York Street to Have New Station for Shipyard Workers
The Maine Central Railroad plans a York Street station to serve Emergency Fleet Corporation workers at nearby shipyards. Work may start next week with removal of yard materials. a spur line to the Hagan property could follow as housing projects begin.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Maine Central Railroad
York Street
Back Bay
Boston
Albany
New York
New Haven
Stortford
Hagan
Maine Food Conservation Day Planned Across State
Maine mobilizes volunteers from clergymen teachers and civic groups for June 17 food conservation rallies. Hoover and Merrill messages reach cities with Four-Minute Men aiding noon meetings. speakers broadcast from Europe trenches to towns and industries. Rose Leonard leaves Central House to cook at Prout’s Neck hotel.
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Maine
Kittery
Fort Kent
Army of
Volunteer Workers
Maine Food Conservation Army
United States
Herbert Hoover
Leon 5. Merrill
Europe
W. B. Moore
Portland
Rose Leonard
Central House
Prout's Neck
How Mrs Boyd Avoided an Operation
Canton Ohio woman Marie Boyd credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving her female troubles before surgery. She, advised by her mother, says she regained ability to work at home and urges others with similar issues to try the remedy before opting for operation. The ad suggests contacting Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Boyp
5Th St
N. E
Lydia E. m Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Bath to Install New Gas Plant for Bath City
Bath and Brunswick Light and Power Co announces a new gas plant to boost service by October 29 1918. The upgrade includes a Tenney-Lowe gas set and expanded storage to prevent freezing and enable underground mains. Company officials promise improved reliability, crew housing, and extensive main relaying to meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and Brunswick Light and Power Co
Exust
Pennsylvania
American Gas Construction Co
Newton
Iowa
Tenney-Lowe
Bath
George S. Williams
Supt
Williams
U Boat Activity Off Kennebec Reported
Reports say at least one enemy submarine passed the Kennebec River mouth bound eastward late Monday night. Later notes mention two submarines, with the City of Bangor halted off White Head and later allowed to proceed. The Boston to Gloucester afternoon boat was stopped and ordered to tie up as coal barges bound for Maine ports were held.
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Kennebec
City of Bangor
Rockland
Boston
White Head
Gloucester
Maine
Freight train crash injures fireman at Brunswick yard
A string of eight freight cars derailed at Brunswick yard and crashed into locomotive 306 near the water plug. Fireman Lenwood A. Hunter was thrown from the cab and critically injured as crews cleared wreckage. the runaway cars breached the morning Bath train but did not cause worse harm.
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Brunswick
Union Street
Lenwood A. Hunter
Lewiston
Bath City Hospital
L. A. Plummer
Lewison
Plummer
Portland
Bath
Texas Steamship Co
Liberty Loan Managers Convene in Portland Meeting
Oliver Moses, chairman of the Liberty loan committee for this county, attended a county managers meeting at the Congress Square hotel in Portland Tuesday evening. The group reviewed the last campaign, discussed results, and exchanged ideas on the next loan, with a near certainty that a fourth bond issue will soon be launched and the organization kept ready to mobilize when Washington signals.
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Oliver .Moses
Liberty Loan Committee
Congress Square
Portland
Washington
Bath girl's musical comedy delights Fitchburg crowd
Miss Janet Cutler of this city helps present But Suppose the musical comedy by M Jane Cutler Jessie G Smith and W Myron Cole in Fairbanks Memorial hall with Cushing Academy students in aid of the Red Cross A large audience enjoyed the show and many encores were heard at the Monday evening performance
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Fitchburg Daily Sentinel
Janet Cutler
M. Jane Cutler
Jessie G. Smith
W. Myron Cole
Fairbanks Memorial Hall
Red Cross
Cushing Academy
Colonial Club to Open New Meadows Inn for Season
The Colonial club plans its annual banquet next Wednesday to open New Meadows Inn for the season. Cards are sent to members and early replies are requested to finalize attendance. Officials hope this will be the club’s largest dinner yet.
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Colonial Club
New Meadows Inn
MISS JUNE RIDEOUT ENLISTS AS NURSE
Miss June Rideout daughter of Mrs Charles F Rideout of 1284 Washington street has enlisted for three years as a navy nurse. She reports to the Chelsea navy hospital directing the orderlies and may transfer before the war ends to wider postings. A 1911 graduate, she trained at St Barnabas hospital Portland and Corey Hill hospital Brookline with four years local nursing experience.
