Webber Elected Captain of Bath Third Maine Infantry Company
Merton O. Webber was elected captain of the new Third Maine regiment company at a Wednesday armory meeting led by Maj. James L. Moriarty. Robert Kingsbury became first lieutenant with Ray Gouly as second lieutenant. 110 men in the unit, 72 voting. Monday drilling to start. uniforms and equipment pending. The formation promises city protection and gaps left by the departure of the 4th Company, C.A.C., last summer. The rugged members will parade in the GAR event Thursday, making a creditable appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton O. Webber
Third Maine Regiment of Infantry
James L. Moriarty
Lewiston
Robert Kingsbury
Ray Gouly
4Th Co
C.A.C
G.A.R
Local Social Notes Around Gardiner and Damariscotta
Robert Hatch and family traveled to Damariscotta for dinner at the Fiske House. Mrs. Harry A. Record of Buckfield visits her parents in Gardiner. J H K Clary returns from Augusta. Virginia Emro recalled from Old Folks Home to care for ill mother. Bath residents Wilder Hagan family visit Gardiner. Reverend Hilton Post preached at Old People’s Home. Coombs and Florence Watson join Bowdoin centennial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Monk
Wilder Hagan
Bath
R. H. Willis
Vernon Street
Gardiner
Augustus A. Percy
Fred B. Higgins
Bothbay Harbor
Hilton Post
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Old Wolks
John
Local residents enjoy Sunday trips and hometown notices
R P Meadden and party drive to Freeport in a new Cadillac eight. H W Howard and family motor to Portland for a day with friends. Ruth Skillings hosts a Monday evening gathering. Caroline Moses dines in Thomaston at Mrs John K Walker's home. Charles Nelson sails to Boston on business. King Tavern’s N Jackson buys a Haynes light six limousine. Several others take Sunday drives to Old Orchard. Robert Goodman, home from naval service, recalls torpedoed ship experiences. Ernest Nindeman moves to a shipyard in Chester. Miss Alice May Douglas returns from a multi town mercy trip and gives press writing talks at Oakill High School. Joseph Lausier leaves Thompson Bros for Fort Slocum after receiving a gold watch from co workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Meadden
Freeport
H. W. Howard
Portland
Ruth Skillings
High Street
Caroline Moses
Thomaston
John K. Walker
Charles Nelson
Bath Iron Works
Boston
King Tavern
Harry Sudan
Carl Kistler
Tommy" Thompson
Mr Rice
Texas Steamship Co
Old Orchard
Sudan
Robert Goodman
Naval Service of the United States
Atlantic
Ernest Nindeman
Checker
Chester
Penn
Nindeman
Brooklyn Polytechnical School
Alice May Douglas
Portsand
Scarboro
Wennebunk
Lewiston
Mercy
Oakill High School
Clifton Page
Bath
John Greenleaf Whittier
Joseph Lausier
Thompson Bros
Augusta
Fort Slocum
New Rochelle
Lausier
Thompson Bros. Force of Employes
Uncle Sam
Working League
Georgetown
Horton
Woodside
Edward M. Horton
Red Cross
Edward Miller Horton
Benjamin H. Woodside
A. E. Buzzo
N. FF. Rowe
J. 1. Williams
A. I. Rowe
Levi Powers
B. A. Powers
E. C. Clarey
J. E. Jewett
Elwell P. Todd
George Hanna
Thomas Hanna
Charles Moore
George Rowe
Chester MacMahan
M. B. MacMahan
W. L. Berry
Frank
Charles MacMahan
Byron Campbell
Lincoln Campbell
Hartley Harley
T. D. Rteed
Manfred Newdick
Noceton
John Hinckley
Carolyn Stevens
A. K. I’. Oliver
L. F. Oliver
H. A. Deering
W. C. Todd
Agnes S. Jones
George Delano
Joseph Harford
C. W. Oliver
Thomas Philips
William Mains
Everett Higgins
Maurice Spinney
Walter Lewis
George Smith
E. E. Harrison
Allie Hinckley
Harold Hunt
John Thibadeau
Z. Trafton Knight
C. H W. Pinkham
Roy Moore
H. P. Davis
