Veteran Bath resident James Bachelder dies after fall
James Bachelder longtime Bath resident and Civil War veteran died Wednesday night aged years following a fall that fractured his hip ten days earlier. He was born in West Gardiner and worked in shipbuilding before retirement. Survived by a daughter Mrs M O Glass and three sons, with funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM from 1522 High St.
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James Bachelder
Bath
Mr. Bachelder
West Gardiner
Sler
Abram
Susan Batchelder
James
Kennebec River
Bachelder
High St
M. QO. Glass
Edward J
Boston Water Works
Mrs. Lavender Robbins Dies at 77 in Bath
Mrs. Lavender Robbins widow of Everett Robbins aged 77 died after a long illness at her son Charles E. Robbins’s Russell Street home. A Gardiner native and M E Church member, she came to Bath twelve years ago with her son and later visited another son West before returning to Bath. She leaves two sons Charles E. Robbins and Lenville W. Robbins, a sister Mary M. Fickett of Litchfield, Me., and a brother Albert D. Gatchell of South Dakota. Funeral held at Charles E. Robbins’s home with Rev. N. B. Cook officiating. remains sent to Gardiner for interment. W. S. Glidden of Derry, N. H., visiting Bath on business.
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Charles FE
Lenville W. Robbins
Mary M. Fickett
Litchfield
Albert D. Gatchell
South Dakota
Doings Down Georgetown Way
Spinnes Brothers of Bay Point run a busy lobster clam and fish operation with six diggers at Sagadahoc Bay twelve on the river above Popham Beach two at Popham and workers from Bay Point. They ship 245 to in barrels of clams daily and praise headliners James Harrington and Charles Blaiscel as top diggers. They report strong lobster hauls with fish and lobster shipments to Massachusetts and Rhode Island markets and abundant herring for bait despite scarce lobster trap bait farther east.
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Bay Point
Sagadahoc Bay
Popham Beach
Popham
Baylomt
James Harrington
Charles Blais- Cell
Parner Head
Massachusetts
Roode Island
Seguin
Isdean Wiarken
Damariscotta
Boothbay
Little River
Thomas Reed
Five Islands
Ashley Watson
Boston
Kennebec Point
New York
Pond Island
Coe Hinnistone Somes
Hotel Riverside
Brunswick
Jay Point
College Town
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John J. Desmond
City Hall Square
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Beacon
China Department
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Derry, N. H
Georgetown Way
Sagadahoc
Herman Spinney
Bell Point
Riggsville
Stevens
Spinney
Ralph Spinney
C. M. Spinney
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Georgetown
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Agnes M. Jones
Trenton
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William H. Dearborn
Bath City Hospital
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Kennels Point
DD EH Toda
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Vermont
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Kenebero Point
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Fred Shaw
Charles Mains
Jesse Saunders
Ralph Legard
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Maine
Thomas Williams
Back River
Thomas Jones
Iynes M. Jones
Wendall P. Baker
Risysville
Edgar Drake
Long Island
Byron F. Barker
Samuel Cook
Indian Point
Five Island Neigh
Borhood
Edmund and
Elizabeth Tiooton Cook
Jam- Hee Deeb
Bowdoin
Adelaide Avery
Lisbon Falls
George Curtis
Durham
Doris Gras
Ia Osten
Mass
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Wood School
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West Paris
Michel Beal
Walter Rideout
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Edward Wright
Oakfield
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Pepi
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Webster
West Bowdoin
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Kelvin Lawrence
Charles Randall
Perley E
Baker
Athol
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Drummond Place
Hisner
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Porthind
Ruth Lewis
Wiscasset
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Mroo
BO Cromwell
Alfred Hall
Salem
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James Lawrence
Maine Central
Bata
Winter Street Bridge
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