Inauguration fallings and war talk shadow era
A mosaic of early 20th century items covers political moves and economic concerns. Notes on Vera Cruz evacuation questions, Russian liquor effects on labor, naval promotions, Maine rail stock maneuvering, tax data, and local election shifts reflect a period of tension and policy debate.
Local tone notes political and business outlook in brief
The item surveys figures from local leaders and business sectors. It praises Secretary Bryan, hints at Roosevelt’s self-promotion, and commends Payson Smith while signaling shifts in shipping, industry, and the spring fire season.
Obituary of George Penneyx a longtime portable camp worker
George Penneyx died Friday at 1 50 p m in Bath City Hospital from heart ligament strain while employed in portable mill camps near Waldoboro. He left a widow and sisters Mrs Morris R Chase and Mrs Virgie Philbrick, plus brothers Walter and Harry, and had married Dorothy Peacock last summer. He was about 49, lived in Bath, and belonged to Lincoln Lodge I 0 C F.
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George Penneyx
Cady & Son
Lowell
Mass
George W. Carr
Waldoboro
Bath City Hospital
Bath
Pittsfield
Morris R. Chase
Middle St
Virgie Philbrick
Lisbon
Walter
Harry
Marlboro
Dorothy Peacock
Elms St
Funeral for Lyndell A Pinkham in local ceremony
Lyndell A Pinkham died Saturday forenoon at 134 Water St. The funeral led by Rev. Evans was held Monday. Pallbearers were four sons, John F and George H Pinkham plus Edward and Ernest Pinkham. Interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. Aged 69 years 8 months, he was a well known teamster survived by his wife five sons and three daughters. Born in Georgetown he was son of the late William Pinkham and lived in the city for years.
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Lyndell A. Pinkham
Water St. Ws
A. Evans
John F
George H
Ernest
Edward Pinkham
Oak Grove Cemetery
Cooper’s Mills
Edward
William
John
Martha Wilson
Eliza McQuarrie
Etta Pinkham
Real estate transfers recorded at the registry of deeds
Last week many transfers were logged including Ida Tibbetts to Samuel Titcomb in Richmond Maudam Larrabee to Augustus W Lavigne in Woolwich Sadie Drake to Helen Noyes in Georgetown William Hatch to Pearl Cannon in Bowdoinham Theresa Potter et al to L D Small in Bowdoinham James Drake & Sons to George P Larrabee in Bath Roxanna Gilliam to Sanford Gilliam in Phippsburg Henry Wyman to Annie Doughty in Phippsburg Augustus Lavigne to Milton Reed in Woolwich John Meserve to Foster Meserve et al in Topsham Ernest Sheppard to Cora Sheppard in Bath Kate Thompson to Rebecca Bowker in Phippsburg Annie Hooker et al to Ella Legard in Bath Charles Wainwright et al to William Hamilton in Phippsburg Joseph King et al to Ernest Pashard in Richmond H Irving Gustin et al to Ralph Gustin in Arrowsie Minerva Marshall to Edmund Leeds Trustee in Phippsburg.
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Registry of Deeds
Ida Tibbetts
Samuel Titcomb
Richmond
Maudam Larrabee
Augustus W. Lavigne
Woolwich
Sadie B. Drake
Helen F. Noyes
Georgetown
William P. Hatch
Pearl A. Cannon
Bowdoinham
Theresa W. Potter Et al
L. D. Small
James B. Drake & Sons
George P
Rebecca M. Bowker
Phippsburg
Annie E. Hooker
Ella R. Legard
Bath
Charles D. Wainwright
William Hamilton
Joseph O. King
Ernest R. Pashard
H. Irving Gustin
Ralph L. Gustin
Arrowsie
Minerva B. Marshall
Edmund I. Leeds
Gravy Eye Reminiscences Recall Sailor Life in 19th Century
A Marine Journal clipping from Brighton Massachusetts dated February 25 1914 shares letters from retired shipmaster George W Goodwin recalling the phrase Gravy Eye used for the night watch and the era of sailing ships. The note references Captain Norton and the Dirigo and mentions a social card party at the Ed Genesta Chapter OES at Center Street.
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Marine Journal
N. Y
Brighton
Mass
Norton
China
Japan
Indian Ocean
Australia
Cape Horn
Aurora
Mission Park
San Francisco Bay
Louisiana
George W. Goodwin
Liverpool
Goodwin
Genesta
O.E.S
Charles E. Curtis
Center St
Death notices and personnel changes in Windsor and local city
Mrs Sarah Ame lia wife of John T Smith aged 53 dies suddenly in Windsor Nova Scotia She leaves three children Maud Birmpee and George plus a brother and five sisters She belonged to the Methodist Church Mrs Higgins departs for Wellesley Hills to take a superintendent post at a large estate after a year as gardener for John S Hyde
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Windsor
Nova Scotia
Sarah Amelia
John T. Smith
Maud
Birmpee
George
Arthur C. Higgins
Wellesley Hills
Mr. Higgins
John S. Hyde
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Bath Resident
James Wright of 55 Sheppard St Bath testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his backache and urinary trouble after other remedies failed. He bought them at Webber's Drug Store and recommends them to others. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Bath
Doan
James Wright
Sheppard St
Webber
Wright
Foster4Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
N. Y
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