Rumors of a Kendall grain mill site on Bowdoinham old mill lot
The town hears Kendall heirs plan a large electric powered grain mill with ample storage on the former burn site, hoping to reuse heavy timbers from the old saw mill frame. In Bowdoinham Baptist Church a Thursday meeting features Rev. Holman, Rev. Bishop, and Rev. Fogg giving 20 minute talks on Kingdom work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall's
Baptist Churceh
BE. M. Holman
Bath
H. H. Bishop
Brunswick
C. M. Fogg
Freeport
Bowdoinham Baptist Association
Bowdoinham 1888 Newsitem Highlights Local Works and Weather
In Bowdoinham 1888 multiple topics appear including 17 pursuings candidates for posts, John Verple building on Petdge street, plaster rock cargo at Kerrihell Bros mill, and railroad bridge work over the Cuhanece. Shipbuilding plans surface at Bath with three four masted schooners and steamers for Boston and Port land routes. Weatherwise predicts a cold winter with possible Indian Summer. Community events include a primary school entertainment and a bean supper fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derstand
John Verple
Petdge Street
Novecsel
Kerrihell Bros
Milne Central Railroad
Shelher Tou
Cuhanece
New York
Boston & Kennebee Ca
Boston
Port Lane
Drake and Kelley & Spear
R. W. Tihant & Co
Asa Plodagkins
Bath Actress Talks Smiles and Stage Life in New York
Leah Winslow of Bath, starring as the American wife in George M. Cohan’s So This Is London at the Hudson Theatre, discusses thriving on audience laughter, embracing the burlesque scene, and a career built from stock leads to occasional leading roles, with tales of misadventures en route to Boston and a memorable May night in The Lavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leah Winslow
Bath
George M. Cohan
Loncenn
Hudson Theatre
Miss Winslow
Forty-fourth Street
Poe
Toso
Leo
Keith Dramatic
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Tve
Cleopatra
Carmen
Camille
Rose
The
Rancho
Madame NJ
Madame Cavallini
Ame
Boston
Atlantic City
Social Notes From Winneganmee and Surroundings
Miss Sybil Houdlette of Winneganmee returns home after weeks with Mr and Mrs Charles Lilis. A baby girl named Mary was born to Mrs Vesta Siegars and family. Visitors include Mitchell of Boston at Wesmetee beatee and Mrs Cheales Jats with Mrs Dosis Mumeey. Other guests listed include Mr and Mrs Tenet Pfartedhi and Breen of Wordfortis visiting across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Houdlette
Winneganmee
Priddy
Charle- Lilis
Vesta Siegars
Marys Wee
Fred Starrett
Winerren
Mitel
Boston
Cheales
Robert
Dates
Charle
Sarl
Dda Gillberne
Jurans
Wis- Case
Dyer
Tenet Pfartedhi
Breen
Wordfortis
Local resident Miro Forbes dies after heart condition
Miro Forbes died recently while visiting hes sheee, at the home of Mrs. VioS. Cath. Funeral arrangements show Forbes suffered a heart tremble. Visitors include Mrs. Cuoth and others who accompanied the remains to Brunswiel for burial. Meanwhile, Miss Helen Gould and Mrs. Mabel Milliy attended the Sagi thihoe Counts event in E i Satria. Heath was on business in I on. Ernest Sylvester and family moved to a newly purchased home. Iron Jenkine works on the State road as a truck driver in New Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Lawrence Jenkins
Lewiston
Lisbon Falls
Brunswick
W. L. Bonney
Portland
Boston
George Fassett
Dart
Arthur Carr
Hazel
Beverly
Mass
Frank A. Small
L. Brown
New York
I. M. Fowle
F. K. Jack
F. Staples
Wakefield
Orvil Smith
Mathews Graves
Bates College
Helen Randall
Democratic State Committee
Charles H. McFwen
K. of VP
Odet
Ale Hillman
Lynn
George
Siamer
Albert Trenderson
Big Woods
Miro Forbes
Vios
Cath
Mer
Cuoth
Brunswiel
Jfelen D Pfackett
Helen Gould
Mabel Milliy
Sagithihoe
Satria
Community Meeting Forms Grover Tavern Association
A meeting was held at Wilson Bailey's home to form an association to care for the Old Grover Tavern cemetery with plans to present to the next town meeting. Officers elected include Albert Hathorne as president and Flora Hathorne as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bailey
Grover
Albert Hathorne
Flora Hathorne
Jesse Bailey
Jay Bailey
Sumner Bailey
George Shaw
Barzilla Walker
Malden
Mass
Francis Packard
Winthrop
John McKenney
Tortland
