Chemical Hose Bursts During Monday Fire
A fire in a wooden building at 629 Washington Street owned by Guy Crosby and used by Great A. & VP. Tea Co. was reported Monday night from box 24. A chemical hose burst near the tank spraying foaming liquid on firefighters, injuring Joseph Cloutier and E. H. Cook who washed off the chemical by morning. Cloutier still sore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Guy Crosby
A. & VP. Tea Co
W. M. Hamilton
Edgar Murphy
M. Loretta Riley
Joseph Amberhind
Mark Hennnesy
John Footer
Joseph Cloutier
E H. Cook
Cloutier
Combination 3
Shepard Street
Cook
Winnengance Parents and Road Damage Reported
In Winnegance the community notes the city road condition worsened by heavy rains with High Street largely leveled. Road Commissioner Nathaniel Morse of Whippsburg inspected and confirmed extensive washouts affecting multiple roads in his town. Local residents Mr and Mrs Winfield S. Rowe hosted guests at their Poplom Peach estate including Arline Rowe Martha Hinder Richard Andrews and Marguerite McPowne with Janice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlo
Mael Cue
Winfield SS. Rowe
Waltiiun
Mas
Poplom
Pourti
Arline Rowe
Mises Martha (Hinder
Richiard Andrews
Mroo
Mere
Albert MC ‘Powne Aine
Marguerite
Janice
Walttiin
Busy July Session of Sagadahoc Probate Court
Probate court in Sagadahoc County handled a heavy July term docket with judges and clerks approving wills, appointing executors and administrators, filing guardianships, and issuing licenses. Beneficiaries include Bath, Richmond, Woolwich, Topsham, and Bath trusts. notable actions include foreign-will probate for Birmingham, Alabama, and adoptions granted for Springfield, Massachusetts cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
James 38. Lowell
Hannah A. Rogers
Bath
John H. Rogers
Frank KE. Warington
Wlliam J. Hogan
Viola G. Hogan
Francis Bowen Torrey J
Agnes ‘Torrey
Howard B. Johnson
Harriet L. Johnson
Isabelle T. Rodick
Richmond
Gladys 1S. Rodick
James BR. O'Hara
Birmingham
Aln
Nina A. O'Hara
Ann EB. Slaley
Woolwich
John H. ‘Haley
Frederick W. Freeman
Marion Freeman
James Kb. Dale
Annie Bk. Dale
D. Boom
T. A
John H. Kimball
Hyde-Wright
John Tl. Hyde
Joseph M. Pratt
John S. Liyvde
Samuel Stover
Clara D. Stover
Charles M. Morang
George W. Gilpatrick
Robis L. Gage
John IL. Gage
Cars in collision at noon on Lincoln street
A Ford touring car driven by William Mitchell and a Buick touring car owned by B A Collins collided at Lincoln and Chestnut streets at noon Monday. Both vehicles were damaged. George Jewett, Motorcycle Patrol, arrived quickly. The case involved a claim that a horse drawn wagon obscured Mitchell’s view. It was referred to Judge Keegan. Sedgwick Auburn was fined for passing a car on a hill. Mirage Silver and Tarry King were charged with speeding and to appear before Judge Keegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Street
William Mitchell
B. A. Collins
TS Spring Street
Auburn
Lincoln
Chestnut Street
George Jewett
Jagger
Keegan
Jewett
Brunswick
Rousseau Jason W. Sedgwick
SLO
Mirage Silver
SG Summer
Alex
Brunsweck
Ralph of Dale
Westport Notes on Visitors and Local Spots
