Death of Hyde Windlass Co. President Jacob R Andrews
News of the sudden death of Hyde Windlass Co. President Jacob R. Andrews reached this city by phone from New York. Born in Bridgewater Massachusetts he moved to Woolwich in 1879 and rose from apprentice to president. Survived by wife daughter and several siblings. brother Fred L. Andrews left for New York to bring the remains home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob R. Andrews
Hyde Windlass Co
New York
W. S. Babcock
Mr. Andrews
Bridgewater
Mass
Thomas L. Andrews
Woolwich
Nequasset
Hyde Foundry
Water St
City Hall
United States Ship Building Co
Andrews
Washington St
First National Bank
Polar Star Lodge
Montgomery & St. Bernard R.A.C
Dunlap Commandery
Engineers Club of
Rodney E. Ross
Thomas Ir., Andrews
Sarah A. Robbins
Fred L
George M
New York Shipbuilding Co
Camden
Fred L. Andrews
Acadia Lodge K P Confers Page Rank
Moon falls next Wednesday night. Mercury 54 in shade Thursday. Acadia Lodge K P conferred Page rank Thursday evening. Len ten services at Grace Church will be held in church beginning yesterday. Bath Company UREP held a special session Friday to plan drill meetings. Ladies Aid of Central Church met with Mrs. Wilson Friday at 2 30. Ninth Grade entertainment netted 76 dollars for music and lantern slides. Abagadasset Point Range Lights relit March 22 for summer. James Wheeler and crew started interior painting at YMCA rooms Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon Falls
Mercury
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Sons of Veterans
Foresters’ Hall
Grace Church
Bath Company
U.R.E.P
Ladies’ Aid of
Central Church
Wilson
C. E. Sherman
First Lighthouse District
Abagadasset Point
James Wheeler
Young Men’s Christian Association
Bath items note Easter vacation and local developments
Palm Sunday passes with public schools closed for a 10 day Easter break. Bath sees activity from the dye works, shipbuilding, a new People’s Ferry Co. meeting in April, and an Easter sale at Costopoli. Town notes include hay and straw prices, a torpedo test craft near completion, and a pistol misfire scare near the L A W Ry office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Bath Dye House
Universalist Vestry
People’s Ferry Co
Costopolitan
Sons of Veterans
Stanton
City Landing
Bailey School of Industries
Kaulfuss
University of Maine
Bath Iron Works
Seconnet
F. J. Lisman
Gahan’s
Bath
Emblane
Iron Works
Wadsworth
Bliss Boat
Sonia
Arnold Preeny
Preeny
the Times
William R. Kimball
Pine Tree State Seed Co
Boston
New York
Kimball
Bowdoinham News Budget Notes Local Deaths and Events
The week brings the death of Edward Newton aged about 42 with funeral at the Baptist Church led by Masons, interment at Village Cemetery. Community notices cover marriages, business sales, travel, school resignations, meetings, sports, and ongoing town life including gatherings at Merrymeeting Grange and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Newton
Village Lodge of Masons
Modern Woodmen and Sons of Veterans
Baptist Church
Masons
Newton
Village Cemetery
Gould
Bowdoinham
Benjamin Adams
J. H. Ames & Co
Capt. Adams
F. E. Jacek
Augusta
Jack
State House
J. E. Cornish
Newtonville
Mass
Cornish
Gladys
Florida
Katherine Graves
Miles Hawkins
Lewiston
E. B
Gifford
Edward Graves
Irish
Sarah Patten
Jennie C. Langdon
Claremont
N. H
Randall Andros
Portland
Andros
Fossie Andros
McKay
Green McKay
Ernest Lancaster
Harold Jack
Merrymeeting Grange
Jessie Munsey
Woolwich
Clarence Blackman
W. W. Brown
Mets
Bowdoin Notes on Local Visits and Projects
Mrs Norcross of Litchfield visits daughter Mrs Hiram Small while Fred Mecham repairs a broken dam and stores logs in his yard. Clifford McNally at Clapboard Island near Portland visits Eugene Small for a week. Varney School house work begins to be moved to Sand Knoll. Hiram Small buys a new horse. George Brown hauls logs to Bakers mill. Everett Mitchell of Haverhill Mass visits town last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festina Andros
Andros
Town
Methodist Church
Randall
Portland
Doggett
Dorchester
Mass
Katherine
Brunswick
Philip Nealley
Robert Ferguson
Albert Henderson
W. E. Rideout
W. Carr
Augusta
Mildred L. Reeve
New York City
Mr. Kilborn
Moulton
Detroit
James Pratt, Jr
Fred Mecham
Clifford McNally
Clapboard Island
Eugene Small
Varney School
Sand
Hiram Small
George Brown
Baker’s Mill
Everett Mitchell
Haverhill Mass
Stone-Stahl Wedding at Edgecomb Maine
Madge Gertrude Stone and Ralph Merrill Stahl wed at the brides parents home in Edgecomb Maine in a 125 guest ceremony. Rev W A McGraw officiated with a white satin gown, lace veil, and orange blossoms. Attendants included Marion Carlisle Carl Greenough and others from Waldoboro Camden and Brunswick. Wedding gifts ranged from cut glass to silver. The couple planned a short wedding trip. Bangor Commercial notes trout catches and high prices for suckers near the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgecomb
Maine
Fessenden Chase Stone
Madge Gertrude
Ralph Merrill Stahl
Waldoboro
W. A. McGraw
Methodist Episcopal Church
Damariscotta
Marion Carlisle
Carl Green
Bangor
John Nelligan
Bangor Brewer Bridge
Patrick Nelligan
The-River
Cornish's Spring Bulletin
Cornish's Spring Bulletin highlights stock for house care paint field and garden seeds sold in quart or bushel measures. It notes thirty years selling flour at 90 cents a bag or seven dollars a barrel and proclaims ready supply of cedar shingles and other household necessities.
Dupont Powder Co relocates mill to Phippsburg site
The Dupont Powder Co has moved its Westport mill across the river to Phippsburg where 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 feet of lumber will be sawed into boxboards at Elbow Hill and the Bowker farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont Powder Co
Westport
Phippsburg
Elbow Hill
Bowker Farm
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F.K. Jack
Ernest Sooncaster
Mabel ‘Temple
Edith Wood
Ruby Wood
Ethel Graves
Edward Wilson
M. Kendrick
Coombs High School
Litchfield
Wales
Bowdoin
Kendrick
Edith Fulton
Kitty Andros
Coombs High
George French
Mabel Burns
Haines Landing
Margaret Chapman
Mr. Davis
Oakland
Raymond School
Methodist Aid
Lena Cobb
Chas. Perry
Methodist Vestry
Electa Chapter
O.E.S
Brunswick High
Coombs
Bertha Hackett
Emma
Myrtle Jack
Richmond High Girls
Richmond High Boys
Nelson
Fred Patten
Bay Road
Frank Thorne
Joseph Harrington
Bertha Temple
John Temple
Walter Bartlett
C. P. Bates
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Bartlett
Clyde Lermond
Lermond
P. Bates
Bowdoinham, Maine
Thompson Bros. Bath’s
One Price Clothiers
Mrs. Norcross of
Mrs
Stone-Stahl
D. O. Stahl
Leola Stain
E. F. Stahl
John Stahl
Jeanette Stahl
Cornish’s Spring Bulletin
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