Maria Cothran
Auburn
Fred Carlton
Morton Baker
Nequasset
David Reed
S. Graffam
Holy Land
Roy Larrabee
Augusta
Hattie Larrabee
Vera Dexter
Wiscasmnes Academy
Edward Reed
Lawrence Putin
Kittery
Putian
Mayers Orchestra
Dresden
Sebenou Hall
George Tibbetts
Ao Aweek
Leon Kelly
F. O
Carlton, Mars
A. A. Stott
Geraldine
Boston
Merle Jameson
Damarissetta
William Hanson
Dr. Stott
Bath
Douglas Fairbanks
Columbia Theatre
Harry Allen
Cumberland Center
Mr. Allen
Allen
Woolwich
John Savage
Thomas S. Reed
Rost Bailey
Harpswell
Edgar Osiles
Frost Bailey
Emma Uathorne
Samuel Hathorne
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Light Session Probate Court Hundreds Small Actions
Sagadahoc county probate court in Bath held a light second session Tuesday with Judge Lowell. Petitions granted and inventories filed cover estates of Green Temple Corliss Coombs Trott Foote Keegan Rea Harrison Moore Clarke Chirke and Moore with guardianship and agent appointments and a license to sell real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe County
Lowell
Thomas H. Green
Bath
Everett T. Green
Fannie M. Temple
Richmond
B. R. Temple
Howard T. Corliss
Charles A. Corliss
Mary E. Coombs
Grace L. Morse
Joseph M. Trott
Elizabeth Thwing
Woolwich
Jeremiah Foote
Anna FE. Foote
John J. Keegan
Charles D. Clarke
James
John J. Neegan
Charles D. Chirke
Ethel KB. Moore
Georgetown
William S. Boyd
Southport Receives Water Tanks for Local Supply
New 15 000 gallon pressure tanks arrive for Southport residents and seasonal owners. Sawyers pond cleaned to provide water, replacing Boothbay Harbor supply. Town meeting funded own system, will take over Boothbay pipe and use five years of state aid road money to improve roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Sawyers Pond
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay Company
Lincoln bust sculpture near Manisas campus path
An old stone bust of Abraham Lincoln stands near a campus street, praised for its faithful likeness. The sculpture, visible to passersby, has remained largely unchanged for over ten years.
PARENT TEACHER MEETING ON SHEPPARD TOWNER BILL
North Center PT presented the Sheppard Towner bill to the assembly in the parish house on Oak Street. A straw vote followed the discussion led by Evangeline M. Haynes with Maxwell Powers and Sewall Webster as committee members. Most did not vote, with no clear majority against Governor Baxter and the Maine Medical Association position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
PT. A
Sheppard Towner
Oak Street
Massachusetts
New York
Rhode Island
Jomes
Maine
Evangeline M. Haynes
Maxwell Powers
Sewall Webster
Baxter
Maine Medical Association
Bath man stands well in life insurance records
Fred Os Yeeling, a Bath resident, reportedly ranks high among more than 7 000 New York Life Insurance Co. agents for the September period. He is said to have led in life policy disclosures and sales activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Os. Yeeling
Hie
New York Life Insurance Co
Om the Life
Board to Grant Special Hearing on Education Issues
A special meeting of the Board of Education is set in the city council chamber Thursday at 1 20 pm after a petition from the South End DPTLA. Members seek to be heard on the part time plan for pupils and protest over the responsibilities of Mitchell school principal Effie Wright. A large delegation is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Council Chamber
South End
DPTLA
Mitchell School
Effie Wright
Board of
Edncation
Maine Milk Inspectors Convene for State Meeting
A Maine milk inspectors convention is planned with attendees from various towns. Speakers include Dr A L Gross of Bowdoin College on milk analysis and H M Tucker of the State Department of Agriculture discussing tuberculosis and its impact on Maine milk. Professor M P Jones also to present remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
State House
Augiustoot
AL 2 Gross
Bowden College
H. M. Tucker
State Department of Agriculture
M. PD. Jones
The Health Value of Blood Medicine
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a standard blood remedy for decades. It claims the medicine purifies the blood and boosts vitality, promising renewed health across organs and body systems after one course.
