Obituary Daniel Wo Phiseett
Daniel Wo Phiseett died on Sandtity night near Teothtun. He was survived by his wife, two sons Gilbert and Howard S. Phaggett, and several grandchildren. He worked as a ship carpenter in Bath and Bristel and served in the New England Shipbuilding Co. He retired years ago and lay in state with a lodge caste escort at his grave the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Wo
Gareve Darian
Viiegett
Waller Sind Angail Webster Hlageett
Bristel
Dagiarrecetta
Wiscasset
Bath
Kittery
Charlestown
New England Shipbuilding Co
Hie Oo
Gilbert
Tie
Vendia Lodge Knights of Pythias of Bath
Howard S. Phaggett
Sts
Miss Josephine Swanton Dead in Washington D C
Bath native Miss Josephine Swanton died at her nephew Frederick Swanton home in Washington D C after several months illness. She was the youngest Swanton and last survivor of John Bosworth and Catherine Reed Swanton of Bath. Survived by niece Miss Edith Wlazestine and four nephews. Funeral at her late residence 155 Middle Street Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Swanton
Bath
Frederick Swanton
Washington, D. Co
Miss Swanton
John Bosworth
Cathrine Reed Swanton
Church of the New Jerusalem
Edith Wlazestine
Brookline
Walter Swanton
John Reed Swanton
Washington, DL Co
Pharry Swainton
Westport
SSS
Middle Street
Eben D Jordan Sr. Dies in Topsham After Illness
Eben D Jordan Sr. died Sunday at his Topsham home after more than a year of illness. Born August 1 1885 in South Auburn, he was son of Charles and Eliza Danforth Jordan. He worked with Jordan Marst Co of Boston and RA Ff White Co before starting his own business and retired eight years ago. He attended Universalist church and is survived by his wife Sarah, a son Alte B Jordan of Everett Washington, and a brother Chandler Jordan of Dorchester Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DP. Fordan, Sr
Topsham
South Auburn
Charles
Eliza Danforth Jordan
Jordan -Marst Co
Boston
Ra.ff, White Co
Jordan
Vic
Universalist Church
Sarah
Alte B. Jordan
Everett, Wass
Chandler Jordan
Dorchester
Mass
Mrs Annie McFadden Dies at 73 in Brunswick Home
Mrs Annie I McFadden 73 widow of John McFadden died at her Lincoln Street home Sunday at 1 PM She was born in Brunswick March 28 18 ts4s and is survived by brothers Isaac TH Danforth of Brunswick and Charles Danforth of Fall River Mass Two nieces Mrs Nelson McPadden and Mrs Jesse Wilson both of Brunswick and one nephew Ernest Danforth of Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie I. McFadden
John McFadden
Lincoln Street
McFadden
Brunswick
Isaac TH. Danforth
Charles (. Danforth
Fall River
Mass
Nelson McPadden
Jesse Wilson
Ernest Danforth
Massachusetts
Burial of D W Haggett at Oak Grove in Bath
The body of Daniel Wy Haggett, late Bath farmer who died Sunday at Boothbay Harbor, arrived Tuesday afternoon. Pallbearers from Acadia lodge met the Maine Central station, with a committal service led by Rev. Sammel A. Evans at Oak Grove. Several Pythian members and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Wy Tagsgett
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Maine Central
Acadia Lodge
Conminder
Percival G. Mann
Charles Th Velz
William Manon
Herbert BE. Grindell
Oak Grove
Sammel A. Evans
Pathoc
Urine
Ledee
Morse High Girls Elect Captain and Manager
Eleanor Whitlam was chosen to lead the Morse High girls basketball team for another season. She led as captain and scored many baskets, including 15 against Brunswick High, while Catherine Mayers was elected manager and guard, praised for steady, unruffled play throughout the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Whittan
Morse High
Brunswick High
Miss Whitlam
Morse
Catherine Mayers
Margaret Cuummings
Sho
Miss Mayers
GOOD TURF RACING AMONG POSSIBILITIES
A Bath horseman says there is no reason to delay turf racing this Summer and Fall. Dozens of fast Bath horses could fuel the sport if owners invest funds. Lack of enthusiasm and finance hold back Summer and Pall race business, despite previous high class winter ice races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Dr O Briens Church Reports Prosperous Year
