Winter storm notes and Bath civic events
Snow and cold dominate Bath notes with reopens and repairs planned. Local clubs, church groups, and civic figures report meetings, renovations, and community activities as crews clear streets and prepare for March events.
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Bath
GATEMAN INJURED IN LOCOMOTIVE STRIKE AT YORK PEARL STS
Martin Nolan aged 73 gateman for the M C R R at York and Pearl crossings was struck by a freight locomotive around 6 25 pm and injured. He died the next afternoon from the injuries with his wife two daughters and a son surviving. He was a longtime ship carpenter.
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Martin Nolan
York and Pearl St
Thebeau
Wallace
Joseph Avery
Mr. Nolan
City Hospital
Pearl
York St
Nolan
I. W. Hartnett
Joseph McCole
Richard
Exciting episode as colt escapes uninjured from snow drift
Dr Maxwell Powers was riding his two year old colt when the cutter capsized in a snow drift on Western Avenue. The colt wedged between a tree and a stone step but was rescued by Joseph Avery and a rope. Both horse and sleigh were unharmed. the driver uninjured.
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Winter Street
Beacon Street
Winneganee
Wesley M. E. Church
Wylie Lemont
School St
George W. Crocker
Brunswick
Maine Lodge
Bath Lodge of Elks
Ruler Meader
Waterville
Bath Iron Works
Oscar F. Williams
Williams
Gosport
London
Thomas Lipton
Batavia
Java
U. S
Bradstreet S. Rairden
Muriel Hutcheson
Norman Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Mary Rairden
Universalist Vestry
Maurice Dunbar
Topsham
W. J. Weir
Portland
Weir
E. C. Downey
Chito
Maine Brigade
Pythian Hall
Lewiston
Charles K. Campbell
Stephen C. Synnott
Kittery
Arnaldo Natinio
A. J. Sprague
Orchard Grove Cemetery
H. W. Nickerson
Bowen, Smith, Duncan
Bunker
The
Foresters of America Sewing Club
Perry Colby
Middle St
Colby
Harry GeGlineky
Commercial St
St. Mary’s Parish Hall
Holy Name ‘Society
Mikelsky
Don Giovani
Eames de Gorgoza
Marsh Haraden
Edward Arseing
President Royal
J. O’brien
Royal
Henry Biggins
E. Fitzgerald
F. McDonald
Maxwell Powers
Western Avenue
High St
Parker Morse
Morse
Kimball Place
Come Way
Kimball
Doctor Powers
Joseph Avery
Avery
Earn $2.25 a dozen making plain home business
Advertisement offers a home business opportunity to earn two dollars and twenty five cents per dozen by sewing plain items. Reads with a return mail pattern request and provides a P.O. box address in Altoona and a 2011 date.
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Altoona
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