Obituary of Elizabeth Ada MacNeill 50 Bath Resident
Mrs Elizabeth Ada MacNeill wife of Daniel FE MacNeil died suddenly Sunday at her Bath home 484 igi Street Born in Charlottetown Prince Edward Island she lived most of her life in this country and for 37 years in Bath She was active in Corliss Street church and the Re search class She leaves her husband five brothers and three sisters Herbert G Wakefield W Robert and George E East Boston James D Bath C Wilbur Leete Stoneham Annie B Maguire Ros lindale Florence Simmons Stoneham and Mary Ei West Malden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ada MacNeill
Daniel FE. MacNeil
Igi Street
Herbert G
Wakefield
Mass
W. Robert
George E
East Boston
James D
Bath
C. Wilbur Leete
Stoneham
Annie B. Maguire
Roslindale
Florence Simmons
Mary Ei. West
Malden
Henry C Arnold Dies in Monrovia at Age 80
Bath native Henry C Arnold died in Monrovia California at the age of eighty. News of his death was received on Monday. He was known in his community for his long residence and local ties. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Bath
Monrovia
Cal
Deaths of Henry C Arnold in Monrovia and Mrs Whitten in Bath
Henry C Arnold of Monrovia California a Bath native died at his home after a long life of church service in Montana and California. He is survived by his wife and distant Bath relatives. Mrs Whitten of Bath died Saturday with three daughters two sons and siblings surviving. funeral services held in Monrovia and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Cal
Henry C. Arnold
Bath
Encinitas Avenue
Davis Hatch
Myra Arnold
Wisconsin
Helena
Montana
Congregational Church
Montana State Sunday School Association
First Presbyterian Church
John W. Ha
Mrs Lucy A Whitten Dies at Augusta Home
Mrs Lucy Anne Whitten widow of Lorenzo Whitten died Saturday morning at her Augusta home after a long illness. She was 86 years 8 months old, born July 10 1880 in Milo. She lived in Manchester before moving to Augusta in 188? and had been married nearly 57 years. She had lived with her daughter Bertha Whitten since her husband’s death and had been in poor health for years before a recent sudden shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Anne Whitten
Lorenzo Whitten
Jackson Street
Augusta
Whitten
Milo
Rowland
Harriet Freeman
Manchester
Mr. Ullen
Bertha Whitten
Mrs Clara N Shaw Dies at 71 in Greenville
Mrs Clara N Shaw 71 wife of Charles D Shaw died at home in Greenville after a Sunday death. She was born Clara F Norcross in Bangor and descended from Moosehead lake pioneers who first ran Kinco House. Her husband was a Bath business leader and brother to Albert H Shaw and Mrs Frederick H Kimball. They marked their golden wedding anniversary October 20 last year.
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Ward
Greenville
Clara N. Shaw
Charles D. Shaw
Shaw
Clara F. Norcross
Bangor
Moosehead Lake
Kinco
Albert H. Shaw
Frederick H. Kimball
Bath
Maine
Colonial Club Orchestra Concert To Be Broadcast
WEEL Boston program director praised Grindell's Colonial Club Orchestra for a recent performance and offered a return date Friday May 22 at 8 50 p m for an hour and 15 minutes. The group also has engagements at Oakland Park Pavilion Rockland on May 30 June 6 15 and 20.
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Grindell
Colonial Club
WEEL
Boston
Oakland Park Pavilion
Rockland
Hearing on bill for adult feeble minded
Petition signers for the adult feeble minded bill are invited to attend a public hearing Thursday at two before the legislative committee on public health at the capitol in Augusta. Bath residents are urged to attend if interested.
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Augusta
Bath
Georgetown Schools to Open Spring Term Next Monday Morning
Town activity notes show Georgetown plans to begin the spring term next Monday. Residents report arrivals and local visits including Mrs Stearns Scott, Miss Dorothy Stuart, Miss Belle Heald and others. Activities include church events, visits to Bath, Marrtown and Robinhood, repairs at Feldspar quarry and a fire damaging buildings near Little Good Harbor.
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Stearns Scott
Bath
Augusta Rowe
Dorothy Stuart
Belle Heald
Robinhood
Martha Hinckley
John E. Oliver
Edgar Warren
Marrtown
John R. Blackie
Tillotson
Bath Hospital
Thomas Williams
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Mass
Working League
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth
Maude Thayer Dean
Bradford
Cora Searle
Haverhill
West
Georgetown
Abbie Reynolds
Alvah
Henry
Seth S. Mullin
T. M. Hagian
FF. H. Day
Norwood Mass
Little Good Harbor
Georgetown Publishes Scenic Beauty Booklet for Maine Coast
Georgetown prepares a new booklet titled Georgetown on the Coast of Maine to showcase natural beauty and attract summer residents. The Mines office prints it with half tone views of shores and surf, tracing 1500s French fishing visits, 1738 incorporation, and growth of seasonal population to boost property tax base and coastal development.