Westport residents and visitors bustle through town with reports of guests at homes, school staff arrivals, summer camps at Sandy Hill, and local tradesmen supplying townsfolk. Notables include Mrs Pilton and daughter Rita Tilton at the Methodist parsonage, Eu gene W. Lewis aboard the steamer Terman Winter, and Miss Olivia Barker of Boston among weekend visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Shenandoah
Charles J. Wilton
C. A. Tilton & Co
South
Edward McLaughlin
Plymouth
Mass
Photias McLaughin
North Ad
Burnham Wright
Mechanie Falls
GG. Jewett
Covelly Farm
Bernadine Keete
Adeline ‘Tarbox
Rochester
N. Y
Elizabeth and
Dorothy Royce
Andover
Ronald Arbox
Engineering Dept
Occidental Line
San Mancisco
RobINhood Social News and Church Highlights
Rob in hood residents welcome visitors Roscoe Podd family and Mrs Amme M Jones return from Boston Mroo and Mrs Paul with children occupy Morse cottage Shenandoah Wis sighted by islanders at large Mrs Vilanehe Westhall visiting Kebim hood Mrs Howard Heald and family at Abbie Reynolds Sem i annual Official Board and Sunday School Board meet establish Unworth League with officers including Powers Reynolds Poth Poncers League to hold Sunday services as pastor travels Epworth League service planned Frank Reynolds of Cambridge visiting Washington street family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Alden i
Robinhood
Judy
Roscoe T Podd
Amme M. Jones
Mr. Odd
Boston
Mroo
Paul
Wollaston
Mass
Kebimhood
Vilanehe Westhall
Lewiston
Cove
Howard Heald
Abbie Reynolds
Robonhead
League Aire
Carrol
Page Powers
1St View
Eletis Reynolds
Oseph Poth. Ord
Stellki Powers
Agnes D Poncers
Arranie
Henry Reynolds
Agnes Powers
Wy Bhuersten
Epworth League
Bowdoinham Whispers of Fourth of July Tales and Arrivals
Prominent Bowdoinham citizens John Holden and Mildred Dudley wed in Lowell on July 2. The town buzzes with visitors, teaching staff, and family gatherings as residents recount Fourth celebrations, summer travels, and local reunions among farmers, merchants, and former railroad workers.
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Bowdoinham
Lowell
Mass
Personal notes of visits and travels among Bath area residents
Mrs Ray Walsh and daughter Norma of Brockton Mass are guests of her sister Mrs James Lord. Mr and Mrs Lester Gary motor back to Brockton after visiting relatives here. Percy Robbins of Reading Mass holidayed with his parents in Bath. W F Anderson Brockton Matls spent the weekend in Bath with Mrs Anderson and daughter Marion. Mrs Katherine Johnson Mrs Anthony Thomas and Mrs B E Carlson with Percival Owen Johnson to Waterville to visit Mrs Abner West an aunt. Willard Colby and son Willard with Neva Hart and H C Brasier return from a two day motor trip through eastern Maine via Penobscot camps near Belfast. Arthur R Chadbourne and Otto with Mr Gale return to Pittsfield Mass after weekend with the Chadbournes. Mr and Mrs Charles W Avery of Quincy and Mr and Mrs A D B Witcomb of Kennebunk toured from Kennebunk. Rev O J Hardin father of Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin sails from New York to Constantinople and the Levant to visit kin and review missionary work. Mr and Mrs Fred K Sturtevant of Justinon have been guests of the Misses Alma and Harriet Palmer Bath, with Mrs Sturtevant remaining to join musical circles in Boston and broadcasts on Station WZ.