Greens Wood Baptist Church Brooklyn reports a strong year under Pastor Dr Francis W OBrien. The four year mortgage fell from 41500 to 24500 and roof work costing 4500 secured long term reliability. The budget shows planned and received amounts for 1921 and 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens Wood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Francis W. O'Brien
Trath
O'Brien
New Summer Home to Rise at Westport for J C Cobb
A fine cottage will be built at Westport for J C Cobb of Fitchburg Mass. Materials ordered from John G Morse & Sons. The frame will be sawed at once. Location at Sheepseat side opposite the Isle of Springs. Foreman Theris Cobb of Brunswick involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
J. C. Cobb
Fitchburg
Mass
John G. Morse & Sons
Winnegance
Isle of Springs
Bath
Therris Cobb
Brunswick
Oie
Shaw
Tryde Windlass Co
Phippsburg News Highlights Local Wins and Road Plans
Miss Emma Blaisdell teaching in Eustis won a $50 prize in a magazine story contest. Whippsburg selectsmen revised the jury list and considered bills from workers on Morse Mountain fire fighting. Popham road funding awaited passage while the town budgets $15,000 for that road and additional highway projects. Local residents arrive, move, or visit Bath, Popham Beach, and Sebasco. The Basin will host one school for the coming year to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blaisdell
J. Harry Blaisdell
Phippsburg
Eustis
Board of Selectmen of
Whippsburg
Morse’s Mountain
Popham Road
West Point
Arthur Decker
Malden
Mass
Darsin
William York
Abram York
Nelson Trenld
Yarmouth
William Butler
Dylan Oliver
Popham Beach
Arthur Brown
Bath
Nichols Street
Walter McCourt
J. J. Oliver
Frank Allegrin
Sebasco
Adrian York
Minnie Wall
Change in Form City Officials Elected as Cahill Adopts Agenda
Mayor Cahill’s joint convention with aldermen elects Herbert I. Hall and Henry White for key posts after ballots flip. Hooper wins presidency of the lower board, Ham named clerk, and committees set to fix salaries and subordinate offices as adjournment is planned for Wednesday. Jol Go Morse visits Lewiston.
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Dent
Herbert J. Hall
Henry White
Mr. Hall
John J. Marks
Ward 4
Hall
Mr. White
Ws Everett
Peaslee
Parker N. Moulton
Charles R. Oliver
Cahill
Albert J. Grassy
Frank T. Hall
Potter
Board of Common Council
White
Alton L. Tripp
John I. Hart
William EK. Sturtevant
Charles H. Hooper
Herbert I. Hall
Hooper
Ward
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Ienry IR. White
Roscoe P. Ham
Ham
Mderman
Fred W. Armes
Francis B. Torrey, Jr
John Shaw
Board of Aldermen
Golder
Fred C. Potter
Henry R. White
Vigor and Faith Urged as Keys to Prosperity
George F. Mellwain of Babson's Statistical Bureau spoke at the Forum in Music Hall, arguing physical vigor faith and cooperation between capital and labor drive prosperity. He warned lack of these forces leads to depression and urged organized labor and solid capital unity to move the economy forward. The audience turnout was modest but favorable to continuing the Forum series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Melllwain
Babson’s Statistical Bureau
Boyton
Music Hall
Mellwain
Babson's Bureau
United States
Mr. McIlwain
MacIlwain
Mactthwrin
George Thompson
Thompson
Portland Teams Top Bath in YMCA Volleyball Ending
Portland teams defeated Bath in both first and second rounds of YMCA volleyball at the Portland venue. In the first round Portland won three of four games after taking the first two, while Bath led in total points in the first set but finished with 51 to 52 for Bath. Second round results show Portland winning three of four as well, with tight scores and close contests throughout the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Y.M.C.A
