Family Hauls House by Wagon to North Berwick
John Liller and his wife and son Edward move their 20 by 12 foot house on an elongated wagon drawn by four horses from Bath to North Berwick. The family travels 75 miles last year in three days with dog Shep tagging along. The portable home, coal loaded, offers a homelike ride, despite bumps and road hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Liller
Bath
North Berwick
Liller
Johnson Wood
Edward
Shep
Mr. Liller
Bath Bowling Team Eyes Inter City Match With Lewiston or Portland
Gardiner shows strong form defeating Bath by 100 pins in Bath and by 80 pins in Gardiner, prompting Bath to seek inter city competition this season with Lewiston or Portland as possible opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lewiston
Portland
Gardiner
Georgetown man and dog shoot fox on Arrowsic farm
M. F. Howe of Georgetown with his dog Topsy shoots a fox on the Stinson Bros. farm at Arrowsic Saturday morning. The fox is believed to be the same animal Mayor Drake and George Thompson sought last week while guests of F. W. Carlton of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Howe
Georgetown
Topsy
Stinson Bros
Arrowsic
Drake
George Thompson
F. W. Carlton
Woolwich
Five Islands Social Notes and News From Bath Area
A letter from Tommie Hanna describes Army life in Unterhausen Germany and staying with a German family. Reported about church supper, Grange meetings, readers, Red Cross plans, and local visits by Bath residents. Veterans Clarence McMahan and others share service histories and arrival home details. A Bath train ferrying 264 passengers capped the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hanna
Tommie
Unterhausen
Germany
W. F E. Rowe
Bath
Kenneth Pinkham
Elson Field
John Winkley
Five Islands
W. E. Rowe
Grange
Lelia Davis
Lila McMahan
Marion Buzzo
J. E. Stevens
W. H. Holland
J. GG. Stevens
W. T. Boyd
Soesers
Clarence McMahan
Koen
Vale Res
Uae
John
Minnie McMahan
The
Red Cross
J. G. Stevens
Chester McMahan
Arthur Berry
Arthur
Berry
Mr. Berry
Manfred Newdick
Boothbay
St. Nazaire
Portsmouth
William SE. Rowe
Texas Co
Rheumatism treatment claims in a testimonial ad
A testimonial promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building remedy for rheumatism. It recounts a Spanish American War veteran's recovery after eight years of illness and notes pills help blood and nerves, anemia, after effects, and headaches. The ad offers a free booklet and lists pricing and purchasing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Montgomery
Packer
Conn
Co. C
First
Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry
Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Elver Stickney Returns From France After Army Discharge
Corp Elver Alton Stickney arrived home from Camp Devens after 18 months overseas service. He served in Battery D of the 54th and 66th Battalion artillery units, saw action in the Argonne and St Mihiel, and traveled from Havre to Southampton aboard the Cedric. Brother Adelbert missed reunion until Christmas. another brother was en route from Camp DeVelis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
Elver Alton Stickney
Camp Devens
Army
Stickney
Old
Ith Company
A. C
Pophem Beach
Fort Levett
Portland Harbor
Battery D
54Th
Clalifax
Scotland
England
Winchester
Southampton
France
Fron Havre
Marne
Camp de Mailoy
Adelbert
Argonne
Sst
Mikel
Jive
U.S
Camp
Devélis
Don’t Blame the Child Kidney Pills Endorsement
Mrs Freeman of 72 Charles St. praises Dean's Kidney Pills for her daughter's kidney weakness since infancy. After three boxes, the child gained color, appetite improved, and back pains and headaches subsided. Sold at Dougherty's drug store. Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff. W. ‘Freeman
Charles St. Saves
Dean
Dougherty’s
Georgetown Wharf Falls Into River in Accident at West Georgetown
A horse on a wharf at West Georgetown backed off when frightened by reins and fell six feet into the water. The animal, harnessed to a sled, was led ashore after being cut from the harness. no injuries were reported, though low tide saved it from possible drowning. The piece also notes church social at Robinhood, local visits, and community notices including travel, illness, and upcoming homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Georgetown
John D. Williams
George Washington
Robinhood Church
William Boyd
Harrison
Carroll
Powers
Dorothy Stuart
Washington
Byron M. Rowe
Lester Powers
Levi Powers
Robinhood
Toul
France
Florine Warren
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
John Warren
