Prominent Men and Ministers Lead in Sagadahoc Rescue
The narrative highlights Ivhabod Wiswall as a trusted leader among disputed frontier communities. It recalls his ministry at Sagadahon and Duxbury, his petition to the General Court for distressed Devon inhabitants, and his long pastorate until his death in 1700. Also noted is manager Crawford and the Bath Opera House recovery of Defiance film footage after a New York fire.
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Lake
Patteshall
Wiswall
Hammond
Mr. Wesell
Mr. Wiswall
Damaris Cove
Boston
General Court
Devon
Heathern
Ivhabod Wiswall
Sagadahoc
Sandwich
Duxbury
Plymouth
Standish
Alden
England
Plymouth Colony
Sagadahon
Crawford
Bath Opera House
New York
J. \. Connellan
Connellan Ansement
Opera House
Connellan
Committee On the
Naval Veterans
Columbia
Siemr W. Wilson
Edward W Bridgham
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans
America
L. IE
LeMont
L. IL. Hooker
Scott Greenleaf
C. W. Pratt
D. Perow
Pejepscot
Kennebec
Salmon River
Jimmie
Winter Street
Baxter
Cook
New Meadows Landing
McCormick
Portland
Willian. T. Haines
Harold M.sewall
Bath
Frederick H. Parkhurst
Bansor
Wilton
Bowdoin
Whittier Field
Brunswick
Harvey Henderson
Bess
Texas Ranger
M. W. Sewall
High St
PB. E. Abbott
Westport
Sheepscot
Abbott
F E. H. Morse
Leavitt
Maines
James Clark
Bunganne
Maine
Mr. Morse
Natural History Window
the Independent
North End
Charles A. Chase
Augusta
City Landing
Fearnot
Chase
Rockland
Warren
Tenney & Spinney
Lynn
Mass
Local Bath Notes Highlight Weather Plans and Memorial Day Events
Local notes report Bath residents discussing fund raising for walk repairs and entertainments, a Ladies Sewing Circle meeting rescheduled, and a talk of lawn mower maintenance. Gasoline pace tops town news with steamer Prince Agatha in sight and shad fishing continuing despite poor weather.
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Cive Bath
First Baptist Church
Samuel
Wisdom
Eben Dana
Woolwich
T. L. Nevens
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Bath Iron Works
Boston
Social notes from Bath and nearby towns
A stream of visitors and locals travel through Bath, Lewiston, Portland, and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Fred W Brown and Fred H Pratt of Portland, Miss Ina Gowell of Litchfield visiting North Bath, and Frank N Dingley of Lewiston Journal spending time at Squirrel Island. Administrators and workers from Wyeths, Packard Dredging Co, and Booth-Tay garage are noted. Several residents travel to Boston, Gardiner, and Bangor for business or family reasons.
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Boston
Kennebec
Morse
High Street
High School
Morse High
Keegan
Colonial Club
Henry F. Miller and Sons
Portland
Mikelsky
Gardiner
New Meadows Yacht Club
Klippell Place
Middle Street
John Quinn
A. CC. Manning
Quinn
Bath Garage Co
Overland
J. O. Lincoln
Harold M. Sewall
F. W. Carlton
Capt. Hinckley
Reuben Purington
Bath
E. W. Nash
Damariscotta
William Metcalf
J. RR
Flye
Rockland
Ralph Kellock
William Achorn
Camden
Tinney
Order of the Eastern Star
Mary B. Price
Richmond
Adellaide Reservey
Waterville
Frank Dill
Lillian M. Paine
Farmington
James Archibald
Annette H. Hooper
Biddeford
Anna V. Budge
Augusta
Emma C. Dickson
Elizabeth Libby
Maine
Whalen
Kelley Field
Topsham High School
Brunswick
Deering High School
Bowdoin
South Portland
Steve
St. John
Deering
Consol
Fred W. Brown
Fred H. Pratt
L. E. Potter
Hebron
Jerry Harrington
A. O. Besse
John E. Fitzgerald
John C. Tournlotte
Lewiston
Everett Neal
Greewich
Conn
E. BE. Gurney
Ariel
Mr. Lewis
Booth- Tay
Charles W. Walsh
Bath Steam Dye House
Walter Foster
Bangor
E. S. Morey
Marcia Warren
Fairfield
Squirrel Island
Frank Weinblatt
St. Paul
Minn
Ina Gowell
Litchfield
Hiram Cornish
Pleasant Farm
North Bath
Alonzo Gowell
George H. Ragon
Providence
Packard Dredging Co
W. C. Oliver
C. E. Curtis
A. G. Cahill
A. C. Sprague
Roy Buxton
Genesta Chapter
Boy Scouts Drill for Memorial Day Parade
Corliss Troop No. 1 of the Boy Scouts practices nightly this week under Pvt. Oscar M. Snowman Jr of the 1th Company as drillmaster. The group shows keen interest and expects a soldierly appearance in the Memorial Day parade.
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Corliss
Boy Scouts
Oscar M. Snowman, Jr
Bath Lodge Elks holds regular session with refreshments
Bath Lodge of Elks met Thursday evening to discuss several important matters and closed with refreshments. Myrtle Lodge Odd Fellows Ladies and friends attended a banquet and social Monday evening at the New Iven House.
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Bath Lodge of Elks
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Lu
New Iven House
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Elizabethport
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Greenwich
Dorcas M. Magoun
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Maurice J. Duncklee
Winter Street Church
Henry R. White
George F. Jackson
F. H. Low
E. Randall Leonard
Oak Grove Cemetery
Texas Oil
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Freemont Farnham
Shaw St
Harvey K. Erskine
W. O. Peterson
Coast Artillery Corps
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12Th Co
Westbrook
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H. K. Erskne
H. 5S. Winslow
Luther Thompson
Maine General Hospital
S. A. Evans
S. H. Anderson
Pine St
Maine Central
St. Mary's General Hospital
James K. Farnham
Bridgeport
Farnham
Ocean Tg
Harry B. Ivers
L. A. & WW. Street Railway Co
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Frank Keizer
H. K. Hersey
Frank
Riggsville
Glen
Boothbay
George Vermille
Manchester
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Suncook
M. J. McCormick
Robert Silsby
Ivon House