Church plans delegates to Laymen's Conference and local events
The congregation will send at least two delegates and the pastor to the Laymen's Community Conference chaired by Governor Carl E. Milliken. The pastor will attend Dedicatory exercises of a Richmond Corner grange on Jan 17. Dr. George E. Hamlin visited, and Delta Alpha Society elected officers. Local activities include Loyal Men's prayer meetings and Ladies' Aid. Smelt fishing near Smelt City continues with 25 homes noted. Municipal election candidates include George Fowles, Carl Gougin, and Al Ridley. Two new Powers motor driven picture machines were shipped to the Columbia Theatre. Houses sit on the barge at Kelley Spear yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Milliken
Grange
Richmond Corner
George E. Hamlin
Maine State Baptist Association
Lewiston
Delta Alpha Society
Elwell Pinkham
Marshall St
Brunswick
George Fowles
Carl Gougin
al Ridley
Parris Bros
Columbia Theatre
New York
Poisoning by Uric Acid Promoted as Wine Acid Cure
An article explains uric acid buildup from poor diet creates headaches, rheumatism, and gout. It warns of kidney and liver strain and recommends drinking water, avoiding meat tea and alcohol, and using Dr. Pierce’s Anurie and Pleasant Pellets to flush uric acid and ease symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr NC
Cook
Dr. Pierce
Sunday church reports and society meetings recap
The Sunday service featured a choir performance from the Bath Military and Naval Orphans home. Six baptized with prep members, four advanced to full membership, and one joined by letter. Ladies' Aid met Thursday. prayer meeting attendance rises with the 7 15 p m service time. Woman's Foreign Mission Society hosted Miss Annie Trufant. Christian Conquest of Europe topic discussed. Epworth League business meeting planned for Monday. secretary election and Merry Meeting Circuit League visits planned for February with Dr. Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Military and Naval Orphans’ Home
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Foreign Mission Society
E. A. Farrar
Maple St
Europe
Epworth League
Merrymeeting
H. A. Walters
Wesley
Annie Trufant
Ladies’ Aid
Frost
Local notes reflect community visits and small town changes
O N Curtis of Murphys Corner was in town on Tuesday as a business visitor. The Murray Club met Monday evening with Mrs Ernest Johnson at 106 North Street. An out of town rabbi will visit Bath regularly to instruct Jewish children. The W C T A met at 2 30 pm Tuesday at the YMCA with Mr and Mrs F W Baker guests of Supt and Mrs John Melnnes. Cohen the meat dealer plans to move from Ferry Street to the Commercial Street site formerly Harringtons fish market. A Bath boy of 17 runs seven camps on Woolwich ice fishing for smelts earning over 25 dollars last week. Smelts run eight to nine inches per pound. A Winneganee fisherman counted 94 smelts in an 11 1/2 pound catch. Park Bowling Alleys held Saturday night to form a two man team league with Richard Frates as secretary and a schedule for the week. Work on Hospital Point progresses with floor laying over the new Old Folks Home foundations and spring will see the superstructure resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Curtis
Murphy's Corner
Murray Club
Ernest Johnson
North St
Bath
Y.M.C.A
F. W. Baker
John MelInnes
Delaware
Allens
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Department
Cohen
Ferry St
Commercial St
Harrington's
Woolwich
Park Bowling
Richard Frates
Hospital Point
Ice cutting on Lemont creek and local society notes
