Bowdoinham Fire Destroys Sagadahoc Fertilizer Plant
About 11 PM Friday a blaze swept the Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co stone house at the end of the iron bridge in Bowdoinham. Four to five auto trucks and the blacksmith shop were destroyed as gasoline tanks exploded. Loss estimated around $4,000 with $8,000 insurance. the owner plans spring rebuilding at the north end of the bridge. Local notices mention residents and events, including plays, church services, and community activities.
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Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Frank
Kendall
J. J. Cornish
Newtonville
Mass
Albert Henderson
Haines Landing
Brunswick
Georgia Berry
W. H. Gould
Topsham Fair
Pomona Grange
Coombs High School
Patty
Braithwait
Raymond Blodgett
James Trenderson
Mir
Frank Chamberlain
Beal
John Curtis
Pelee
Anigie Reed
Dorothy Williams
Patience Little
Muriel Beals
Helen Braithwait
Marie Purington
Hove
Fens
Vera Ackley Hyacinth
Wheelock
Electa Chapter
O. Els
Gehesta Chapter
Bath
WL. Dartan
I. A. Cannon
Kb. W. Warren
Yarmouth
Bowdoin
Gloucester
State Road
Baptist Church
Bowdoinham Baptist Association
Earl Johnson
Messrs Bishop
Clarence M. Fogg
Freeport
FE. M. Holman
I. T. Johnson
Methodist Church
Sandis
J. B. Mower
D. D
Waterville
Maine Baptist Missionary Convention
Earl Blodgett
Foal Small
Arthur Carr
Beverly
Bowdoin Lilly
Melrose
Methodist Sunday School
PT. Johnson
J. HE Ames
Lillian Barrett
Jessie Ames
Ida Fowle
Deehan
Gentral Maine Power Co
AL Palmer
Path
Elpy Rendall
Miss Ta Fowle
Tay
Bowdoinham in 1888 Weekly Advertiser Excerpts
Report of a school exhibition led by Miss L Carr in Bowdoinham with singing recitations and dialogues. Community events include Mo Eleirele officers chosen, Bible day at the Baptist church, and visits from Patrick Neal of Poulton. A cider theft damaged Ruel Williams’ Maine street cider mill. The high school closes after twelve weeks. A lecture on Italy is announced. A Republican Victory parade with stars and stripes hats, guided by Harrison guards, marches in the town with music by Bowdoinham brass band.
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Towdoinham
Tharday
L. Carr
Stz
G. L. Hinkley
Mars
Pratt
William Wood
AL HL Drummond
Martin Bibber
Baptist Church
Patrick VP Neal
Poulton
Pred O'Neal
G. F. Jenkins
Maine Street
Williams
T. F. Jones
M. BE
Italy
Augusta Couple Hurt In Crash Near Dead MInors Curve
Me, and Mrs Vo Cameron of Augusta were injured when a touring car collided with a route driven by Herbert J Pall of Bath. The Thornton car was wrecked and six people were in the vehicles. Cameron and Thornton suffered suspected fractures and were taken to Augusta City Hospital for treatment.
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Vo. Cameron
Anegusta
Ghey Weae
Herbert J. Pall
Bath
Dandi Commer
Bondoutagn
Pena
Vic Camuerons
Debi
Whornton
Webster Street
Taasiston
Mir
Phornton
Nofersat Palen
Donhim
Thornton
Mar
Mrs. Cameron
Trish
Camerons
Augusta
Augusta City
Nernys
Hall
WLIL
Bonney
Federaal
Woolwich Hat Comedy Set for Tuesday Night at Nequasset
Woolwich will host the musical comedy The Story of a Hat Tuesday night at 8 in the Congregational church Nequasset under John Carter. Cast includes Ruth Dunbar, Alice Jones, Bertram Crocker, Millard Hanson and others as townspeople and choir members.
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Nequasset
John Carter
Miss Styleater
Ruth Dunbar
Henry Dubar
Mr. Low
Lemuel Stinson
Miss Smiley
Miss Loffer
Thompson Accepts New Draftsman Position at Paper Co
Harry K. Thompson, eight years with Lath Tren Works, Ltd. hull drafting force, completed duties Saturday noon and began Monday as draftsman with Pejepscot Paper Co. Card covered the Bath drown Works, Ltd. accepting Mr. Thompson’s departure. Mrs. Charles Oliver pursed Wednesday in Porthaone.
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Harry KE. Thompson
Hull
Lath Tren Works, Ltd
Pejepscot Paper Co
Card
Bath Drow Works, Ltd
Thompson
Mysterious fire destroys house on North street extension
Fire heavily damaged a story and a half dwelling owned by Earl Allen in Lewiston. Investigators, led by Chief Parks, sought the origin after initial reports of home brewing were unfounded. Fire crews from Combination No. 4 assisted, drawing water from the brook to fight the blaze.
