bath
New England Order of Protection
Bath Veteran Fireman's Association
Miller
Henry C. Parshley
Portland
Rollins Stevens
Gardiner
William Penny
Virginia
Frances L. Miller
Ronaldo H. Miller
Rockland
Joseph Blanchette dies at 62 in Bath
Joseph Blanchette 62 proprietor of the Great Island House on Great Island near Garnet died suddenly of a heart attack at his Bath home on 574 Washington Street. He moved from Lewiston a month ago and belonged to St. Bete de Baptiste Society of Brunswick. Survived by his wife four children three brothers and two sisters. Funeral held Wednesday at St Marys church, burial in Wollaston Massachusetts.
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Joseph Blanchette
Great Island
Garnet
Washington Street
Bath
Lewiston
St. Bete de Baptiste Society
Brunswick
Edward Lewis
Amadee Blanchette
Marlboro
Mass
Lena Beauregard
Matilda Greenan
Northboro
St. Mary's Church
Wollaston
Lieut Lord Becomes Citizen Candidate For Bath Mayor
Lieut John A Lord announces candidacy for Bath mayor on a Citizen's ticket. He says urging from diverse local residents prompted the move after careful consideration and long Navy service. He declined party caucus nomination and accepts civic obligation to serve as a citizen candidate.
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John A. Lord
Bath
Lord
Republicans Name Ticket in Ward Caucuses
Ward 5 held a nominating meeting with J Edward Drake chairing and Carolyn Stackpole as secretary. Ward 6 saw a large turnout and a three candidate alderman contest ending with Smith leading on the final ballot. Ward 7 featured the Sewall brothers and multiple defeats as Edwin Andrews led first place, Arthur Sewall second, and Philip Blaisdell third. City Committee members were elected by ward, listing names for Wards 1 through 5.
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J. Edward Drake
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Stanley J. Bickle
Daniel T. Dougherty
Marvin Truss
Common Council
Allen M. Irish
Truss
Edward Sewall
Harry l. Day
Walter W. Smith
Billings
Nathan E. Coffin
E. Mason Wright
Ralph P. Dunbar
Elmer W. Rogers
Smith
Coffin
Hubert H. McCarty
Arthur Sewall
Sewall Brothers
Sumner
Arthur
Board of Aldermen
Council
Horace B. Woodman
Howard E. Blake
Frank W. Freeman
Edwin R. Andrews
Freeman
Woodman
Blake
Philip R. Blaisdell
Horace Woodman
Valley men recall iced labor of 1882 Valentine’s Day
Alvah Holbrook and Ernest Williams recount a bygone era when workers cleared ice from Campbell's pond for 1.25 a day. Holbrook remembers crossing woods with his brother to Houghton's pond on St. Valentine’s Day 1882, working from dawn to dusk in near total darkness.
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Alvah Holbrook
Meadowbrook
Ernest Williams
Campbell's Pond
West Bath
Mr. Holbrook
St. Valentine’s Day
St. Valentine's Day
John
Houghton’s Pond
John Williams
Ernest
Local Officials and Ward Names Listed in City Record
The document lists several residents and officials by ward numbers including Bailey Jane Spinney Mrs Florence McClure Ward 6 Albert L Strout George A Bragdon Mrs F Alice MacDonald Mrs Lula A Varney Ward 7 Everett G Lemont Alden G Smith Mrs James A Bimson.
Musical Shrines Inspire Les Camarades Meeting in Brunswick
Les Camarades Musicaux heard Mrs. Carl E. Albee present Muscial Shrines with a focus on MacDowell's Peterborough colony and a Walter Reed era letter. The program featured vocal and piano items by Gounod, Donizetti, Spohr, Cadman, and others, along with a Brunswick fishing club proposal drawing interest from local sportsmen.
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Carl E. Albee
Les Camarades Musicaux
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
MacDowell
Peterborough Colony
Columbia
Alice Magoun
Amherst
Marston
Bath
Approaching Wedding Real Family Affair
William Nelson Waters and Olive Edith Maines of 65 Richardson Street filed marriage intentions. Miss Maines is the stepsister of the groom via a prior marriage to his father. The union creates a complex family relationship with step and future daughter-in-law ties.
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William Nelson Waters
Olive Edith Maines
Richardson Street
Miss Maines
William L. Waters
Mr. Waters
Bowdoinham Lodges Install Officers and Local Notices
Bowdoinham Kennebec lodge K of P installed its officers for the term led by District Deputy Elden Bennett. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Tarr were held with large attendance. The town reported a burglary at J E Cornish store and other local notes include residents' visits, a charity ball and upcoming basketball events. Heavy winter snow disrupted Budget committee and various meetings.
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Kennebec Lodge
George E. Sedgley
C. C
William Adams
V. C
Norman Rowe
William Adams Jr
Edward Graves
Ernest Lancaster
E. A. Jordan
H. McEwen
I. G
William Maloon
O. G
Elden Bennett
John D. Bennett
Charles R. Chase
Yarmouth
Harold Elder
Portland
Large egg found in Winthrop box from Mary Weiss
Herbert E. Horne of Winthrop found a very large egg measuring about 7 7 8 inches long and 6 1 4 inches wide in a box of one dozen purchased from Mary Weiss of Winthrop. the discovery was noted locally.
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Herbert E. Horne
Winthrop
Mary Weiss
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid Sees Low Turnout in Cold
Regular meeting at Mrs. Erland Rogers home drew only three members due to severe weather. Next gathering planned for February 23 at Rogers home. Notables include Mrs. Lester Nelson returning from Rumford, Mrs. Fred Douglass ill in Lewiston, and Mrs. Addie Williams recovering from cataract surgery.
