Obituary of Michael J. McCormick of Bath
Michael J. McCormick of Bath died suddenly from acute indigestion in his room at the New Crawford House Boston, between midnight and 12:30 a.m. Sunday. He had been a longtime Bath businessman, timber and real estate investor, and a charitable, community minded figure. He leaves a widow Mary Dunn and a large family in Maine and Boston, and was remembered as generous, brave, and warm hearted with notable acts of courage and business success.
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Bath
Maine
New Crawford House
Boston
Michael J. McCormick
Mr. McCormick
This City
Patrick
Hannah
Mary Dunn
William M
North Pittston
Thomas M
Phippsburg
Charles B. Booth
Lewiston
John E
Morse High School
Frank
Louise
Bath Lodge of Elks
Bath Aerie, F.co.e
St. Mary's Church
Knights of Columbus and
Holy Name Society
K.Y.C
Winterport
Cook
George Crockett
Soen
West Indies
American Ice Co
Cedar Grove
Thwing’s Point
Hodges
Kennebec
McCormick
New York
St. Botolph
Morse
Small Point
Dean
Gardiner
Mike McCornick
Chhurch
Mike
Mrs Mary E Ryan Dead at 71 in Local Ceremony
The death of Mrs Mary E Ryan widow of Thomas Ryan occurred at 12 35 Thursday Feb 10. She was 71 born in Ireland immigrating in 1866. Survived by brothers Martin and Michael O'Brien a daughter Katherine F Kelley three sons Peter J Bath John E Winthrop Maine and Thomas C Brooklyn five grandchildren Mary Margaret John Kelly Bath Paul Cynthia Ryan Brooklyn. Funeral held Saturday morning at St Marys Church where she was a member of the Sodality. Residence 229 Center St.
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Mary E
Thomas Ryan
John Kelley
Bath and Paul
Cynthia Ryan
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Mary’s Church
Sodality
Longtime Elm Street Baptist Church matron dies at 93
Mrs. Margaret J. Hall aged 93 10 12 widow of Danby Hall died after a weeklong pneumonia at her grandson Harry D Hall 1204 Washington St She was a Bristol native daughter of James and— Erskine and longtime resident of this city last of her family She leaves five grandchildren Howard Pratt Marion Leslie Harry D and Catheryn Hall Funeral held Tuesday at Elm Street Baptist Church at two o'clock in the afternoon.
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Margaret J. Hall
Danby Hall
Harry D. Hall
Washington St
Hall
Bristol
James Erskine
Elm Street
Howard W. Pratt
Marion
Leslie W
Harry D
Catheryn Hall
Elm Street Baptist Church
Mrs Parker O Rogers Dies After Week Long Illness
Mrs Lydia B Rogers aged 85 years 11 months died Wednesday at her sister Mrs Llewelyn F Adams 24 High St after a week long illness She was born in Phippsburg daughter of the late Ephram Elliott widow of Parker R Rogers Survived by another sister Mrs William Litchfield of Portland Funeral held Saturday at two oclock from the Adams residence 21 High St.
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Lydia B. Rogers
Llewelyn F. Adams
High St
Phippsburg
Ephram Elliott
Parker R. Rogers
Adams
William Litchfield
Portland
L. F. Adams
Death of William Harlow of Richmond Ends Long USPS Career
William Harlow, about 60, of Richmond, Maine, died of heart disease at his home on Thursday the 10th. He served for generations as the American Express Company agent in Richmond and as a mail carrier. He leaves a widow, one son Roy C. Harlow, and two brothers and sisters.
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William Harlow
Richmond
Sagadahoc
Roy C. Harlow
Harlow
Deeeeets
American Express Company
Ruel Dana Small Dies in Portland at 37
Ruel Dana Small, longtime reporter for Judge Clarence Hale in the U S District Court, died at his Portland home Friday afternoon after a brief illness with pneumonia. Born in Portland in May, he was 37 and leaves a widow Winnifred Scribner and two children, Ruel and Helen. He also leaves two brothers, Albert H. and Louis L., and was a member of Deering lodge F and A M.
