Enemies of the Home topic at West Bath WCTU meeting
Rev Frank H Hall spoke on Enemies of the Home before West Bath WCTU at Mrs Lillian Woodside Mayo home Trufant crossing. Belgian relief cloths funded. Miss Doris Purington read The Fisher Girl and Morse high grads honored. Community notes on visits, graduations, church events, and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Hall
Wesley Church
Bath
Lillian Woodside Mayo
Trufant’s Crossing
West Bath
Bathonday
Frances MacFadden
Mayo
Southard
Susie Bursee
George Noble
Pentecostal Church
Noble
J. C. Larrabee
E. R. Brown
Morse High School
J. M. Lemont
Charles S. Lemont
Waldoboro
Joseph Larrabee
Foster’s Point
Harold Hanson
Pittsburg
Hanson
Portland
U. S Army
Fort Slocum
New York
Harry S. Hanson
Annie Trufant
Lowell
Stanley Thirkell
Winneganee
Littlefield
Starret
Sabine
Everett Lemont
E. J. Starrett
J. Everett Mayo
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Fred E. Drake
Doris Purington
William Doughty
Philip Freeman
King’s Point
George Alexander
Topsham
L. A. Jack
Lisbon Falls
Rosedale
Wilton Bates
Winnegahee
Fred Butler
Percival
Forest of Bath
Frederick L White obituary notes Bath resident’s life
Frederick L White of Bath died at his daughter Mrs William R Browns home in West Bath after a long illness. Born in Dresden he married Minerva Reed and worked in Somerville and Dresden before moving to Bath in 1902. He sailed between Portland and Boston on the Ransom B Fuller before illness ended his career. He leaves a widow a son Frederick E and a daughter Mrs Brown.
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Atlan Leland Philbrook
Warren
Portland
Maine
Bath
Marilla Bruce
Medford
Mass
Arthur Brown
Madelyn Barker
Topsham
L. A. Godling Cottage
S. T. Cobb
Zina Clifford
Auburn
Rosedale
Gerrish
Lisbon Falls
Benjamin Coombs
King’s Point
Coombs
Bowdoin
Herbert Mallard
Dean Cottage
Sabine
Everett Lemont
Fred Kittredge
Pearl
Thelma
Lemont Cottage
Margaret Bates
Morse High School
Sarah Rogers
Sisie Rogers
Hallowell
Edwin Roger
Holman Alexander
Brunswick
Clarabel Wylie
Effie
Massachusetts
Charles Bachelder
George Rogers
Joseph W. Higgins
Joseph, Jr
Higgins
Thomas Perkins
Walter T. Brown
Barbara
Popham
Shaw Cottage
Mr. Brown
Minnie Lord
EB. R. Brown
West Bath
Sarah Benner
Pllery Whittemore
Bath Street
Benner
Samuel
Sarah Lermond
Odietta Rich
Frederick ‘L. White
William R. Brown
Mr. White
Dresden
Theodore and
Eliza White
Minerva Hatch Reed
Gilbert P
Martha Preble Reed
Somerville
River Road
Boston
Ransom B. Fuller
White
Frederick E
Mrs. Brown
Woolwich Notes Highlight Training Shipments and Local Happenings
George W. Carlton leaves Saturday for Fort Monroe Virginia for a three month training course. Several Woolwich residents and former students are mentioned with travels, meetings, and community events across Bath Arrowsic Merrimac and Rangeley lakes.
Wash Dresses Take Prominent Place in Wardrobe
Wash dresses this year dominate the wardrobe with thin voile and plaid gingham styles popular even where silk once wore. White voile dresses trimmed with satin and embroidery range from 5.98 to 12.98. Colored voile with white collars 5.98 to 9.98. Linen dresses priced 6.50 to 9.98. Plaid gingham options 5.98 to 9.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nces
Picea
Spring Furniture Sale with Adjustable Cushions and Rugs
A local ad lists Couch Hammocks in multiple models with adjustable features and prices from 7.50 to 17.50. Also offered are Hamock Stands, Porch Screens, Crex Rugs in various sizes and colors, Wool Flags in several sizes, Service Flags, Wool Bunting, and assorted sizes of indoor and outdoor textiles.
James F Will Co. Meeting and town fair plans
City residents are urged to attend a 9 o'clock James F Will Co. meeting to elect officers and handle fair business. Community leaders stress a high standard to inspire local youth, with an ideal fair site and calls for civic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Red Cross
Ralph Wright
Bath
Woolwich Town Fair
Baptist Hall
Woolwich Center
Bath Boys Honored At Camp Devens Selection
Three Bath youths, William J. O'Brien Alan Spear and Tom McDonough, after about a week away, were named from 250 candidates by their captain to attend a non commissioned officers training school at Camp Devens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Camp Devens
William J. O’brien
John Murphy
Edward J. Murphy
Allan Spear
Tom McDonough
Woolworth
Walking Match Set Between Biddeford Veterans at Old Orchard Beach
A walking contest between Bobby Dobbs and Horace Free, both 60, of Biddeford, is planned on the beach at Old Orchard soon. Free has competed in many walking events, most recently against Bo Caton at Prospect Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Dobbs
Horace Free
Biddeford
Old Orchard
Free
Bo” Caton
Prospect Park
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Bowdoing College
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Raymond Havens
Romilly Johnson
Constance Purdy
Wilder
Campbell’s Pond
J. M
J. B. Lemont
Morrell
Texas Steamship Co
Campbell Pond School
C. W. Lee
Miss Tole
Frederick L. White
Woolwich
George W. Carlton
Fort Munroe
Virginia
University of Maine
Wallace Ham
William Carlton
Drake
Rangeley Lakes
A. E. Trott
Raymond Dexter
France
Muriel. Shea of
Arrowsic
Mary Preble
Edgar Blanche
Edward Carlton
Merrimac
Carlton
Webb Place
Frank Trott
Boston Globe
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Cumberland Center
Alma Pashard
Chelsea
Alice Preble
Bowdoinham
Ralph Rice
Philip Hathorne
Bowdoin College
Charles Henderson
North Woolwich
Nequasset Parsonage
Henry Carlton
John Elliott
William Elliot
Nequasset
Peaslee
Felix Powell
South Portland
Nequasset Church
Wilson Wiright
Lillian Blair
Vera Dexter
Carl Greenough
Earl Dow
Edgecomb
Gardiner Greenough
Wilmot Dodge
Wiscasset
Dodge
George Dodge
Felix the Evangelist
Beacon Street
Methodist Church
South Woolwich
Verna Ayer
Maurice Shea
Mr. Shea
Leonard Stilphen
Eben Dana
James F. Will Co
Martha Trott
Sebenon’ Hall
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Perkins Orchestra
Waldo Hathorne
Flora Leonard
Bowdeinham
Marie Jack
Donald Thwing
Montsweag
Judson Bean
George Blackman
Wilson Bailey
Moatsweag
John Reed
Georgetown
Milton
Chester Brown
Bangor
C. P. Hall
Janet Flagg
Washington
Bath Boys
State of Maine Agricultural & Industrial League
White Chester
Berkshire
Bath Trust Company
Postoffice Square
Fidelity Building