Former Bath Boy Weds in California
Marshall I White and Miss May G Wilkison of Alhambra united in marriage at nine p m Saturday May 7 at the residence of Mr and Mrs Ro White in Alhambra California The ceremony was conducted by Dr Kennedy pastor of the First Presbyterian church Only immediate relatives attended The home was decorated lavishly Mr White a former Bathania who graduated Morse high school Los Angeles Then studied at Otis Art Institute They now reside at 206 S Sid Street apartment 1 Alhambra
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Meo
Trenary Ro White
Sas
Ss. Sth Street
Alhambra
Cub
Marshall I. White
May G. Wilkison
8. Kennedy
First Presbyterian Church
Bride
Gree
White
Morse High Selves
Mie. White
Los Angeles
Cal
Otis Art Institute
Machinery installation recalled in Bath visit
Willian Hinds of Winthrop Maine recently visited Bath recalling the installation of machinery forty years ago in the old Goss Marine Tron Works now Bath Tron Works. He arrived to note his role in bringing the machinery to the Bath plant and his later partnership in the Goss Tron Works aboard the steamer Meteor the first US ship with a triple expansion engine designed by Charles Hyde of Bath.
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Willian Hinds
Winthrop
Maine
Bath
Goss Marine Tron Works
Bath Tron Works
Mr. Hinds
Goss Tron Works
United States
Charles BE. Hyde
Goss Marine Works
Two Thousand Cars to Bring Equipment to Thomaston Cement Mill
Construction of New England's sole cement plant at Thomaston advances as over half a million dollars of equipment orders are placed by Lawrence Cement Co. The order includes a crusher, four grinding mills, two rotary kilns, a rotating cooler, large motors and generator sets. It is estimated that building and equipment will require about 2000 carloads of materials.
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New England
Thomaston
Lawrence Cement Co
Potter Weekend Visit By Potter Family In Quincy
Homer Potter of Quincy Massachusetts spent the weekend with his parents Mer and Mrs Walter BL Potter on Lower High Street. The family noted his return during a quiet family gathering and extended thanks for hospitality.
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Homer Potter
Quincey
Mass
Memorial Day observances in Bowdoinham hold townwide services
Memorial day exercises began with outlying cemeteries decorated and flags sent to Norman Curtis in charge of the section. A village flag ceremony at half mast preceded a procession to the village cemetery where graves were decorated. Grand Army veterans Sons of Veterans and local children joined the event at Grange Hall with Rev Wolstenholme Bath speaker and Masonic quartet performances. Numerous town residents visited relatives, attended services, and participated in community gatherings at Grange Hall and the Methodist church.
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Vna Bowdoin
Norman Curtis
Grange Hall
Bowdoinham Band
Grand Army Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jack
Mila Nash
Baptist Church
Charles Hackett
George Jb. Wolstenholme
Bath
Masonic Quartet of
John Shaw
Fred Curtis
George Goodwin
Albert Henderson
Comrede
George Blodgett
John C. Sedgley
Judge Ames
America
Masonic Quartet
Sedgleys Thank Friends for Help After Loss in Bowdoinham
Mr and Mrs George Sedgley express gratitude to many friends who helped in various ways after the loss of their home in Bowdoinham Maine dated June 2.
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George Sedgley
Bowdeinham
Maine
Funeral for Walter H. Melcher at Home
Walter H. Melcher, veteran shepherd, was laid to rest Sunday at his home 36 School street with Rev F L Little and Wesley M B E church officers officiating. Odd Fellows ritual conducted by Lincoln lodge officers. Burial in Oak Grove with bearers George L. Sawyer Frank J. Farrin John F. Conant and Clarence A. Rogers. Mrs Ernest S Huff of North Edgecomb visited Bath on Wednesday.
