Fourth Company Sees Service in World War I Roles
The Bath coast artillery unit details its 1912 to 1918 roster and leadership changes. It describes training at Fort Baldwin and Levett, transfers to Watertown Arsenal, duty at Fort Monroe, gun removals, and the 54th artillery formation after January 1, 1918, with movements to France and eventual muster out at Camp Devens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Company
Ea Cretree
Baker
Mank
Wakefield
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Fort McKinley
Owen
George B. Moody
Moody
Percy E. Barbour
Barbour
John H. Williams
Bath Company
National Army
Williams
Lakim
Carey
V Poitras
Sturtevant
Gallagher
Tanguay
Ward
Marr
Arsenault
Preney
Pratt
Hart
Whitehouse
Morse
Chamberlain
Libby
Neal
Ambrose
Barron
Brown
Burnham
Butler
Chase
Coombs
Coffin
Crane
Cressey
Dean
Dexter
L. Erskine
O. Erskine
Green
Guerrero
Getchell
Haley
C. Hart
Higgins
Hodgkins
Holmes
Kingsbury
G. Pratt
McLain
Mains
Nelson
Parshley
Pinkham
Preble
Rice
Roderick
Stickney
F. Stickney
J. Peter
Smith
Talbot
Thorne
Thompson
Trask
White
Worrey
Young
04Th Artillery
Times
United States
Bath
Fort Baldwin
Hawley
Hardman
6Th Co
Fort Levett
Wooh
Capt
Lambert
Lieut
Thomaston
Arsenal
Watertown
Mass
H Edward A. Erskine
Elwood A. Hathorne
Albert N. Ladd
Ralph Segars
Lloyd Adams
Joseph Allaire
Ernest Therrien
Sergt
Conboy, Corp. Ham
Foster and
Metcalf
Baldwin
Fort Monroe
Thardman and Hawley
Maine Central
France
Colonial Club
29Th Company
22D Co
54Th Artillery
Cla.c
Gilfillan
20Th Co
Portland
Lakin
Fuller
West
Starr
MelRhinley
Warshley
Galloupe
Crocker
Crosby
Stetson
Coolen
Stover
LeHavre
le Havre
Stailly
Hauffmont Sur Marne
Doulevant le Chateau
Dee
Rangers
Brest
Vedic
Boston
Camp Devens
Truth About Merrill's Crossing and Death at Topsham
The article recounts attempts by the Maine Highway Commission and the Public Utilities Commission to address the dangerous Merrill's crossing near Topsham. Despite recommendations for an underpass or grade adjustment, funding was not authorized by the state legislature, leaving the crossing without needed safety work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill's Crossing
Topsham
Highway Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Wopsham
Elmer E. Parkman
Brunswick Station
The
Merrill
Doctor to Toledo and Chicago Sees Substitute in Office
Dr. J. O. McDowell plans a trip to Toledo Ohio and a later stop in Chicago Illinois for a national osteopathic convention. In his absence Dr. Carl J. Newall of Philadelphia will assume charge of the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. McDowell
McDowel AV
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago
Carl J. Newall
Philadelphia
Edith Wheeler and Edwin Brown wed at Harward’s Road home
Edith L Wheeler of Sebago Lake and Edwin C Brown of Harward's Road married Monday at two in the afternoon at the groom's home by Rev A A Walsh. The ceremony used the double ring service with family members present and the couple left by auto for Springfield. The groom is a traveling salesman for KE Burrowes Co of Portland.
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Edith L. Wheeler
Sebago Lake
Edwin C. Brown
Harward’s Road
A. A. Walsh
Gardiner
Frank Shaw
Sadie Carey
Bertha Brown
Philip Rideout
Verona Brown
Springfield
KE. T. Burrowes Co
Portland
Methodist
Ladies Aid
Edith Wood
Orvil W. Swith
Wakefield
Mass
Albrook
Sandy Point
Smith
Amy Staples
C. Washburn
A. EK. F
France
Washburn
Corp
William Williams
J. C. Trish
H. BE. Jack
Myrtle
Richmond
Coombs High School
Town Hall
J. Randall
W. W. Brown
William McKinley Crown
Hartshorn
George Cutler
Hillside
K. of VP
Electa Chapter
O. E
C. VP. Bates
Boston
Charles Elliott
Georgie Derry
W. FE. Salie
Bertha Moulton
South Portland
Carroll Brown
Metcalf
Brunswick
Alice Lovell
C. O. Purinton
F. Staples
Bath
Lena Cobb
Methodist Aid
J. B. Waring
Buffalo
N. Y
Miss Brown
Helen Wildes
Sarah Elliott
Charles Hackett
Hackett Drug Store
Hackett
Topsham
M. B. Buran
L. DD. Small and Son
Woman recalls Bath poet Moses Owen and his famous poem
Mrs. George Oliver of Lewiston recounts Moses Owen of Bath, famed for The Returned Battle Flags bronze tablet at Augusta’s State House. The piece notes his Civil War era memories, Bowdoin connections, and a life of courtesy amid rumors of dissipation. It also mentions other Bath poets Clarke and Susan Marr Spaulding and their enduring works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Journal
Moses Owen
Bath
Maine
Owen
George Oliver
Lewiston
Bath Daily Times
Toby Candon
Elijah Upton
H. Ashorey
Plymouth
Mrs. Oliver
Bowdoin College
State Secretary
Capitol
Augusta
Moses
Kennebec Journal
State House
Clarke
Ath
Susan Marr Spaulding
Universalist Society
Philadelphia
Card of Thanks from Crooker and Purinton family
The Crooker and Purinton families in Lowdeinham Maine extend thanks to the G. A. Kt for attendance and the floral pillow and to the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Epworth League and friends for flowers and sympathy after a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Kt
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Epworth League
Chas. S. Crooker
Annie G. Purinton
Lowdeinham
Law Court Declares Jamaica Ginger An Intoxicant In Maine
A Maine law court ruling held Jamaica ginger seized from Dolan and Furnival Co. in Portland is intoxicating liquor. The decision declares all grades of Jamaica ginger illegal to sell or possess for sale, with the liquor forfeited to the state. The court noted Jamaica ginger could be consumed as a beverage and intoxicate, despite its medicinal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Court
Jamaica
State of Maine
Dolan and
Furnival Coe
Portland
George M. Hanson
Calais
Wortland
U. United, States
Fore — Street
Maine
Court of Last Resort
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Bowdoinham
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Harward’s
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Methodist Church
H. B. Dunnack
A.G. Hulse
J. M. Fowle
Amesbury
Margaret McCullum
Milton Trott
Moving Picture Show
Federal Road
Fulton's Corner
Morrill Farm
Charles Webber
Litchfield
Sarah Young
Star Aid
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Frank
Egypt
Mr. J
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Hood
Parinia
Cook
New Meadows River
James Henry
Main Street
P. O
N.Y
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F. D. Heath
Washington Street
C.L. Farnham CO. Inc
Rath
D. M. Humphreys & Co. Fire and Marine
Room
Sagadahock Block
Gath, Me
Fred T. Wiley
Wiscasset
Knox, Lincoln
Sagadhoc
Oscar Holway
City Landing
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