Locals and Personals Highlight Bath Area Happenings
Bath community notes reflect fishing and market conditions at Kennebec Lively summer plans at coast resorts and lobster prices New Liberty pole top mast replacement at Parris yard Public works in Bath Middle and Centre streets ash walk construction Local residents clearing obituaries and visiting relatives from Gardiner Boston and Paris along with Bath iron works ties and civic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Maine Coast
Court House
Parris Spar
Carl Troop
Shaw Auto Co
City of
Bath
Quincy
Mass
U. S. Shipping Board
City and Company
Edward Syde
Phillips’ Lake
Bangor
Filene
Paris
Boston
Woolwich
Charles F. Hathaway
Popham Beach
Hathaway
Henry W. Owen
Front Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla a Trusted Spring Remedy
Forty years of success with Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic. Advertises as an old family friend that enriches the blood relieves rheumatism boosts appetite and banishes fatigue. Claims Boston physician roots the formula and mother’s style packaging ensure reliability through generations.
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Hood
Boston
Memorial Sermon and Day Observance at Bowdoinham
Rev. S. A. Evans of Bath will deliver the Memorial sermon Sunday at 2:30 PM at the Methodist church in Bowdoinham. T. T. Rideout post G A R invites all. Memorial Day program includes an ovation by Hon. Edward W. Bridgham of Bath at the Grange hall at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Evans
Bath
Thomas T. Rideout
Methodist Church
Red Cross Drive
T. T. Rideout
Edward W. Bridgham
Grange Hall
Viola Coombs
Wellesley
Mass
R. EB. Ferguson
Ralph Dunton
S. D. Thorne
Mary Wilson
Portland
J. H. Wilson
J. E. Waring
William Bridge
David C. Bridge
Lena Cobb
Lotta
Lorin Parks
Carolyn
Brunswick
Wi. W. Brown
E. E. Gifford
West Kennebunk
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Richard Denham
Hazel Tibbetts
George T. Denham
Miss Tibbetts
L. P. Temple
Auto
The
Sunshine Society
J. S. Haley
W. B. Darton
Darton Cottage
Myrtle Gordon
Massachusetts
W. H
Methodist Aid
Alonzo Cutler
Bowdeinham
A. C. Williams
W. E. Rideout
P. C. Nealey
Courtney
Bay Shore
Carries Purinton
Bend
M. T. Purinton
Bertha Moulton
Frank Given
Alice Fulton
R. £. Ferguson
Edith Fulton
Ruel Rideout
South Berwick
Katherine Williams
Maine General Hospital
E. L. Merrill
Bartlett
N. H
I.o.r.minstrels
Lisbon Falls
Red Cross
Y.M.C.A
Town Hall
Bowdoinham
Millard Jack
Litchfield
C. C. Purington
F. K. Jack
Electa
Masonic Hall
Frank Currier
Perley
Fort Preble
Foster Meserve
Local Deaths and Arrivals Include Bath Residents
Oscar Sward and son George of Bath died Sunday at home. Charles Blair of Bath died Saturday with family. Capt. A C Williams and wife visited Monday with Mrs. W B Williams. Elijah Bremner returned Monday after winter in South Gardiner. Ralph Cunningham went to Bath for work. Miss Kate Williams back in Augusta after weekend at home. Mrs Myrick Heath improving slowly from rheumatism.
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Charles Hall
Camp Devens
Leo Serrette
Gardiner
Arthur Colby
Morse High School
Webber’s
Amory McLellan
Wilson Freeman
Maxwell Deinham
Joseph Rines
Baby
Richmond
Susan Gibbs
Maine General Hospital
Henry Rose
West Bath
City Hospital
Joseph M. Trott
Helen
Anna Trott
Boston
Marion Dain
Dain Cottage
Sabine
Vera Bradford
Mary Baxter
Gladys Olm
Mere Point
Elizabeth Worthing
Bath
Texas
Joseph Small
Andover
Washington Street
Grace Cotton
Revere
Mass
James Lockery
Earl B. Collins
E. V. Blewett
Brookline
William McMullen
Trufant Street
Dain
Robert McMillan
The
Texas Steamship Co
Lisbon Falls
Harry N. Whight
North Bath
Rachael W. Coffin
R. P. McFadden
Boothbay Harbor
Rogers
Arthur Burns
Hallowell
Lewiston
Marion C. Pillsbury
D. L. Howard
Middle Street
Camden
Howard
Carl B. Timberlake
Freeport High School
Freeport
Grassey
John W. Bourque
Mary D. Doucette
Frank W. White
Vera Marie Ring
Davis Hatch
Davis, Jr
Winthrop
Green Street
Fred White
Bath Galvanizing Works
Newcastle
Sheepscot
Fred
Rani Babino
Canadian Pacific Railroad
John E. Walker
Thomaston
Percy Homestead
Phippsburg
Portland
Lydia
Addie Grant
Mary G. Parkhurst
Eir
Baker
John McIinnes
Bath Iron Works
State Road
Albert Henderson
R. D. Purinton
Brunswick
Red Cross
Red Cross Rooms
Percy Blanchard
P. A. Cannon
Carr W. Watson
Alfred Baker
East Bowdeinham
Booker Douglas Piace
Jetn Gage
J. P. Clark
Horace Snell
Grange
Oscar Sward
George
Ralph Cunningham
Myrick Heath
Charles Blair
Kate Williams
Augusta
Capt
A. C. Williams
W. B. Williams
Elijah Bremner
South
Caldwell Jacobson joins Royal Flying Corps after exams
Caldwell Jacobson of this city has passed examinations and becomes a member of the Royal Flying Corps of Great Britain after enlisting weeks ago. He formerly chaired a Farnham Quebec school principalship, recovered from appendicitis, and his mother Mrs. H. M. Jacobson resides in New Carlisle with relatives. Claude Berry, Parker-Thomas Co. salesman, visited in a new seven passenger Peerless car, boasting a $152 two week expense tally.
