Epworth League Officers to Be Installed Tomorrow
Bath city notes report Epworth League officers of Beacon Street Methodist Church will be installed tomorrow evening. Local sports recap Hyde Light Guards beat Lewiston 3 to 2 at the armory. Morsey High School routed Thornton Academy 59 to 19 at the Y M C A gym.
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Epworth League
Beacon Street
Methodist Church
Hyde Light Guards
Lewiston
The
Armory
Morsey High School
Thornton Academy
Bob Somerville
Eugene Tremblay
Montreal
Fall River
Police Gazette
Brave Bath Nurses Heroic In Biddeford Hospital Fire
Bath residents staffed the Trusl hospital in Biddeford when a Sunday fire destroyed the building. Miss Maud Kirk first spotted the blaze and aided patient evacuation. Florence Daley and Alice Dain aided patients, with Mary Durgin and Mrs Carl Dearborn assisting as well.
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Bath
Trusl
Biddeford
Maud Kirk
the Independent and Enterprise
Florence Daley
Alice Dain
Charles J. Dain
Mary Durgin
Brunswick
New Meadows Inn
Carl Dearborn
Lissa Hopkins
Henry E. Howard dies at 61. Civil War veteran and Bath merchant
Henry E. Howard died Sunday at 694 Middle St. at age 61 years 4 months and 4 days. Born in Searsport Me he served as a private in the 6th Maine Light Artillery in the Civil War. He later lived in Rockford Illinois and New Orleans before settling in Bath in recent years to run a cigar business with his son Dora L. Howard. He leaves a widow a son Dora L. Howard and a sister Mrs. Frank Clark Camden.
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Henry E. Howard
Middle St
Mr. Howard
Searsmont
Alvin and
Arathusa Howard
West Rockport
6Th Maine Light Artillery
Petersburg
Cold Harbor
New Orleans
Rockford
G. L. Nevens
Grand Army of the Republic
America
Rockford Lodge of Masons
Howard
Bath
Front St
Dora L. Howard
Frank Clark
Camden
Trip of the Season to Boothbay Harbor Abandoned
The voyage began from this city last Saturday afternoon and reached Wiscasset via the Sheepcot to avoid heavy ice on Arrowsic flats. Capt. Pierce noted safety concerns after Sunday's storm and chose the inland route to join Maine Central at Wiscasset. The Island Belle ended its season earlier this year, concluding on March 1 after a February 3 finish last season.
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Island Belle
Bath
Wiscasset
Boothbay Harbor
Maine Central Railroad
Arrowsie
Pierce
Sheepscot
Home for Aged Couples and Old Men elects officers
At the annual meeting in the city building Dr Randall D Bibber was re elected president Horatio A Duncan secretary and BE Randall Leonard treasurer. Treasurer Leonard reported expenditures for the year at 232640.41 with receipts of 22481.00 leaving a balance of 230.59. Secretary Duncan’s report notes one applicant admitted and one inmate withdrawn.
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Home For
Randall D. Bibber
Horatio A. Duncan
Randall Leonard
Leonard
Duncan
William Hathaway dies after brief illness at 64
William Hathaway of 52 Court Street died Sunday afternoon after a brief illness aged 64. A Monmouth, Missouri native, he farmed there before moving to this city 13 years ago. Survived by brothers Herbert of Monmouth and B Tappan Hathaway of Helena Montana and sister Mrs Edwin Richardson of North Monmouth. Funeral held yesterday at 1 PM from his Court Street home.
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William Hathaway
Court St
Mr. Hathaway
Monmouth
Warren
Nancy Tappan Hathaway
Herbert
B. Tappan Hathaway
Helena
Mont
Remains of Mrs Sinnott Brought for Brooklyn Widow Dies
The body of Mrs Maria Sinnott who died in Brooklyn last Saturday was brought to the city Monday night for funeral services at St Marys Church at nine this morning. She widow of James Sinnott and long a respected local resident, survived by daughters Mrs George Fowler of Brooklyn and Miss Sarah Sinnott, plus granddaughters Jennie and Clara Fowler.
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Maria Sinnott
Brooklyn
George Fowler
St. Mary’s Church
Longtime South Boston Hackman Charles Joy Dies
Charles Harry Joy a well known hackman in the city died last Thursday in South Boston. He worked for the late E J Pask and leaves a wife and two children. The funeral was held in South Boston Sunday. Sundays stormy weather caused slim congregations at all the churches in the morning.
