Boy Scouts Enjoy Evening At Bath Y And City News
The Bath Y hosted a boys night with a film reel, whistling, and an aero plane flight tale by Henry W. Dubois of Boston. Scoutmaster Burlet led activities while Secretary Volz urged sustained local support for the Y. Alderman Torrey ordered a new ten ton steam roller to replace the junked machine.
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Boy Scouts
Boys of the Orphan Home
Burlet
Ath
White Mountains
Henry W. Dubois
Boston
Mer. Dubois
Volz
Bath
Bath Oy
Ile
Francis B.torrey Jr
Board of Highways and Sewers
Buffalo-Pitt
Torrey
Joseph Torrey
Village Cemetery officers elected in Bowdoinham
The Bowdoinham Village Cemetery association held its annual meeting in the selectmen's office to elect officers and plan water piping into the yard. Charities Newton was named president, Frances E. K. Wilson vice president, L. I. Small treasurer, Miss Wilson secretary, and William Blanchard joined the board. A committee was formed to study water piping feasibility for spring. Various local residents are noted in attendance and events, including social visits, illnesses, school closure for scarlet fever, and a ball game score of 7 to 8 for Coombs high school.
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Village Cemetery Association
Selectmen’s
Charities Newton
Frances EK. Wilson
L. I. Small
Miss Wilson
William Blanchard
Alonzo Cutler
John O. Sedgley
Newton
Mark Fogg
T. W. Fogg
Clira
H. Pierce Webber
Augusta
Town Hall
EL. Mosher
Portland
Hazel Mealey
Richmond
Emery Sedgle
Y. W Phillys Rideout
T. W. Pegg
Clara
R. D. Purinton
Emery Sedgley
Daisy Mealey
Chirence Blackman
Bath
R. A. Dickinson
Lancaster
Worcester
Mass
Maria Gray
Capt
Horatio Hall
Connecticut
Mildred Ridley
North Jay
Hazel Cornish
Ami A Williams
Mary T. Purinton
Helen Gould
Elliott
Brunswick
Eulala Sedgley
Frank Millay
F. K. Jack
Gardiner
Bowdeinham
George Sedgley
Ridge Road
W. J. Graves
Nellie Harward
Sultan of Sulu musical charms Bath audiences
The Sultan of Sulu presented by Bath youths under Colonial club auspices at the Columbia drew full houses Tuesday and Wednesday. Gus Huse as Ki Ram shone in comedy with H. W. Owen Jr as private secretary, while Lena Stern and Calula impressed in other roles. The production featured strong dancing, music, and a capable supporting cast, earning as one of Bath’s best amateur shows. Community notes follow with local improvements, a new barber shop, a planned Memorial day flag display, and school events including a three act farce May 20 to aid the School Improvement League.
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Bath
Colonial Club
Columbia
Maine
Ki-Ram
Sudan
Sulu
Gus Huse
George Ade
Gus
H. W. Owen, Jr
Don Thompson
Lena Stern
Calula
Hadji
Allen M. Trish
Col. Budd
T Howard B. Hawley
Lieut. Hardy
George S. DeMott
Mabel Legro
Henrietta
Herbert Given
Lewiston
W. S. Given
Randall
T. M. Fowle
Albert Henderson
C. A. Newton Read
Richmond Lewis
Dr. Trish
Main Street
Jack
Irvin Frost
Gardiner
Rh. PL
Kendall
Varneys
Dr. Won. Price
Richmond
Darky
the Ridge Parsonage
Stanley Pera
School Improvement League
Roy Cotton
Paris
Mr. Cotton
John Curtis
Cummingsfeldspar
T. W. Fogg
Cannon Garage
William W. Denham
Brenda Hill
Hill
Toston
Frances Cummings
Vera Howe
Miriam Kimball
Ruth Ward
Charles D. Hall
Charles D. Hall, €.€. Anderson, A. L. Harriman
R. A. Gay
H. D. Hall
G. H. Burns
A. F. Auld
J. W. Lausier
Beatrice Spinney
Chiquita
W. P. Marks
W. F. Hawley
D. A. Hateh
Allan Spear
Wi-Ram
Beatrice Spinney Galula
Local Gossip and Seasonal Happenings in Bowdoinham 1887
In Bowdoinham 1887 Captain Moulton changes his house color to smoked ivory while purchasing a fine horse and carriage. Captain Fisher adds Rhine wine red walls and apple blossom white chimneys. Charles Temple catches the first shad sold to Hon. Spear. William Woods’ ice house suffers minor damage from tides. Tides remain high aiding fishing. Kendall Bros push fertilizer shipments. a yearling colt interests John Millay. Fresh shad sells for 10 cents. summer supplies arrive as mosher’s steam soda launches. W W Brown travels to Portland. Fred Erhardt hosts Easton visit. Germany-bound father expected to arrive.
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KE. J. Millay
Moulton
KE. O. Fisher
Charles H. Temple
R. J. Spear
William Wood
Navy Yard Dock
Solon Temple
Viola V. Coombs
Lewiston
W. P. Carr
Lewis Fulton
C. H. Mosher
W. W. Brown
Portland
Captain Wallace killed at sea aboard Gardiner G Deering
Bath mariner Captain Chester T. Wallace is shot and killed by the ship cook while the Gardiner G. Deering, en route from Santos to Bath for repairs, was off Barbadoes. Insanity cited as the captain’s motive. cook acted in self defense. Crew largely colored. mate Walter Matthews sent Nassau cable.
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Chester T. Wallace
Bath
Gardiner G. Deering
Barbadoes
Nassau
G. G. Deering Co
Cook
Matthews
Washington Street
Lemuel Wallace
Oliver S. Barrett
Deerings
George McFadden
Donnell Yard
Helen Crosby
Rockland
Bush Island
Ada F. Brown
Charles W. Minott
Phippsburg
Holland
Edward J. Lawrence
Amsterdam
Percy & Small
The
Deering
Belle Harrington
Emery
Edward
Portland
Sarah St. Clair
Brunswick
Margaret Wallace
New York
Philadelphia
Santos
Brazil
Walter Matthews
Boothbay Harbor
Lafe
Squirrel Point Light
Blood cleansing tonic promoted for health and vitality
The notice touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a solution for loss of appetite pimples boils eruptions and general weakness. It claims the blood is deficient and requires cleansing enriching and vitalizing with Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills. It also advertises Bliss Native Herbs and solicits agents with promises of easy profits.
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Hood
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C. A. Peaslee
Sagadahock
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BE. P. Kendall
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Lottie Cobb
Carrie Sparks
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Trish
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Arabine Hall
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Josephine Fraser
Martha Barker
Emily Potter
Eva Lemoine
Mabel Wallace
Marguerite Footer
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Ida Taylor
Leah Green
Dayton Hill
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Merrill Foss
Charles Holbrook
Daniel Williams
Chester Plant
Arthur Lemont
Harold Troop
H. A. Huse
Fred E. Drake
Charlotte Cahill Rauser
Bowdoinham Advertiser
Fred Erhardt
Marshall Avenue
Easton
Joseph Wexler
Germany
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Touch Maribou
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