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Walter H. Melcher
Sheeist
School Street
Wesley M. BE
Odd Fellows
Lincoln Lodge
Oak Grove
George L. Sawyer
Frank J. Farrin
John F. Conant
Clarence A. Rogers
Woolwich Memorial Exercises Draw Large Woolwich Center Audience
Woolwich Center hosts Memorial Day program at Center Baptist Church under Miss Sarah Bagley and others. Rev. George B Wolstenholme gives an oration. school children from Union Bridge perform. roll of honor includes veterans of Revolution, Civil War, and American wars. readings, music, and quotations mark the event.
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Center Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Woolwich Center
Sarah Bagley
Albert Hathorne
Eben Dana
George B. Wolstenholme
Bath
Union Bridge School
T. Hl. Fernald
George Wolstenholme
Plinette Allen
Woolwich
William Lincoln
Clara Reed
Flanders Field
T. TH. Fernald
Maine
Jane
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Witham
Opie
TE Fernald
the Beautiful
Nyee Ee
Wolstenholme
Tie
Worcester area families visit for holiday weekend
A diverse list of visitors and residents spent the weekend or holiday in town. Names include Mrs. Cora LV Corliss and Irving Miller of Boston, Walter Harrington and family of Somerville, Elie Robertson and son Job of Manchester by the Sea, Addison Rice moving to Harpswell, Helene Tracey visiting Mrs Emma Bickford, Frank J. Walker of Boston, Fred Hlathorne purchasing the Addison Rice farm, Sarah Bailey of Gardiner, Norman Catharin and Gladys Vannah of Somerville, Laura Clanche visiting, Herbert Munsey at Rockport, and Coorsiama Lilly visiting relatives in Massachusetts.
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Worcester
Mass
Cora LV
Corliss
Irving Miller
Boston
Walter Harrington
Somerville
Juniper Point
Elie Robertson
Manchester-By-the-Sea
Kennebec
Job
Bowdoin College
Addison Rice
Harpswell
Helene Tracey
Emma Bickford
Frank J. Walker
Fred Hlathorne
Sarah Bailey
Gardiner
Former Bath Girl Aids Flood Victims
An entertainment and box social at Freeman town house Franklin county raised funds for the Junior Red Cross to aid Mississippi flood victims. Miss Alice M. O'Brien organized pupils from Center and Starbird Corner schools with magician Grant Stuart assisting. Auction by F A Richardson sparked lively bidding for the box suppers. Evelyn Grant funeral held privately at Sill High Street with Rev Wolstenholme officiating.
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Freeman
Franklin County
Alice M. O'Brien
Red Cross
Mississippi
Center
Starbird Corner
Miss O'Brien
Grant Stuart
Esmond Lundrigan Nuptial Mass at St Marys Church
Charles Bernard Esmond of Charlestown Massachusetts and Miss Ethel Muriel Lundrigan of Bath were married by Rev Father James Gorman at St Marys Church. The bride wore blue georgette with matching hat. bridesmaid wore rose georgette. A breakfast at 15 Willow Street followed. The couple plan a trip to New York and reside at 43 Monument Ave Charlestown. Mrs Esmond is a Bath native and former bookkeeper. groom from Gardiner and employed at Charlestown navy yard. Guests included the bridal party and family members.
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Willow Street
New York
Monument Avenue
Charlestown
Hsmond
Maerse High School
Bath
Thomas J. Lundrigan
Tyde Windlass Co
John HL. Esmond
Gardiner
Gardiner High School
Death of Mr and Mrs Edgar Dye at Sebasco
Mr and Mrs Edgar Dye and family passed Sunday at Sebasco in a quiet family notice. The obituary reflects a mournful local remembrance with limited details on services or survivors.
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Edgar Dye
Sebasco
Tennessee Black Walnuts and Butter Nuts Ad
Direct from the mountains of Tennessee these nuts are said to be better than English walnuts or Pecans. Order a few pounds for candy making or eating a real feast. 10 pound bag prepaid by parcel post for $1.00. Cor FULTS ALTAMONT TENN. b-2-3t
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Tennessee
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