Bath Market Notes on Weather Prices and Crops
The Bath market reports weak green goods imports from the south and slow local supply. Strawberries from cold southern beds are arriving in quantity at 25 cents a box. eggs hover around 20 to 24 cents a dozen with fall expected to 18 cents. Potatoes tight with seed stocks likely. new southern supplies rise. Apples scarce, butter steady, cabbage lingers, beets and turnips cheap, lamb and fowl prices modest. Maple syrup $2 a gallon. Martin Gannon undergoes minor hand surgery.
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Bath
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Eges
Bowdoinham
Maine
Bowdeinham
West Bath items note visitors and local events
Mrs Henry Elliot and Miss Edith Mayo visited Bath relatives while Fred D Winter spent two weeks in Boston area. Edna Higgins returns tonight from Waltham for vacation. Mr and Mrs Walter Brown to spend spring break from University of Maine. A deer chased by a dog escaped as mill workers watched, raising concern over loose dogs. New cottages planned along New Meadows. Bath Galvanizing Works receives a 24 by 6 by 4 foot tank for iron cleansing at Percy and Small shipyard. three horses haul it to the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Elliot
Bath
William H. Brown
Fred D. Winter
Boston
Henry R. Rich
Harry
Sebasco
Edith Mayo
J. W. Gillies
Ernest Williams
Williams
Bonney
Winthrop
Edna Higgins
Waltham Watch Factory
Walter Brown
University of Maine
Eugene Brown
Peleg Sprague
Hartland
Mr. Sprague
Sprague
Percy Wright
Bath City
the Independent
Fannie Williams
Winnegance
West Bath
Josie Winter
Percy and Small Shipyard
Oregon
Democratic caucus names delegates to state convention
The Democratic caucus in the Common Council room elected 13 delegates and named alternates to the State Convention in Portland on March 26 1914. Roscoe P Higgins led the meeting with George E Hughes presenting the slate. Ernest F Kelles offered a resolution urging adoption of the Massachusetts ballot form in all state elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis B. Swett
Roscoe P. Higgins
Charles '‘C. Toothaker
Portland
George E. Hughes
Frank A. Small
Charles W. Dingley
Vernal V. Chase
Joseph Torrey
Fred Thompson
L. B. Swett
E. F. Kelley
Fred W. Hartnett
John A. Small
Charles Fitzgerald
J. C. Mulligan
Thomas S. Gibbons
C. W. Robinson
Edward Sampson
Augustus Leonard
Ralph C. Covel
John J. Keegan
Albert E. Desmond
Charles E. Palmer
A. M. Houghton
Daniel T. Dougherty
Raymond Powers
Frank L. Daley
Frank W. Hagan
Ernest F. Kelles
Massachusetts
Obituary: Mrs Emma Lombard 69 of Lewiston
Emma Lombard widow of Samuel W. Lombard died at her daughter’s home Danville Junction after a year of illness. Born in Bath she lived in Wales and Lewiston before settling with her daughter. Survived by son Robert Lombard Portland a daughter Mrs Charles Robinson Lewiston and three grandchildren. She attended Bath and Lewiston Baptist churches.
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Emma Lombard
Samuel W. Lombard
Lewiston
Arthur T. Parsons
Danville Junction
Lombard
Bath
John and
Allura Larrabee
Wales
Mr. Lombard
Bath area notes and local maritime updates
Local notes report drying hillside roads and Kennebec shore ice gone. Bath prep for a schooner trip to Washington. Bath residents await Eastern Steamship trips. Maritime repairs include City of Bangor fitting out in Boston after reconstruction in Philadelphia. Community events cover Y M C A parlor gathering, Bands of Mercy, and whist parties.
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Kennebec
Mr. Dennett
Birge
Boston
Percy
Bath
Washington
Henry McKay
Jenks Mitchell
West Bath
Reed and
Local Notes Highlight Boston and Portland Travel
A roundup of residents and visitors with ties to Bath including Roy Dunning, Augustus Pero, John E. Fitzgerald, C. E. Hewitt, William Leydon, J. P. O’Brien, and others traveling to Boston, Portland, Lewiston, and Gardiner for business, family visits, and social events.
Obituary Notice for Mrs Augustus E Pollex Dorchester Mass
In Dorchester Massachusetts Ann Aldworth Pollex died March 23 in her 96th year widow since age 26 she later married Augustus Ewald Pollex who survives along with son James R O'Hara two daughters Emma L Clapp and Ernestine M H Pollex ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Dorchester
Mass
Ann Aldworth Pollex
Augustus Ewald Pollex
James R. O'Hara
Washington St
Mrs Susan Stewart Dies. Scottish Born at 72
Mrs Susan Stewart wife of John W Stewart died Tuesday afternoon at her Edgett Street home after a brief illness. A lifelong invalid she was 72 and survived by her husband. She was born in Scotland. The funeral was held Thursday at three o'clock from the residence.
