Local notes on revival, court, and nautical arrivals
Rev Lawrence Greenwood wraps a Boston area revival with 120 conversions before moving to Amesbury for another series. Judge Keegan releases a West Side man after a contempt tiff sparked by his wife. Capt H F Barrett arrives to command the Bath Iron Works yacht crew and to await commission. Joseph B McCutcheon and his mother recover from severe burn injuries from an oil stove explosion with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Greenwood
Corliss Street
People’s Baptist
South Medford
Mass
Amesbury
Keegan
West Side
H. F. Barrett
Hunting
L. I
Bath Iron Works
P. W. Rouss
New York
United States
Ocean
Josephine
P. A. B. Widener
Philadelphia
Barrett
Ocean Palace
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Phoenix Hotel
Joseph B. McCutcheon
City Hospital
Mary E. McCutcheon
Charlotte McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Local notes and community updates from Bath and area
Foundations for boiler work at the Texas yard plate shop begin anew. Summer residents along the lower Kennebec receive inquiries about maintenance for next season. H C Rowe plans to return to Bath in late April to work on Thorne's Head estate. Lumber operations near Lynde's Island prepare for ice break up. Bowling league results feature Moose and Red Men victories with top scores. A former Blanchard maps San Antonio fortifications amidMexican border tensions. Colonial Club hosts final contest between O'Hums and Well Diggers with the O'Hums winning and Well Diggers leading in billiards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Yard
Kennebec
H. C. Rowe
Florida
Sunny Pines
Bath
Thorne’s Head
North
McKay
Lynde’s Island
Park
Moose
B.I.W
Red Men
Elmhurst
Adams
Fred W
Merrill
O’hums
Well Diggers
Colonial
Dreamer’s Dream illustrated in First Baptist sermon
March notes a Sunday evening illustrated sermon at First Baptist Church titled The Dreamer's Dream using Bunyan’s Pilgrim's Progress. Snow is praised as a God send to farmers. A Bath incident reports two rough strangers begging alms. one arrested by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
North Bath
Front St
Bath National Bank
Sonia
Bowie
Wood St
Lewiston
Numerous Bath area notes from shipyards to social groups
Snow expenses at local shipyards rise as Bath stocks19 carry over. 18 tons of hay shipped by rail to a customer. Bath M C R business February ahead of 1915. schooner Courtney C Houck from Baltimore to Fort Dade with coal. Y M C A staff absence filled by Ernest Coffin. Kelley Spear Co building two large cargo barges. Pansy B wins ice carnival Class B heats. two vagrants identified and jailed. Maine Central cable work at the ferry slip. James B. Drake & Sons sell schooner Alice May Davenport. Mount Lowe Daily News received. March 1 visitors registered. more Maine built vessels sold to New York. Front St store conversion to Cosmopolitan Gift Shop. Camp Fire Girls aid War Relief with 109 bandages and 40 slings. court cases and punishments for various offences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Brown
Bath
M.C.R. R
G. G. Deering
Courtney C. Houck
Fort Dade
Fla
Baltimore
Charles Gilbert
Houck
Ernest Coffin
Marius H. Page
Y.M.C.A
Segular
Bangor
Kelley, Spear Co
Sonia
Lawrence Reed
Pawtucket
R. I
Joseph Buckley
Portland
House of Correction
Coombs
Maine Central Bridge
James B. Drake & Sons
New York
Davenport
New England Co
J. B. Drake & Sons
D. L. Wylie
Buenos Ayres
Mount Lowe
Philadelphia
Cadiz
Spain
Charles Davenport
Jacksonville
Daniel Bishop
Front St
Footer
Cosmopolitan
South End
War Relief Committee
Herbert Hodgkins
Mildred Curtis
Marion Ferguson
Ethel Totman
Hazel Harrington
Josephine Crosman
Marion Redlon
Edith Mitchell
Fred Starkey
Cynthia Crosman
Marjory Mitchell
Thelma Brown
Mabel Redlon
Marion Purington
Irene Lennox
Frances Lord
Capt. Wallace
Why Women Write Letters About Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
A response to questions about letters published by the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. asserts all letters are genuine with written consent from the writers. The copy praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving displacements, inflammation, irregularities, nervousness, and other female ailments, noting grateful women share their health recoveries to help others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bath Co U R E P Drill and Ball Invitation
Lincoln Lodge initiatory degree conferred Monday night Queen Esther Sewing Circle met Tuesday afternoon supper at six. Col Ricker and staff invited to attend the military drill and ball at Music Hall Friday as guests of Bath Co U R E P. Bowker yard Phippsburg schooner one quarter framed. stormy weather delayed work. Five masted schooner Jerome Jones chartered for maiden coal trip Hampton Roads to South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge
C.F
Queen Esther Sewing Circle
Col. Ricker
Lewiston
Music Hall
Bath Co
U.R.E.P
Bowker’s Yard
Phippsburg
Jerome Jones
G. G. Deering Co
Hampton Roads
South America
Port crew returns as weather slows trial of torpedo boat Porter
Commander Gelm, Gates, and Capt. Theiss of the Porter trial board, having spent a week aboard the torpedo boat destroyer, were in town Sunday morning returning to Washington. Four days were needed for the standardization due to poor weather. Donald S. Sewall of Portland, Texas Co. representative, attended a Portland Yacht Club banquet after which the Elks in San Francisco were asked to care for Lemuel Sponagle who is ill in a hospital there. Maine posted automobile registration gains this year with 72,735 dollars collected, up from 45,919 in 1915, as registrations show 4,538 cars and 7,452 operator licenses issued, plus trucks, motorcycles, and dealer registrations. The four-masted schooner May V. Neville, built in Bath in 1901, now at Charles River stores loading goods for West Africa, will be renamed Fred Thurlow and commanded by Capt. F. H. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Field Mallett
Elisha Mallett
Beacon St
Mallett
Topsham
Ezra
Sarah Field Sawyer
North Street
Bath Teachers’ Club
Morse High School
Weeks St. Grammar
Beatrice Nichols
Ernest Wexler
Byron Adams
L. H. Merrill
Biological Department
University of Maine
Mt. Katahdin
Conley
Cook
Page
Bath
Orville E. Page
Scarborough
Ira C. Foss
Portland
Walter Boothby
West Scarboro
Hugh Gunnison
Rhoda Gunnison
American Telephone Co
Boston
Scarboro
Gelm
Gates
Theiss
Porter
Washington
Donald S. Sewall
Texas Co
Portland Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Portland Lodge of Elks
The
Elks
San Francisco
Lemuel Sponagle
Sponagle
J. S. Winslow & Co
Maine
Secretary of State
May V. Neville
Charles River
New England
Sekondi
Africa
Crowell & Thurlow
Fred Thurlow
F. H. Allen
Robert Graham Dunn
Neville
James W. Hawley
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Woca LD
Pyen
America
York Land
Everjet
Fletcher
Castoria
Rocco
RK City
Fidelity Trust Company