Names and Numbers of County Men Registered for Draft
The record lists county residents registered for the September 12 draft with classifications and addresses. Names include Ernest Sanford Lancaster Bowdoinham John Yambo Pejepscot Topsham Ellis Rogers Phippsburg plus many others, showing 1-A 2-A 4-A 1-G and similar codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Edward Miller
Woolwich
Lionel Brackett Shaw
Topsham
Ernest Sanford Lancaster
Bowdoinham
John Yambo
Pejepscot
Ellis Percy Rogers
Phippsburg
Fred Ernest Berry
Alfred Beals
Harold Edward Groves
Topshaw
Cyrus Hayes Trufant
William Small Cressman
Samuel Stanley Card
Main St
Richmond
Charles Albert Groudin
Spruce St
Tionore J. Jean
Parkers
Ovide MicLaud
Front St
Alonzo Washington Tildoe
Georgetown
Archibald Linn Fogg
William Snow Sedgley
Lucubs
Edward William Ferris
William Bradford Cobb
Bridge St
Calvin Morris Spinney
Edward Charles Woodsum
Howard Austin Atwood
Winnegance
Clarence Davis Moore
Solomon Dodge
Earle Potter Morse
George Delbert Parlin
Eric John Aulbert Carlson
Parkers Head
Phippsbur
Furber
R. W. Davis
Five Islands
Raymond Whitfield Davis
Sebasco
Leroy Hudson Jameson
George Enfield Gray
Felix Flaig
Woolwich Forest
Raymond Pinkerton
Alfred Downing Trott
John Reed Savage
George Balko
Box
Elroy Imlach Coffin
Alvah Gilbert Silva
Pearl Leslie Higgins
Bertrand Goodwin
Andrew Tomko
Anson Caleb Crocker
Cathance
Harold Harvey McManus
Amnable Bernier
Mill Rd
Charles Lauder Knight
Phippsbhore
Milton Small
Lisbon
Andrew Hudak
Pejepecot
A . Roswill
Elden Ware
Timothy Nathaniel Small
James Madison Stevens
Wallace Leon Pomroy
John Melvin Graves
Winter St
Roy Howard Gilpatrick
George Edward Hinckley
Lincoln St
Lewis Franklin Lowell
Plimpton Guptill
Frank Waldo Thorne
Wilbur Andrew Gilpatrick
Alderic Dechesne
Frank Chester Given
Camile Roy
David Chesley Stinson
Arrowsic
John Henry Parlin
Leonard Harvey Lamoreau
John George Auban
West Bath
Charles
Charles Pettingill Fuller
William Albert Coffin
Fred Merton Crocker
Reece Woolwich
Herbert Hussey
Woolwicroe Ha
Red Cross Workers Urged to Continue War Effort
James Jackson urged Red Cross workers to read a war council message calling for continued effort toward peace. The note notes enduring care for soldiers families and nations still suffering, stressing mobilized spirit and no relaxation of service until peace fully arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
American Red Cross
War Council
The
United States
National Red Cross
Red Cross
Iranece
Canton
Veteran Milkman Frank Hagan to Retire at Public Auction
Bath resident Frank W. Hagan, longtime milkman, will retire and sell his entire dairy stock of 21 cattle along with milker, electrical gear, hay holder, wagons, and equipment at a public auction on Wednesday morning November 20 at 1502 High Street. Auctioneer John E. Fitzgerald. Hagan cites hay shortages from selling his hay field to support housing projects for the Emergency Fleet Corporation, leaving him unable to winter stock without extra hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hagan
Bath
High Street
John E. Fitzgerald
Hegan
H. P. Cummings Construction Co
Death of Bath native LeRoy Drake at Camp Devens
LeRoy Clyde Drake 23 formerly employed in Bath shipyards died at Camp Devens on Monday. He was the son of Mrs. Frances E. Drake of Auburn and a member of the base hospital corps at Devens. He belonged to the Masonic and Knights of Pythias lodges in Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Camp Devens
Leroy Clyde Drake
Frances E. Drake
Auburn
Base Hospital Corps
Devens
Masonic
Knights of Pythias
Funeral of Frank Card at Brunswick road home
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Frank Card at his home on the Brunswick road. Rev. C. M. Fogg of Corliss Street Church officiated with co workers from the Texas yard blacksmith shop present. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Card
Brunswick Road
C. M. Fogg
Corliss Street
Elisha Cy Varney
William Sprague
Harry Williams
John Sonia
Mr. Card
Texas Yard
Vaughn Burnham
J. Dodge
Oak Grove
Physical director for Bath Y M C A is expert wrestler
Emile L. Burlet has arrived as the new Bath Y M C A physical director and began a city survey with Gen. Sec. Robert S. Pinkham. He plans to clear the gym dormitory and move occupants to new rooms funded by Acadia lodge. Burlet, a noted athlete, has wrestling and boxing experience and previously ran calisthenics in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile L. Burlet
Y.M.C.A
Grafton
Mass
Robert S. Pinkham
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Burlet
Burlington
Franklin
Worcester
Fritz Hanson
Mechanics Halk
Burnet
Rheims
France
Levi Burlet
Woonsocket
R. I
North Grafton
War Work Council
Bath
Naval Base
Boothbay Harbor
Goose Party Honors Mrs Wyman And Miss Reynolds
A goose party was hosted by Perry's store clerks at Miss Alice Johnson's Grove street home in honor of Mrs Charlotte Wyman and Miss Sarah Reynolds who recently joined Bath Iron Works. Guests wore fancy costumes and shared lively humor. Decorations featured evergreens ferns and thorn plums. Minnie Green of Lewiston attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry’s
Alice Johnson
Grove Street
Charlotte Wyman
Sarah Reynolds
Bath Iron Works
Anne Lynch
Miss Sheridan
Miss Perkins
Red Cross
Mae Congdon
Gypsey
Footer
Wyman
Reynolds
Ripley
Florence Noddin
Nellie Goodrich
Walker
Gardner
Nellie Congdon
Hazel Harrington
Johnson
