Obituary of Mrs. Abbie J Lindsey and Mrs. Augustus Lindsey
The Fitchburg Mass obituary notes Mrs Abbie J Newman Lindsey widow of Augustus Lindsey died at 86 after a brief illness. She had lived in Bath Maine and Fitchburg Massachusetts and was a Congregational Church member. Survived by Frank A Lindsey Carrie Lindsey Fred P Lindsey Charles Rose and Orrin S Lindsey. Funeral at 25 Winthrop Street Fitchburg. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Lindsey
Fitchburg
Mass
Charles Rose
Marcia St
O. W. Folsom
C. C. Low
E. Randall Leonard
Herbert Norton
Charles Rosé
Oak Grove Cemetery
Abbie J. (Newman
Winthrop Street
Lindsey
Maine
Bath
Congregational Church
Frank A. Lindsey
Tweominster
Carrie Lindsey
Fred P. Lindsey
This City
Orrin
Death of Bath merchant John B Worth recalled
A telegram from Boston announced the death in Boston of John B Worth at 75. A former Bath merchant and Sir Knight of Dunlap Commandery, he was born in Edgartown and buried this week on Martha’s Vineyard. His life included whaling work and a long stint with Washburne & Worth. His wife and daughter Cynthia died earlier. his surviving daughter Maud lives in Rochester after a divorce.
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Boston
Albert Strout
John B. Worth
Dunlap Commandery
K. T
Bath
Mr. Worth
Washburne & Worth
Edgartown
Martha’s Vineyard
Deep Sea
Upper Middle St
Commercial St
Massachusetts
Cynthia
Maud
Rochester
Mrs. Hattie M. McMann Civil funeral notice
Mrs. Hattie M. McMann aged 23 years 11 months died after a brief illness. She leaves her father George McQuarrie husband William E. McMann and four children Nellie Alice Thomas and William M Jr. also a brother Neil McQuarrie and sisters Mrs David Gardner and Ethel McQuarrie. Funeral was held Wednesday at two from Center Street Court residence.
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Hattie M. McMann
McMann
George McQuarrie
William E. McMann
Nellie
Alice
Thomas
William M., Jr
Neil McQuarrie
This City
David Gardner
Ethel McQuarrie
East
Boston
McQuarrie
Maine Central Depot
Center Street Court
Ira P Booker longtime Bowdoin official dies in Brunswick
Ira Pierce Booker born Lisbon November 28 1832 died Sunday in Brunswick after years of ill health. He served as secretary of Bowdoin College Board of Overseers from 1869 to 1901 and treasurer 1895 to 1903. A dry goods merchant, Mason and Masonic leader, he leaves wife Nellie Dennett.
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Ira Pierce Booker
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Mr. Booker
Lisbon
James
Emily Pierce Booker
Aaron V. Metcalf
United Lodge
A. M
St. Paul Royal Arch
Mt. Vernon
Dunlap Commandery
K. T
Nellie Dennett
Frances Fisher Berry Dies After Long Illness in Portland
Frances Fisher Berry died March 16 at her Portland home after a nineteen year illness. She was the wife of Alfred H. Berry and mother of Harol Lee Berry. She is survived by a brother Horace B. Crosby of Portland and a sister Mrs. Jane P. Nichols of Bath.
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Frances Fisher Berry
Portland
Berry
Alfred H. Berry
Harol Lee Berry
Horace B. Crosby
Jane P. Nichols
Bath
Mrs. Mary E. Snow Obituary in East Brunswick
Mrs. Mary E. Snow died at her East Brunswick home on Friday March 17 at age 68 years 8 months. She was daughter of the late William and Elvira Snow Coombs of West Bath and survived by brothers James N. of Lisbon Falls Lincoln Williams of West Bath and sister Mrs. Ida Pierce of Bath. She was a member of the East Brunswick Baptist Church.
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Mary E. Snow
East Brunswick
Snow
William and
Elvira Snow Coombs
West Bath
James N
Lisbon Falls
Lincoln Williams
Ida Pierce
Bath
East Brunswick Baptist Church
Rousing Meeting at YMCA Draws 125 Men and Boys
A Sunday mass meeting at the YMCA attracted 125 attendees, including many men, with the Assembly Hall and lobby in use. The event opened with an orchestra performance followed by the praise service led by conference delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lobbby
Conference Song Service Aids Wesley Delegation Meeting
Onward, Christian Soldiers led by Fred Armes opened the gathering with remarks about singing revealing inner faith. Delegates shared brief impressions, scripture read by Edward Pomeroy, and prayers offered by Rev C Ray mond Chappell as music filled the hall.
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Fred Armes
Wesley
Edward Pomeroy
First Baptist
C. Raymond Chappell
Holbrook Brothers
Miles E. Langley
Bowdoin College
David L. Wilson
America
City Council Notes Prospects for Tex as Company Arrival
City Council speaker, praising the Tex as Company arrival, notes revived local shipping and a shift from old navigation laws. He cites declining overseas tonnage, rising costs of coal and food, and calls for improving local railway facilities to speed material delivery to shipyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Company
America
Bath Leaders Urge Industry Push and Municipal Lighting Plan
A Bath advocate urges a city committee with the Chamber of Commerce to promote Bath as a site for modern steel vessel construction, seek an appropriation, and secure bond protections for streets. The note also calls for a municipal lighting plan and debt considerations as a prudent path for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Chamber of Commerce
Centre Street
To Feel Well and Stay Well Health Advice Ad
The ad urges readers to guard health and take L. F. Medicine for headaches biliousness indigestion and loss of appetite. It promotes a 35c bottle from L F Medicine Co Portland Me and offers a free sample by writing for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F
Atwood
City Council Sets Infrastructure and School Priorities
The board outlines work plans from paving and sidewalks to railways and taxes. It reiterates support for the Mitchell School, urges strong licensing and safety measures, and confirms the new City Council officers and meeting schedule.
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Mitchell School
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Mrs. Augustus Lindsey
Ira P. Booker
Y.M.C.A
Hing
Gouraud
FERD
T Hopkins & Son
New York
Ray Cummings
Andrew Cahill
Marshall MacDonald
Henry Hanson
Arthur Thistle
Arthur Colby
John Lord
Otis Card
Edward Coombs
Herbert Douglas
Fred Dwyer
Anton Bowie
Howard Harding
Charles Holbrook
Morton Holbrook
Austin Holbrook
Central Church
L. F.” Medicine Co
Washington
Centre North
Water Street
Washington Street
Centre
Russell Street
Pearl
Sewall
King
Board of Health
Railways
Kelly’s Field
Bexwone
Fire Department
Covel
Police
Edward B. Smith
Charles H. Hooper
Laurence L. Kane
R. P. Ham
R. P. Higgins
Grassy
Nathaniel E. Norton
Small
Barker and Covel
Hooper
Passmore, Leeman
Kane
Socony
So-Co Ny
Standard Oil Company of
New York—Buffalo
Albany
Sevres
Fletcher
M. Humphreys
Sagadahock Block
AB Watson
Union Street
Lee Ey
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
Chichesters
Dpuagists
Evervinnere
F.S
Surtis
Bath, Maine
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