Bath woman fined for driving without license after coach overturns
Mrs Lawrence Kingsbury of Bath received a 2005 fine in the Brunswick municipal court after a Essex coach she drove overturned in three feet of water following an accident near Cook's corner on the Bath to Brunswick road. Passenger Mrs Carl Adams suffered severe cuts from shattered windows while the car, owned by Maynard Merrill, had been reported missing earlier. State investigator Thompson found Kingsbury guilty of driving without a license, and Judge Rousseau imposed the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Kingsbury
Bath
Dbronswickt
Essex
Cook's Corner
Brunswick
Carl Adams
Kingsbury
Harry To
Thompson
Rousseau
Maine Central April results show mixed freight and passenger trends
Maine Central Railroad reports April 1927 freight revenue up 7 457 over April last year while passenger revenue falls and total operating revenue declines. Surplus after charges turns to a deficit from April 1926 and four month totals show higher railway operating revenue and larger deficit after charges compared with 1926. Mrs Edward Copeland hosted a luncheon bridge for Mrs Charles Ro Oliver of Dorhind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Maine Central Railroad Company
Edward Copeland
Lancheon Bridge
Homer
Charles Ro Oliver
Dorthind
Fire Damages Bowdoinham Home. Barn and Garage Saved
Eliza Lancaster's Bowdoinham property near East Bowdoinham suffered a late Sunday fire destroying the house and shed with valuables inside. Neighbors extinguished flames as the barn and garage survived. A chemical engine aided efforts but the house was unoccupied and insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Lancaster
Wiscasset News and Society Notes Youth Event Planned
The column records a range of local items from Wiscasset including a Sunday church observance for Children’s Day and a concert in the evening. It mentions the summer plans of the Wiscasset Academy Alumni association for a June 20 meeting at Masonic hall with a banquet and a French play by the junior class. It also lists arrivals at Webber’s Tavern and recent guests at Wiscasset Tin, detailing numerous names and towns across Maine and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Lancaster
Bowdoinham
Coombs High School
Lee Goggins
Methodist Church
Town Hall
Electa Chapter
Ole
Masonic Hall
F. KK. Jack
H. EB. Cornish
Gardiner
Philip Nealey
Courtney
Cop. Randall
Portland
Halse
Maria Graves
Merryworkers Girls’ Club
Emily Rideout
Harry Purington
Dingley Road
Melenald Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. J. Hall
Philip Rideout
Charles
Evelyn
Donald
Porth
V. T. Lowell
Clinton Dailey
Wiscasset
The
Star Aid
J. Hall Denham
Fo Ok
Jack
Litchfield Cornee
Kennuebee Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Page Four
Congregational Church
Robert Creamer
H. B. Bedford
Jesse
Ida Creamer
Wiscasset Academy Alumni Association
Samuel
J. K. Freeman
H. EF. Perry
J. J. Barry
F. L. Boland
A. W. Clark
Henry G. Jordan
Rockland
B.C. Redennett
B. Nash
Tt. Nash
A. H. Lennox
Charles S. Sewall
Henry Sewall
Tupper
WH. Reed
Boothbay Harbor
Weston M. Hilton
Damariscotta
Boynton Glidden
Dover
Robert Gay
F. W. Currier
D. EB. Bilbao
G. Gray
Boston
TB Proctor
Brunswick
Merrill
Snee
Lermond
George
Albee
Cliva W. Albee
Bath
Bedford
New York
Flw. Reed
South
Paris
Julia G. Dunn
Troy
N. Y
Henry Lowrey
St. James
Long Island
Ralph DP Robinson
Merrimac
Mass
Re Richnes
W. Banckmin
Posten
Wiscasset Tin
Mroo
Fred Richards
Mabel Stillings
James Re Taylor
New York City
Fo W. Fogg
Alfred Sturgiss
Alo. Mountfort
Nvorthind
Lewiston
Swift
Mount Vernon
N.Y
G. W. Butterfield
Hopkinton
Edward F. Collins
Mary C. Collins
Soeuthboro
A. RK. Monty
Jean Stevenson Hawkey
E. B. Small
South Portland
A. C. Deering
Tarbox Kin Aboard Changes In Boston Nursing Post
Westport notes Dorothy Tarbox plans to move to Boston next week to take a superintendent of nurses role at the Ear and Eye Infirmary. Mrs Rehail returns from East Boston with daughter Golden, who has Massachusetts employment. Belle Tilton visited Mrs M O Webber. Mrs Tarbox returns from Massachusetts. Ralph Brooks arrives home from New York. Mrs Sewall of Washington Street noted in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy M. Tarbox
Ron
J. H. Tarbox
Boston
Ear and Eye Infirmary
I. VT. Rehail
Golden Rehail
Massachusetts
Belle Tilton
South Portland
M. O. Webber
J. TL. Tarbox
Ralph Lo Brooks
