Maine Central BR In effect October 7 1907 Trams Leave Bath
Historic timetable note shows passenger tram services from Bath to Skowhegan and nearby towns with multiple routes and times. It lists departures from Bath heading to Waterville Bangor Bar Harbor Calais and Washington County areas and westbound to Portland Boston Montreal with numerous stop names and partial times. Officials Boothby and P & T A Portland Maine signed the notice.
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Paassenger
Bath
Skowhegan
Kanor
Bucksport
Augusta
Waterville
Bangor
B & AK
Calais
Washington County
Vanceboro
St Jonni
Bkowhean
Kar Harbor
Bucksort
Foxcroft Meenville
Mattawamkeag
An Waterville
Bangir Calaus
Eastport
Washo KR
Bar Harbor
St Stephens
Johu
Waony
Portland
Boston
Montreal
Quebec
Fortiang
Bridgton
Fabyans
Beecher
Brider
Bartlett
Rockland
Lewiston
Parkington
Brunswick Sbs Indays
Stowhegan
Niele
City Chat Social Evening in West Bath Grange Hall
West Bath hosts social events with Gaudreau and Holmes providing music. A postponed St Marys parish whist and dance was held last night. Local sports note Morse High loses 39 28 to Maine Central Institute in Pittsfield.
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West Bath Grange Hall
Gaudreau and Holmes
St. Mary’s Parish
Morse High
Maine Central Institute
Pittsfield
Bob Somerville
Tom Bailey
Buffalo
Lewiston
Bath
Oakledge Reunion Celebrates 21st Anniversary in Boston
Oakledge colony of East Harpswell marked its twenty first anniversary with a Boston gathering at Tremont temple and Chipman hall. Rev J H Cox and Ernest Cox were honored as guests of Oakledge by the sea with refreshments, songs, readings, and gifts of a dress suitcase and traveling bag as tributes from attendees. Election day brought a quiet, stormy note as the event concluded.
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Bath
Oakledge
New Meadows
J. H. Cox
Ernest Cox
Boston
Oakledge Colony
East Harpswell
Tremont Temple
Chipman Hall
FE. H. Donnell
Luella W. Cole
Mertie W. Ransom
Raven
Spinney
Hellena M Cole
George FE. Woodbury
D. C. Barrows
R. S. King
Nellie L. Clark
Clifford D. White
Charles F. Wise
Walter H. Richardson
Frank Witherell
Richard J. Taylor
Frank S. Ray
Blanche H. Ray
R. T. Wallace
William F. Choate
J. H Hadley
Whitehouse
Ruth S. Whitehouse
W. B. Wyeth
W. H. Tobey
Doris E. Tobey
Dorls Ransom
Molly Ransom
Polly Pulsifer
Carrie M. Towle
Ellen Mardon
M. J.S. Spinney
Alice Spinnes
S. Scott
Earlene
Mildred Scott
O. F. Sager
F. W. Tuttle
F. C. Caswell
Mildred F. Tobey
Margaret Towns
M. E. Wentworth
G. G. Hamilton
Hamilton
Miriam Hamilton
Alice 3. Brown
Marion B. Wyeth
Catherine McPhee
Marion P. McPhee
B. F. Woreth, Jr
Jessie Rice
W Townsend
F. A. Cox
B. W. Steele
Colonial Club Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
At the Colonial Club annual meeting held Monday evening officers for the ensuing year were elected: President Harry W. Cobb, Vice President Hiram T. Stevens, Clerk Charles A. Owen, Treasurer Edward D. True, Trustee E. Motley Fuller Jr. The treasurer reported a cash balance around 500 dollars. Membership is 156 with a waiting list. A committee will plan the New Meadows Inn banquet and the May ball.
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Colonial Club
Harry W. Cobb
Hiram T. Stev
Ens
Charles A. Owen
Edward D
E. Motley Fuller, Jr
New Meadows Inn
Funeral for Mrs Rose Wyman in Parker Head
The funeral for Rose Wyman who died in East Boston on February 17 at age 10 was held February 20 at 2 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs M T Wyman Parker Head with Rev Stevens officiating. Survived by husband Edwin M Wyman two children Florence M and Arthur C and four brothers two sisters. The family expresses community sympathy. Wyman formerly of Parker Head now resides in East Boston where he works as an engineer on harbor boats.
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Rose Wyman
Boston
M. T. Wyman
Parker Head
Stevens
Edwin M Wyman
Florence M
Arthur C
Wyman
Electropodes Bring Cure for Rheumatism, Says Stickney
F. oA Stickney of Bath Iron Works reports five weeks out of work due to rheumatism and credits Electropodes bought at Webber's Drug Store for prompt relief and cure. He urges others to try them after trying many remedies without success. He signs from 22 Fitts Street.
Webber's Drug Store Money Back Guarantee
An ad claiming refund if customers are not satisfied appears for Webber's Drug Store offering money back on purchases.
Notable Local Guests and Happenings In Damariscotta
Joseph R. Oliver visited friends in Damariscotta over Sunday. Fred H. Kimball returned Monday from a ten day business trip to Baltimore. Capt. George A. Baker came back Monday night from a brief Boston trip. Mrs. Herbert L. Wakefield hosted the First Baptist sewing circle yesterday at Union street. Herbert A. Hope of Quincy, Mass., spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank N. Thompson to be with his wife Evelyn Thompson. Mrs. Charles F. Rideout hosts the Universalist Afternoon circle tomorrow with a card party on Washington street. The Afternoon circle also holds a sale of home cooked foods Friday at Miss Jennie R. Morse on Washington street. A baby boy arrived Saturday the twenty-ninth at the home of Mr and Mrs William H. Small. The child is the day’s only birth, and will not celebrate its birthday for four years due to leap year.
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Joseph R. Oliver
Damariscotta
Fred H. Kimball
Baltimore
Herbert L. Wakefield
First Baptist Church
Union
Herbert A. Hope
Quincy
Mass
Frank N. Thompson
Evelyn Thompson
Charles F. Rideout
Circle of Universalist Church
Washington Street
Jennie R. Morse
William H. Small
Patrolman Cornish Dies Suddenly on Elm and Front
Edward P D Cornish of Bath police night watch collapsed at ten after telling fellow officer the Gem theatre was closed for the night. Neuralgia of the heart was given as cause. Survived by wife and family, funeral with Odd Fellows and Red Men honors.
City Council to Hold Last Regular Meeting and Banquet
The city council plans its final regular meeting tonight followed by a brief adjournment and a farewell banquet at the Columbia Hotel hosted by Landlord O'Brien for members of the two boards and subordinate officers.
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Columbia Hotel
O'Brien
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