Local Bath Notes Show Opera House Praise And Civic News
Local jottings describe an acclaimed week at the Opera House and a humid Wednesday evening. The Y M C A mortgage is cleared by a $15 000 check from the Moses estate, boosting Bath’s civic finances to about $25 000 in trust funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Rupert H. Baxter
Hayward Wilson
Brookline
Mass
Galen C. Moses
Bath Savings Institution
Riverside and Popham Beach summer notices and local updates
July happenings include Minott in New York on business, more Portland table girls visiting Riverside and Popham Beach, and the Alice Wentworth loading lumber at South Gardiner. Camp Medomak hosts summer students. Hyde Windlass vs Togus game planned. Miss Ethelyn Marston in a serious NH auto accident. two cottages to be built at Little Cox's Head. fox terrier recovered after missing report. Driftwood Club oversees events. Maine liquor license statistics presented. New Meadows Transit kicks off summer schedule. fertilizer regulation inquiry by Agriculture Commissioner Guptill. Maine State Grange to meet in Portland with 4000 Grangers. freight and New York express trains adjust to travel demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Minott
Phippsburg Center
New York City
Portland
Riverside
Popham Beach
Alice Wentworth
South Gardiner
Frank Nevers
Bowdoin Medical School
Camp Medomak
Washington
Hyde Windlass
Ethelyn Marston
George W. Marston
Woolwich
Bath
New Hampshire
Messrs. Morgan and
Jobbling
Dorchester
Little Cox's Head
Kennebec
J. H. Stacey
Popham
Haverfield
Kelley Mansion
Dummer St
Rice
Virginia
Islander
Boothbay Harbor
Kimball’s Wharf
Driftwood Club
Berry
Maine Civic League
Augusta
Maine
U. S
Franklin
Waldo
Sagadahoc
New Meadows Transit Co
Avalon
L. M. Trufant
Alliquippa
H. T. Wallace
New Meadows
H. L. Storer
Paul J. Koughan
New Meadows News and Regional Happenings Today
City Clerk Grassy notes ten June weddings. Fourth of July cruise planned by New Meadows Yacht Club with Kennebec yachtsmen to Sebasco Estates. Dr Maxwell Powers elected Maine Dental Society treasurer and executive committee member at Portland convention. Islander carries children for Maine Children's Home Society excursion. Tug Ariel tows Nanticoke to await seagoing tug to New York. Nanticooke carries 1261 tons ice. Shortage warned for box board as mills saved little. P E Abbott in town for Dupont powder box board lumber. Bath rumor about Mr Cahill lobsters declared false by Warden McDonald. Gorham Normal School admission list grows in June. Capt Frank Chase to command new barge Wollaston for Staples Transport Co. Eastern Steamship Co to run Sunday excursions to Boothbay Harbor at 50 cent fare. Notable visitors Hersey, Shaw, Pierce, Clarke dined at New Meadows Inn. Essay prize winners announced by American Protective Tariff League. Bowdoin College student Alvah B Stetson earns third prize. Deputy Warden Perkins captures a two foot by one foot turtle in Merrymeeting Bay. Turtle used for soup in Boston noted. Tug Ariel tows barge 783 ice for New York. Addie P McFadden carries Bowdoinham fertilizer. Seguin brings coal barges 1526 tons Cumberland and Lehigh for Howard Coal Co and LaLiberte Bros of Augusta. Wyomin' brings barges to flats then Bath orders. MHS class of 1911 reunion held at New Meadows Inn with seventeen members. committee formed for next event. Esther Jones and Louise Haggett perform piano and dance numbers. class returns home at nine o'clock car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islander
Maine Children’s Home Society
Ariel
North Boothbay
Nanticoke
M'carthy’s
New York
P. E. Abbott
Dupont Powder Co
McDonald
Bath
Gorham Normal School
Hope W. Winn
Walter S. White
Frank Chase
Attleboro
Mass
Wollaston
Kelley, Spear Co
Staples Transportation Co
Fall River
Eastern Steamship Co
Boothbay
Island
Boothbay Harbor
Tra G. Hersey
Maine
Senate
U. S
Hansford W. Shaw
Leonard A. Pierce