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Superior
Wis
Leroy Williams
Rumford
Everett Williams
Lawson
Albert Moulton
Andrew Pray
Bath
Florence Derry
New York
Miss Perry
Hattie Perry
Sunny Crest
Ted Kendall
Verey Rideout
Philip Rideout
Portland
Emma Millay
Dr. Peabody
Richmond
Emr Srelt
Methodist Aid
Star Aid
W. Darton
Jessie Cromwell
Willard Cromwell
Ellis Purington
Boston
Mr. Purinton
C. O. Purinton
Hollis Daggett
Dorchester
Mass
Edith Wood
BE. V P. Kendall
Old Orchard
Albert Card
Milo
J. Pearl Card
the Ridge
Myrtilla Beals
Hazel Cornish
Kya Rideout
Camden
Roland Small
Beverly
Will
W Philip Newley
Nona Fogg
Gorhim
Walter Doughiss
Bowdoin
Purinton
Annie Morehouse
Lewiston
Will Hamilton
P. A. Cannon
George Dratt
Helen
Wportland
Emeline Pratt
Lottie Blake Davis
Framingham
Sher
Viola Coombs
Angie Reid
Waterville
Ruth Mckwen
Karl Hateh
Frances
Charles Hateh
Millard Haten
Dar Larbor
Martha Robinson
West Springfield
Ray Walsh
Norma
Brockton
Mss
James Lord
Lester Gary
Percy Robbins
Reading
Frank Robbins
Vine Street
W. F. Anderson
Matls
Anderson
Marion
Archie Thayer
Court Street
Katherine Johnson
Anthony Thomas
BE. J. Carlson
Percival Owen Johnson
Abner West
Willard Colby
Willard
Neva Hart
H. C. Brasier
Maine
Penobscot
Belfast
Arthur R. Chadbourne
Otto
Gale
Pittsfield
Mr. Chadbourne
Willian C. Chadbourne
Charles W. Avery
Quincey
Avery
A. DB. Witcomb
Kennebunk
Bath Tron
Quincy
O. J. Hardin
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winer Street Church
Fabre Line
Sinaia
Constantinople
Levant
B. van Dyck Post
Syria
Fred K. Sturtevant
Juston
Alma
Harriet Palmer
Allen Street
Sturtevant
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Bridge-Merrill
D. T. Percy & Sons
Betty Fates
Marseilles
Savety
Decoratit
Ion
Washington Streets
James S. Lowell
Mary Spaulding
Robert H. Spaulding
Georgia H. Wakefield
Charles A. Wakefield
Morrill McKenney
Harry BE. Fishbeck
Charles A. Cushing
Eleanor VP. Cushing
Samuel S. Sewall
Marcia IL
Sewall
Edwin M. Wyman
Lecuna
Wyman
Phippsburg
Henry P. Getehell
Fred HH. Thompson
Salmon W. Putnam
X. Gratz Jackson
Robert Fulton
Dowdoinham
Harriet J. Fulton
Henry T. Carlton
Joseph HH
Carlton
Josephine Walter
Josiah L. Walker
T. Ae
Mary A. Brown
Etta FF. Betehers
Asbury S. Small
Mabel A. Melee
Charles Baker
Dexter W. Baker
Eliza J. Baker
John H. Mayers
Jamies Henry Preble
Henry J. Tarr
George Hi. Theobald
Morrilly Mchenney
Joseph
Alexander
Topslam
Charlotte S. ‘Turner
George P. Keith
Erwin
Turner
Eleanor V. Cushing
Charles . Cushing
Eestate
Alfred
Maxwell
Bowdeinham
Grace L. Maxwell
Charlotte
Topsham
George W. Keith
Charles Jackson Quinnam
Hattie EK
Quinnam Guardian
John Gordon Doherty
Hamma B. Doherty
Springfield
Lillian Walsh
Lillian Doherty
Bath Department Store
Chestnut and
Lincoln Streets
Frank Reynolds
Cambridge, Mass
Mrs Frank Reynolds
John Holden
Mildred Dudley
North Anson
Delia Wall
J. H. Ames
BR. Randall
Charlevine Davis
New Meadows Inn
Lyda Maxwell
Gorham
John Coughlin
George Cutler
Davis
Hall
Browne
W. W. Brown
High Head
Harpswell
Joseph Temple
Ruth McEwen
George Denham
Fred Pratt
Als. MacDougal
Limestone
Mune- Dougal
New Brunswick
Hal Cheney
Richmond Road
George A. Hackett
Richmond Village
Frank Rossi
Rossi
A. Newton
Wilhemenaia Newton
Bernard
Lilly
Parker House
Charles Carey
Walter Casey
Dutth
S.A. Gotemehl
Fatt Williams
Topsfield
Frank Seigars
Charles Fisher
Albion Dunlap
Mr. Dunlap
James A. Dunlap
Frank A. Small
B. Wilsented Bele Birberhint
B. W. Warren
William Sparks
Little Son
Philadelphia
Delco-Light Product
Roy H. Genthner
Waldoboro, Maine
Men’s Furnishings
Goudy & Stevens Yard
East Boothbay
J. H. Stacey
Popham Beach
Moore & Company
Newark
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