George Gray
C. C. Davis
Elisha Fields
Ellen Hagan
Joe Muse
A. Davis
Duffie
Cleveland Rowe
Virginia Rowe
Flossie Higgins
Chancey Lewis
W. W. Marr
Royal Southard
Joseph Higgins
Naval Reserves
Commonwealth Pier
Susie Moore
KF. H. Moore
Georgetown Center
Lewiston Hospital
Moore
Madelyn Berry
Five Islands
Wendell P. Baker
Robinhood
Mrs. Potter
Arrowsie
Georgetown Observes Memorial Day with Service Flag
Special Memorial Day observance at the Methodist church included a memorial address by Mrs. Emma E. Harrison and the raising of a service flag for four district boys called to the colors. Names listed are George Tarbox Henry Tarbox Alvah Reynolds and Lester Powers. Service featured music by Mrs. Harrison and school chorus with flowers and decor by local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma E. Harrison
George and
Henry Tarbox
Alvah C. Reynolds
Lester L. Powers
Verdinand P. Brilmayer
Dorothy Stuart
James Stuart
Howard Cushing
Bessie Powers
Ellen Brilmayer
America
Ferdinand P. Brilmayer
George Eggers
Ada Cushing
Bath
West Farm
Robinhood
Hattie E. Rowe
Dromore
Herbert Cushing
Kinsbury
Everett Trafton
Red Cross
Howard G. Heald
Grace A. Scott
Sunset View
Five Islands
Georgetown
Harry Lt. Tarr
Richmond
Edgar B. Hunt
Boston
Albert BE. Luce
Rockland
Working League
Woodside
Horton
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown Center
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Remedy Claim
The ad asserts that scrofula and anemia are common and that Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron, taken before and after meals, provide an effective economical treatment. It promises stronger blood and nerves by combining ingredients from both medicines.
Sunday visitors and summer plans noted in local home
Sunday visitors at Mrs. Moore's old home are listed. Mrs. Moore's mother Mrs. Nettie Snowman will stay in Wyoming for the summer. Miss Carolyn Stevens visited with parents and returns to Bath Thursday. Flora Moore departed for an indefinite stay with Mrs. Everett Leonard. D. R. Stevens makes frequent fish runs to Bath. Mrs. Victoria Snowman and daughter Victoria Lewis, recently in Ottawa, return home. Thomas Hanna left Tuesday to recontinue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Orville Rowe
Bath
Lizzie Stevens
Lewiston
Harry Blaisdell
Squirrel Island
James Stevens
Franz
George Gray
Vernon Gray
Arthur Berry
Kenneth Pinkham
Elbridge Higgins
Somerville
Mass
C. A. McMahan
Higgins
H. F. McMahan
Boston
Cecile Scripter
Jessie Kelly
Old Orchard
Woolwich
Addie Stevens
Belfast
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nellie Rowe
C. W. Nocton
Grange
Horton
Holland
Nocton
T. E. Cromwell
J. T
Red Cross
George 24
Islands
Grange Hall
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Grange Grande Marene Age Csee
Town Center
Ferris Leonard
Goodrich
Mrs. Moore
Nettie Snowman
Wyoming
Carolyn Stevens
Flora Moore
Everett Leonard
D. R. Stevens
Victoria Snowman
Victoria Lewis
Ottawa
Canada
Thomas Hanna
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Ellsworth Lovettt
George Ferdinand
KE. A. Williams
Bath Hospital
Raphiel Rowe
Benjamin WH. Woodside
New York
Bessie Thompson
Hood
Bath High School Alumni Association
Morse High School
B. H. S. A. Association
Harriet R. Shaw
Jennie R. Morse
Treas
Anne M.R Thompson
Grace D. Baum
Carrie M. Newell
Aline C. Cahill
Percy Miller
Georgette
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Yarmouth Junction
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Galesburg
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Judge Moore
Chicago
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