Local Jottings and Community Notices Across Bath Maine
Busy week with 15 Bath City Hospital cases, social events at Elm Street Church, a Texas Co yard stack arrival, and park league action where the Orioles beat the Draughtsmen 1202 to 1153. Community reports include a Hamilton caucus call, a Mrs Wilson burial, poultry theft suspicions, barber shop moves, shipyard progress, fire damage on Page Street, and local elections in Georgetown with J. G. Stevens named for representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City Hospital
Elm Street Church
Fred Lattrabee
E. W. Haggett
West Bath
Angle Iron Shop
Texas Co
Orioles
Miller
Republican City Committee
Portland
Charles Wilson
Haverhill
Mass
Center St
E. W. Bonney
O’brien
Harry Clarke
George B. Drake
Marine Department of the
New York
North End
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Stages
Readers are told of a $100 reward and a cure for catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure works internally to reach the disease’s foundations and restore natural balance, claiming effectiveness across all stages and promising a positive cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Colonial Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At a large Colonial Club meeting on Tuesday evening Charles H. Cahill was elected president with Rodney E. Ross as vice president, Edward D. True as treasurer, Arthur C. Hagan as secretary, and Charles R. Farnham as director. The event featured a banquet plan and a notable relay race between local teams with Bates and Bowdoin highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Charles H. Cahill
Rodney E. Ross
Edward D. True
Arthur C. Hagan
Charles R. Farnham
Fred C. Cox
Robert B. Hatch
Walter A. Murtaugh
Daniel Williams
Cahill
Mr. Cahill
Eugene Thebeau
Ross
Carl C. Troop
Hagan
Harold Thompson
John Crosby
Ralph W. Blagdon
Edward A. Burke
Leland T. Hodgkins
Capt
Merrill
Youth acquitted in Richmond case before Judge Keegan
Walter Dyer faced trial in the Richmond lower court on a charge of absconding with 16 from George Clough. State witnesses included a Clough household employee who testified to Dyer obtaining medicinal contraband supplies and visiting Lewiston bars. Dyer admitted drinking heavily and being in the area but was discharged by Judge Keegan after defense argument that no proof tied him to the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Keegan
Lower Court
City Hall
Carter
Walter Dyer
George Clough
Clough
Dyer
Lewiston
County Newell
Rosy
Relay Team Ends Lewiston Trip After Indoor Carnival
Manager King and his Bates relay squad returned from Lewiston by Pullman after a close feature race at the Bates indoor carnival. Page opened against Gray but was fouled at the start. A dead heat with Pinkham and Burke followed as Burke took the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
Pinkham
Blackwood
Johnson
Case
Cutting
Colonials
Ryan
Bates
Bates-Bowdoin
Marius Page
Thatcher Pinkham
William Blackwood
Harold Cutting
King
Colonial Club
Lewiston
Hall
Burke
Scout Council OKs year reports and charter renewal
A Tuesday meeting of the local Boy Scout Council at the YMCA reviewed yearly work and approved renewing the charter for the coming year. Scout Commissioner Gould J. Brown reported four active city troops and solid condition. Treasurer Edward E. Pinson noted a 4.83 balance with bills paid and good camp equipment. The executive committee will report on next summer’s camp by April 10. Rev. C Wilson Harrison joined the council and two new members, Rev. B P Browne and J Albert Redlon, were admitted. Gratitude was extended to Rev. Brown and Mrs. Brown for Birch Point camp care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Council
Young Men’s Christian Association
Gould J. Brown
Edward E. Pinson
C. Wilson Harrison
B. P. Browne
J. Albert Redlon
Probate Court Acts At March Session In Bath And Topsham
Probate Court Tuesday under Judge James S. Lowell grants administrations for several estates including Ida E. Erskine Sophia M. Higgins Hugh A. Ward Mary I Crooker and Michael J. McCormick with appointees named. Will presented for Della M. Fish and James E. Fish as executors amid Bath National Bank Administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamess. Lowell
Ida E. Erskine
Bath
Harvey K. Erskine
Sophia M. Higgins
Mary E. Barry
Hugh A. Ward
Topsham
Mary L. Ward
Mary I. Crooker
Fred W. Crooker
Michael J. McCormick
Mary A. McCormick
Bath National Bank
Willi i
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Skin Health
Health and beauty of the skin depend on pure blood as impure blood causes pimples and blotches. External powders fail while Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, removes blemishes, and boosts overall health. Insist on Hood's Sarsaparilla when you ask for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Wills and guardianships filed in Bath and Richmond listings
Wills proved and allowed with executors named for Harlow Flagg Purington Campbell and other estates. Guardians appointed for John E. Mosher. Accounts filed and approved for Carter Mooney Anderson and others. Inventories filed for Patterson Page Burke estates. Minor Leo P. Burke listed in estate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
William H. Harlow
Richmond
Ida M. Harlow
Martha M. Flagg
J. Clark Flagg
James L. Purington
Susan S. Purington
Eunice G. Campbell
Bowdoin
Warren P. Oliver
Tewksbury
Mass
Henry A. Wisby