A dozen men work the Lemont creek for the Diamond Spring Co this week. Miss Adelaide Dennison leads the Gift Shop in Natalie Lemont's absence. The Maine Press Association plans its 64th annual meeting in Portland January 18 and 19. The Cape Cod canal remains closed to navigation after a recent sinking. Jewelers will close Tuesday evenings for winter, but stay open Saturday evenings. Park Alleys saw P. Clinton set a new single string record with 145. An operetta “A Night on Board” debuts January 31 at Bath Opera House. The freighter Felix Taussig for Crowell & Thurlow is to launch at Newport News with Helen Taussig as sponsor. Women’s clubs to hold New England conference meeting January 23-25 in Providence. Frank M. Wilson reports 12 pounds of smelts in an hour. Army football schedule lists Maine, Bowdoin, Naval Academy games. Bowdoin may require compulsory athletic training for freshmen. A timber carload arrives for the Kelley-Spear yard. Bath Navy Yard notes praise for Bath Iron Works service on destroyer Allen. Bath Ministerial Association meets at Y.M.C.A. with slot gambling concerns discussed. Legislators Corliss and Larrabee not seated together. Corliss to sit near Frank Holley, North Anson. Holy Name Society repeats a fourth annual Bath performance January 31 with new show and director Jack Shaw. John Lakin visits Buckfield, recounting his son’s collie dog’s loyalty across parsonages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemont Creek
Dilamond Spring Co
Adelaide Dennison
Natalie Lemont
Maine Press Association
Portland
Maine
Cape Cod Canal
Park
Crowell & Thurlow Steamship Co
Boston
Newport News
Helen P. Taussig
New England Conference of State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Providence
R. I
Frank M. Wilson
Army
University of Maine
West Point
Bowdoin
Naval Academy
Polo Grounds
New York
Bowdoin College
Kelley-Spear Yard
L.S. Adams
U.S. N
Portsmouth Navy Yard
C. P. Wetherbee
Bath Iron Works
Allen
Bath Ministerial Association
Y.M.C.A
Kewley
Messrs
Chappell
Howse
MacCormick
Harrison
Small
Oliver
Berry
Christian Civic League
Holy Name Society
John F. Lakin
Maine Central
Center St
William J. Lakin
Buckfield
Lakin
Busy day notes in Middle Street Court and Park incidents
Rabbits are reported numerous on Arrowsic. Sheriff Oliver passed Tuesday in Augusta. The Busybees met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Finnigan in Middle Street Court. Tug Pejepscot finished towing barges for the season and is in Boston. Central Maine Power Co workmen began tarred roofing on a new workshop. Charles Britt of the Texas Co. returned after a week at home in Augusta. The Ladies Aid of the Universalist Church met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Hodgdon Green Street. Chester Monroe slipped on ice by the park and required stitches. A broken door pane at Newdick barber shop. Stacy Moore of Popham makes aluminum water shoes. Oscar Kingsbury returned Monday from a 15 day trip to New York City and Buffalo with plans to run a jitney between Bath and Portland starting March. Former ship carpenter M. Sargent visited with crafted planes. Uncle John Diffen moved Wellman crew on the Old North Church project. National Encampment prep in Boston discussed with parade route and stands for veterans. Morse High girls beat Lisbon Falls 11 to 9 in a stormy game and a dance followed. G.A.R. officers and Sedgwick Circle officers installed amid a large gathering. Sedgwick Circle post and circle officers listed with high turnout. Sedgwick Circle notes 64 members.