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Ruel Dana Small
Clarence Hale
United States District Court
Portland
Federal Court House
Small
Ruel Small
National House of Representatives
Charles W. Watson
Winnifred Scribner
Ruel
Helen
Albert H
Louis L
Springfield
Mass
Deering Lodge
Mrs Sarah J Nash Dies in Brunswick at 71
Mrs Sarah J Nash wife of Charles H Nash of Brunswick died last Friday of pneumonia. Born in Portland 71 years ago she was a daughter of Capt. and Mrs John Haley. Survived by husband daughter Edith Nash Brunswick son Fred B Nash Auburn brother Joel P Haley Portland. Charter member of Evening Star Rebekah Lodge I O O F. Funeral held 3 30 Sunday afternoon.
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Sarah J. Nash
Charles H. Nash
Brunswick
Penumonia
Portland
John Haley
Edith Nash
Fred B. Nash
Auburn
Joel P. Haley
Mrs Mary J Munsey Passes After Brief Illness
Mrs Mary J Munsey aged 87 9 4 died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Lafayette Olivers home in Parker Head after a brief illness. A Lowell Mass native and daughter of Ruel Judkins and Malinda, she had lived with her only daughter since widower John Munsey died fourteen years ago. Funeral was held Wednesday at Parker Head church at two oclock.
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Mary J. Munsey
Lafayette Oliver
Parker Head
Lowell
Mass
Ruel
Malinda Judkins
John Munsey
Oliver
Death of Brunswick carpenter George D. Campbell
Bath friends mourn the death of George D. Campbell of Brunswick who died Sunday. Campbell was a longtime carpenter on the Maine Central Railroad and oversaw the ferry drops in Bath. He retired three years ago on a pension and was respected as an expert mechanic by colleagues and many others.
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Bath
George D. Campbell
Brunswick
Campbell
Maine Central R. A
Mrs Rose B Doe dies at Central Maine General
Mrs Rose B Doe, 51, of this city died at Central Maine General Hospital at 3 o clock Wednesday February 9. She was admitted in January for an operation but it was not performed. Survived by husband Charles V Doe.
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Rose B. Doe
Central Maine General Hospital
Charles V. Doe
Portland Road Highway Builds To Saco State Aid
The Maine Highway Commission vows no delays in the Portland to Saco highway project this year. Bids for the remaining uncompleted section near Scarboro and the final link between Portsmouth New Hampshire and Brunswick are due by 11 a.m. February 23. Work may begin in March with concrete laid in April.
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Maine Highway Commission
Portland
Saco
Portsmouth
N. H
Brunswick
Highway Department
Scarboro
Old Orchard
Dunstan Qeeether
Niiler Fe
Main Street
The
Maine highway project aims to finish 54 mile route by July
The commission plans to complete the Portsmouth to Portland highway by July 1, fully opening the 54 mile stretch. The Maine Automobile Association backs the effort to handle summer traffic, with bids covering draining grading and six inch concrete surfacing. A new detour via Saco Old Orchard Grand avenue and Pine Point will replace last year’s blocked Payne road.
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Portland
Dunstan
Portsmouth
N.H
Maine Automobile Association
Highway Commission
Saco
Payne Road
Old Orchard
Grand Avenue
Pine Point
The
Palmyra Me Farmers Union organized with 18 members
Palmyra Maine held the Farmers Union formation on Saturday January 29 with 18 charter members named. Officers elected include President C W Homstead Vice President F M Peasley Treasurer H H A McCrillis and Secretary E C Leavitt. A meeting to plan ventures and promote organization will follow with Manager Embree to speak on the value of organization.
