Carr-Davis Wedding in Bath Unattended Single Ring Ceremony
Miss Orissa E. Davis of Bath and Fred VP Carr of Bath formerly of Earl Boston were married Saturday night at the home of Rev. S. A. Evans. The couple, un attended, will live in Bath after a short trip. Mrs. Carr is the daughter of Albion T. Davis of Georgetown. Mr. Carr is the son of the late Fred and Lettie Carr of Lewiston. Miss Ruby Campbell of Newcastle has joined the D A Bishop Trading Co as stenographer and bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orissa E. Davis
Bath
Fred VP. Carr
Earl Boston
Ruby Campbell
Newcastle
D. A. Bishop Trading Co
H. D. Cornish
W. F. Purington
Reeve
Lena Cobb
Methodist Aid
Coleman Casey
Walter
Portland
S. A. Getchell
Kenneth Wilson
Charles Fisher
Boston
Bertha Moultons
Bert Adams
Lynn
Mass
George Weymouth
E. B. Duran
L. D. Small and Son
Ivan Lang
Carolyn Sparks
Augusta
H. D. Grant
Wallace Ames
W. W. Brown
Masonic Grand Lodge
Village Lodge
The
Electric Light Co
Anson Winslow
Windham
George A. Hackett
Levitt Steel
Ames
Henry S. Dinsmore
Richmond Town
Lock Crouch
France
Camp Devens
R.A. Dickinson
Elm Street
Bowdoinhamn Relief Association
Grange Hall
Charles A. Newton
Fime
Helen Randall
Brookside Farm
Viola Coombie
Merrill Keay
A. Newton
Lewiston
Hazel Grace
Cora Cornish
W. Carr
Mary Metcalf
Massachusetts
Carrie Frost
Hazel Seeking
Little da
Airplane Landing Field Sought Near Ath
C J Glidden seeks a 1500 by 600 foot hard surfaced field near Ath for aerial mail service. He asks Bath Chamber of Commerce for owner name, field direction from post office, distance, transport links, and other data to back a site on aerial routes. He notes rapid aviation progress and urges early government training for pilots and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Glidden
Air Service
Military Aeronautics
Aeronaut
Glidden
Bath Chamber of Commerce
United States
Cabot Cotton Mill Resumes Operations After Strike
Cabot Manufacturing Company mills open again after a 42 hour week. nearly all of the 700 former workers return. The United Textile Workers vote 75 to 172 to end the walkout, with all former employees to be rehired without prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabot Manufacturing Company
United Textile Workers
Funeral of Mrs Harriet Royal Held at Center Street Home
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Center street residence with Rev. Samuel A. Evans officiating. Four sons Isaiah King Fred King Alfred King and Charles King served as bearers. Burial followed at Oas Grove. Mr and Mrs Joseph M Roche returned to Portland after a weekend at Washington Park and have bought a fine home on Western Promenade Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Royal
Center Street
Samuel A. Evans
Isaiah King
Fred King
Alfred King
Charles King
Oas Grove
Joseph M. Roche
Portland
Washington Park
Western Promenade
Maine League Mobilizes Maine newspapermen for state growth
The Maine League seeks to arouse state confidence and knowledge of resources by enlisting newspaper editors as a statewide publicity committee. County tailored ads will highlight local products, needs, and trade, linking counties to strengthen the develop Maine program and boost Maine products nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine League
Maine
State Agricultural and Industrial League
Congress Square
Portland
League
Fire damages Bowdoinham home as village aids family
An evening fire at John Malier's house in Bowdoinham destroys the home while the stable is saved. Mrs Malier’s mother is moved to a relative’s home. The family of four children faces hardship. a relief fund is started. A horse pulling an express wagon dashed into the post office area but escaped with minor injuries as the wagon is wrecked. Local notes include cemetery officers elected, local visits, farm activity, and town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malie