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June Rideout
Charles F. Rideout
Washington Street
Chelsea Navy Hospital
Miss Rideout
Rideout
St. Barnabas Hospital
Portland
Corey Hill Hospital
Brookline
Mags
Twenty-One Sagadahoc Registrants Called for Camp Devens
Twenty-one Sagadahoc county registrants were called by the local draft board to report June 24 at 3 p.m. to Chairman Keegan for departure June 25 on the 10.38 train to Camp Devens. The list includes Kingsbury Bath Merrifield Richmond White Bath Gaudreau Bath Freve Henry Garey Providence O'Brien Boston De Luca Providence Pottle Georgetown Murphy Portland Coskery Bowdoinham Skillin Richmond Pushard East Deering Swanson Woolwich Bridges Middle Hallett Phippsburg Hateh Charles Sheridan Lynn Vautour Richmond Rocrig Topsham Barrett Bowdoinham. Also George Nelson of Bath chosen as district automobile mechanic representative.
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Sagadahoc County
Keegan
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
Robert E. Kingsbury
Cottage Street
Bath
Thomas R. Merrifield
Richmond
Martin T. White
Middle Street
Joseph L. Gaudreau
Spring Street
Alfred Tfreve
Marian Street
Henry M. Garey
Boothbay Harbor
Michael E.’O’brien
Worcester Street
Boston
Salvator de Luca
Atwells Avenue
Providence
R. I
Earl H. Pottle
Georgetown
Joseph R. Murphy
Park Avenue
Portland
Frank W. Coskery
Bowdeinham
John W. Skillin
Oscar Pushard
Veranda Street
East Deering
Fred H. Swanson
Woolwich
Clifton E. Bridges
Roland L. Hallett
Phippsburg
John E. Hateh
Grove Street
Charles J. Sheridam
Western Avenue
West Lynn
Alfred J. Vautour
Walter Rocrig
Topsham
Leroy G. Barrett
State of Maine
Franklin Union Institute
George Nelson
Ernest
Hanson
Ere W., Jr
Weddovae
Harfoell
Haywa Otis
Herbert
Upper Ashington
Somme
Saalee
Wasi Eaagate Ba Hoffman
Willow St
Laswrence
Linwood
Troo Kilbride
Whitlam
Joim
Lachance
Adelard
Brent ‘Street
Ecind
Lancaster
Joseph G
West Bow- Goin
Demegel Langevin
George Ata
White Street
LaRose
Austin
Franklin
Street
Lavoie
Florian
Langitt
Ray ‘Uehenaany Topsham
Sybils
Aries Afving
Lemoine
Edward ‘Thomas
Gosepi
Sine le Miller
Louis Rowe
North St
Millett
Charles Byron
Moore
Harry Alton
Weeks St
Morrison
Kenneth ‘Lisle
West Bath
Munro
Sidney
Ae McDonald
Francis Gelespie
Huse Patch
Roy Nathan
Gardner Street
Washington Street
Nickerson
Sanford Blackett
Front Street
Noyes
Earl Reuben
Russell
Oliver
Albert Bagley
Maple St
Palmer
Reginald Boyd
Fington Street
Pinkham
Edward eCarl
Fahmond
Pomeroy
George
Perkins
Joseph Clarence
South Bevere
Peterson
Ralph
High Street
Pierce
Mellen Howard
Aet Powers
Carrolles Georgetown
Potter
Harold Elvan
Rice
Nelson Raymond
Rideout
Charles
Bowdoin
Rope Sanford
Pruneau
Philippe
Liberty St
Reynolds
Maurice Baker
P. O
Rines
Tesi “Aidridee
Libbys
Rousseau
Edmond
Rowe
Orville
Elim Sittreet
Rowen
Joseph Warren
Ole Wae Vivig
Savage
Horace Barrer
Trufant
Shea
James
Wilfred
Alien women registration set by City Marshal
City Marshal Oliver plans a registration of alien women over 14 from June 17 to June 26 except June 23. Hours are 6 am to 8 pm at the marshal’s city building office. Registrants must provide unmounted photos and fingerprints, plus extensive personal statistics for federal officials.
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Oliver
Comes Back Home John Coffill Visits Bath During Leave
John H. Coffill, once a teamster for Edward W. Larrabee, trains at Camp Devens. He used his 24 hour pass to visit his mother on Middle and Center streets in Bath Saturday night and returned Sunday forenoon, praising Army life and planning to cross. He writes his mother regularly.
