Rev Dr O'Brien Leaves Bath for Brooklyn Pastorate
Rev Dr Francis W O'Brien and Mrs O'Brien relocate to Brooklyn where he accepts a pastorate at Greenwood Baptist Church They reside at St George Hotel and have met former Bath residents A large farewell at Union Square Baptist Church in Somaerville honored his four year ministry with gifts and a commemorative parchment passed by vote of November 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. O'Brien
Brooklyn
Greenwood Baptist Church
St. George Hotel
Bath
Capt
Hussey
St. George
Somerville
Union Square Baptist Church
Maine
Francis W. O’brien
O'Brien
W. P. McGeouch
McGeovch
J. A. Frazee
C. E. Marshall
Justin W
Frank Carnes
Frazee
McGeouch
William I. Brown
Percy E. Barnes
St. Thomas’ Church
Ernest Lyman Mills
Bk. F. Merriam
the Watchman and Examiner
Baptist Publication
Merriam
Francis William O’brien
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
William S. Brown
Justin W. Lovett
Fred W. Miller
Adolph T. Lange
Arthur O. Taylor
Harvey J. Moore
O’brien
N. Y
Salvation Army drive to raise 2500 in one day
The Business Men's Movement selects strong soliciting teams to raise two thousand five hundred dollars for the Salvation Army in a 24 hour campaign on November 29. Capt Freeman addresses tramp concerns and directs help to Salvation Army headquarters. Capt Bunker sells his share of Vineyard. R H Ingalls takes command. John A Slocum named captain and Charles Fortin Jr named first lieutenant in Brunswick CAC unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Movement
Salvation Army
Army
BE. C. Freeman
Portland
Capt. Freeman
Center St
10Th Co
C.A.C
Brunswick
Charles Fortin, Jr
Willis F. Roberts
Gatchell
Slocum
Bowdoin College
Fruit-a-tives touted as kidney remedy by Henry Dater
Henry Dater of 658 First Ave Troy New York praises Fruit-a-tives tablets claiming rapid relief from kidney trouble and constipation after one month of use He calls the product the greatest Kidney Remedy in the world and notes prices 50 cents per box 6 for 2 50 and 25 cents for a trial size Fruitsatives Limited Ogdensburg New York handles orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dater
Dater
Troy
N.Y
Fruitatives Limited
Ogdensburg
New York
Bath men file voluntary bankruptcies in U S district court
Fred C. Leonard of Bath petitions voluntary bankruptcy with $2406.11 liabilities and $1102.75 assets, listing Charles B. Varney Co. Milliken Tomlinson Co and John P. Squire Co. as principal creditors. Attorney E W Bridgham of Bath. John E. Conley of Bath also files voluntary petition with $1378.79 liabilities and $697 assets, listing Lincoln Williams Bath Grain Co Kimball Bros Co and George W Raymond as principal creditors. Attorney E W Bridgham of Bath represents petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Leonard
Bath
U. S. District Court
Portland
Charles B. Varney Co
Milliken, Tomlinson & Co
John P. Squire & Co
E. W. Bridgham
John E. Conley
Lincoln Williams
West Bath
Bath Grain Co
Kimball Bros. Co
George W. Raymond
Lewiston
Amusing Plot Of A Full House Thanksgiving Play
The Colonial Club Christmas tree fund benefit features A Full House a farce about a train wreck mix up of burglar tools a pearl necklace stolen by a burglar and love letters. Howell accidental owner of the burglar tools navigates mistaken identities with Ottilie Vera Ver non and Ned Pembroke as police close in. The plot hinges on a bag swap and a stocking transfer before a happy ending with witty lines throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Howell
Walter Murtaugh
King
H. A. Huse
Ned Pembroke
Lyle Johnson
Vera Vernon
Frances Parks
Ottilie
Lydia Tracey
Priscilla Kimball
Dissatisfied passengers stranded after train wreck at Falmouth Center
A rear end collision on a Maine Central Railroad freight train blocked 14 cars at Falmouth Center last Friday. Passengers on the Boston north bound train were forced into a snowstorm for over an hour, then moved to Cumberland Center and Brunswick before reaching Bath at 10:55. Senator Noble Maxwell of Richmond criticized the railroad's handling and planned to report to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C.R.R
Falmouth Center
Bath
Cumberland Center
Brunswick
M.C.R.R
Noble Maxwell
Richmond
Maxwell
Beacon Lights and Church Activities Highlight City News
The beacon lights at the auditorium mark a major improvement for the church, credited to the Ladies Aid and the men’s club. The Ladies Aid raised 65 dollars from a recent sale. Bible school attendance was high and plans for a Thanksgiving service include a Bible exercise titled Thanksgiving Scripture Pudding. Red Cross announces a nationwide Christmas box drive for 50 000 soldiers in Mexico and along the border with deadlines. Lighthouse notes Boston lightship to be retired for repairs with a relief lightship to follow, echoing past port safety actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid
Orrin Waters
Front St
Doreas Guild
Fret Bowie
Drummond St
Supt
Douglas
Mexico
Red Cross
United States
Columbus
New Mexico
Lighthouse Department
Boston
Portland
Bay State
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Bath Resident
Helpful words advertise Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for weak kidneys. Mrs. F. M. Purington of Bath testifies they have given fine relief over five years and she repeats her endorsement as one of the best kidney remedies. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