Maler
George F. Denham
Maine Central
The
Village Cemetery Association
Calab W. Sedgley
Alice Salie
Small
Hillman
Josiah Fulton
R.A. Dickinson
Douglas
W. H. Blanchard
Charles Newton
W. H. Gould
John
Sedgley
George Chadwick
Iethmond
Mary T. Purinton
George Cutler
Emma Snell
Milton Given
Richmond Road
FE. W. Morton
Coombs High School
Eve Rideout
Camden
Martha York
K. of P
Frank Umberhind
Ricmond
Florida
Umberhind
Nettie Randall
O. E. OS
Star Aid
G. F. Denham
I. Mosher
Gil Brown
Augusta Adams
Charles
Crocker
Ida Purington
Reeves Place
Tena Patton
Brunswick
W. FE. Salie
Bath
Nichols
Ter
Seekins
John Holden
I. R. Graves
Amesbury
Mary Graves
Brookside Farm
R. E. Ferguson
Karl Hatch
W. W. Denham
C. IT. Bates
P. A. Cannon
Epworth League
David C. Bridge
Connecticut
Cora Cornish
Haines Landing
Mooselock Megantic House
Ada Purington
Hattie Small
Mildred Millay
Nellie Trufant
Clarence McFarland
Ted McFarland
Boston
F. J. Wenley
Mary Hall
Richmond High School
Arthur Neal
France
Dorothy Judkins
Augusta
Hartshorn
Washburn
Woolwich Alewives Draw Crowds to Nequasset Fishway Jitney Sunday
Alewives run in great schools at Nequasset with Bath visitors watching as the fish climb ledges. A Sunday jitney service between the ferry landing and Nequasset is planned to handle large crowds. Local residents attend gatherings and guests visit relatives across Woolwich and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
Bath
Fred Carlton
H. O. Cunningham
Edgecomb
Glenwood Seigars
Dyer
Jasper Mains
Falmouth
John Sheldon
David Henderson
North Bath
Percy Wright
Carl Greenough
Gardner Greenough
Sagadahoc Ferry
Miss Hall
Brunswick
Morris Toothaker
Everson Stinson
Frances Callay
Jennie Dunton
Ira Toothaker
Harpswell
Susan Lice
R. J. Gilmore
Adelbert Hall
Millard Webster
Bates College
Lewiston
Nellie Bailey
J. R. Bailey
Herbert Lily
Portland
Woolwich
Peter Sheridan
Charles
Charles Henderson
Sagadahoc County Exceeds Victory Liberty Loan Quota
Sagadahoc County and five towns push past the Victory Liberty loan goals with a county total of 555000 against a 511425 quota, aided by Bath West Bath Arrowsic Georgetown Richmond and Woolwich reports while local trolley service faltered after a pole fire near Bryant's curve Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Victory Liberty Loan
West Bath
Miles S. Purington
West
Sagadahod County
Liberty Loan
Parrowsle
Bowdoin Essen
Lowdoinham
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Richmond
Topsham
Woolwich
Bryant’s Curve
Brunswick
Ancestors of Old Time Vessels Highlight Polly Builder Line
Mrs. E. A. Williams of Robinhood traces the Polly schooner to her ancestor Obadiah Colby, a War of Independence fundraiser, noting kinship of Amesbury shipbuilders including her uncle John Currie and her father who helped lay the keel of the Dreadnaught. The Polly, built in 1805, sailed long and now rests unknown after a century at sea. Tibetts Bryant delivered 1000 pounds of cod and other fish Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Amesbury
Mass
E. A. Williams
Robinhood
Obadiah Colby
New
Atlantic
Williams
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Clear Mall
C.L. Farnham CO. Inc
Nath’ Taroec Taimbher Ndealere
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Gath, Me
Meadow Brook
M. J. Frye
Womean
Harold M. Sewall
Willington Street
F. Miller
Carr-Davis
Cabot Cotton Mill
J. E. Davis Co
Maine Street
Bowdoinham
John Malia
I. Loop CO
Lowell, Mass
Ferry
D.T. Percy & Sons
DELCO
Sas Ceeiee
Fred T. Wiley
Wiscasset
Knox, Lincoln
Sagadhoc
Michigan
Dickinson
Oscar Holway
Tel
City Landing
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