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John H. Coffill
Edward W. Larrabee
Camp Devens
Bath
Middle
Center Streets
Alphabetical List Draft Registrants
A partial alphabetical draft registration list shows names and addresses for local board eligibility. Entries include Arthur Avery at 700 High Street, Wallace Chaplin at 221 Mid Street, and George Coffin at 473 Middle Street among many others in Bowdoinham and surrounding towns, with registration numbers and street details reflecting wartime procedures.
Fruit-A-Tives touted for relief of chronic dyspepsia
Mrs Seadson Marshbank reports two years of severe dyspepsia with post meal pains and bitter eruptions. She credits Fruit-A-Tives fruit juice tablets with relief after doctors failed. Available 50c per box, six for $2.50, trial 25c from Fruit-A-Tives Ltd in Odensburg, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mantin’s
Local residents listed with addresses across Maine
A compiled list shows numerous individuals such as Arthur Sullivan James Sweeney Chester Talbot Harold Bibber and George Brown with street addresses in Bowdoinham Topsham Richmond Woolwich Sebasco Phippsburg and surrounding areas. The fragment includes multiple street numbers and city names suggesting a neighborhood directory or voter/land records from mid 20th century Maine.
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Sullivan
Arthur
Topstam
Sweeney
James
Court Street
Talbot
Chester
Robinson
High Street
Seideens Torne
Front Street
Temple
Albert Earl
Bowdoinham
Therrien
Aiperts
Topsham
Thompson
Boss Holls
Harold Bibber
Richmond
Ee Wage
Wendell James
Winite Street
Emery
Oliver
Washington Sttreet Point Beach
Boys Return From White Mountains Trip
Bath galvanizing workers travel 400 miles in two cars from Saturday afternoon to Sunday evening. They stop at Colebrook New Hampshire eight miles from the Canadian border and visit Franconia Notch Profile House and Crawford Notch. Attendees include George Bridges George Marks Thomas Gallagher William Drinkwater Fred White Percy Oliver Clarence Oliver and M C Gackenbach. Mrs Henry McCabe and Alfred join a visit to Melrose Highlands Massachusetts.
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Bath Galvanizing Works
White Mountains
F. E
A. G. Oliver
Colebrook
N. H
Canadian
Grafton
Dixville
Twin Mountain
Franconia Notch
Profile House
Crawford Notch
North Conway
Portland
George Bridges
George Marks
Thomas Gallagher
William Drinkwater
Fred White
Percy and
Clarence Oliver
M. C. Gackenbach
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Maine Central
New Colony
Conservation
Supt. Williams
Cummingsfeldspar
Liberty
Ysis
Ince
Annhs
Guy Elwin
High ‘Street
Avery
Arthur Pees
Rowlteon
Mienarice “Wescott
Cant Street
Andrew
Ro Winship
Brownell
Nathan Elery
Centre
Baker
William Greenwood
Percival Forbes
Butler
William Henry
Chaplin
Wallace Freeman
Imidgle
Cherban
Ardula
Front ‘Street
Clark
Raymond
Clough
Ira Dean
North Street
Crooker
Harold Oliver
Minaie Ebert
Murray
Etrest
Cronin
William
John
Mead- AE CP
Crosby
Freeman Cooper
Richardsonm
Ses
Elias Gene
Ces
Arenes Nelzon
Amy South
Ellsworth
Minaie Shetcor
Dso Ale
Chestnut Street
Wedge i 5
Batley
Bernard
Benjamin
Wiscasship
Blenn
van Hat
Irving Albert
Carl Leroy
Ad Brown
William McKinley
Colburn
Raymond Baron
Dum Cousins
Fred William
Peste Darrah
Albert
Leonards Court
Demetry
Pront Street
Dingley
Walter Thomas
Mid- Doughty
Seth
Washington St
Mater
Shirley Burbank
Centre Anderson
Freeland
Sebasco
Andrews
Walter Seat
Torset
Seerpepe
Oleate Barschdorf
Walter Fred Bates
Thornton
Winnegan ‘E, Bickle
Ace Rea Plaser Boardman
Earl Hooper
End High Streets
Dees Cat
Henry McCabe
Alfred
Marcia Thorborn
Melrose Highlands
Standard Oil Company OF
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