Successful YMCA Maine Secondary School Conference Closes
The second annual YMCA Maine Secondary School Conference ended Sunday at People's Baptist Church with a large audience and delegates. Rev S A Evans General Secretary W A MacCormick Rev D L Wilson Rev C W Harrison spoke. music by the Corliss Street quartet and a large orchestra accompanied the final address by Clarence C Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Maine
People’s Baptist Church
S. A. Evans
W. A. MacCormick
D. L
Harrison
Bath
M-C.a
N. A. McConaughy
Bowdoin College
Ashley Day Leavitt
Portland
Loyall F. Sewall
C. C. Robinson
Columbia Theatre
Davy Crockett
Elm Street Baptist Church
Francis P. Miller
New York
Wassitts Routed a Second Time by Our YMCA Five
The Bath YMCA basketball team defeated the Wassitts 56 to 19 on their home floor. Cartmill led with 13 goals, Lyden added 5, Foss 2, while Skinner scored 3. Referee Chelsey. Time was 20 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Y.M.C.A
Wassitts
Y.M.C.A
aBth
Maine
Bath
Cartmill
Lyden
Foss
Skinner
Tribou
Soutar
Williams
Stetson
Chelsey
Talcot
Hunt
Blood as a nerve tonic and pink pills claim
An eminent nerve specialist warns against overwork and worry, urging blood health as the true nerve tonic. Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised to restore appetite, spirits, and strength in neurasthenia, with a free booklet offered and price listed at 50 cents per box.
Hitchcock Page Wedding Unites Edith Hitchcock and Marius Page
Edith Tuttle Hitchcock daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred W Hitchcock of Damariscotta wed Marius H Page of this city the ceremony conducted by Rev Oscar W Peterson of Scotland Congregational Church Newcastle. The bride a Lincoln Academy graduate honors 1915 active in local clubs and plays. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Orville E Page Morse High 1911, worked at Railroad Y M C A Waterville then joined father’s monument business. The couple have many well wishers and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damariscotta
Edith Tuttle
Fred W. Hitchcock
Marius H. Page
Oscar W. Peterson
Scotland Congregation Church
Newcastle
Lincoln Academy
Congregational Church
Young Woman’s Club
Orville E. Page
Morse High School
Boston
Y.M.C.A
Waterville
Maine
Obituary of Richard O. Emery in Hallowell
Richard O. Emery died Saturday at age 71 8 from a two week pneumonia illness in Hallowell where he had lived two years after leaving Georgetown. A Civil War veteran and retired cabinet maker, he leaves wife Sarah J. and four daughters, two sisters, one brother, twenty grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral was held Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard O. Emery
Hallowell
Emery
Georgetown
Co. D
21St Maine Regiment
Methodist Church
Sarah J. Emery
Mary Harris
New Gloucester
Edna White
West Bowdoin
Florence Adams
Newburyport
Mass
Frances Emery
Augustus F
Milton
Thomas Marr
Etta Jordan
Bath
Mrs Harold L Larrabee dies after brief illness
Gertrude F Larrabee 28 wife of Harold Larrabee Bath box factory employee died Saturday after a brief illness. She leaves her husband and two children. The remains were taken to Boston for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude F. Larrabee
Harold L. Larrabee
Bath Box Factory
Boston
Mrs Helen D Wyman Burial in Parker Head
The remains of Mrs Helen D wife of Arthur C Wyamn arrived in Bath from Boston on a Sunday Pullman trip. Undertaker Curtis prepared the body for interment in the family lot at Parker Head, with burial at 2 p m Tuesday. She died in Roxbury Mass last Friday January 19. The couple, married October 1, had resided at 211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen D
Arthur C. Wyamn
Bath
Boston
Curtis
Parker Head
Wyman
Roxbury
Mass
John A. Small
Texas
Eugene L. Kane
Arington Heights
Sisit
Helen Wyman
Annette Robinson
Lois T. McKeiver
