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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1915

Page

7

Brooklyn Times owner Carson C. Peck dies after illness

Carson C. Peck 57, owner of the Brooklyn Daily Times and vice president and treasurer of the Woolworth Co., died Thursday afternoon at his Brooklyn home after a ten week illness from diabetes. He rose from clerk to Woolworth executive and became Brooklyn Times owner six months ago. He left a widow Clara Sargent Peck a son Fremont C. Peck and a daughter Miss Clara S. Peck. He served as president of the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railroad and held directorships in several firms.

Carson C. Peck Brooklyn Daily Times F. W. Woolworth Co Clinton Avenue Brooklin Peck Mr. Peck Stone Mills Jefferson County N. Y St. Lawrence University A. Bushnell & Co Watertown Frank W. Woolworth Lawyers’ Title and Trust Co University Montauk Long Island Automobile Clubs Brooklyn Hardware Club Manhattan Allenhurst N. J Clinton Avenue Congregational Church Fremont C. Peck Clara S. Peck City Wiscasset

Phi Rho Minstrels Shine at Morse High Benefit Show

Morse High School Assembly Hall hosted the Phi Rho Minstrels for the Athletic Association benefit. The stormy evening drew a large crowd despite absences. Myrna Avery led piano duties as solo numbers drew encores. Myron Sprague acted as interlocutor with Paul Fitzgerald Rutherford White Jones Roscoe Shaw and Andrew Cahill as ends. Song numbers included Overture Everybody Loves My Girl and When You Wore a Tulip. Dancers entertained after the overture with Weeks and Avery on piano and Mollie Tourtillotte and Hazel Robinson distributing candy.

Morse High School Phi Rhos Morse High School Athletic Association Myrna Avery Myron Sprague Paul Fitzgerald Rutherford White Jones Roscoe Shaw Andrew Cahill Tambos

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