Central Church Vesper Mirrors Buck Works In Melodic Service
The first Central Church vespers after noon featured Dudley Buck numbers performed by Miss Hall Mrs Appleton Mr Hill and Mr Shaw with soloists and church organist Miss Luce. A December 12 vesper will spotlight her organ selections and the next Sunday carols include Manney cantata The Manger Throne.
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Central Church
Dudley Buck
Miss Hall
Appleton
Hill
Shaw
Jesus
God
Hall
Israel
John Shaw
W. E. Hill
Debility and Pink Pills Touted as Restorative
Tired without rest and loss of vitality described as debility. Claims that Dr Williams Pink Pills restore blood and strength, with signs of recovery listed such as better appetite and brighter eyes. Offers free books and mentions a druggist supply. Also includes fragmented sports score and lineup with Morse High.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Morse High Dominates Brunswick 62 to 0 in Saturday Game
Morse High overwhelmed Brunswick High on Kelley Field scoring 62 points to none. Sullivan replaced Cass at left half while Lyden ran at quarterback as Morse shut down Brunswick with stout line play and five passes intercepted by Warren.
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Morse High
Kelley Field
Brunswick High
Brunswick
Morse
Jon Whittier
Sullivan
Cass
Lyden
Pinkham
Young
Warren
Moose Hold Lead In Park League Championship Race
The Moose top the Park League standings with the Redmen in second place as fans show unusual interest in bowling this season. Multiple exciting contests are held nightly alongside regular league games. In other news, John Pero and John Pinkham were arrested for alleged illegal liquor possession.
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Moose
Redmen
Funeral for Horatio A Patten Held at Curtis Rooms
Horatio A Patten died Sunday at age 63 years five months. The funeral was held Tuesday at 10 30 from Curtis undertaking rooms on Center Street. He was a native of the city, formerly employed in the ship yards. Survived by brother Frank Patten of Marion Massachusetts and sister Mrs Frank Simmons of Brunswick. Frank Patten and Mrs Patten accompanied by the funeral party arriving Monday.
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Horatio A. Patten
Curtis Undertaking
Center St
Patten
Francis Patten
Frank Patten
Marion
Mass
Frank Simmons
Brunswick
Mrs. Ann M. McLellan Dies at 79 in City
Mrs. Ann M. McLellan widow of John H. McLellan aged 79 died Sunday after a brief illness she had paralysis a week earlier. A native and longtime resident she was a Grace Church member active in charity and civic life. She leaves two half brothers Capt. John H. Snow Oakland Cal and Capt. Samuel Snow Sumner Washington. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2 30 from Grace Church.
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Ann M. McLellan
John H. McLellan
Mrs Margaret McCurdy 71 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Margaret C McCurdy widow of George A McCurdy died Monday at her Vine Street home after years of poor health. A native of Apalachicola Florida she lived in Bath for almost fifty years running a boarding house since her husband’s death thirty four years ago. Survived by sons Harry M Bath and George A New York and five grandchildren. Funeral 8:30 AM at St Marys Church.
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Margaret C. McCurdy
George A. McCurdy
Vine St
Appalachicola
Fla
Mnearly
Bath
Harry M
George A
New York
St. Mary's Church
Mrs Freeman White obituary from Pittsfield
Mrs Anne Dennett Hathorn White aged resident of Pittsfield died after weeks of illness at her daughter Mary Palmer's home on Somerset avenue. Born in Woolwich on August 17 1833 she was widow of Freeman White. She leaves five daughters including Mary Palmer and Lizzie White.
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Anne Dennett
Hathorn) White
Pittsfield
Mary Palmer
Somerset Avenue
Woolwich
Freeman White
Palmer
Lizzie White
Obituary Notice for Edna White and Relatives
Edna White and Mrs. Angie Percival of Pittsfield and Mrs. Ella Bailey of Wareham Mass. survive with two sons Alton White of Augusta and Arthur White of Montana. Also surviving are two sisters Mrs. Edwin Carleton and Mrs. Kate Trott and brother Edwin Hathorn all of Woolwich and three half-brothers Judson Hathorn Albert Hathorn and Miss Luetta Hathorn of Glen dive Montana. Mrs. White was a niece of the late Goring Hathorn of Pittsfield. Funeral services were from the Palmer home Monday at 11 am and interment followed at Village cemetery.
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Edna White
Angie Percival
Pittsfield
Ella Bailey
Wareham
Mass
Alton White
Augusta
Arthur White
Montana
Edwin Carleton
Kate Trott
Edwin Hathorn
Woolwich
Judson Hathorn
Albert Hathorn
Luetta Hathorn
Strange Attack Near North Street Church Defies Explanation
Mrs. Bertha Studley was assaulted near North Street Baptist Church as she returned home. Two men, armed with rope and a torn apron used as a muffler, bound her and tore her clothing before a rescuer freed her. Captain Wallace and T. M. Larsen aided, rope and apron turned over to police. Possible earlier attacks linked to the same corner raise further concern.
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Bertha Studley
North St
Willow St
North St. Baptist Church
Mrs. Studley
Hall and Pratt Wedding at Beacon Street Parsonage
Miss Margaret Hall and Howard W. Pratt were wed Saturday evening at eight at Beacon Street Methodist parsonage with Rev. T. N. Kewley officiating. The couple, after a reception at 49 Beacon Street, received gifts of glass, china, silver, and linen. Pratt, a Bath Iron Works boilermaker, is the son of Mr and Mrs CW Pratt.
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Margaret Hall
Howard W. Pratt
Beacon St. Methodist
T. N. Kewley
Leslie W. Hall
Beacon St
Pratt
W. L. Leeman
Morse High School
Mr. Pratt
Mras
CW Pratt
Bath Iron Works
Five Eclipses in 1916 Visible in Maine
The year 1916 will feature five eclipses with Maine seeing three of them. On January 20 a partial Moon eclipse will be visible, February 8 a total Sun eclipse visible as a partial, July 15 a partial Moon eclipse visible, July 29 an annular Sun eclipse invisible, and December 24 a partial Sun eclipse invisible.
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Maine
Overdue schooner Sadie C. Sumner Brings Pine Lumber
The Sadie C. Sumner, a three masted schooner under Captain Sweetland, arrived in Portland Sunday with 475000 feet of hard pine lumber for the Deering Winslow Company, ending a period of anxiety over the vessel and crew.
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Sadie C. Sumner
Sweetland
Portland
Deering-Winslow Co
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for recovery
Ironton Ohio resident reports improved health after a year on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she could not sit up due to female troubles and nerves but now works for others and feels better than in twelve years. She also recounts giving the remedy to her nervous daughter and endorses contacting the company for confidential advice.
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Ironton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rena Bowman
S. 10Th Street
Lydia E.pinkham
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