F. M. Purington
Middle St
Bath
Doan
James Slavin Dies After Illness At City Hospital
James Slavin, a city teamster for 12 years at the Kelley Spear yard, died Friday at City Hospital from pneumonia and lung trouble. Born in New Brunswick, he was 35 per a 1905 marriage record but colleagues say he was 45 or 48. He left a widow Annie James and three young children, with a brother Thomas in Middle Street. He lived on Lincoln Street and had worked exposed to harsh conditions at Blind Crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Slavin
City Hospital
Kelley Spear Yard
Annie James
Slavin
Lincoln St
New Brunswick
Thomas
Middle St
Mrs. Clemantine C Frost Passes at 73 in Boston
The body of Mrs. Clemantine Chandler Frost aged 73 died in a Boston hospital Friday afternoon. Born in Winthrop she was the daughter of Albert and Eunice Chandler and last of her family. She lived in Bath and Small Point long years and lately with her Turner daughter Mrs J A Durgin. Survived by two daughters Mrs J A Durgin and Mrs G H Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemantine Chandler Frost
Boston
Turner
Frost
Winthrop
Albert
Eunice Chandler
Bath
Small Point
J. A. Durgin
First Baptist sermons and Unity Guild events noted
Rev C Raymond Chappell preached a series at First Baptist on Some Famous Johns of History and last week the Christian Endeavor social in the vestry drew many youths. Unity Guild plans a Christmas sale on Dec 12 and meets Monday with Miss Lily Pray. Bath Y M C A seeks Bath volunteers for a Boston conference with Billy Sunday on Dec 12 and a special Dec 11 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
John Wickliff
First Baptist Christian Endeavor Society
C. E. Society
Unity Guild
Lily Pray
Maple St
Jeff Smith
Y.M.C.A
Billy Sunday
Boston
First Baptist Notes Unity Guild and Society Meetings
The Unity Guild gathered with Miss Lily Pray at 19 Maple St. The Woman's Missionary Society met with Mrs. E. B. Arnold at 894 High St. The Sewing Circle convened with Mrs. Herbert Norton on Marcia St. The Community Teacher Training Class met at the Y M C A with a seven o'clock start for this week, studying The Old Testament World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild
Lily Pray
Maple St
Woman’s Missionary Society
E. B. Arnold
High St
Phil
Herbert Norton
Marcia
Y.M.C.A
Miss Shorey Found Dead in Ellis Pond
Miss Bina M. Shorey, 50, a teachers from Athol, Massachusetts, is found to have drowned with suicidal intent after a two day search. Coroner J. W. Purdy confirms the cause. funeral held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert EB. Worrey
Massachusetts
Bina i M. Shorey
Athol
Ellis Pond
Miss Shorey
J. W. Purdy
Maine
Brown University
Castine Normal School
Africa
Herbert Worrey
Charles Wixom
Winslow
Sampson Drives First Team Over New Blind Crossing Road
EB H Sampson enjoyed the privilege of driving the first team over the new Blind Crossing road Saturday. He went out after the baggage and apparatus belonging to Supt Lathrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Sampson
Supt. Lathrop
Rafting Pair Arrives With 521 Piles for Texas Yard
McPhee and Goodwin, raftsmen up river, reached Monday at 12 30 with a raft of 521 piles for a Texas yard to drive spars 40 feet long. The raft towed from South Gardiner after midnight. men were cold and wet. EB C Plummer was in Portland Saturday on Grand Lodge K of P business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPhee
EB. C. Plummer
Portland
Grand Lodge
K. of P
Winter St Notes: Nequasset Church Socials and Meeting
The pastor led the Nequasset church service on Sunday afternoon. An orchestra for the Sunday School rehearsed for the first time. The Men's Class session drew 37 attendees. West Bath Grange plans to attend the morning service en masse. The annual church business meeting and roll call are set for Thursday evening December 7. A Lewiston contingent travelled by Pullman Sunday. one person was arrested for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
West Bath
Lewiston
Hiram A Walker brings starved pointer to Brunswick judge
Hiram A Walker of Brunswick led a weak pointer dog before Judge Keegan in the afternoon. The dog will be placed in Dr Watson's hospital in Brunswick until strong enough for adoption. The case recalls a prior complaint about not caring for a dog. The animal dashed into Alderman Ralph Covel's home and collapsed. Buick Sedan demonstrations in the city attract local interest. Curtis, nephew of Bath Garage Co machinist G C Davis, connected to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram A. Walker
Brunswick
Keegan
Dr. Watson’s Hospital
Ralph Covel
L.G. Buick Automobile
Bath Garage Co
Curtis
G. C. Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. O'Brien
Troy, N.Y
Wem
Mrs. Clementine ‘C. Frost
Elm Street
First Baptist
John A. Small
Bath and Brunswick Light and Power Co
Central Maine Power Co
Castoria
Fletcher
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Chichester S Pills
Chichester
Rand
Winter ST. Notes
A. B. Watson
Union Street
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
F. S. Curtis
Centre Street
Embalmer Telephone Connection
Cyrus W. Longley
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