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Arrowsic
Oliver
Augusta
Mary Finnigan
Middle St. Court
Pejepscot
S. T. Co
Boston
Central Maine Power Co
Charles Britt
Texas Co
The
Universalist Church
Henry Hodgdon
Green St
Chester Monroe
Newdick
Stacy Moore
Popham
Bath Opera House
Oscar Kingsbury
New York City
Buffalo
New York
Portland
M. Sargent
Sheepscot
John Diffen
Wellman
Old North Church
Grand Army of the Republic
William J. Patterson
Pittsburgh
Curley
Morse High
Lisbon Falls
Miss Green
Miss Doyle
Miss Haraden
Miss Hall
Morse
Miss Burns
Miss Mitchell
Assembly Hall
White
Lemoine
Sedgwick Post
G.A.R
Sedgwick Circle
C. M. Oliver
Cyrus W. Longley
Timothy B. Curtis
Q.M
Henry G. Turner
Q.M.S
James P. Baker
P.I
T. B. Curtis
P. P
P. P. Clara Troop
D. C
Ares
Gertrude Stewart
S.V.P
Elizabeth Pollard
J.V.P
Albina Bates
Clara Troop
Sarah Garcelon
Lucy Stover
Georgiana Small
Lena Heal
Sarah Couitlard
Hannah Curtis
Bath W C T U Votes Prohibition Day in Bath
The Bath W C T U met at the Y M C A parlor with good turnout. They reported churches will observe January 18 as National Prohibition Day and discussed the curfew law aiding officers in keeping youths from trouble. The meeting praised local cleanliness and noted praise for Dr William S Barry of Bath for his Pharmacy Board work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
W.C.T.U
Y.M.C.A
Bath Pastors’ Union
Bath Union
Addie Robbins
Milton
Maine Civic League
Oliver
William S. Brrry
Melrose
Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Bath Times
Barry
William S. Barry
Obituary: Dr. Charles W. Brown of Orland Dies in Iowa City
News from Orland Missouri reports the death of 67 year old Dr. Charles W. Brown who collapsed Monday while starting a round of calls. Cause of death listed as acute indigestion. Former Kent's Hill resident and physician of sterling character with Masons and Grange membership leaves wife two daughters and a son. He had visited Bath in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Brown
Orland
Dr. Brown
Kent’s Hill
Masons
Grange
Brown
Bath
Cousin Guests Mentioned Luce and Brown in Record
A fragment notes that he was a guest of Mrs. George M. Luce and Miss Eliza Brown, indicating hospitality by extended family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Luce
Eliza Brown
Miss Dorinda F Preble Dies at 77 in City
Dorinda Fisher Preble 77 years 10 months 10 days died Saturday at the Old Ladies Home after a brief illness. Native of the city she was daughter of Jonathan and Clarissa Preble and survived by brother Henry T. Preble and five nieces and three nephews. Lifelong member of Winter Street Congregational Church. Funeral Monday at 2 p m from the Old Ladies Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorinda Fisher Preble
Old Ladies’ Home
Miss Preble
Jonathan
Clarissa Preble
Henry T. Preble
Winter Street Congregational Church
Mild weather hints from lunar circle and arctic absence
No gubernatorial ball this winter and a great white circle around the moon Monday evening suggest a mild season ahead. Reports note lack of arctic owls and gros beaks, and smelt huts on Winneganee Creek where smelts bit well Tuesday amid local civic and fraternal activities.
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Bath Eagles
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Paty Aerie No
F.O.E
P.P. Thomas B. Perry
P.W. W. L. Cullinan
P.P. Harry S. Farrell
G.V.P
P.W.P
J. J. Lee
W.P
Meo S Robbink
Wey. Wes GC
emc-Cabe
W.C
E. T
Whitehouse
Charles B. Farrar
William C. Perkins
G. F. Glidden
I.G
Charles A. Ham
E. F. A. Hall
C. A. Pearlee
FE. H. Cook
A. F. Perry
W. F. Ham
Lee
Bath Aerie
Robbins
H. 35. Farrell
Stewart McPherson
H. C. Bloxsom
E. G. Billings
W. FE. Ham
T. B. Perry
A. Ham
FE. T. Whitehouse
Lincoln Lodge No
Queen Esther
Rebekah
D.D.P
Annette Robinson
Lois McKelver
Zephie Parris
Eleanor Turner
Maria Wiggin
Clara Brackley
Emma Jacobs
Eliza Harriman
N.G
Eva Atwood
W.G
Elizabeth Tedford
R.S
Elizabeth Ward
Grace Bishop
Nellie Wright
R.S.N.G
L.S.N.G
R.S.V.G
Annie Gardner
L.S
John Marsh
Grand Herald
People's Church
Kelley Spear Yard
Wesley Notes
Penhagen
Ile
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Dorinda F. Preble
Winneganee Creek
Horace §. Cragin
Georgetown
U. S. Army
Sanitary Service
Pine Tree Circle
Forest
Ethel Warner
J. Edward Hewey
U. S. District Court
Bath High School
Bath Industrial Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
A. M
Town Hall
Charles W. Porter
G. Allen Howe
Mary Elliott
William Mann
Moose
Music Hall
Kate Douglass Wiggin
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