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Susan Stewart
John W. Stewart
Edgett St
Rowland Named State Committeeman at Bangor Convention
Sagadahoc gained recognition at the Progressive State Convention in Bangor with Sylvester H. Rowland named State Committeeman H D Cornish named vice president from Bowdoinham and James Jones chosen for the resolutions committee.
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Bangor
Sagadahoc
Sylvester H. Rowland
H. D. Cornish
Bowdeinham
James Jones
Local notes from Lewiston Bath and Augusta
Walter S. Glidden died Wednesday in Lewiston on business. Franklin P. Sprague made a business trip to Augusta Wednesday. Ralph Bridges of Portland and Augusta was a recent visitor. George Rooke of North Bath is confined to his home with the grip. Fred Billings returned to Hoboken Wednesday after a few days visiting. A G Allen, night operator at the Maine Central office, has resumed work after a week's illness. Rupert H. Baxter and Chas W. Clifford represented Bath Trust Co at the bankers meeting in Augusta Wednesday. Dr E W Thomas of Bangor formerly of this city is visiting relatives here. The doctor looks prosperous and well. Capt James Hathorne of Richmond returned home Saturday from Boston. He reports the trip to Boston in the Wiwarna last week was in good time. He leaves shortly for Philadelphia after the steamer City of Bangor which has been rebuilt since the fire.
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Grace Church
Panama Canal
Maine State Board of Trade
George S. Hobbs
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
Sons of Veterans
Inez Chapman
W. A. Armstrong
Brunswick
W. L. Ham
H. S. Nevens
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Prince Arthur
Ransom B. Fuller
Bangor
Philadelphia
Boston
Kennebec
Capt. Hathorne
Eugene A. Mitchell
City Farm
William N. Beals
Woolwich
I. S. Adams
U.S.N
Portsmouth
N. H
Bath Tron Works
M. J. McCormick
Louise
John
Frank McCormick
East Dresden
Bath
Fred CC
Lcribner
Portland
Colonial Club
Rex
Somerville
Ferdinand W. Coombs
Elmer Ridley
Lewiston
Dexter Ridley
North End
Harry A. Nealley
S. Nealley
David Ll. Wilson
Central Church
Belfast
Mark T. Costello
Edward C. Harlow
Frank A. Osborne
Richmond
Supreme Judicial Court
W. IL. Lowell
Jamancia Plains
George Barker
Charles Foster
Warren Lowell
William IL. Ham
Horace Lewis
Nantucket
Oakes Ames
Irving Lewis
Walter S. Glidden
Franklin P. Sprague
Augusta
Ralph Bridges
George Rooke
North Bath
Fred Billings
Hoboken
A. G. Allen
Rupert H. Baxter
Chas. W. Clifford
Bath Trust Co
E. W. Thomas
James Hathorne
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Carrie Haggett
E. W. Haggett
Waltham
Miss Haggett
Fred A. Gerrish
Georgetown
G. Fred Tobey
Frank Williams
Campbell's Pond District
Arabine Conillard
Fred Bubier
McKay
Phippsburg
Jenks J. Mitchell
Joseph McCutcheon
Democratic
Caucus
Mrs
J. T. Palmer
Goddard
Frank Pond
Mary Fullerton
Woolwich Union
Mercy
Harwood Palmer
Hedge Fence
Holman Swain
Henry Howard Coal Stables
Maud
Roy Dunning
Augustus Pero
KE. C. Varney
John E. Fitzgerald
C. E. Hewitt
Town
William P. Leydon
Herbert W. Cutting
Gardiner
John P. Gould
John A. Morse
Frank Gallison
J. P. O’brien
St. Mary's Church
John Lemont
C. V. Minott
Millard Dunton
Boswell
J. J. Keegan
Thomas Lundrigan
H. C. Griffith
George W. Hunt
The
Board of Tax Assessors
C. W. Walsh
G. F. Reynolds
Harry Stubbs
D. A. French
Quartermaster’s Department
Charlestown Navy Yard
Edward JL. Gaudreau
M. A. Haraden
Bannor
Fern Toothaker
Los Angeles
Karl Breckenridge
James C. Felch
Colonial Beach
James Dunton
Milton G. Kimball
Arthur
Sumner Sewall
Westminster School
G. C. Fuller
Ontario Veterinary College
Hosmer
Water St. Tel
Sagadahoe
Charles L. Hutchins
Henry F. Palmer
Ursula Cushman
James S. Lowell
Cypress W. Wongley
Register
Sabie Neat Ots
Supaddahoe
Charles I. Watchins
Henry P. Palmer
Ursulie Cushman
Luda
Ursula Cushmiai
Sid
Maineland
Matin
Neston
Joun
Pierce
Justice of the Peace
Tye
Lela
Torsaid
Mareh
Tiath
James S Lowell
R. T
Coombs
Salm
John Crowley
Topsham Village
B. Himlin
Topsham
M. F. Taylor
Boothbay Harbor
K.K.B
Times Office
E. L. Thompson
Quebec St
Oak
Jack Shaw
Oak St
R. L
Ida Adams
J. F. Upton
F. Upton
Augustus FE. Pollex
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