Portland
Bath
Ath
Secon
Portland Anh
Silas Skillin
Seeees
Nathan Prince Ree
Seat Llits
Tome Pieces
Rareesee
Frank Hunt
EN Puig
ICING
Tetete
Re Yie
Herbert Mehlhorn
KF. A. Duffy
John Donohue
Oe de Gee
Rites Ee Gee
Robert Wishart Deegood Wal Ieree Nares
Herbert Douglas Portland
Norman Richardson
A. J. Tutstades
Prin Saucier
Eee
Allan Spear
Ark
William Ash Geo Tpicuree
Janet David Aleagin
Porrest Pinkham
Cans
Harry Thompson
Worthan
Picards
Adele
Otis
OL UL Nickerson
Cy H. Volz
Post-Lent Assembly Benefits Red Cross and City Hospital
An April 1 assembly at Armory hall supports the Red Cross and City hospital. Carroll Watson chairs a committee of the same members who ran three winter assemblies. Tickets available from committee members, Hallet's drug store, or the Red Cross office in the Sagadahoe block.
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Red Cross
Armory Hall
Carroll Watson
Hallet
Sagadahoe Block
Woolwich Red Cross reshapes local branch for health crusade
The Woolwich Red Cross reorganizes with A. B. Thwing as chairman and Miss Laura Farnham as secretary and treasurer. District representatives join membership and home service committees to boost health work, nurse districtization, dental clinics, and first aid in town plus a spring open meeting with Red Cross and Health association leaders.
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American Red Cross
Maine Public Health Association
the Red Cross
A. B. Thwing
Laura
Farnham
Home Service Committee
Red Cross
Red Cross and Health Association
Georgetown
Prescott
Augustus Johnson
Fred Corliss
Lillian Blair
Eben Dana
Edgar Blanch
Herbert Leeman
Wilson Wright
A. M. Jones
Ross Bailey
Carl Trott
Buck
William Downing
Maud Haywood
D. KE. Hathorne
Harriette Hawthorne
George Shaw
Asbury Bailey
Maurice Hathorne
Lowell Brown
Frank Bailey
W. F. Bailey
WS. Brookings
Brave Woolwich Girl Defends Vehicle From Attacker
A well known Woolwich young woman driving home from the ferry faced a man who stepped from the roadside and seized the horse's head. She struck him with a whip, forcing him to release the reins, and she quickly continued on, unable to identify his features in the failing light.
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Woolwich
New York Club Man Seeks Dr True's Elixir Shipment
A New Yorker writes from Plymouth Massachusetts seeking six large bottles of Dr True's Elixir for digestion insomnia and constipation. The letter touts the product as a reliable laxative and worm remedy and lists ailments such as swollen lips offensive breath and stomach pains as conditions it cures. A patient customer named Wm L Ralph claims thousands need the remedy and relays a testimonial of its benefits after sixty five years on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Histone Old Plymouth
Mass
Dr. True
Ralph Thousands
True
Trus Elinir
Maine man in Los Angeles reports health and happiness
A card from Lewis H. Curtis in Los Angeles says he is well and happy after going west in winter. He notes many Maine people are there and enjoying reunions while he awaits a call from Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Nichols traveling along the coast. Curtis lists 1640W 11th Street. California lives up to the hype.
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Lewis H. Curtis
Los Angeles
Cal
Maine
Tie
Frank I. Nichols
Mr. Curtis
11Th Street
California
Phi Rho debate challenge to high school team set at assembly hall
Phi Rho voted Thursday night to challenge the high school debating team to a debate at the assembly hall after recess. Glenn Joyce was elected captain to select the team and announce members soon. Officers include John Gillespie president and George Moses vice president. The society aims to rise again as a first class debating group and to increase Phi Rho letters among members. Plans were made for the annual banquet and trip with many boys expected to join.
