Voyage Cruise Through South America and Rio de Janeiro
The article recounts a sea voyage visiting Buenos Aires Montevideo São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. It highlights expensive imports in Buenos Aires the Buenos Aires racing scene Palermo Park in Buenos Aires and the elegance of Rio de Janeiro including Sugar Loaf Mountain Corcovado and Tijuca hills with perilous mountain roads and a disciplined fire brigade.
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Eversthins
Buenosires
South America
Sibir
Nieanne
Ebay
Bartels
Eccy
Charas
Syuais
Wwe
Avenida de Mayots
Paris
New York
Palermo Park
Rand
Aristocrcats
Montevideo
la Plata
Fifth Avenue
Solana
Ypres
Rio de Janeiro
Local Society Notes From Winnegance Area
The report records neighborhood activities including meetings at homes of Mrs. Anne M. Oliver and Miss Josephine Pashard and a church address by Rev. B. P. Browne. It notes Mrs. Albert Lakin visiting Randolph, Clyde Morse attending the Morse funeral, and others returning from Portland and Massachusets trips. Loring Small begins summer work as a conductor on the main line electric. John L. Gibby of Revere visited Charles Trask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne M. Oliver
B. P. Browne
Corliss Street
Zina Hunt
Josephine Pashard
Albert Lakin
Randolph
Lester Perry
Charles Preble
Clyde Morse
Somerville
Mark S. Morse
Perbrandee
Portland
Sne
Edward Cook
Mull Point
Joshua F. Upton
Jane Pagks Jett Anning
Massiecis
Speirs
Mie
Dace
Robert Oliver
Loring Small
Electri Ars
John L. Gibby
Revere
Charles Trask
Independent subscriber thanks for the Times Co. Sheet
A letter from Boston dated June 7, 1915 expresses appreciation for The Independent from Bath Maine readers. The writer encloses a yearly subscription check and notes the sheet is enjoyed by the whole family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times Co
Bath, Me
Independent
Boston
Mass
Probate Court Adjourned With Two Wills Filed
In June term probate court Judge Lowell received two wills. Frances W. Humphreys of the city names executor Frederick H. Wilson of Brunswick without bonds, with major bequests including 1400 to Patten free library as Humphreys fund and 500 to St Pauls and Grace Episcopal churches. The Humphreys will dated April 15 1915 also distributes jewelry to relatives. The other will by Mrs Barnes of Woolwich provides legacies from 50 to 59 to relatives and 25 to two Baptist societies, with appraisers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Frances W. Humphreys
Frederick H. Wilson
Brunswick
Patten Free Library
John H. Humphreys
Humphreys
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Frances H. Peaslee Unn A. Cushing
G.llen Howe
Samuel R. Peres
Joseph Torrey
Charles
Coombs
Sis
Assault case in Lisbon Falls ends with $1 fine
Sheri Oliver and Sheri Reynolds say a Lithuanian, Tonilis Satvena, assaulted Adolph Petrolis as they exited an electric car in Lisbon Falls. Satvena was found guilty by Judge Keegan, fined $1 plus $10.04 costs, and faces a brief workhouse term due to no money. Morris Povich acted as interpreter. The dispute centered on a post office box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Oliver
Stouts
Sheri Reynolds
Peiepseot
Tonilis Satventor
Adolph Petrolis
Lisbon Falls
Bath
Keegan
Satvena
Pejepscot
Morris Povich
Petrolis
Robbins Circus Brings Alluring Acts To Bath
Frank A. Robbins brings his circus to Bath on Tre-day dine 22 with star acts not seen elsewhere. The show features Tillary Long who performs daring inverted routines, graceful bareback riders, a large South American tour group, three bands, a large menagerie, and about a hundred performers. Two shows daily at 2 PM and 8 PM, doors open an hour early for emphasis on the enlarged menagerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Robbins
Bath
Mr. Robbins
Saietantia
Menaserie
Trenton
Tillary Long
South America
Salmon Brought to Bath After Popham Catch
Wednesday Frank Oliver hauled a 10 pound salmon in his shad net at Popham. The fish was brought to Bath and purchased by F. H. Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Oliver
Popham
Bath
F. H. Kimball
Obituary of George R Morrison Bath Ship Carpenter
George R Morrison died Sunday afternoon at his home 2 Weeks Street after a long illness. Born in Phippsburg June 15 1835 he moved to Bath about thirty years ago after eight years in San Francisco. Survived by widow one daughter Mrs Charles V Lee of West Bath one brother T B Morrison of Tess and two sisters Mrs Lydia A Clifford of Brunswick and Mrs Martha J Fletcher of Bath. Funeral held Wednesday at two o clock from his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Phippsburg
Bath
San Francisco
Charles V. Lee
West Bath
T. 3. Morrison
Tess
Lydia A. Clifford
Brunswick
Martha J. Fletcher
George M. Hagar dies after appendicitis operation
George M. Hagar of Auburn died Sunday morning at Lewiston hospital after surgery for appendicitis. Born in Richmond Skt, he was a shipbuilder by trade, lived in Auburn for years, and retired two years ago due to ill health. He leaves a brother William Hagar of Island Falls and a sister Mrs. William G. Reed of New York.