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East Bowdoin
Augusta
Charles Babb
Brunswick
Irving Clough
L. C. Starbird
Addie Williams
Ice harvest and local visits in Brunswick and Topsham
North Bowdoinham residents Mrs Harold Rolling and Miss Caro visited in Brunswick while Mrs Roy Monroe of Providence visits her mother Mrs Jacob Bishop. Harold Rollins stopped in Lewiston. Ice supplies from Pleasant Pond arrive for summer use. George Thomson and Harold Carr store ice, 16 inch. Henry Cannon dies after illness. Edgar Graham, 62, dies en route to Richmond village. burial in Massachusetts follows. wife and six children survive.
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Harold Rolling
Caroline Sheldon
Brunswick
Roy Monroe
Providence
R. I
Jacob Bishop
Harold Rollins
Lewiston
Henry Cannon
James Pratt
Harvard
Richmond
Topsham
George Thomson
Harold Carr
Pleasant Pond
Mr. Lamereau
Edgar Graham
Richmond Village
Mr. Little
Massachusetts
Two Bath Boys Meet in Mojave Desert
Owen A. Freeman chief photographer at the San Diego Navy yard arrives in Bath with his wife after a 3850 mile West Coast journey marked by blizzards and storms. They meet Bath high school graduate William Gove in the Mojave desert and plan to depart for Hampton Roads Virginia where Freeman will be stationed about two years.
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Owen A. Freeman
United States Naval Iry Base
San Diego
Cal
Bath
Tennessee
Arkansas
Virginia
Massachusetts
Maine
F. H. Freeman
Charles Street
Freeman
Hampton Roads Naval Air Base
Henry Cannon dies at 86 in Bowdoinham home
Henry Cannon 86 of Topsham died at the Bowdoinham home of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Pratt after four weeks of illness. He was a longtime Topsham resident and member of the Three-Quarters Century Club. Survived by son Fred Cannon of New York and daughter Emma Scribner of Topsham, with nieces and nephews. Funeral at St. Ambrose church Richmond Father Biglin officiating. Burial in Brunswick Catholic cemetery. Known as Uncle Henry he was a devout Catholic cared for by Mrs. Gillis.
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Henry Cannon
Topsham
James M. Pratt
Bowdoinham
Cannon
Century Club
Fred Cannon
New York
Emma Scribner
St. Ambrose Church
Richmond
Father Biglin
St. Mary's Church
Brunswick
Henry
Phippsburg Community News Abroad Ice and Harbor Progress
In Phippsburg and Bath area reports, ice harvest prospects improve after cold snaps. Local events include a charity school program at Parker Head led by Mrs Berenice Colby with a large cast and candy booth. Community updates cover recoveries from flu, seaside outings at Popham Beach, Coast Guard activity, and infrastructure repairs after a winter storm.
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Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Bette Davis
Frank W. Miller
Great Island House
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James A. Bimson
Harry T. Passmore
Ellery E. Whittemore
Chester H. McCabe
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Annie J. S. Lemont
Harold E. Tobey
Eugene A. Youland
Arietta Yates
Florence Wallace
Fred W. Quimby
George M. Emery
Bessie E. Dickinson
Mary J. Quimby
R. Clinton McFadden
Harold P. Small
Marius H. Page
Harold L. Troop
Arthur H. Price
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E. A. Strout Realty Agency Inc
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Walch
Bowker
Big Reliable National Company
Albert Mills
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Monmouth
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Holman
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Albee
Max Spicker
Rice
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Ralf
Breint
Meyerbeer
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McPherson
Messrs. Field
Ramsay and
Edney
M¢Pherson
Cadman
Stults
Mrs. Sturtevant
Mrs. Cary
Piu Ratto
Lucia” E Donizetti
Mr. Field
Mrs. Albee
BABY
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Plymouth Rocks
Meadowbrink
Frank Merryman
Jordan Ave
Bowdoin
North Bowdoinham
Mojave Desert
Desert
New Mexico
William Gove
Morse High
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Angie Willis
Elmer
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Jean Hamel
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Leston Harrington
Arthur Kreidler
Lorrain Darling
Leo Hamel
Leonice Cushing
Phyllis Young
Prince Charming
John Kreidler
Galto
Leslie Darling
Tabby
Frances Kreidler
Topsy
John Libby, Jr
Fluff
Frederick Libby
Muff
Mildren Harrington
Berenice Colby
Central Grammar School
Hickory
Bath Iron Works
William Fletcher
Standard Transportation Co
N. Y
Merritt Demorest
Brown & Demorest
Tottenville
Staten Island
Turecamo
Barney Turecamo
Italy
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Popham Beach
Dunlap Hatch
Popham
Alonzo Morong
Popham Light
Morong
Emma Perry
James Perry
8S. Povich
Tyleston Oliver
F. P. Lear
Roland Alley
Coast Guard Station
Boothbay
Clarence Perkins
Elisha Bridges
Coast Guard
George C. Beals
Lillian Parks
Doris Perry
Annie Bowker
Woburn
Sylvester Cushman
Sebasco
Arthur Walter
Stamford
Conn
James L. Morse
Howard Atwood
West Point
Bertha Nickerson
James E. Perry
T. C., Hughes
Omar Perry
Furber and Sampson
Brigham’'s Cove
Harry Bowie
Bald Head
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Stor Bath, Maine
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