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Philhos
Assembly Hall
Glenn Joyce
Phi Rho
Joyce
Glenn
Whi Rho
John Gillespie
Luther Hall
George Moses
Ralph Haley
Malcolm Witham
Howard McPhee
Clifford Madden
Gillespie
Phi Rho Society
Phi Rhos
All Day Session by Ladies Aid at New Church Home
The Ladies aid of the New Church met all day at the homes of Mrs. John Kimball and Mrs. Howard Kimball on Lincoln Street. A quilt was tacked in the morning, followed by a luncheon of vegetable salad rolls coffee doughnuts cheese fruit and cake. Each member earned a dollar for the treasury and recited rhymes about their earnings. Twenty one members attended including Miss Harriet Brown of Bangor and Mrs Emma Duncan of Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the New Church
John Kimball
Howard Kimball
Lincoln Street
Harriet Brown
Bangor
Emma Duncan
Topsham
Rigger Finishes Stripping Sails on Phebe Crosby
Frank Daley completed the job of stripping four masted schooner Phebe Crosby sails from Thursday to Friday for self protection. Most sails will be stored between decks to prevent mildew and rot until the Crosby Navigation Co. new vessel enters service.
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Frank Daley
Phebe Crosby
Crosby Navigation Co
Mrs Emma Twitchell Visits Washington Street Hostess
Mrs Emma Twitchell, wintering in Topsham, spent a few days last week as a guest of Mrs Charles A Coombs on Washington Street.
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Emma Twitchell
Topsham
Charles A. Coombs
Washington Street
Chamber of Commerce Plans Morse Team Reception
The Bath Morse high school basketball team earned praise from the Chamber of Commerce. A reception is planned with committees from city government the Rotary club American Legion and Colonial club to honor the team.
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Chamber of Commerce
Morse
Bath Rotary Club
American Legion
Colonial Club
Cahill
New England
Bath
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J.E. Davis CO
Maine Street
Brunswick, Maine
J. E. Davis CO
Daniel W. Haggett
Eben D. Jordan
Annie E. McFadden
D. W. Haggett
Morse High Girls
J. L. Cobb
Queen Esther
Queen Mother Rebekah Lodge
Fidelity
Lewiston
Berlah
Richmond
Lillias Laurithee
Nequasset Falls-in-Woolwich
A. C. Hathorne, D. E. Hathorne, H. T. Bailey
Fish Commissioners
Jol Go Morse
Vigor
Faith
Red Cross Chapter
Millard Hanson
Phylis Hall
Charles Alexander
Everson Stinson
Edwin Moulton
Burnt Jacket
Moulton
Webster
Warren Bailey
Earle Rice
Alex Grover
Fred Soule
Richard Hunnewell
Ellen Trott
Harold Trott
Gordon Preble
Bath City Hospital
Bernard Ayer
Frank
Leslie Bailey
Dresden Mills
Thomas Mains
Cromwell
Charles Sheridan
Herbert, Fullerton
Genie Hunnewell
Marcia Stinson
New York
G. M. Stinson
Franklin Bradeen
Sheepscot
Karl Fowler
Miss Farley
James Colby
Dean Soule
Charlie Walker
Grange
Ray Prescott
L.A. Bailey
Ella Shaw
Nellie Bailey
Harriet Blanch
Montsne
Carrie Blackman
Ion
Thompson Bros
Chamber . Commerce
L. D. Fuller
Walbridge
Chamber
Rotary Club
John L. P. Burke
N. Gratz Jackson
Harry A. Walters
M. H. Beerwort
Otis S. Trafton
J. J. D. Burke
Messrs. Jackson
Chase, Dunton
Trafton, Crosman
Walters
Speerwort
Harriman
Stevens Tank & Tower CQ
Auburn
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