Clergy back Bath officer. praise Pringle over Tops yham tragedy
A Bath Maine clergy group unanimously commends Deputy Sheriff John S Ballou for enforcing state law and wishes him a speedy recovery. Rev H N Pringle receives similar support from the Christian Civic League of Maine for actions arresting lawbreakers after the Tops yham incident. Clarence Powers, six, died after being struck by a trolley car in Portland on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
John S. Ballou
Maine
Ballou
George C. Demott
H. N. Pringle
Waterville
Mr. Pringle
Topsyham
Christian Civic League of
Clarence Powers
Yarmouth
Portland
Palmer Bungalow Interiors Detailed in Feature
The description portrays the Palmer bungalow with four drop lights, stained glass window, and an historic mirror. Highlights include a mahogany Davenport, Franklin and Martha Washington chairs, a den with world-sourced stones, and a Scotch thistle window memorial linked to Scottish builders Archibald Johnstone and William Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockbridge
Lafayette
Bath Savings Institution
Palmer
Benjamin Franklin
Martha Washington
Gibraltar
Small Point
Palmers
Mr. -Almer
Dorothy
Morse High School
Lillian
Mother Grays Sweet Fonders for Children Ad
Mothers should keep a box for the season as these powders break up colds relieve feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for 22 years. Sold by drug stores 25c sample mailed free Allen Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Sea Weeds Collected by Pastor in Bermuda
A letter from Rev. A. B. Hervey, former Universalist pastor, from Bermuda dated January 13 describes island life. He notes pure rainwater, brackish wells, extensive seaweed gathering at low tide, and Gulf weed washed ashore from the Saragossa Sea while enjoying a mild winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hervey
Universalist Church
Flatts
Bermuda
Ocean
Maine
California
Hamilton
Central Atlantic
Saragossa Sea
Columbus
Westport Social Notes and Local Business Updates
L S Gove of Bath and nephew Raymond Gove of Trevett visited A E Gove family in Westport. Archie Higgins bought a large stock of groceries in Boston and opens business at the island’s north end. The ladies aid met at C L Cromwell’s. some members left the society. A E Gove traveled to Wiscasset on business. Charles Colby and his two sons are logging on Woodbury Hodgdon land. Ernest Huff of Edgecomb attended North Chapel church. Ernest and Bert Beater visited their mother Mrs Wm Beater for about a week. Seven University of Michigan students were injured in a bob sled accident near a bridge, four seriously. four injured were young women.
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L. S. Gove
Bath
Raymond Gove
Trevett
A. E. Gove
Archie Higgins
Boston
C. L. Cromwell
Wiscasset
Charles Colby
University of Michigan
Walter A. Dipley
Goldie Smith
Stanley Ketchell
New York
Violet D'Arcy
Samuel Goodwin
Dresden
Cedar Grove
David Graham Philips
Fitz Hugh Goile Gouldsborough
Phillips
Maine
Pekin
London
Cornell
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
Chicago
Schley
Charlestown Bridge
Charlie Barr
Southampton
England
Pittsfield
James McKeever
Francis Donovan
Canada
Hayti
Santo Domingo
East River
Mott Haven Yards
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Bush Terminal
Brooklyn
Hell Gate
Maine youth drowns skating on thin ice
Emile Sickman of Lewiston, fourteen, drowned Sunday while skating on thin ice. It reports other Maine and national items, including justice and crime cases, a prison warden appointment, a Pittsburgh jewelry robbery, fires, executions abroad, and a large donation toward the George Washington Memorial Association.
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Emile Sickman
Lewiston
True C. Hayford
Belfast
Maine State Prison
Thaw
Pittsburg
Houston-Tuttle Book Company
Rockland
England
Naval machinist Charles B. Fisher dies of typhoid
The remains of Charles B. Fisher, 33, arrived from the Brooklyn Naval Hospital after dying of typhoid fever Sunday. A first class machinist in the Navy, he served on the Pennsylvania and New York and last on the submarine Snapper. He was born in this city, worked with his father as a machinist, and leaves sisters Mrs. Clara Coombs, Miss Lillian, and Miss Bessie Fisher.
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Charles B. Fisher
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
John P. Fisher
Moulton
Commercial St
Navy
New York
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
A 19th century advertise claim states Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by taking it internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollar reward for any failure, with testimonials and Toledo based F. J. Cheney & Co. as suppliers, price 75 cents, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Petition for Administration of Margaret Lester Estate
Ida L Morse petitions to appoint an administrator for Margaret Lester of Bath who died intestate October 18 1910 leaving at least twenty dollars in personal estate. The heirs are James W Lester and Harry R Lester in New York City and Ida L Morse in Bath. A probate hearing is set for February 7 1911 in Bath with notice three weeks in the Bath Independent.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
Margaret Lester
James W. Lester
New York City
Ida L. Morse
Harry R. Lester
Ida l L. Morse
A. D
Edward C. Plummer
State OF Maine
James S. Lowell
Mary TD. Gilbert
T. Ralph Passmore
Lillie G. Passmore
Mystic
Connecticut
Emma J. Maxwell
Testate
Octavia Brooks
Westport
Susan A. Passmore
Mystac
Conn
Mary D. Gilbert
Mary PD. Gilbert
Ralph Passmorke
WM. T. Hall, JR
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Ballou and
Pringlr
Raymond Chappell
Rev. H. N. Pringle
Civic League
Omar W. Folsom
Bath, Me
Kennebec
Mrs Palmer
Ernest
Bert Beater
Wm. Beater
Fred R. Young
Wilton
Paul D. Sargent
Mr. Young
George Washington Memorial Association
Fletcher
Thicke
M.H. Loach
Hotel Empire
Broadway
63Rd Street
5Th Avenue
R. R
Columbus Circle
W. Johnson Quinn
Creonlc’ Oes
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Wotfien
Worp’s Dispensary Memorical Association
Pierce
I Ohnso
Anodyne Linimen
I. S. Johnson & Co
Mass
Parsons
Maine Central Railroad
Skowhegan
Bangor
Bucksport
Augusta
Calais
Washington County
Vanceboro
St. John
Bar Harbor
Foxcroft
Greenville
Mattawamkeag
Eastport
Wash. Co. R. R
St. Stephen
Montreal
Quebec
Bridgton
Fabyan
Lancaster
Farmington
Brunswick
Rans
Woolwich
Rock
F. B. Boothby
Morris McDon
Chichester S
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