Infant Burnham Hart Dies of Pneumonia in Bath
Burnham R infant son of William and Jessie Hart of 102 Academy St died Saturday from pneumonia. Funeral Monday with interment in Brunswick. Bath reports lighter snowfall than inland Maine. Drifts nine feet in Canton, three carloads of mules stalled at South Paris bound for Europe via Portland. John H Pero funeral held Saturday from Mary Muse's Water St home. Rev D L Wilson officiated. pallbearers listed. interment Oak Grove. Judge Keegan sentences Percy Jordan to six months in Augusta Jail for false pretenses. Jordan on bond for next S J Court term. prior sentence included a year imprisonment. Jordan previously jailed on similar charges. Real estate transfers recorded at Registry of Deeds include numerous property trades in Bath, Bowdoinham, Georgetown, Topsham, and Richmond.
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Burnham R
William
Jessie Hart
Academy St
Brunswick
Bath
Maine
Canton
Paris
Europe
Portland
John H. Pero
Mary Muse
Water St
D. L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Peter Robinson
Alfred St. Clair
John Coffill
Herbert Anderson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Keegan
Percy B. Jordan
Gardiner
Joseph H. Mansir
Richmond
Augusta
Jordan
S. J. Court
Harry B. Passmore
Johnson Bros
Port land notices mix contracts, ferry plans and social events
Local items report Chas W Clifford’s State business with electric power interests and a Home for Feeble Minded contract at Pownal. Westport votes 300 for a ferry and 25 to lay a road near Clarence Morse’s property. Knights of the Golden Eagle plan in Abou Ben Adhem hall April 13. A Bath man’s attempt to pawn clothes ends in a drink. A stray dog kills three pullets and a rooster after wandering from a hen coop. Auburn hosts Knights gathering April 13. Maine nurses plan a March 30 meeting with Red Cross nursing exhibit. Irving Cox and Bruno Tornroth visit Bath Iron Works ahead of April yacht launches.
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Chas. W. Clifford
Portland
Electric Light
Pownal
Westport
Harriman
Clarence W. Morse
Fannie Brooks
Henry Greenleaf
Conelowe Castle
Abou Ben Adhem Hall
Main Street
C. E. Rideout
E. B. Gilman
J. E. Bragdon
Joseph Sewall
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Maine
Auburn
Conesowe Castle
Maine State Nurses’ Association
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Bangor
Red Cross
Irving Cox
Cox & Stevens
Bruno Tornroth
New York
Bath Iron Works
P. W. Rouss
Reuss
Women report cures with Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
Three reader letters recount strong recoveries after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. Minnesota and Pennsylvania women describe relief from back pain weakness irregularities and renewed ability to work and care for children. The sample letters invite other women to write for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Harrisburg
Penn
Frank Knost
Fulton St
Pittsburg
Clementina Ering
Gardner St
Troy Hill
Medi- Co
Lynn
Mass
Bath community notes show varied local events and civic updates
Local items report a Shoeworking revival push, sleigh rides, and new store openings. Wood cutting at Hagan farm, engagements of Caroline Belle Plant and Fred Cary, shipyard boiler delivery, and political caucus delegates named. Page also notes a Purim party, a lecture by W. Burke Cockran, and a vivid aurora borealis display.
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Dorcas Guild
Beacon Street
Leslie Hall
Oak St
David Pero
Hagan Farm
Charles G. Plant
Brunswick
Bath
Caroline Belle
Fred Herbert Cary
West Bath
Texas Co
Portland
York St
March Ends With Snowy Suburban Ski Tracks
Local notes report a late March snow spell with ski tracks seen in suburbs. The Sagadahoc County Democratic Committee met at City Hall and various community events took place including a Beacon Street Sunday School officer election and a Bath market scare due to farm product shortages. The Bangor High School beat Portland High 35 to 14 to win the state basketball title, while social events and church services filled the week.
