Charles A Hooker Dies at 67 A Civil War Navy Veteran
Charles A Hooker aged 67 died Monday night at his home on Vite Street after a brief illness. Born in Augusta he was the only child of the late Charles C Hooker and served in the Civil War as a fireman in the United States Navy on the Circassian. The city mourns a prominent citizen.
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Charles A. Hooker
Vite
Mr. Hooker
Augusta
Charles C. Hooker
United States Navy
Longtime Augusta Businessman L. L. Hooker Dies
Gardines returnee to Augusta moved forty years ago and built a large grist and planing mill with partner Charles Jewett of Toledo. He retired due to ill health after active service as alderman and Kennebec Naval Veterans treasurer. Survived by wife and son L. L. Hooker of this city.
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Gardines
Tumber
Augusta
Charles Jewett
Toledo
Hooker
People’s Baptist Church
Kennebec Naval Veterans
L. L. Hooker
William Hartwell Bath Contractor Dies at 67
William H. Hartwell a Bath contractor and builder known for homes and monuments, died after a shock Sunday. Born in Bath, he lived all his life here, worked 42 years as a contractor, and built notable local structures. He was involved in Masonry and survived by his mother, wife, two children, a brother, and a sister. Funeral held Friday at 2 PM from his home.
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William HH. Hartwell
Bath
High St
Cyril
Lucy W. Wartwell
Dia
County Court House
William Po
Oahd & B-Aewail
Shaw
Herde
Hill
Frank Thompson
Wester Church
People’s Church
Gielstrup
Center St
Kennebec Yacht Club
Hartwell
Solar Lodge No. 14
Montgomery & St. Bernard Royal Arch
Dunlap Commandere No. 5
K.T
Lucy W. Hartwell
W. H. Hartwell
Lucy
Anna Hartwell
Edward Hyt Martwell
Emma J. Greenleaf
Portland
Dr Williams Pink Pills Touted By Auburn Woman
Mrs. Mattie Foster of Auburn Missouri describes a three year run down illness with nervousness dizziness and heart and stomach pains. After two doctors failed she improved after two boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills and recommends the tonic. Sold by druggists or Scotford s for 50 cents a box six for 250 by Schenectady NY firm.
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Willams
Mattie Foster
Washington Street
Auburn
Dr. Williams
Westport Social Roundup Adds Summer Guests
Westport notes list Captain L. W. Jewett and wife from Woodfords visiting relatives. Mrs Hodngdon of Hibbard's Point stays at Boothbay Center with Chester Knight group. Jesse Ames arrives to spend weeks with family at Heals Upper Mills. Bellows: Mrs Heal returns from Malden to summer at home. Marshall Outhouse family from Boston arrive for summer at their residence. The WH tows for the season. Mrs Cyr of Providence visits Sheepscot View. Lewis family finished school at Puppsbars and return home for summer. Mrs Dunton with family arrives from Somerville for summer at Center. Mrs Archue Blake and daughter visit from Hath. South school holds social and supper. proceeds aid Sun day school library. Mrs Harmiston returns from Bath to Wills Point for the summer. A A Prince and family of Dobt's Ferry open Sea Breeze summer home at Westport.
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L. W. Jewett
Woodfords
S. C. Hodngdon
Hibbard’s Point
Boothbay Center
Chester Knight
Jesse Ames
Hts
Heals’ Upper Mills
James Ro Heal
Malden
Mass
Marshall Outhouse
Boston
Cyr
Providenc
RB. 2
Rev. Dimes Williams
Sheepscot
BE. ¥. Lewis
Ordway
Helen
Puppsbars
W. EK. Dunton
Sae
Henry
James
Somerville
Archue Blake
Hath
Jonas Jewett
Sonth School
William Harmiston
Bath
Wills’ Point
A. A. Prince
Dobt’s Ferry
N. Ys
Sea Breeze
Westport
Petition Seeks Sunday Afternoon Express Stop in Richmond
A Monday petition asks Maine Central to restore train No. 11 the Sunday afternoon express, discontinued with the summer time change, citing continued eastbound rail access needs and good passenger demand. Also notes local travel to Capitol Island, Bowdoin alumni events, and several residents’ comings and goings in the area.
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Maine Central
Richmond
J. Clark Flagg
Boston
Examining Board of Undertakers of
New England
Woolwich Notes on Visitors and Agriculture
Woolwich reports Sunday gatherings with Gilbert Cromwell in Georgetown. E O Day and Mrs Day from Flushing have arrived and will stay until September at their summer home. Farmers plan haying next week after light activity this week. Forepaugh's circus comes to Bath next Friday. Woolwich raises few strawberries but excels in bineberries and may ship to Boston soon. Hiram P Wyman of Phippsburg visited this week.
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Brunswick
Mildred Duren
Bangor
Geo. Lovell
Wm, Bibber
Marion
Portland
Mt. Carmel
O. E
W. N. Price
Maine
Electa
Bowdeinham
Joseph H. Newell
Rockland
Samoset
Alice Libby
Cathance
Walter Mariner
Richmond Corner
Benj. C. Humphrey
Lewiston
Fred Mitchell
Boston
A. L. Theobald
Thartes Htre
Heresert
Alonzo Hunt
Gilbert Cromwell
Georgetown
E. O. Day
Mrs. Day
Flushing
Lone Ishand
Forepaugh
Bath
Woolwich
Hiram’ P Wyman
Phippsburs
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Show Presents Vast Menagerie
The Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Big United Shows unveil a monumental zoological display with 780 animals gathered from tropical jungles and northern lands. Elephants, camels, and exotic deer share space with rare species like ibexes and warthogs. Lecturers guide visitors through the menagerie, offering practical facts beyond library texts.
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Adam
Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
Big United
Agerie
America
Far East
Anerion
Irkes
Boston pair visit C. H. Gilmore after long drive
James Tibbetts, one of town's oldest men, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Trott of Boston, in their Maxwell, traveled to see C. H. Gilmore. They noted the roads on the trip down were in very good condition.
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James Tibbetts
Warren E. Trott
Boston
Maxwell
C. H. Gilmore
Bow Doinham Notes Include Auto Use And Local Events
The Bowdoinham column reports a rural carrier saved three hours by using a Maxwell car on a 25.8 mile route. Local trips include Horace Raymond and James Ames driving a Buick to Waldo and Somerset counties. Social events feature the Webster dramatic club performance and a marriage of James Dunlap and Bertha Robinson.
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W. A. Richardson
Edgecomb
Mr. Edgecomb
Mr. Richardson
Maxwell
Horace Raymond
James H. Ames
Waldo
Somerset Counties
Buick
Mr. Ames
Bath Boy A Candidate for Lincoln County Attorney
James B. Perkins of Boothbay Harbor runs as the Democratic candidate for county attorney of Lincoln County. Bath residents follow the race as Perkins, a Shipping City native now in Boothbay Harbor, serves on the Boothbay board of selectmen and is regarded as a hustler likely to make Lincoln County an able attorney.
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James B. Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
Lincoln County
Bath
Mr. Perkins
Board of Selectmen
Perkins
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