Memorial Day Observances Highlight Parades And Services
Memorial Day activities included Stanton's Military Band, a procession led by police, and ceremonies at Oak Grove Cemetery with Acadia lodge and Knights of Pythias. Memorial rites at Calvary Cemetery featured Fr. Horan and flagging by 250 parish children. veterans and fraternal groups participated, while a court case noted a transport offense and a whiskey exhibit.
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Stanton
C. A. Coombs
C. W. Longley
John A. Small
B. P. Browne
Lincoln
T. B. Curtis
Margaret Bakeman
S. A. Evans
America
Rice
Sonia, Anderson
Tharer
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bath Co
USA
ELP
Fr. Phelan
Bath Court Hears Alcohol Pledge And Mixed Up Story
In municipal court Judge Keegan heard a case where Number One pledged to abstain from alcohol and received a suspended sentence. Number Two explained marital tensions over visits to a relative, with sentences suspended. A waiter candidate from Providence described a Lewiston bar incident involving a heavy handbag and whiskey while visiting a river picnic, suggesting he was used by others and was technically mixed.
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Keegan
Bath
Wadsworth
George IX. Hughes
Providence
Boston
Lewiston
J. Footer
Franklin House
Recruits Defeat Wesley Scouts in Five-Inning Venture
In a Boy Scout League doubleheader both games ended after five innings to allow attendance at a high school game. The Recruits beat Wesley Scouts 10 to 5 on Dead Horse field as clean hitting and solid defense carried them.
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Wesley
Corliss Street
Central Lads
Jackson
Corliss Boys
Holbrook
Central
Athletic Meet Brings Camp Banners Close With Grades
The Ninth Grade grounds hosted a mixed boys athletic meet after Camp Banners could not field a full team. Camp Banners totaled 68 points to 67 for the Grades, winning the relay. Group A led by Pickard and Weinblatt, Group B by A Houghton and R McInnes, Group C by A Stearns and Crane, with several events close. Measurers A Attaya and P Miller. Mrs Luella Chapman visiting Boothbay Harbor.
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R- MelIineson
Haraden 3d
Heaney
Ham
Frazer 2d
Houghton
Pickard
Blackwood
Bernard
R. McInnes
Haraden
Hartnett
Crane
Stearns Jd
Holbrook
Stevens 2d
Small
t-Houghton
Stearns
Frazer 3d
Lincoln Association Meetings Highlight Annual Congregational Unity
The Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers and the Lincoln Conference of Churches held their 5th and 90th annual meetings at Central Congregational Church. Speakers addressed The Spiritual Life in Its Source, Manifestation, and Reward, with reports on religious work and Matinicus conditions. Officers were elected for the coming year and delegates named for future councils as the assembly adjourned.
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Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers
Lincoln Conference of Churches
Central Congregational Church
Charles Harbutt
George M. Woodwell
South Bristol
MH. B. Tenney
Bristol
M. J. Duncklee
Bath
J. E. Thurston
Damariscotta
Matinicus
Mr. Tenney
S. H. Sargent
Thomaston
Ashley Dat Leavitt
Portland
Ann M. Robinson
Edith Scammon
Woman’s Home Missionary Union
Joel B. Huston
Newcastle
Eben Chase
Edgecomb
Warren Gamage
O. W. Sherman
O. W. Peterson
Ll. B. Tenney
O. We ‘Peterson
L. B. Tenney
W. H. Jackson
Union
O.wv. Peterson
J. Edward Newton
Rockland
D. T. Bugh
Warren
J. F. Newton
C. Ll. Stevens
Camden
National Council
E. C. Plummer
O. W. Folsom
L. D. Evans
C. L. Stevens
Central Church
Winter Street Church
D. L. Wilson
William R. Shaw
L. N. Tenney
Anna Varney
W. F. Hart
Phippsburg
Frank Bowker
Annie F. Frye
George M. Wood
Marriage Likely at People's Church Parsonage
Eva Bachelder of South Jardiner and Orrin S. Barter of the church were married Saturday evening at the People's Church parsonage in a simple single ring ceremony performed by Rev. S. A. Evans.
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People's Church
Eva Bachelder
South Jardiner
Orrin S. Barter
S. A. Evans
Obituary for Lincoln Nash of Waldoboro
Lincoln Nash age 57 died in this city on Sunday. He was a ship carpenter and had worked here briefly. Blood poisoning was the cause of death. The remains were taken to Waldoboro for interment.
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Iincoln Nash
Waldoboro
Morse of Phippsburg Dies After Long Illness at 67
Mark S Morse of Phippsburg died Sunday morning after a long illness aged 67. He was a native of Phippsburg, son of the late Sewall Morse, and survived by a brother Sewall P Morse. He spent many years in the lumber business in Phippsburg.
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Morse
Phippsburg
Sewall Morse
Sewall P. Morse
Funeral Held Wednesday From His Residence
The funeral occurred Wednesday afternoon at two o clock from his late residence. A youth who brought in ten long necks from Lewiston Saturday night is set for college, having washed dishes and served as waiter last summer to earn college expenses. He is described as educated and well bred. Bath Grain Co built a floating 10 by 150 foot stage at its dock for passengers and customers, with pontoons moored nearby. Y M C A baseball team will play the Harbor Athletic Association at Boothbay today.
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Boston
Lewiston
Hughes
The
Bath Grain Co
Y.M.C.A
Harbor Athletic Association
Iteam
Boothbay
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Georgie A. Carter
Bath
Lucy A. Carter
Fannie M. Skinner
Nellie McCutcheon
William H. Carter
Charles F. Crter
Joseph M. Trott
William D. Sewall
Gilbert E. R. Patten
James S. Lowell
Bath party scales Madison and Washington in warm three day hike
L P Webber N Gratz Jackson A B Stearns and H A Walters returned from a three day hike in the White Mountains. They traveled from Bath to Lewiston by electric cars then steam to Gorham and climbed to Madison Hut and the Cone of Madison. They then traversed Gulfside to Mt Washington at 6290 feet reaching the summit Sunday noon before returning by Crawford Notch. Conditions were mild with minimal snow and a 4 below zero reading Friday night.
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L. P. Webber
N. Gratz Jackson
A. B. Stearns
H. A. Walters
White Mountains
Bath
Lewiston
Gorham
Madison Path
Madison Hut
Mt. Madison
Cone of
Madison
Mts. Jefferson
Adams
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Clay
Mt. Washington
Tip Top House
Crawford Path
Mrs
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The General Randol arrived Tuesday at Popham with a detachment of soldiers for the summer garrison and a government machinist from the Watertown arsenal to work on the guns.
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Randol
Popham
Watertown
Mass
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Harriet Beals
G. T. Cutting
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New Bedford Lodge
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F. C.cox
John Stewart
George M. Reed
Kennebec
Scout League
Recruits
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Boothbay Harbor
Lincoln Association
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U.S
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Standard Oil Company OF
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Albany
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Buffalo
Lincoln Nash
Mark S. Morse
Union Street
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Sagadahoc, Ss
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George E. Hughes
Said
Cyrus W. Longley
Atte Cyrus
We. Longley
Galen C. Moses
Taté
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Hayward Wilson
Harvey Oil Co
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