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Sagadahoc
George Jacobs
York St
Mercury
Bangor High School
Portland High
Bangor
Society Hall
Popham
A. C. Varney
Bay L’oint
Ethel Oliver
Bath Iron Works
Frazier
John Miller
Morse High
Sagadahoe
Bath
Wesley Church
Fred W. Ames
Otis Card
Sagadahoe Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick's Day
K. of C. Hall
W. H. O'Brien
Dorchester
Telephone and Telegraph Department
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
Ireland
E. C. Plummer
Washington
Maine
Fall
New Mexico
Mexico
Villa
U. S
Miles
Geronimo
Plummer
United States
Germany
First robin sighting on Oak Street and local events
James McDougald spotted the first robin of spring on Oak Street last week. Thomas plans to build a schooner this season and a new Knox House hotel is nearing opening. A fire at the Dewey restaurant caused about 100 dollars in damage and a large church conference is set for March 29 at Wesley Church. The torpedo destroyer Tucker set a 30.85 knot speed in tests off Rockland, with high horsepower and fast propeller speeds. The Portland fleet reports profitable trips, and the schooner Harwood Palmer is poised to set a new record after a Norfolk to Lisbon voyage and back.
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Robin
Bath
James McDougald
Oak St
Thomas
Knox House
Rouse
Postoffice Square
Combination Four
Dewey
Wesley Church
Frost
Tucker
Rockland
Portland
Harwood Palmer
New York
Norfolk
Lisbon
Palmer
Virginia
River Plate
Waldoboro
Local Notes from Bath and Vicinity
A bath weekly column describes band rehearsal Monday night and United Guild meeting with Mrs. Huse. Rockland Opinion notes lobster prices at 52 cents per pound. Lent services at Grace Church include a special choir and extra sessions on Mon Wed Fri 7 15, Wed 10 AM, Fri 4 45 PM. Philip W Day marks seventeenth birthday with sixteen guests. Bath Co receives a visit by Brig Gen C K Campbell and Col Putman from Lewiston. Pop ham Steamboat Co debuts two Brothers gasol ine yacht carrying 100 passengers 9 or 10 knots. Engine 24 hp.
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United Guild
Harry M. Huse
North St
Rockland
Grace Church
Philip W. Day
Union St
S. A. Evans
People’s Church
Day
C. K. Campbell
Livermore Falls
Col. Putman
Rumford Falls
Bath Co
Music Hall
Lewiston
Popham Steamboat Co
Popham Beach
Portland
Lew Oliver
Popham
Portland Shop Looking Out For the Engine. the New Boat Is the Two Brothers
Bath and Popham
Catarrh Cure Promises Full Cure And Rewards
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh through constitutional treatment. The advertisement promises $100 for any case it fails to cure and notes the product works on blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dprugeists
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Annie M.—Powling
Frank Wormwood
William W. Hosmer
Abbie L. Denham
Catherine E. Cornish
Charles J. Pratt
Abbie Denham
Bowdeinham
Lincoln Williams, Jr
Lincoln Williams, Sr
Bowdoinham
Henry W. Howard
Charles A. Johnson
Mary H. Johnson
Fred H. Stilphen
Irven Stilphen
Georgetown
Mary L. Ring
Victor J. Ring
Fred G. Cox
Anna C. Franklin
Arthur H. Ward
Mary L. Ward
Topsham
Minnie I. Hunter
Fred B. Reed
Fred H. Ward
Marion L. Jones
Lewis B. Swett
Elton H. Phinney
Edgar E. Phinney
Arrowsic
Albert Lea
Minn
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F. F. Yost
Phippsburg
Frank S. Bowker
C. V. Minott
W. H. Daley
F. B. Williams
Beacon Street Church
Joshiua M. Frost
W. Burke Cockran
City Hall
Cochran
Clothey
Advent Church
Bath Hebrew Congregation
Naomi Club
Gay C. White
S. S. Association
Secretary of State
Castor
Fea
Bears
Fidelity Trust Company
Monument
Portland, Maine
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