New York
Woolwich Celebrates Flora Leonard's Eightieth Birthday
Flora Leonard of Sagadahoc Ferry marked her 80th birthday with an informal Woolwich reception. Friends praised her vitality as gifts of gladioli filled the dining room and a large decorated cake was shared. Leonard, born June 1, 1847 in Boston, has lived in Woolwich since 1871 and previously ran a millinery general store with Miss Clara Hawthorne. She remains active in the community church and local social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Miss Leonard
Marie Jack
Nathan E. Coffin
Ida Beals
Boston
Charlotte Anne Morse
James Bradley Leonard
Massachusetts
Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Clara Hawthorne
Newton
Mass
Potters
the Ferry
Bath
T. H .Fernald
Sara Bagley
Center Baptist Church
The
Baptist Association
Houston
Emma Barnes
Kennebec Bridge
Charles Howard
Pembroke
Christine Hawthorn
Augusta
L. F. Steeves
Albert Hathorn
Emma Hathorn
D. BE. Hathorn
Ralph Rice
John C. Rice
J. Hathorn
Sk. A. Bailey
Wiscasset
Delian Card
Moatsweag Church
F. W. Carlton
Harvey PL
Lida Hathorne
Frank Sheridan
Harry Allen
Bowdeinham
Senior School League Social at North Schoolhouse
The Senior School League held a social and entertainment at the North schoolhouse Friday evening with a program including Singing, Limerica Recitation, Getting Information Out of Da, Alma Pierce Solo, Grace Lawrence Reading, Frances Sturmer Solo, Mississippi Flood, Maxine Walker Recitation, A Queer Little House and Leslie Maass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Schoolhouse
Limerica
Alma Pierce
Grace Lawrence
Frances Sturmer
Mississippi Flood
Maxine Walker
Leslie Maass
Reading of School Health Play and Visits Highlight Local News
Students perform a National Health banner presentation under Supt. Carter. Harry Ee Reading and Susie Snipe host and entertain with poems and songs. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shea from Melrose and Miss Cordelia Clark birthdayGatherings feature Miss Maxine Walker in Portland and trips of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stewart to Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ee
Ethelyn Shea
Alice Shea
Mary Lawrence
Doris Lawrence
Ethelyn Pinkham
Vivian Nye
Dorothy Sturmer
Susie Snipe
Anna Campbell
National Health
Supt
John Ti. Carter
Bill” Nye
Leonard Wetherbee
Wileliam
Maurice Shea
Melrose
Mass
Fred Winkham
Horvitio Baker
Auburn
Levi Stewart
Newport
Arthur Stearns
Percy Low
Death
Lakeview Farm
Sarah Watson Fisher Dies After Ill Health Final Services Today
Sarah Watson Fisher wife of Charles W. Fisher died Monday afternoon after a yearlong illness. Born in Bath she was the youngest daughter of Sewall J. and M. Caroline Watson. Much of her married life was spent in Boston and New York with summers at Vine Bluff where services will be held this afternoon at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Watson Fisher
Charles W. Fisher
Bath
Sewall J. and
M. Caroline Watson
Boston
New York
Vine Bluff
Willis Family Visits and Hyde Park Return Plans
Mr and Mrs Bertram Willis of Hyde Park Mass have stayed with Mrs Fanny Thurlow in Highland Street while Mr Willis recovers from an operation. They spent the weekend in Portland with Mrs Moody Lewis and expect to return to Hyde Park at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Willis
Hyda Turk
Mass
Mr. Willis
Fanny Thurlow
Highland Street
Willis
Porteland
Moody Lewis
Hyde Park
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Manefette
AV Gore
Brodie
Cook
Maynard Merrill
McClintie-Marshal Co
Chine
Shaw and
Middle Streets
Front Street
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Putnam Shore
Cathance River
Baptist Church
M. W
David IL. Wilson
Grand Lodge of
Maine
Dodge
Caleb Mitchell
R. B. Rideout
South Berwick
W. E. Rideout
Westport
Harold M. Sewall
Washington Street
Haggett’s
Wiscasset, Maine
Ford Service
Main Street
Burt
Lawrence
Duncan McIntosh
Beatrice Wright
Old Orchard
Winfield Wright
Henry Carlton
Eastport
John Austin
Berwick
Ferrey
Scott Feero
Clarence Preble
Jane
Hazel Feere
Lois
Florence Reed
Lebert Reed
Edgar Blanche
Samuel Ward
Gilbert Hathorne
Day's Ferry
West Tath
Boothbay
F. J. Walker
Maxine
Jamaica
Canada
Grace Pottle
Lynn
Clarence Baker
Curtis Walker
Lee Pilton
Malden
Filene Graham
Lewis Clark
Cambridge
Alfred Strout
U. S. Patent Office
Senter
Bathing Suits
Bath Department Store
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