Death of Mrs Isabelle Landers in Bath
Mrs Isabelle Landers Sackler Dewils Inn to Haste in Mercy Mra wife of James I Landers died Monday while en route to see a friend. She collapsed from heart failure near Marys rectory and died within five minutes. County medical examiner Dr Snipe attributed the death to heart failure. She was 35 years old with a husband four children and four sisters and brothers listed among relatives. Her passing was noted as local and mourned by community members including T M Kennedy who visited Bath on his way to Bangor and Nashua.
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Mra. Bathelle
James I Landers
TE Dumeser
Mary
Notty Fr. Tloran
Kr. T. Snipe
James N Gillis
Kathaleen
Eleanor
William
James
E. S. Morey
May Gillis
This City
Murra
New London
Conn
A. Luke
Perth Amboy
N. J
Daniel J. Gillis
Detroit
Mich
John Ross Meetation
Henry Ayne
Gilliz
Port Arthur
Tex
J. Kennedy
Bangor
Bath
Nashua
N. HL
Bath Bankers Elected to Care for Citizens Cash
Bath National Bank and First National Bank hold annual meetings electing officers and directors. Bath Trust Co names trustees and organises with Rupert Baxter as president and L Eugene Thebeau as clerk. other banks appoint officers including Oliver Moses and William Shorey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
First National Bank Tesday
Oliver Me
George P. Davenport
G. GC. Deering
Arthur J. Dunton
C. V. Minott
J. Edward Drake
Frederick 3. Drake
William S. Shorey
John Melanix
Oliver Moses
Cie
David L. Black
Bath Truest Co
The
Bath Trust
KR. Oo Baxter
Franks. Bowker
Charles HW. Cahill
Charles W. Clifford
Charles A. Coombs
E.S. Crosby
G. G. Deering
D. T. Dougherty
T. S. Gibbons
H- P. Hathorne
Dr. J. Howard
Charles N. Oliver
J. Houghton Mclellan
Samuel R. Percy
Harry B. Sawyer
L. Eugene Theleau
Rodney E. Ross
Clarence W. Morse
Harry G. Ikering
Rupert H. Baxter
Gardiner G. Deerinz
L. Eugene Thebeau
William Bb. Mussenden
J. Edward J Hinughes
Emery
Cahill
EL Shepherd
Bowdoinham Budget of News from the Cathance
Mrs. Adams reports locally produced notes from Bowdoinham's Cathance region highlighting community events and updates. The column shares brief items on residents, gatherings, and seasonal happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Death shocks Bowdoinham as Mrs Adams dies suddenly
Mrs. Benjamin Adams dies at 72 from heart failure after saying she felt well earlier. Her husband Capt. Berjemin Adams, son Robert of Needham Mass and daughter Mrs. Ralph Currier of Haverhill Mass survive. Funeral held at home with Rev J H Little officiating. Interment in Adams lot Bowdoinham. Community mourns her loss.
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Benjamin Adams
Ralph Currier
Rudolph
Haverhill
Mass
Currier
Adams
Capt
Berjemin Adams
Robert
Needham
Robert W. Carr
Mary T. Purington
J. H. Little O Sethel
Adams Lot
South Bowdoin Cemetery
Randall
H. E. Cornish
W. B. Kendall
Charles Perry
L. Mosher
Grippe
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
Nancy Cornish
Jack
Georgia Chapman
Red Cross
G. Wyman
Central Maine Power Co
Campbell Cutting- Aletha Carlton Wedding in Boston
Raymond Francis Campbell of Bath wed Aletha Carlton Cutting of Phippsburg at St. Pauls Cathedral in Boston. The groom's family runs a Bath fish market and he now works for Texasteamship Co while the bride's family, the Cuttings, reside in Phippsburg. The couple returned to Bath after the ceremony.
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Boston
Mass
Raymond Francis Campbell
Bath
Aletha Carlton Cutting
Phippyhburg
Neu
St. Paul's Cathedral
Charles Campbell
West Bath
Texasteamship Co
Goo. L. Cutting
Phippsburg
C G. Plant Co
Jamaica Plain
Campbell
Machinists Banquet In Kennebec Lodge Held
Kennebec Lodge of the International Association of Machinists held its first annual banquet Saturday at the Grand Army Hall. Nearly one hundred members attended a substantial feast prepared by William Mann. President Benj. P. Coombs presided as speeches were delivered by Labor Commissioner Donnelly of Augusta and Frank Jennings of the Machinists Association.
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Kennebec Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Grand Army Hall
William Mann
Benj. P. Coombs
Tex
Donnelly
Augusta
Jeaders
State Federation of Labor
Frank Jenninger
The
Machinists Association
Unclear Fragments Point to Sparse Local Calendars
Scores of houses are without cal endars to date. The woeful, annuals are few and far between.
Phi Rho Society Elects Officers at M. H. 8 Meeting
The Phi Rho society at M. H. 8. elected officers Friday at recess with Joe Coss as president William Daley as first vice president John Conway as secretary and Donald Hopkins as treasurer. The group voted to welcome a few more members and plans to invite M. H. S. juniors in coming weeks to join the time honored fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Rho Society
M. H
Joe Coss
William Daley
See
John Conway
Donald Hopkins
Service flag to beautify Morse High School
Miss Elizabeth R. Moses will present a service flag at Morse High School in memory of her father William F. Moses class of forty four. The flag is expected to bear nearly forty stars. Lieut. Harvey K. Erskine of this city is stationed at Fortress Monroe Virginia attending the C A C training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Elizabeth R. Moses
William F. Moses
Harvey K. Erskine
Fortress Monroe
Visitor Captain Cate Meets City Guests
Capt. Charles I. Cate of Edgecomb visited the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Burton returned to Portsmouth Monday after spending Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Cate
Edgecomb
City
Leroy Burton
Portsmouth
William Smith
Bath resident Susan Houghton engaged to Edward Darlington
Bath. Susan C. Houghton daughter of Mr and Mrs William Houghton now of Brooklyn is engaged to Edward J Darlington an Englishman living in New York who will join Canadian troops in Canada on the fifteenth of this month. Also Polar Star Lodge meets with En tered Apprentice degree worked and visiting Misses Alice and Helen Grant of Portland. Mark L Chick now lives in East Deering employed there. Both dancers hope for more winter leisure.
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H. B. Smith
New York
New England District of Industrial Education
Wilmington
Del
Maine
Bath
Susan C. Houghton
Todward J. Darlington
Miss Houghton
William Houghton
Brooklyn
Mr. Darlington
Canada
Alice and
Helen Grant
Portland
Mrs. William Smith
Mark L. Chick
East Deering
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Irland Powers School of Expression
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Mrs. Adams
Smith Convinced
Epworth League Boys
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James Pratt
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Waterville
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Flora Hateh
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Epworth League
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Arthur Bishop
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Harriet Henderson
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D. T. Percy & Sons
Peau de Cygne
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U. S. Treasury
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Polar Star Lodge
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