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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1911

Page

7

Bowdoinham Cyclone and a Maine Natives Civil War Tale

Fifty years ago in July Lorenzo Minott of Bowdoinham endured a Confederate prison in New Orleans after being mistakenly detained while traveling north from Orleans. The tale sits beside a destructive local cyclone that devastated Bowdoinham, shredding barns and apple trees, with residents recalling the storm and its damage.

Orleans New Orleans Lorenzo Minott Bowdeinham Minott Mr. Minott South Louisanna Texas Maine Mississippi Memphis Cairo Monroe Bowdoinham

Fine Summer Home at Boothbay Harbor Impresses

The two story McKown Point bungalow built for W. R. Noe features shorefront grounds and a private flag mast. A rock cleared cove provides a natural sand beach and a long pier connects to a floating stage for yachting and water supply. The design by Sewall T. Maddocks offers airy verandas, a grand stone fireplace, and views along the harbor toward Squirrel Island and the Cuckolds.

Eastern Steamship Company Boothbay McKown Point W. R. Noe Orange N. J Boothbay Harbor International Signal Code Noes Sewall T. Maddocks First National Bank Tumbler Island Squirrel Island Fisherman's Island Damariscove Maine

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children

Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease colds feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and related distress. Sold by all druggists 25 cents. Allen Olmsted Lean N. AS location unclear.

Noe Bungalow Set for Summer Use and Summer Occupants

The two story bungalow features baths on both upper floors and a central quadrangular corridor around the main stairway. The third floor carries extra sleeping rooms servants quarters and large storage areas. The main floor kitchen is well designed with ice coal storage hot water heating and a scullery for service. A granite coping wall surrounds the grounds separating the Noe property from neighbors. Mr Noe an importer in New York City and his son Charles E Noe who is in business with him will open the bungalow early this month and stay through the summer.

Mr. Noe New York City Charles E. Noe Frances Maddocks Boothbay Harbor

Bath residents host Fourth of July guests and outings

West Bath Peleg Sprague and the Misses Lucinda Tabor and Harriet Johnson visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown for the Fourth with a river launch trip. Lewiston’s Nannie Brown and Mrs. Sarah Brown stayed with Mrs. William Mitchell. Concord’s Gertrude Payson visited Miss Josie Winter. Everett Mayo and his wife spent Independence Day in Portland with friends.

Peleg Sprague Lucinda Tabor Harriet Johnson Bath Eugene Brown Mr. Brown Nannie Brown Lewiston Sarah Brown William F. Mitchell Gertrude Payson Concord Josie Winter Mrs. Everett Mayo Portland

Charles A Coffin 54 Dies After Long Illness in West Bath

Charles A Coffin of West Bath, 54, died yesterday at City Hospital after long illness from stomach trouble. Born in the city, he worked in the fish business and once ran a market on Center Street. Survived by a wife and six children, oldest 13, plus four brothers James of South Portland, William of Portland, Alexander of Sebasco, and Walter of Colorado. Funeral set for Sunday.

Charles A. Coffin West Bath City Hospital Mr. Coffin Center St James South Portland William Portland Alexander Sebasco Walter Colorado

Hair burned off by vermin treatment on Malaga Island

A young girl on Malaga Island suffered severe scalp burns after a powder used to treat vermin burned her hair away and damaged her skin near the eyebrows. Dr Williams of Phippsburg is attending to her injuries. A Bath Merchants' Association meeting is scheduled for Monday at ten in the council room.

Independent Malaga Island New Meadows Williams Phippsburg Bath Merchants’ Association

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