Evening Star Rebekah Lodge
Brunswick
Maine
Sagadahoc County
Frances McFadden
Clara Purington
West Bowdoin
F. S. Bowker & Son
Margaret L. Roberts
Phippsburg
W. S. Roberts
Jesterville
John J. Marsh
Middle St
Culbert McGay
Grace Church
George Hart
Joseph Butler
Lewis Hart
Thomas Slavin
Oak Grove Cemetery
Consul Wilcox
Basseterre
Guadaloupe
West Indies
State Department
Commission
Milliken
Sea & Shore Fisheries Commissioner
United States Cigar Stores Co
Tobacco Products Corporation
United
John Small
Lower High St
Washington
Kearsarge
Water St
Kennebec
Southport
Grange
Cora Burroughs
Charlie Pinkham
Wyman Family Ties Mentioned in East Boston Obituary
Mrs. Wyman a native of East Boston and Mr. Wyman son of Edward Wyman of Parker Head is cousin to Capt. W G Small of Bath. Funeral services were held in East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince's St
East Boston
Wyman
Edward Wyman
Parker Head
Capt
W. G. Small
Bath
Local Jottings From Brunswick and Nearby Towns
Local notes report a teamster buying prized horses for 700 dollars. A Boston returnee visits relatives on Bailey Street while a tug between Bath and Woolwich halts for ice. A Maine WCTU yearbook arrives as two officers from Sagadahoc are listed.
Dean's Regulats Advertised For Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Dean's Regulats at 25 cents per box claiming gentle action on the liver and bowels. It notes availability at all drug stores and describes the product as a remedy for lazy liver causing dyspepsia and constipation.
Big snow closes school. W C T U meeting at Y M C A discussed
reports record a snowstorm halting school Monday and a Tuesday W C T U gathering at the Y M C A. Conductor L W Berry returns to Rockland Lewiston division after vacation.
Local News Briefs From Various Maine Towns
Harry Ward bagged 12 pounds of smelts on Woolwich Ice. Mrs. John Koughan hosted Busybees. The Cosmopolitan Club held its weekly card party at three. Geese migration discussed along the coast on January 4. Morse High beat Cumberland Center 14 to 5 at the Y M C A. L. R. Cooke, longtime Yarmouth druggist, died. Captain Fred Nichols Park, 67, died in Searsport after a career at sea. Governor Milliken visited Augusta. Loyall Sewall hosted in his absence. U S Navy buildup under way with ships and support vessels listed. Y M C A executive committee praised for Student Conference. In Newark, Miss Jennie Morse’s suit against Metropolitan Steamship Co. saw decision reserved and an injunction restraining payments to officials. bonds of 1.4 million due in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ward
Woolwich
John Koughan
Winship St
Cosmopolitan Club
Morse High
Cumberland Center High
L. R. Cooke
Yarmouth
Fred Nichols Park
Searsport
Boston
New York
Millike
F. Randall Leonard
Rev. S.A. Evans
W. A. MacCormick
Gould J. Brown
E. P. Shaw
Lee Hooker
C. N. Flood
Allan Spear
Newark
N. J
Jennie R. Morse
Metropolitan Steamship Co
New Jersey
Harvard
Yale
Pacific Navigation Co
Edward D. Robbins
Warren D. Chase
New Jersey Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles F. Norris
Lynn
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
High St. House
Bath St
Henry L. Haynes
Mr. de Long
Haynes
Charles T. Jackson
Brunswick Electrics
Bath Iron Works
Auburn
Adjutant General
Augusta
National Guard
Coast Artillery Corps
Texas Steamship Co
South American
Seguin
Southportinto
S. T. Co
Fletcher
Castoria
Hitchcock
Arthur C. Wyman
Standard Oil Company of
Congress Street
W.C.T.U
L. W. Berry
Rockland- Lewiston
Portland High
Francis Miller
Winter Street
Maurice J. Duncklee
The
Times Co. Press
James Stewart
Jack McCollett
Bath City
Keegan
Alphonse Roi
Roi
Newport News
Slidell
Lake Pontchartrain
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mary Sullivan
Huse St
Miss Sullivan
Miss Belanger
Fidelity Trust Company
Informancon
Monument Square
Pokit
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