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North Street
Earl Allen
Lewiston
Parks
Combination No. 4
Clarence Merrill
Mitchell sixth grade spelling match figures prominently
At Mitchell school Miss Mary Keane supervises a Friday spelling match in a double elimination format. Miss Phyllis Wright captained one team spelling down all opponents including Miss Charlotte Dordeth the opposing captain. Wright remained unbeaten through the match and is slated to lead with Annie Plant in next week’s contest alongside new captains Cromette Pottte and David Sprague.
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Mitchell School
Phyllis Wright
Charlotte Dorthe
Edna Lallowell
Miss Wright
Miss Pottle
Annie Plant
David Sprague
Cromette Pottte
Capt Quick sails Berengaria toward Marseille to command MV Bluebird
Captain Richard Quick sails from New York aboard the Berengaria for Southampton and Paris on a trip to Marseille where he will take command of the MV Bluebird built in Seattle for the French government. The vessel has been purchased by a New York syndicate and will head back to the country via Trinidad to load phosphate rock for a Gulf port. George A. Churchill was in Lewiston on business Friday.
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N. B. Trabey
Reading
Mass
George Weeks
Canaan
Alice Pratt
Cumberland Mills
Portland
John Smalley
New Gloucester
Smalley
State Road
Kendall’s Wharf
O. Purinton
Lewiston
Ralph Currier
Haverill
J.T Ames
Wallace
Bath
Judge Ames
George Dtd Purinton
Methodist Quarterly Conference
TR Teol
Holt
Ptl Rogerson
Althea Lucille Rogerson
Wlw
Brown
Bruunswick
Marion
Udita
Richard
Uick
New York
Puesday Fereneon
Berengaria
Southsupton
France
Paris
Marseille
Bluebird
Seattle
Wash
Prench
Quick
Trinidad
Gulf
Prof Woodruff of Bowdoin Dies
Frank E. Woodruff, 68, Bowdoin College Greek literature professor since 1887, died at his Brunswick home after a brief illness. He served Brunswick as superintendent of schools and as a state representative, and held roles with Bowdoin, Andover Theological Seminary, and the American School at Athens. He leaves a wife, two sons, and a daughter. a longtime church deacon and club member, his death followed a fallow week of health.
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Frank E. Woodruff
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Prof. Woodruff
Bowdoin
Eden
William H
Salome A. Martin
John Woodruff
Underhill
Frank L. Martin
Frank F. Woodruff
Underhill Academy
University of Vermont
Plainfield
Barre Academy
ISST
Union Theological Seminary
Europe
University of Berlin
ISSZ
Athens
American School of Classical Studies
Ellen Eliza Hamilton
Taraden
Wooodruff
PSSS
Andover Theological Seminary
Andover
Joseph Merrill
Bangor Theological Seminary
Americ Philogical Association
The
Archeologics Iestitute of America
American School At
Greece
Maine Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
First Parish Congregational Church
Brunswick Benevolent Association
Town and College Club
Brunswick Golf Club
Brunswick Club
Delta Psi
Psi Beta Rhagpa
Woodruff
John I. Woodraff
Karre, Vt
Robert P. Woodruff
New York
Miss Hedith Woodruff
New York City
Two Bath Girls Accept Hunter Licenses In City Clerk Office
Two Bath girls registered as hunters at the Bath City Clerk John W. Gilmore’s office. Named are Lillian Cobaltin and Gertrude Mae Ewie. Other recent registrants include William H. Kelsey Kerman W. DeWolf William F.B. Rowe Edward A. Blake Milton Savage CoS. Cushing Robert Roderick Linwood Jourdain Ralph O. Dale George Stetson Frank M. Wakefield Leslie White Frank A. Sicks Reginald Cote.
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Bath
John W. Gilmore
Lillian CC Cobalin
Gertrude Maeewie
William 8. Kelsey
Kerman W. DeWolf
William FB. Rowe
Edward A. Blake
Milton Savage
Cos. Cushing
Robert Roderick
Linwood Jourdaiin
Ralph O. Dale
George ©. Stetson
Frank M. Wakefield
Leslie KB. White
Frank A. Sicks
Reginald Cote
Eagles Whist Tournament Winners Named
In other Eagles whist tournament Thursday night Mrs. Margaret Seaman and Matthew Gallant won. Nora Love and Ira Thayer had the low scores. Dancing followed with Perkins’ orchestra playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Seaman
Matthew Gallant
Nora Love
Ira Thayer
Perkins
Creditors' Collection Alliance seeks local collector
New Haven based Creditors' Collection Alliance invites a Bath area applicant to assist their attorney. A bond is required. Good salary offered. Apply at Creditors' Collection Alliance New Haven Conn 11 2 4w.
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Creditors’ Collection Alliance of
New Haven
Conn
Bath and
Creditors’ Collection Alliance
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Maine
William Allen
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Standard Oil
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Mission of the Open Door
Wiscasset
Moody Bibile Institute of Chicago
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Chicago
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Porthaone
George AL Churchill
Bowden
Commission of New England Colleges
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Bath Dept. Store
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