Widow Mrs Cora Cromwell dies after long illness
Mrs Cora Cromwell widow of Albert Cromwell died Monday at 2 p m after a long heart troubled illness. She leaves two daughters Mrs Willard Cromwell of Bath and Miss Jessie and three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at two at the home with Rev I T Johnson officiating. The many local items note visitors, gatherings and community events in Bowdoinham including a rally, drives and hospital updates.
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Cora Cromwell
Albert Cromwell
Jessie
Willard Cromwell
Bath
I. T. Johnson
C. A. Perry
Boston
Hattie Perry
Coleman Casey
Walter
Philip
Portland
S. A. Getchell
F. K. Jack
Biddeford
Saco
Robert Wade
Bradford
Mass
W. W. Brown
Robert Ferguson
Helen Gould
Brunswick
Emery Warinton
Archie Hanson
Monmouth
C. L. Budge
Elsie Dickinson
Charles Woodworth
J. FE. Cornish
Newtonville
Lavinia Silver
Bath Hospital
Herbert Henderson
Main General Hospital
Louise Clark
Lottie Cobb
Ann Fisher
MercyPoint
R. WD. Warinton
Village Lodge F. & A. M
Benjamin Adams
Enlala Sedgley
Lewiston
Severn
Topsham
Kendall
Orington Douglis
Gardiner
Donglis
Smith
Sparks
Lauris Wilson
Philadelphia
Richmond Favour
Mary
Natick
Alfred Davis
New York
Mary Favour
Prescott, Ariz
Dorothy Favour
Harry G. Wyer
Crum
St. Louis
Beatrice Wyer
Wellesley College
Richard Wyer
Andover
Mabel Burns
Haines
Chapman Place
Garand View Farm
Bowdoinham Ridge
Bowdoinham 1888 Excursion and Local Events Highlight Town Life
Bowdoinham prepares for Pennell’s annual excursion to Portland the Island and Old Orchard with arrivals from Waterville Augusta Lewiston Bath and MC stations. A Saturday flag raising and rally will feature Harrison and Morton banners and speakers after a Bowdoinham Town Hall audience. Local socials include Lena Fogg and Lydia Newton parties, a menagerie project by Alton Small, and hopes for a winter vessel project in Bowdoinham with Bath builder J. Drake. Reverend Charles Dein returns to Ridge Church after years away and the town notes rain in mid-season.
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Pennell
Portland
Island
Old Orchard
Waterville
Augusta
Lewiston
Bath
Selden Gilbert
Bowdeinham
Harrison and Morten
Town Hall
Dbeowdeinham
Lydia
Annie Newton
Alton C2 Small
Lena Fogg
Tee Cresin
Drake
Dath
Ridecot
Charlestom Phosphate Busines
Concrete paving advances on Main Street for highway upgrade
Work on the concrete roadway from Prehle's Line toward High Street progresses, extending about 600 linear feet with a 10 foot width. A city meeting is held to consider establishing a soldiers' vocational training school in the area.
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Speete
Woolwich Boy Reports On His Town Facts
Elwood Main Howe, 12, a Grade VII pupil at Chopp's school, answers about Woolwich. He notes 252 residents, eight schools, 30 weeks of instruction, Red Cross aid for physical education, a town peninsula history, Lake Nequasset supplying Bath, and main industries of agriculture and fishing with taxes as the town’s main support.
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Bangor
Voswers
Elwood Main Howe
Chopp
Red Cross
Woolwich
James Phipps
William
England
Massachusetts
Maine
Kennebec
Koussinee
Augusta
Lake Nequasset
Bath
North Woolwich
Day's Ferry
Sagadahoc
Nequasset
Montaweag
Treble
Kennebeckv
Social notes from Dresden and surroundings
Mr and Mrs H oS Patterson and Caroline Patterson of Augusta and Mrs Sarah Collins of Chelsea visited Dresden favorites. N A Fitch and daughter Florence returned to Lexington after vacation at Kennebec House. Evelyn Tarbes of Bath stayed with Mr and Mrs George Chaney. Mrs Glenwood Siegars of Sagadakee Ferry visited her parents A Tibbetts and Mrs Vesta Siegars with daughter Mars. A birthday party entertained by Miss Ordbra Houdlette preceded a desu party at Frank Savages.