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Georgetown
Maine
Brewster
Atlantic
Kennebec
Bath
Maine Coast
Knight Family Returns From Wilmington Winter
Westport residents report Mr. and Mrs. Jonas S. Knight arrived home from Wilmington Mass after wintering with their son Melvin Knight a teacher there. Robert Greenleaf is hauling logs for Miss Mabel S. Heald. Thomas S. Diekken has gone to New York aboard the yacht Trillora. Miss Maud E. Webber owns a new Ford touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas S. Knight
Wilmington
Mass
Melvin (. Knight
Robert Greenleaf
Mabel S. Heald
Thomas S. Diekken
New York
Maud E. Webber
Mrs Foose Leaves for Mass After Sister-in-Law Dies
Mrs Charles Foose departed Monday afternoon for South Lancaster Massachusetts after being summoned by the death of her sister-in-law Mrs George Skaling who passed Sunday at the New England Sanatorium Melrose Massachusetts. Funeral services were held Wednesday at her Bath residence. Mrs Skaling formerly Miss Julia Wilson and resided in Bath before moving about six years ago.
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Charles Foose
South Lancaster
Mass
George Skaling
New England
Melrose
Skaling
Julia Wilson
Bath
Additional Areas for National Forests in White Mountains
The White Mountain National Forest will grow by 21 000 acres to about 462 200 acres. Secretary W. W. Ashe notes the land adds roughly 70 million board feet of merchantable timber and protects headwaters of Merrimac and Connecticut rivers, with the purchase area part of a larger 960 000 acre framework.
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White Mountain National Forest
W. W. Ashe
National Forest Reservation Commission
National Forest
Ashe
New England
Merrimac
Connecticut
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Presidential Range
Coos, Carroll
Grafton Conties
Oxford County
Maine
Creditors Notice First Bankruptcy Meeting Set in Wiscasset
Creditors of Bryant C. Wade of Dam ariscotta who was adjudicated bankrupt on March 14 were notified by Referee William T. Hall that the first meeting will be held at the Lincoln County Court House in Wiscasset on April 14 when a trustee will be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant C. Wade
Damariscotta
William T. Hall
Lincoln County Court House
Wiscasset
Debt Unpaid From 1781 War Leaves $2 Million Owed
The excerpt notes that France lent America money during the Revolution and that $2,000,000 given in 1781 remains unpaid. Compound interest at 4 percent would now total about $40,000,000.
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France
America
Overseers of the Poor Elect Officers and City Farm Head
The poor relief board met Friday with William V. Percy as chairman and J. Fred Tobey as secretary. Ray Haley was named superintendent of the city farm and Mrs. Haley appointed matron of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Percy
J. Fred Tobey
Ray Haley
Haley
City
Ward Three Short Council Seat Vacancy Discussed
The Ward 3 council delegation faces a vacancy after William V. Percy refused to qualify for the city council due to his overseer of the poor candidacy. If filled, ward officers must petition the council and a special election would be ordered. otherwise two councilmen may serve the ward for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Percy
Percy
Board of Registration
Bath Boy Succeeds in His New Field
The many friends of Fred B. Alden formerly of Bath learn he has become assistant manager of the St Kresge store in New Britain Connecticut. He left Hyde Windlass Co to attend business college in Lewiston and joined the Lewiston store July 16 1923 then transferred Dec 1 1924 to New Britain to help open the new store his hard work and keen eye for merchandise propelled his rise. Mrs Frederick H Kimball returns to Portland after winter with daughter Mrs Arthur L Robinson plans to be home early April.
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Fred B. Alden
Bath
St. Kresge
New Britain
Conn
Alden
Hyde Windlass Co
Lewiston
New Britain, Conn
Frederick H. Kimball
Vortland
Arthur L. Robinson
High Street
Kimball
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Daily Press
Hartnett Furnishing
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Bath Grain CO. Tel
Commercial
G. F. Whitten
Kingston
I. H. Loring
Newport
Clarence M. Whitten
South Portland
Ll. A. Whitten
Henrietta Sampson
Myra L. Pease
Mrs
Lucy A. Whitten
Colonial Club Orchestra
Westport
John J. Desmond
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me
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