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George M. Hagar
Auburn
Am Lewiston Hospital
Mr. Hagar
Richmond
Itill
Skt
Marshall H
Sarah Brech Hagar
Firal
We Reys Sirttoneks Coys
Minot Roa
William Ifagar
Island Fasi
William G. Reed
New York
Obituary of Captain Fletcher Former Sailor and Mariner
Captain Fletcher a native of Phipps oh Fisher, died after four years illness. He sailed for A Sewill Co fleet in his city, commanded vessels including Talota Carrie A Lane Alice Archer and Carrie A. Bailey. His last command was the schooner Carrie A Lane in 1991. Survived by his wife and son W. D. Fletcher.
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Phipps Oh
Erle
Obaetie
Gente
Wich
Ears
A. Sewill & Co
Sewalls
Talota
Carrie A, Lane
Alice Archer
Carrie A. Bailey
Carrie A. Lane
Fletcher
W. D. Fletcher
Bristol Maine to Celebrate 15th Incorporation Anniversary
The Observant Citizen notes Bristol Maine will mark 15 years since incorporation with a later month celebration at Fort William Henry Pemaquid Beach. The town traces its early history to 1607 with Popham’s voyage and the first New England town meeting at the Kennebec area.
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Boston Post
Bristol
Fort William Henry
Pemaquid Beach
Popham
Pemaquid
New England
Indias
Arrowsic Sociable Closes Town Hall Visit Highlights
A sociable at Arrowsic Town Hall Friday featured music games and refreshments as residents from Winnerance Phippsburg attended. Visitors included Olive Robbins from Boston Mehta Howe Woolwich Adelbert Blair and more while Memorial Day plans and local moving notices were noted.
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South School
Winnerance
Phippsburg
Olive Robbins
Boston
Mehitable Howe
Woolwich
Adelbert Blair
Edward B
Nipe
Madeline
Walter Farnsworth
Portland
Earl Whitten
Porinsvick Chanmker Parade and Addresses at Auburn Event
A local event featured a Wednesday parade and decoration of floats with patriotic symbols. Canton Kinz of Bath and Srun wick joined the banner assembly for a Franco regime, while Gen. Frederic Hinex addressed the crowd recommending organizational steps for the department. A village doctor’s note promotes L F Atwood’s medicine as a home remedy with a free needle book offer.
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Nndal Assembly of Patriarcis Molitens
1.C.C.F
Auburn
Thesday
Frederic Hinenexs
Canton Kinz
Bath and
Srun
New England
L. F.” Atwood
L. F
L. F.” Medicine CO
Portland
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Probate
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Mitynstres
Pophat
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Kenneine
Senwinne
Atlantic Coast
Pitcrims
Mouth Rock
Sumner Yewlande
W. F. Potter
Mabel Ejisner
Palm Beach
Bruns
WICK
Porinsvick Chanmker of Commerce
Watson
Union Street
Brunswick, Maine
State OF Maine
Simei
Ie Mor
Saube- Cleek
Arthur J. Pinton
Sagadahoe
James S. Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Sagadahoc
Ad& Gress
Harvey of1 Co
Cleveland
Maine
Maine St
Bers
Sahil Jaen
Batis
A. J
Henry WW. Hanson
Sagafiahoc
Said
James 8. Lowell
Respertfilly
Samuel W. Nelson
Boewdoin
Mel Rand
Bowdoin
Scl
Dereasead
Loin Bowdein
West Bowfate
Litchfield
Isaac Arujrew
Camyean
Timotr Pratie
Cellier Pig
Lens
Rusterti
Tmuel W. Nelson
State OF
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