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Charles
Harry Joy
Talons
South Boston
Hackman
E. J. Pask
Portland social notes reflect visiting dignitaries and local events
John Desmond and Fr. Timothy Maney visited Portland on Monday. Miss Mabel Haggett returned from Edgecomb, and Rev. Alpheus Hervey visited from Universalist church. Mrs. Hodgkins went to Everett Mass. to visit relatives. Mrs. Henry Adams stayed with her parents in Richmond. Miss Lucy Kimball hosted the Central Congregational League. Arthur Stevens walked 14 miles from Popham Beach in three hours. Charles Shaw continued to the Pacific coast. Lotta Carr hosted the Aroundabent club. Mrs. Dean hosted the Ladies' Aid group. Mrs. Passmore hosted the Evening Sewing Club. Miss Minnie Barnes hosted the Dorcas Club. Alma Low to sing at Mr. and Mrs. Moses silver wedding. Mrs. Staples left for Boston due to her father's pneumonia. Margaret Foster became chief operator at the central exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston celebrate birth of a son. Moses couple celebrate their twenty-fifth anniversary with hours 4 to 7 at 09 Washington. City hospital association meeting at four. Sig Testa held a benefit dance for Italian earthquake victims. Lifeline Fellowship banquet at New Ivon House with Arthur Norton presiding. Bowdoin receives Merrill estate worth about 200 000 plus art donations.
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John Sonia
Front
Pearl Streets
Front Street
Edgar Leavitt
Edgar M. Potter
Lower
Washington Street
Francis W. O'Brien
Irving
Trufant
Noble Grand
Lincoln Lodge
Davids. Harris
Joseph Wyman
Henry G. Shaw
Myron Gray
N.L. Robbins
Bath Merchants’ Association
Dewey
John S. Hyde
A. B. Hervey
Albert E. Desmond
Harry McGlinchy
T. McAuliffe
E. L. Thibeadeau
Archie McNeal
Charles McDougall
Calvary Cemetery
Freeman H. Merritt
Wilson
White Plains
N. Y
Sebasco
Cornelius Ice Pong Co
Merrit
Horse Island
Charles C. Larrabee
Woolwich Grange aims to raise mile of pennies
The Woolwich Grange plans to gather a mile of pennies to raise funds for their hall. The goal equals 444 dollars and fifty cents, calculated as 1760 yards per mile at forty eight cents per yard. The enthusiastic ladies lead the effort.
Card of Thanks for Neighborly Help
Card thanks neighbors and friends who assisted in late sorrow and pledges the kindness will not be forgotten.
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Jule
Kennebec
Popham
D. T. Dougherty
Percy
Center St
I. H. Percy
Dougherty’s
Poor's Market
Center
Washington Streets
Hyde Windlass Co
J. R. Andrews
John 5. Hyde
Charles F. Magoun
Fred L. Andrews
J. M. Trott
Co. F. Magoun
Col. Dummer Sewall
Daughters of the American Revolution
State Council
Opera House
Frank Dolloff Camp
Sons of Veterans
G. A. Gregory
Bones
George Hodgdon
Jon Matthews
Jambos
Carl Simpson
Raymond Williams
Frederick P. Baxter
Boston
Southport
R. H. White
Cummingston
Mass
G H. Hull
Pacific Coast
White
West Cummingston
J. D. Atwood
Great Lakes
Portland
Lee Marson
Erald Sawyer
Home
William Hateeawan
James Sinnott
Charles H. Joy
Webber
John Desmond
Mabel Haggett
Edgecomb
Timothy Maney
Bangor
Elmer Hodgkins
Everett, Mass
E. B. Noyes
Alpheus B. Hervey
Universalist Church
Henry Adams
Damariscotta
Andrew Tibbetts
M. B. Smith
Charles E. Stinson
Richmond
Lucy Kimball
League of Central Congregational Charch
High Street
Arthur Stevens
Popham Leach
Charles Shaw
Greenville
William Dean
North Street
Bencon Street Methodist Church
Harry T. Passmore
theBvening Sewing Club of Universalist Church
Dummer Street
Minnie Barnes
Dorcas Ghild
Methodists
Dumbinond Street
Alnvy R. Low
Galen C. Moses
Albion C. Staples
Franklin Shepard
Cambridge
Margaret Foster
Central Telephone Exchange
Bertha Halverson
Forest City
Harry Thurston
Louise Twitchell
Twitchell
Fritz Th Twitchell
City Hospital Association
Lifeline Fellowship
North Street Free Baptist Church
Bowdoin College
Joseph E Merrill
Newton
Walker Art Gallery
Woolwich Grange
Thompson
Crofut & Knapp Co
Bath Bottling Co
Johnson
Dunmider Food and Drugs Diet
Fteste
Pgef Neviad
Dse
S. Johnson & Co
Samuel Pitcher
Battlin
New York
Ashers
Bears
Castoria
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