Milk Production Costs and Fair Pricing Discussed in Maine
Dr. Tetreau Portland health officer speaks on municipal ordinances regarding milk costs and fair dealer prices. A general discussion follows each address with a round table in the afternoon, of interest to milk inspectors and health officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Tetreau
Portland
Little Joan Woodbury hailed as film work wonder
Six year old Joan Woodbury of San Francisco touted by the San Francisco Newsletter as a perfect child for Motion Picture Utility Corporation roles at Pacific studios. She can swim dive ride horses and perform athletic stunts and is described as unspoiled imaginative and well educated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Joan Woodbury
San Francisco
Bath
Hiner Woodbury
Ships
Watel Richelieu
United States
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Motion Picture Utility Corporation of
Joan Woodbury
Elmer M. Woodbury
Hotel Richilieu
Motion V Picture Utility Corporation
Pacific Studios
Quotion Pictures
R. W. Jacoby
Motion Picture Utility Corporation
Hobart Bosworth
Joan
St. Francis
Golden Gate Park
Talks Berry Culture in Maine on Impossible Farm Land
Hr. A. Swanton of Westport addressed the Portland Chamber of Commerce board on small fruit and berry culture on so called impossible Maine lands. He described his work in this form of agriculture on sterile land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. A. Swanton
Westport
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Maine
Mr. Swanton
Evening School of Industries Sees Strong Attendance
Principal Ernest F. Kelley reports solid enrollment at Bailey Evening School of Industries and notes ongoing opportunities for enrollment in remaining classes with several yet to join this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Evening School of Industries
Ernest F. Kelley
Tle
Beacon Street Women Banquet Brings Missionary Appeal
About 70 women attended a Beacon Street Church vestry banquet on Tuesday night under the Women's United Missionary Societies. Edwin D. Hardin of Winter Street Congregational Church and Mrs T. W. Owens of Portland gave principal addresses. Pastor J. G. Rogers introduced society president Mrs. Kerman Crocker who led the program and urged missionary interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Church
Women's United Missionary Societies
Edwin D. Hardin
Winter Street Congregational Church
T. W. Owens
Portland
J. G. Rogers
Kerman Crocker
South Street Primary P T A Plans Sewing Machine
The South Street primary school P T A met Tuesday afternoon. Members discussed furnishing the room with a stove already installed and a sewing machine addition. Miss Jennie Foster's reading class presented an exhibition, and Dr Mullin spoke on cancer. Executives of three city P T A groups planned a joint protest over part time movement of pupils and other school issues to Bath Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Jennie Foster
8. S. Mullin
P.P. A
Bath Board of Education
City Hall
James Oliver Cromwell Dies After Fall and Illness
James Oliver Cromwell, 75, of Cox's Head died Wednesday morning at City hospital after being admitted on November 4. A native of Marrtown Georgetown, he was the son of Moses Cromwell. He moved to Cox's Head recently and had suffered from a fall causing an abscess in his leg. He is survived by a son, Stanley Cromwell of Portland, a brother, Calvin Cromwell of Bath, and a sister, Mrs. Esther Main of Bowdoin Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 2. Small
Small
J. E. Cornish
Higgins
Ruth McEwen
T. M. Millay
Mleetu
O. B.S
tCarmet
Mary T. Nealey
Charles Hackett
G. R. Cutler
F. JK. Jack
Clarence Blackman
Elsie Dickinson
KR. Ua. Dickinson
Bert Fulton
F. T. Johnson
Mount Verden
G. GG. Powers
Electa
Genesta
Bath
Given Co
John R. Stanwood
Arthur
Jack
Ida Cornish
Lysle Cornish
Los Angeles
Cal
May Duran
Vortland
L. LD. Small
Helen Townsend
Varinton
F. M. Fowle
James Oliver Cromwell
Cox's Head
City Hospital
Marrtown
Georgetown
Moses Cromwell
Stanley Cromwell
Portland
Calvin Cromwell
Esther Main
Bowdoinpunt
Ducks Ablaze at Merrymeeting Bay In Abundant Shoot Days
The scene at Merrymeeting Bay sees thousands of whistlers and black ducks, with hunters claiming the birds are wild and wary. Dr Mullin and Fred Wilson brought in seven ducks on Monday, while Fred Gilmore and Herbert McCabe netted four the same day. Game Warden Spinney took a black duck at the Georgetown marches on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Bay
S. Mullin
Fred Wilson
Fred Gilmore
Herbert McCabe
Spinney
Georgetown
Meeting Postponed For Community Club Auxiliary
Wilton G Bates was busy completing mason work at the new Winnegance community house causing a postponement of the auxiliary to the Community club meeting. It was rescheduled for one week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton G. Bates
Winnegance
Creditors' Collection Alliance seeks local collector
Creditors' Collection Alliance of New Haven Connecticut invites a local collector to assist an attorney in Bath and vicinity. Bond required. Good salary. Apply to Creditors' Collection Alliance New Haven Connecticut. November 2, 4 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creditors’ Collection Alliance of
New Haven
Conn
Bath
Creditors’ Collection Alliance
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Bowdoinham
Kendall Brothers
Elec
Tric Power
Bowdoinham Advertiser
Bowdoithus
Aiesbury
Columbia
Musketeers
Bowdoinham Post Road
Lincoln
Lange Street
Parent-Teacher Meeting
BOARD
Vanity Fair
Phoenix
Senter
Beacon Street
Parent-Teacher Association Meeting
Bath Dept. Store
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