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William R. Pattangall
Oakley
Curtis
Portland
United States
B. G. McIntire
Alice Maxwell
A. S. Maxwell
Harold Robbins
J. M. Fowle
F. K. Jack
L T. Johnson
C. A. Newton
Karl Johnson
Louise Clark
Exeter
N. H
Hattie Perry
Mires Ida Fowle
Bath
Myrtilla Beals
Bay Road
King
Monmouth
RE. V P. Kendall
Methodist Aid
F. A. Small
Erland Rogers
Florence Chadwick
Augusta
Augusta House
Charles Hackett
Sebago Lake
Fox
Miss Stanton
Fred Spriti
Ida Cornish
TB. Cornish
Gardiner Tuescus
H. Os. Patterson
Caroline Patterson
Sarah Collins
Chelsea
John Lilly
N. A. Fitch
Florence
Lexington
Kennebec House
Evelyn Tarbes
George Chaney
Glenwood Siegars
Sagadakee Ferry
Vesta Siegars
Mars
Fred Starrett
Warren
Ordbra Houdlette
Frank Savage
Mary Stegars
Gardiner
Evie Hodgden
Jessie Jackson
Wiscasset
Mes
Georgee Dilly
Lilly
Herbert Mauses
Lilly Fridians
Master Gilmore Soule
Maggie
Marion Brookings
Seltram Crocker
William Kimball
Scotland
Oui
Zip Coon
Pall
Polie Gove Aay Small Choi Auld
George HL Dike
Oak Street
Edward Blinn
East Woolwich
Reed Browkings
Arrowsie
George M. Brookings
Reed EF
Thoma. J. Reed
Cumberland Center
John McKinney
Porthind
Mildred Catherine
Bernard Bailes
Vic Dienie
Dino Baker
Seward Catharin
Medford
Mas
Page Wees
Lewellrn Salley
Vielma Cantrell
New Gilianapshire
Helis
Trving Wright Amd Laale
Merce Mors
Herbert Wright
Neroy Rochardson
Law
Gilman Richardson
Amd
George Ross
Ocge
First Baptist Church
Wael Center
Fpernald Dias
Jalan
Iowas
Bath man visits Waterville recalls railroad era
Well known Bath resident Tia of Bath visits Waterville and chats with Colonel Frederick Booth about early railroad days in Maine. They recall a coal strike trip to Boston via refrigerator cars and the heat challenges faced by passengers on winter mornings.
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Kot Tia
Bath
Aman
Bangor
Pai
Frederick
Booth
Ham
Boothby
Toston
Crefrigerator Pullinan
Othe Bath Times
Davis x
Waterville Sentinel
Heolmin Day
Lewiston Jounal
Waterville
Rennebee Deanna
Old Time Concert Delights Woolwich Congregational
A 30-voice choir at the Nequasset Congregational church gave a lively Old Time Concert led by director John H. Carter. The evening featured surprises like Old Black Joe sung by Henry Dubar and Cousin Jedediah from Boston Town, along with several soloists and a grand tableau.
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Congregational Church
Nequasset
John H. Carter
Joe
Henry Dubar
Jedediah
Boston Town
Edward BK. Shaw
William Kimball
Gilmore Soule
Kimball
Dphvilix Hall
Margaret Hanson
Bertram Crocker
Woolwich
Mr. Crocker
Zip Coon
Casian Dwige
Carter
Frank Whitlam
Mr. Carter
Marion Brookings
Cousin Jedediah
Wodfram Crocker
Sitges
William Kimba
Anvil
Benny Eloise
Economy of Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertised Cure
An aroma filled claim extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a highly concentrated tonic for blood stomach liver and kidneys. It promises quick relief with a small dosage of teaspoonfuls three times daily and a pleasant taste to boost vitality.
Pringle Praises Sheriff Enforcemen t in Maine Liquor War
Henry N. Pringle former Maine resident now in Washington D D as assistant superintendent of the International Reform Bureau commends Sheriff Quivers for enforcing prohibition. He urges a larger federal staff to fight rum running, notes Maine’s proximity to Canada and home brews, stills, and illicit distilleries as factors shaping the dry effort. He recently visited Pine Cliff and Rochester NY, and speaks on congressional attitudes toward prohibition enforcement.
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Sagadahoer
Iver
Henry N. Pringle
Maine
Washington
International Reform Bureau
Pringle
Pine Cliff
Southport
Rochester
Vrringle
Prinzie
Congress
Congressatien
Freim
Kiuz
Couxte
Heales
Mriugis
Boechester
Wwe
Lizatiion
Wanted Machinists and Helpers for Strike Era Shop
A fragmented notice seeks Blacksmiths Machinists and helpers to fill permanent positions at a factory during a strike era. It mentions timing shifts and multiple roles including toolmakers, joiners and repairmen with addresses and contact hints.
Bath Seeks Vocational School for Veterans Training
Hon Halbert Gardiner of Portland urges Bath to host a Veterans Bureau operated vocational training center. He argues the North Embouing project value, Maine delegation action, and local facilities make Bath ideal for housing 600 veterans with training and rehabilitation programs. He envisions cost efficiencies and economic benefits for Bath.
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Halbert P. Gardner
Bath
Veterans Bureau Colony
Halbert PP Gardner
Portland
United Mate Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
Langdon T. Snipe
Hath Rotary Cub
Kinz Taven
Europe
Italy
Qirvielo
Ome
Gardiner
North Emi
Maine
Gardner
Amd
Washington
Naval
Seur Beg
McNeil Stars in Pitching as Teeam Edges Opponent
McNeil pitched for the Fat Millinecker team with strong support from Seowett and KilereCarel Jeecett. The Old Jown club lost 4 to 7 as McNeil held the line with several hits but was hampered by a rough inning.
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McNeil
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