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Flying Corps
Caldwell Jacobson
Royal Flying Corps of
Great Britain
Jacobson
Farnham
Quebec
Bath
Canada
Royal Flying Corps
H. M. Jacobson
New Carlisle
J. le Brocq
Leota
Colby College
Claude Berry
Parker-Thomas Co
Portland
Berry
Record Setting Butter Cow Korndyke Winona and Fayne Johanna
Two Holstein cows Korndyke Winona and Segis Hengerveld Fayne Johanna each produced over 40 pounds of butter in seven days, totaling 683.4 and 649.6 pounds of milk respectively. Both cows, bred by Hyde and Cortelyou, are owned by Pine Grove Farms in Elma Center New York.
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Korndyke Winona
Fantine Korndyke
Miss Winona Mechthilde
Charles H. Hyde
Watertown
New York
Segis Hengerveld Fayne Johanna
Woodcrest Nig de Kol
Segis Fayne
Johanna
A. A. Cortelyou
Somerville
N. J
Pine Grove Farms
Elma Center
TWO WEEKS MISSION AT ST MARYS CHURCH AND TENTED CITY UPDATE
A two weeks mission begins at St Marys church next Sunday led by Redemptionist Fathers Rev Fr McCormick and Rev Fr Connolly. Confirmation will be administered by Rt Rev Louis H Walsh on Sunday June 2 at 3 30. The Tented City on North Street houses shipyard workers in improved camps with electric stoves, beds, lighting and planned electric heating, noted for cleanliness and potential private piazzas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Redemptionist Fathers
Fr. McCormick
C.S.S.R
Fr. Connolly
C.S. S.R
Louis H. Walsh
V.D
North Street
Hosiery and Underwear Sale Ad
A sale listing hosiery and underwear items with prices 18 cents for ladies Swiss ribbed vests in regular and extra sizes and 25 cents for another item. Includes 35 cent value and 25 cent items as part of the promotion.
Five Injured When Auto Ground Beneath Brunswick Trolley
Six occupants of a Ford were struck at Church Road and Pleasant Street as a Brunswick bound trolley car collided with their vehicle. Mary Johnson, three, survived but lost a toe. others suffered broken ribs, bruises, and internal injuries. Kilbride and Mrs. Johnson grieved with a serious-ahead prognosis for the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Church Road
Pleasant Street
Kilbride
Mary Johnson
Miller Surprised by Departing Co workers at Sagadahoc Voyage
Harry L. Miller of the mold loft at The Texas Steamship Co leaves May 29 for Camp Devens aboard the Sagadahoc. Everett Lewis led a farewell with a wrist watch, Mason ic charm and chain, a safety razor, and tobacco as tokens of esteem. Miller, popular among the loft, was touched and thanked his colleagues amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Miller
Mold Loft Department
Texas Steamship Co
Sagadahoc County
Camp Devens
Everett Lewis
Mr. Miller
Harry
Miss Isabelle Smith of Brunswick remembered as educator
Miss Isabelle Smith of Brunswick daughter of Daniel Smith once master of South Grammar School and later principal of Franklin School Tops ham. Her long career in education is noted with respect to her family lineage and service in local schools.
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Isabelle Smith
Brunswick
Daniel Smith
South Grammar School
Franklin School
Topsham
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East Bowdoinham
Royal
Maine
Toms the
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Conley’s Specialty Store
Patrick Kilbride
Ella Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Hazel Webster
F. G. Magnuson
Everett
Mrs. Johnson
Growstown
Miller