Wills
Lucy A. Spear
Bath
Irvin Keizer
Rachel E. Donnell
Noble Maxwell
John F. Maxwell
Mary E. Webber
Margaret M. Brown
Horace B. Marr
Harry W. Crosman
Fred D. Hill
Albert Morse
Phippsburg
Narcissa S. Potter
Woodbury
A. Potter
Genevieve Stuart
Fannie E. Demott
William H. Stuart
Nellie N. Patterson
George A. Patterson
Mary A. Page
Edwin Totman
Leo P. Burke
John L. P. Burke
Guardian
Bath and Rockland News And Local Notices
Barge on the Kelley-Spear stocks half framed out with ship timber on the railroad wharf. Ward Three holds the biggest election vote in its history. Bath and Lewiston lodges plan events and officers. Rockland rumored to get a new M C R R depot. Bath markets see dandelion greens at 50 cents. Various lodge meetings, socials, and a Boys State Conference delegation from Sagadahoc County. The Bath schooner Malcolm Baxter Jr. began to leak and was towed to Newport News for overhaul. A high turnout and musical features marked the recent lodge events and the West Bath Grange plans degrees with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowker
Bath Lodge of Elks
Rockland
M.C.R.R
Bath
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Bath Lodge
Lewiston
Odd Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Margaret Bucknam
Shaw St
Montgomery and
St Bernard Royal Arch
Royal Arch
Ladies
Sons of Veterans
Lincoln Hall
Parent-Teacher Association
South End
George Lennox
Middle St
Bangor
Sagadahoc County
Malcolm Baxter, Jr
Norfolk
Para
Hampton Roads
Newport News
Polar Star Lodge
Masonic
A. P. Denham
West Bath Grange
Y.M.C.A
Henry Hanson
Marshall MacDonald
Our Own People at Boston Auto Show and Trips
Mr and Mrs Harry G Washburn attend the Boston auto show. K B Bartlett visits his aunt Mrs William M Congdon. Bruce St Joseph Torrey leaves Monday for business in Boston and New York. Mate Hodgkins of the Virginia is ill and his son handles duties on the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harry G. Washburn
Boston
K. B. Bartlett
William M. Congdon
Bruce St. Joseph Torrey Y
New York
Mate Hodgkins
Virginia
Harry G. Deering
Joseph A. Martin
George W. Dean
George E. Baker
Augusta
E. B. Collins
Brookline
F. A. Morey
Lewiston
William O. Kimball
John L. Wilson, Jr
Washington St
I. W. Small
Corinna
Somerset
Maine Central
Oakland
Kinco
Bath-Lewiston
Tainter
Fred P. Bennett
Lynn
Henry Farrell
York St
Bennett
Lucy Farrell
Morris E. Orisky
Washington
Chicago
Mayo St
Portland
Hebrew Wedding of Morris Omsky and Miss Marcia Gordon
The Gordon Orisky Music Hall hosted the Hebrew wedding of Morris D. Omsky of Portland and Miss Marcia H. Gordon of Bath. About 275 guests from Portland Boston Bath and nearby towns attended as Rev. Morris Cohen officiated and the ceremony unfolded beneath a festooned canopy followed by a supper and dancing into midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gordon
Bath
Portland
Boston
Morris Cohen
Joseph Williams
Samuel Mack
George Williams
Fannie
Ida Orisky
Jerusalem
Albert Williams
Lynn
J. W. Salhanick
Jacob
Joseph
Max Orisky
Lillian Orisky
H. Fireman
Lewiston
J. Gerrién
Gerber
M. Simonds
Henry Gordon
Helfont
William Frank
Wiscasset Academy Drama The Runaways At Woolwich Grange
On Friday night March 10 the seniors presented The Runaways at Woolwich Grange followed by a dance Velma the daughter of L A Bailey is improving from illness New desks for Montsweag schoolhouse have arrived Mrs Jessie Mains plans to move away Dr Charles McDonald bought her former house Mrs Frank Head keeps a young chicken flock Hathorne wins $5 gold in the contest Spinney set work finished Charles Dana to Bath for schooling Union Ridge district now with only two scholars three farms for sale in town and bids from a potential buyer Claf Hathorne C E Society meets Sunday Baptist group meets Thursdays at private homes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset Academy
Woolwich Grange
Velma
L. A. Bailey
Montsweag
Jessie Mains
Charles McDonald
Alton B. Thwing
Frank Head
Sarah P. B. Hathorne
Charles Dana
Bath
Union Ridge
Butler
C. E. Society
The
Baptist
Clara Hathorn
Portland visitors Merton and Leland Oliver in Phippsburg
Miss Dora Christiansen has recovered enough to go out after two weeks at home. On Monday morning the Virginia neared West Georgetown harbor and passed a flock of over a hundred black ducks. the birds paid little heed to the boat, except some ducks dodged aside. This suggests game laws here are observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Merton and
Leland Oliver
Portland
Dora Christiansen
West Georgetown
Residents and visitors listed among Bath area notes
The column records numerous residents and guests in Bath and surrounding towns. It notes arrivals and trips for Harry G. Deering Joseph A. Martin George W. Dean and others, including a Bath couple’s wedding trip and new Portland address details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Page Street
Brunswick
Rose Durgin
Belanger
J. G. Stevens
Five Islands
Stevens
Georgetown
Perkins
Maine
John
Clarence Warner
G. H. Warner
Bath St
Clarence
Warner
Ethel
Margaret Curran
Reta Curran
Annie
Catherine Cressey
Charles Fox
William Nutter
George
George Sheldon
Walter Cressey
Charlotte Rhines
Ethel Totman
Henry Bridges
Morris
Harry Warner
Lillian
Laura Warner
Colonial
Scout Council
Probate
Gordon-Orisky
Music Hall
Lin
Mack
Rice
Anderson
Bath Police
Kane
Woolwich
F. L. Norton
OURS
Sagadahock Block
Roos
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