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Palmyra Farmers’ Union
Palmyra
C. F. Tibbetts
F. W. Dyler
J. L. Bergant
F. M. Peasley
W.E. Smith
W. B. White
F. B. Goodrich
C. B. Brewer
O. R. Merchant
E. C. Leavitt
Frank Collman
C. R.mccrillis
W. J. Robinson
B. A. McCrillis
J. W. McCrillis
H. A. Fletcher
Earl Hyer
W. Homstead
F. S. Homstead
C. W. Homstead
F. M Peasley
HH. A. McCrillis
Harmony Branch
Pay Up Week Aims To Boost Circulation And Prices
The United States will observe a Pay Up Week from February 21 to February 26 to spur spending. The plan promises that every dollar paid to a business will be passed to another party and could return to the payer, boosting circulation and potentially lowering living costs if people settle debts promptly.
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United States
Bulky Feed for Laying Hens Recommended
Laying hens need bulky rations not just concentrates. Ration should include mast and mash components such as two parts wheat to one part each of clover, ground oats, cornmeal, middlings, and beef scrap.
Anuric touted by Dr. Pierce for backache relief
A reader appeals to try Anuric from Dr. Pierce of the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo. The letter claims rapid relief from backache swelling and urinary symptoms after one dose and urges purchasing a 60 cent box, noting the doctor’s long-standing medical reputation and other remedies.
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Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Anuric
W. R. Bray
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Dr. Pierce
Feeding Mash to Hens with Varied Winter Rations
The author notes wheat bran and cut clover dominate volume but weigh less than a quarter of the mash. A constant mash in hens’ hops is safe, with a moistened noon serving. For winter variety, replace cut clover at noon with cooked vegetables like potatoes pumpkins or turnips. mix thoroughly and feed warm.
Regularity and Kindness Key to Dairy Cow Welfare
Dairy advice stresses consistent handling to avoid production drops. Ottawa experiment farms show irregular milking and feeding intervals reduce milk quantity and quality. Gradual changes in milking and diet improve butterfat and overall herd performance. Ladders stored under cover signal good farming practice and higher standards. Do not feed cured roughage around milking to keep barn dust down.
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Ottawa
Canada
Silage for Horses Use in Rations Explored
A report from an eastern Experiment station discusses feeding horses and mules on hay and corn with added silage weekly. It notes silage can be a useful roughage but warns that it may be unprofitable or dangerous in some cases.
Feeding Horses: Silage Should Be Low Amounts And Clean
Horses are fed with other roughages like corn stover timothy hay and oat straw. Gradual introduction to silage is essential and it should be a clean wholesome variety. Feed in small proportions relative to other roughage and balance the ration with grain supplements.
Novel Fruit Barrels Invented in British Columbia
A BC fruit man has devised a partitioned barrel split into two equal halves by adjustable partitions so it can be sawed without harming contents. Patents filed in Canada and this country. It can be shipped in knock down form, assembled at the packing house, and may eliminate wrapping due to central firmness, keeping fruit in perfect condition.
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British Columbia
Canada
Digs Up Ancient Taos Pueblos and Artifacts
Prof. Nels O. Nelson of the American Museum of Natural History excavating Taos ruins near Santa Fe New Mexico this summer cleared out 470 rooms and one kiva in six pueblos dating from cliff dwelling to late Spanish eras. In San Marcos Pueblo he outlined 43 stone buildings with 3,000 ground floor rooms. Sixteen skeletons were removed, 45 reinterred, and he recovered thousands of implements pottery bones and preserved corn beans squash and pumpkins. He also outlined vast irrigation and water storage works built by prehistoric dwellers.
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Nels O. Nelson
American Museum of Natural History
Taos
Santa Fe
New Mexico
San Marcos
Pueblo
Nelson
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Michael J. McCormicck
TER
D. T. Hopkins & Son
Jones St
New York City
Gouraud
Mary E. Ryan
Mrs. Danby Hall
Parker O. Rogers
C. H. Nash
Mrs
Farmers’ Union
Union
Children Ory
Ieee IA
Astor Ohiaren Ory
Fletcher’s
Castoria Childaren
Castoria
Deere
Watson
Dart
Union Street
D. M. Humphreys
Sagadahock Block
Meio
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
Industrial Bureau
Portland, Maine
Curtis
Centre Street
Cyrus W. Longley
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