Bay Point
Frank E.hollis
Eleanor
Benjamin H. Woodside
Portland
Woodside
Bath
Robert Jordan
Mary Pooney
Howard G. Heald
Benjamin H. Whodside
Daniel L. Pettengill
Walker Art Museum
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
E. L. Hartford
Auburn
Nancy I. Russell
Charles
503Rd Field Artillery
Bordeaux
A. BE. Williams
Walter B. Cummings
Path
W. C. Todd
John Thibodeau
Working League
Five Island
Kenny Todd
J. Everett Jewett
Junior Williams
William O. Oliver
Raphael Rowe
Sawall Oliver
William A. Todd
Ida Williams
Popham
Walter Williams
Walker
John FE. Oliver
Marion Buzzo
Fan Buzzo
Ethel B. Todd
Bertha A. Russell
Frank Heald
Everett Higgins
Boston
Stearns W. Scott
James Stuart
Harry Heald
Pagar Warren
Bernie A. Russell
Alfred J. Rowe
Edgar Drake
William Poyd
Larbornville
Sarah Maleham
Earl Pottle
Camp Devens
Roland
Harford
Grange
Isands
Howard Heald
Fred Reid
Parcel of Sergt Walter King's effects returned
Isaiah King receives items from his son Sergt Walter King of the British expeditionary forces who died in Mesopotamia. The bundle includes two identification discs with new number 552101, a Turk-typed short sword, compass, canvas bag and a Y M C A book. Walter King was buried with full military honors at Asghur cemetery on Oct 24, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah King
Academy Street
Walter King
Mesopotamia
the Two Rivers
Times
King
John W. Jennings
Sergt
Walter
Asghur Military Cemetery
Martin Leads Atlantic Coast Metal Trades District Meet
Chester G. Martin returns from Boston where he chaired the session of the Atlantic Coast Federation of the Metal Trades council District A. President Woodrow Wilson was seen. district meetings are set quarterly in Bath, Portsmouth, and Boston. Officers elected include William McDonald, C H Trout, Harry Traftford, G Curtis, and Chester G. Martin as sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester G. Martin
Boston
Quincy House
Atlantic Coast Federation of the Metal Trades Council
Martin
Woodrow Wilson
Marty Hartford
Portsmouth
Bath
William McDonald
C. H. Trout
Charlestown
Harry Traftford
N. H
Curtis
Quincey
Mass
William Burroughs
A Clifton
Quincy
Vtalf Ausguetaoin
Auburn Odd Fellows Visit Lincoln Lodge in Bath
Sixty Auburn Odd Fellows from Abou Ben Adhem lodge with a 28 member degree team visited Lincoln lodge of Bath Monday night. Guests from Pejengeot Brunswick and other New Hampshire and New York lodges attended. A parade preceded a supper served by Fred D. Keene. Twelve candidates received the Faith degree as District County Master Fred spoke on the order’s good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge
Auburn
Lincoln Lodge
Bath
Pejengeot Lodge
Brunswick
New Stampshire
New York
Chester Colby
Noble Grand
Horace Ward
John Conant
Ahou Ben -Adhem
Hall of Lincoln Lodge
Fred D. Keene
Couuty
Fred
Frances Willard Memorial Observed by W C T U in Bath
Frances E Willard Memorial Day observed at Bath W C T U meeting in Pentecostal church of the Nazarene. Mrs Lillian Mayo led devotions with music by Mrs Roy Colby and Mrs Fred Bragg. Ensign O Brien of the Salvation Army spoke on needs during the war and clothing shortages. Alice May Douglas recalled Willard's visits. new department superintendents announced including Louise Packard and Eugene R Grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances EF. Willard
Bath Ww Co. T. U
Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene
Lillian Mayo
Roy Colby
Fred Bragg
Ensign O'Brien
Salvation Army
Bath
Alice May Douglas
Frances E. Willard
Miss Willard
Louise Packard
Centenary Leaders Plan Beacon Street Campaign
Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal church leaders met Monday night at Rev. E Hilton Post's home to finalize campaign plans. Indications show Beacon Street church will be among the honor churches at the campaign's close. Hot house cauliflower 50 cents cucumbers 180 cents Florida strawberries 1.00 a box shown at Bath fruit stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal Church
E. Hilton Post
Beacon Street Church
Florida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thompson Bros
Mrs. Liller
Tommie Hanna
Board of Education
City of
Albert J. Grassy
Leland RL Mepchele
Middle St
Connecticut
Minnie Green
George Washington Social
Billy Burke
James F. Will Co
ODD Fellows
Mve
First Selectman
Wiliam L. Beny
Frances E. Williard
W.C.T.U
F. S. Curtis
Center Street
Bath, Maine
A. B. Watson
Maine
Union Street
Val
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
Industrial Bureau
Portland, Maine
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