Seven Days Doings: Summer Life Along New Meadows
Sunday evening curfew passed without a whistle as Bath enjoys full summer activity. Farmers haying, boating crowds, powerboats, lake and river travel, and social outings color a lively Bath scene with Apples blueberry and raspberry crops, local excursions, and town notes from streets, steamboats, and clubs.
Local notices from Bath region mingle visits and travel
A crowded Bath column lists residents and guests in and around Boothbay, Woolwich, and Portland. The notes include illnesses, travels to Boston and Lewiston, summering in Bath and North Bath, boating trips, a fire masted schooner captain, road work with J H Goddard, and a Napier car camping trip to Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Carberry
Tribute to Charles F Magoun by Hyde Windlass Directors
Hyde Windlass Company directors on July 15, 1914 adopted a minute mourning the death of Charles F Masoni a longtime official who served as Director and Treasurer. The secretary was directed to send a copy to Magoun's family and publish the notice in the Bath Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Windlass Company
Charles F. Masoni
Magoun
Bath Times
Obituary: Mrs Gaertride Fletehees Lifes Quiet Popham Resident
Mrs Gaertride Fletehees wife of Charles TT died at home on the south Beach after a long illness. She was a summer resident of Popham Beach for years and had ties to Malden Woburn and Stoneham. Survived by husband two sons a daughter and a mother with a brother in Stoneham. She was active in Universalist church charity and local relief groups and connected to Union Chapel and the new library of Popham. Remains sent to Boston. funeral held at her Malden residence with burial in Salem Street Cemetery.
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Washington St
Y. M. QA
Topaz
K.Y.C
Yacht Club
John Reed
West Woolwich
Howell
Defender Defiance
Bath
Maine
Woman's Exchange
Atondaty
Gerard C. Tobey
Tacoma
Commox
Amar
Race Point
Tobey
Goss, Sawyer & Packard
City of
Bangor
Boston
Augusta
Rocklands
Boothbay
Webster
Fort Popham
R. P. Robinson
Androscoggin
Topsham Fair
West Side
Joseph Lahbell
Bird
Portland
Bethleevist
Nashville
West Indian
United States
Florida
Beatty Burt
Chicago
George M. Hanson
Calais
Edwin C. Plummer
Edwin C. Reynolds
South Portland
J. H. Maxwell
Livermore Falls
Knights of Pythias
Boy Scouts
Grace Church
Popham Beach
Edwin Pinkham
W. A. MacCormick
Erastus Lew
Phippsburg Center
Nahanada
Odd Ladies of
Wildwood
Coast Artillery Vcorps
Mandalas
Fort Williams
William McMann
John Coffill, Jr
Court America
Waterville
Kenry K. Barnes
Young’s Hotel
Marshal Pattee
Apo
Ned Aed
Iss
Philadelphia
Taecoma
Northern Pacific Railway
Ta* Roma
Atlantic
Senate
Boothbay Harbor
Michael H. Brogan
Lewiston
Department of
Pinkham
Alice L. Frost
Gloucester
Bragg
Avery
Leona Ryan
Woolwich
Saturda
William D. Oliver
Niutick
WW. Dowling
John Dowling
An Mass Wels
Botironte
Mae Mailing
M. Jo McCormick
Joonise
Marion Lewis
Msqimerrestaen
George Neagle
Weed
Wiscosset
Linwood M. Graelert
Thomidston
Merline
Hamlin
Middle St
Stanleys Wood
Marjorie
Laconia
N. J
Charles A. Coombs
John Waallen
Togus
Major Smith
Frank Sylvester
Haverhill
Cox's Head
William P. Leydon
Providence
Leydon
Miss Howard
Squirrel Island
New York World
Eugene Thebes
Spb Durein
Josephnderson
Maine Central Relief Association
Inez Pridal
M. PF. Fallon
Tewkeshurs
Mis
Wits
Southport
Arthur G. Staples
Florence Buxton
Pittsfield
Roy J. Buxton
LE Sacre
Ocean Park
J. H. Goddard
Auburn
Wiscasset
J. W. Lambert
Kennebunk
Castine
Gwendolyn
John Leydon
Meadowbrook Island
John
Frederick
Earl Cook
E. W. Bridgham
Bert Thompson
James Caldwell
William
Dorchester
Alex MacCauchin
Hiram Welch
Pleasant Farm
North Bath
MecCaucin
John H. Thomas
George P. Hudson
Middlesex
Norfolk
Henry S. Little
Gaertride Fletehees
Charles TT
Mitchens
South Beach
Fiside
Woburn
Aliizs
Bernard
Davdia Fotheteher
Lush
Fletiher Sprasve
Stanley Winshop
Dia
Willam S
Stoneham
Malden
Hide
Popham
Union Chapel
Tremont St
Salem Street Cemetery
Death of William Th. Durgin at Evergreen Landing Peaks Island
Obituary notes William Th. Durgin longtime Bath Portland Boston and Peaks Island resident dies at home Evergreen Landing Peaks Island He was a Civil War veteran son of John A Durgin and Jane Robinson Durgin and father of Charles and Mrs William S Hartley Funeral held at his home and burial in Forest City Cemetery
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William TH. Durgin
Evergreen Landing
Peaks Island
Mr. Durgin
Bowdoinbank
John A. Durgin
Bath
Jane Robinson Durgin
Cape Elizabeth
Maine Regiment
Portland
Durgin and Crocker
Federal St
Durgin
Boston
Peaks
Evergreen
Charles
William S. Hartley
John E. Clancy
Forest City Cemetery
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Salem
A. H. Shaw
Water St
Totel de Wallace
Chelsea
Mass
Kinco
Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
J. H. Breen
Beacon Street Methodist Sunday School
Virginia
City Landing
Rogers Wharf
North End
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Poland Springs House
First Baptist Church
Oakledge
New Meadows
Ada
Water St. Lot
Bath Gun Club
Randall Leonard
Leonard
Western Powder Co
Hamm
Getchell
John Hayes
Washburn
Deering St
Stony Hill
Nequasset
Arrowsic
Texas
John W. Ballou
High St
Lisbon Falls Board of Trade
New Meadows Inn
New Meadows Landing
Hammond
Ariel
C. F. Hosmer
Maine State Y. M. C. A
Bathshoe
The
Times
Stony Brook Road
Thippsburg
Roa
Kennebec
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Rockland
Harry McCausland
Ling
E.S. Morey
Seguin
Wood Island
Bennington
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Eastern Steamship Co
William J. Holbrooks
W. J. Crafts
Eugene Desmond
Luther Maddocks
Oliver
Charles L. Collins
Ernest Ward
Kathleen Landers
Charles F. Magoun
Charles HH. Hyde
State of Ohio
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Hall
J. Cheney