Wilkinson Block in Bath Changes Hands to Palmer and Ledyard
The old Wilkinson block in Bath has been purchased by Annie L. Palmer James P. Owen J and Harriet C. Ledyard from the Clark estate. The building, occupying the eastern end of Broad Street and Front Street, dates to 1834 with ties to Major Joshua Shaw and Cyril Hartnett. The transfer completes a long chain of ownership stretching back to the early 1800s and links the Pierce and Wilkinson properties under new holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson Block
Annie L.palmer
James P
Owen J
Harriet C. Ledyard
John M. Clark
Pierce
Henry R. White
Broad Street
Bath
Joshua Shaw
Shaw's Point
Hannah Sewall
John SS. Trott
John Wilkinson
Jonathan Pierce
Philip Higgins, Jr
Wilkinson
William S. Coombs
Higgins
Coombs
George Moulton
Annie L. Palmer
Et Als
Times
Front Street
Court
Ledyard and Palmer
Cyril Hartnett
Major Shaw
Judge Keegan Lenient On Meisner In Theft Case
In a city marshal’s office hearing Tuesday, Ira Meisner alias M Mason received four months in Portland jail for larceny of 38 dollars from a roommate. The sentence was suspended on payment of 15 dollars costs and immediate departure from town. Meisner wished to stay and work, but was ordered to leave. The judge scolded him as a liar with some good left to develop, warning that crimes and liars are eventually exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ira Meisner
M. Mason
North End
Keegan
Meisner
Cornish and Kendall Families Adjust Winter Travel
Mr and Mrs H D Cornish motor to Bath on Friday. Mr and Mrs W B Kendall spend the week in Boston. Allen Heald, recently living on a Kendall sheep farm ridge, finished work there and moved to New Hampshire. Charles Cobb of Richmond Corner has done carpentry and aided James Fulton on the Bay road for two months. The Tibbettss closed their village house and head to Auburn for the winter. Many village houses will close for the season. Village lodge met Wednesday night with an installing officer and Jack as marshal. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Cornish
Bath
W. B. Kendall
Boston
Allen Heald
Kendall
Mr. Kendall
New Hampshire
Charles Cobb
Richmond Corner
James Fulton
Bay Road
Percy Tibbbetts
Auburn
Village Lodge
K. Jack
Two Bath Vessels Seized as Alien Property
Five sailing ships of Lutz Shipping Co. Pensacola were seized for public sale on December 7 at the Palafox street wharf. Among them the Maude H Dudley and Seguin, well known on the Kennebec and Bath ports, were built in 1883 and 1901 respectively, and traded lumber from Maine to the Caribbean. EB Lutz of Lutz Shipping Co. is said to be interned as an enemy alien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutz Shipping Co
Pensacola
Fla
Palafox Street
A. Mitchell Palmer
Bath
Kennebec
Maude H. Dudley
Seguin
Dudley
The
New England Co
Freeman Curtis
Bridgton
D. W. Oliver
Frederick J. Hinckley
Saitz Shipping Co
Kennebec River
West Indies
Frank 8. Bowker
Phippsburg Center
South Gardiner Lumber Co
John Cole
EB. Lutz
Rally Day Exercises At Central Sunday School
The Central Sunday school held a well attended Rally Day with a program featuring kindergarten marching in, responsive reading of the Lord's Prayer, singing of Stand Up for Jesus and Jesus is Calling, solos by James B Hanson and John McInnes, various recitations and crossclass performances by the Appleton Wishart and Courser families. Rev. David L. Wilson noted the adoption of Joseph Bournier, an orphaned French boy, and the school's commitment to support him after his father died in the war and his mother recently passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Sunday School
Jesus
James B.hanson
Elsie Lake
Ina
Isa Wishart
Edith ‘Courser
John McInnes
Gavot
Red Cross
Mary
Corliss Street Christian Endeavor Members Honor Freeman
About 24 Corliss street members surprised their president C. E. Freeman at his home Saturday evening. The gathering featured games and refreshments. Rev. Clarence M. Fogg presented Freeman with a thermos bottle on behalf of the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
Christian Endeavor
C. E. Freeman
Clarence M. Fogg
Mr. Freeman
Mary Antin Delights Audience at Open Forum
Mary Antin drew a large crowd at the Red Triangle Open Forum second gathering. She spoke on A Gap in Our National Defenses, urging restraint in postwar celebrations, improved living conditions for workers and immigrants, and an end to segregated districts. Music featured Jack Shaw and Kareher Jackson with the Shaws at piano and cornet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Antin
Red Triangle
America
Jack Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
Kareher Jackson
Otis Card
Deer Seen on Leeman Farm in Woolwich Incident
A hunter reports sighting a buck and a doe on the Leeman farm at Barley Neck Woolwich near Tibbetts Ferry on Saturday and firing at them but missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeman
Barley Neck
Woolwich
Tibbett’s Ferry
Nervous condition eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Philadelphia mother describes chronic fatigue and backache from nervous indigestion. After a week on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved, continuing three months to feel well, able to eat anything without distress. The ad urges others, especially overworked mothers, to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. J. Worthline
North Taylor St
Lydia EF. Pinkham
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