Roland E. Clarke
Houston
New Meadows Inn
American Protective Tariff League
Alvah B. Stetson
Bowdoin College
John Perkins
Merrymeeting Bay
Perkins
Thompson’s Brook
Boston
Berry Houses
Addie P. McFadden
Bowdoinham
Seguin
Parker’s Flats
Conewago
Cumberland
Lehigh
Howard Coal Co
LaLiberte Bros
Augusta
Wyoming
Clarke
Flats
Jennie Sawyer
Esther White
Carrie Chaney Buck
Pauline Mikelsky
Mary Berry
Edith Hartwell
Vivian LeMont
Esther Jones
Louise Harriman
Louise Haggett
Ruth Haskell Farnham
June Rideout
Harold Reed
Perry Thompson
Marius Page
Galen M. Low
Arthur C. Hagan
Gaten-Low
Arthur Hagan
New England Conservatory of Music
Death of Parkershead resident William Rollins at 80
William Rollins died at Parker Head after a hearty Sunday dinner from heart failure. He was eighty and had long been a familiar figure on Parkershead streets, living with his daughter Mrs. Richard Mann. The funeral was held at Parker Head with Rev. B. P. Brown officiating and N. Gratz Jackson as undertaker. Various locals and visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rollins
Parkersiead
Richard Mann
Fred Drake
John Walker
Dan
L. W. Berry
Everett Harrington
Harrington
George Watts
Leed's Junction
Drummond Cutting
Cutting Farm
Cutting
Small Point
J. O. Wyman
Raymond
Pauline Wyman
Steven Marshall
Paul Marshall
Newbury Point
Dr. Key
Norway Pines
Pleasants
Meadowbrook
A. Evins
Brown Bible
Eva Alden
Gilmor
George Olir
Parker Heat Road
Center Church
M. A. Slade
Ind
Bowker
Rebecca Bowker
Grammy
Perley Day
Perley Andrew
Alice Minott
Independent Hall
Parker Head
W. C. Lewis
Frank Daley
Pacific
Walter Percy
Savannah
Parington House
Charles Perry
Lloyd
Warren Harlow
Lucy Gahan
Frances Quincy
Kennebec
M. L. Oliver
Wm. Rollins
B. P. Brown
N. Gratz Jackson
Fred Sparks
Harry Mank
Boston
Ed. Sampson
Hezekiah Harrington
Bath
A. P. Terrell
East Boston
Basin School
Ordway Lewis
Timothy Morrison
Togus
Maria Harris
Bowker Yard
Charles Trne
Woodman
A. C. Johnson
Marilb. Percy
5. C. Campbell
Woolwich
Laura Mains
Chas. Wilson Dromore
Christine Cutting
Phippsburg
Westport Town Hall Rental Ad Seeks Applicants
Notices advertise rental of Westport Town Hall seeking applicants via James Knight. Contact details are provided by telephone for inquiries and applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport Town Hall
James Knight
Thorne and Ridley Bride Wed at Stanwood Home
Alice H Thorne daughter of William K Thorne of Brunswick wed Frank H Ridley son of George B Ridley of Topsham at the bride’s Stanwood Street residence. Rev Otto Raspe of Freeport officiated. The bride is a Brunswick toll operator and the groom is with George B Ridley and son. They will reside in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice H. Thorne
William K. Thorne
Brunswick
Frank H. Ridley
George B. Ridley
Topsham
Stanwood St
Otto 3
Raspe
Freeport
Brunswick Telephone Exchange
Ridley
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Opera House
Y.M.C.A
Front St
Clary
Sagadghoe Court
F. of
D.D.C.R. E
Music Hall
Ioyal Order of Moose
United States
George W. Morse
B. H. Coughlin
Bath Custom House
Morse
Emma S. Briggs
Mr. Mitchell
New York Sun
A. G. Page
Times
Center St
Federal Building
W. T. Guptill
Mr. Guptill
Maine State Grange
Falmouth
Charles S. Stetson
Old Board of Trade
City Hall
Rockland
New York Express
Reed
Down River
Grassy
C. Galen Hinckley
Mary
Carrie Cushing
Walter Perry
Winneganee
Geo. Inzalls
Frank Arras
Dromore Grange
W M. Reuben Purington
The
Grange
Dromore
Eunice Storey
Uxbridge
N. W. Eaton
Raymond MclIntyre
Mary Daley
Bert Fernald
Agnes Oliver
Roland Smith
Lillian York
Sebasco
Dinitar
B. B. Browne
Angus Merriman
Kennebec River
Mr. Merriman
Philadelphia
Kobe
Japan
San Francisco
Rappahannock
Thompson Bros
Westport
Thorne-Ridley
Front St., Bath, Me
J. F. Upton
Tel
Winnegance
G. L. Quint
Stephens Place
Blackman Place
Arthur J. Dunton
D. Bishop
Coombs’s
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