Burial of Horace Berry noted at Georgetown Center
The burial of Horace Berry of Watertown occurred at Oak Cemetery Georgetown Center on Monday afternoon. Present from out of town were his widow and two daughters Mrs Maurice Hinckley and Mrs Marry L Horne. Berry, aged 59, died from gas in his Watertown garage last Thursday while cleaning his car. Funeral services were held at the Berry home in Watertown.
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Horace Berry
Watertown
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown Center
Maurice Hinckley
Marry L. Horne
Berry
John
Elmira Berry
Lewandos
Harry L. Horne
Bryant’s Pond
Wentworth Cushing
Charles Mains
A. K. P. Oliver
William O. Oliver
Oliver
Levi W. Powers
Bath
Riggsville Ladies’ Aid Society
Elsie B. West
H. A. Severance
Josephine Lewis
Boston
Susan Hagan
Frank Heald
Ellsworth B. Loveitt
Brunswick
Lydia F. Oliver
Albion Oliver
Augustus A. Todd
Annie M. Jones
Julia A
Ralph Reynolds
Howard G. Heald
Adam Welch
Westport
Lida Mains
Herbert Tilden
First Baptist Church
Tilden
Hattie E. Rowe
Hazel Groves
Fred Reid
Benjamin H. Woodside
William A. Todd
Hannaford
Shaw
The
Bath Tallow Co
W. C. Todd, Jr
Walter Oliver
Popham
George Oliver
Golding Sons Co
Royal Neighbors and Various Town Notes Mix of Local Events
Local items report Royal Neighbors of America meeting, skating on Phippsburg pond, and forecasts of open winter. Tug Seguin towed Lehigh 767 for stone to Tennants Harbor. Charities plan Dec 9 sale in Lincoln Hall. Smelt fishing on Kennison wharf remains good. Funeral services for Mrs. Pereau at 2 pm.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Phippsburg Center
Seguin
Lehigh
Tennants Harbor
Long Cove
People’s Baptist Church
Lincoln Hall
Kennison
David Pereau
Lemont St
Corliss Street ‘Church
Elizabeth Hodgkins
Middle St
Hospital Point
Norfolk
George W. Tucker
Bloomfield
N. J
Harry W. Tucker
Curtis
Stanley Bisbee
Rumford
Board of Trustees of Tuberculosis
Opera House
Office Bowling League
Texas
Hyde Windlass
Hyde Windlass Office
Guerin
Maine Central
Portland
Will H. Crocker
North Bath
Merrymeeting Bay
Bath Iron Works
C. E. Hacker
Hyde Windlass Co
Reed Nichols Co
Crocker
Campbell’s Pond
Raymond D. Cummings
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Mr. Cummings
Bath
Quincy
Washington
Messenger
Y.M.C.A
Real estate expedition on Lynde's Island ends amid cattle chase
Fred B. Reed led a party to Lynde's Island to inspect timber. Charles H. Oliver protected the group as a bull and cattle stampede chased the dog Jack. Historian Arthur Purington and others escaped unharmed as the explorers returned to safety by boat.
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Lynde’s Island
Fred B. Reed
Charles H. Oliver
Henry Carlton
Arthur K. Purington
Jack
Benedict Arnold
Kennebec
Reed
Carlton
Oliver
Purington
Dunton
Charles
Mr. Oliver
Bath
Bull
Hord
Arthur
Deer Hunters Report from Lexington and Nearby Areas
Vernon Gray felled two foxes near Winneganee Tuesday. Ray Campbell spotted deer near the Beach on Wednesday. George W. Dean and Edwin P. Hyde, who died last week at Lexington, with Herbert Dexter, shot a buck weighing 80 pounds and a doe at 130 pounds, returning Saturday with prizes. Percy Bailey near Woolwich on Stevens Plate fired at a big buck using buckshot. missed due to insufficient charges or bad powder.
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Vernon Gray
Winneganee
Ray Campbell
George W. Dean
Edwin P. Hyde
Lexington
Herbert Dexter
Percy Bailey
Meadow Road
Woolwich
Percy
Dr John B Walker of Thomaston Dies After 32 Years Service
Thomaston mourns the death of Dr John B Walker a Bowdoin alumnus class of 81 Psi Upsilon member and longtime physician at Maine state prison for 25 years He also practiced in Camden Bath and Phippsburg and leaves a widow Josephine E Percy without children Known for readiness in all weathers and his amiable nature the beloved physician passed after a lengthy illness in Thomaston Maine.
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Associated Press
Thomaston
John BE. Walker
Maine
New England
J. B. Walker
Bowdoin
Psi Upsilon
Kappa Chapter
D Walker
Camden
Dr. Walker
Josephine E. Percy
Ellis Percy
Minot
Walker
Phippsburg Center
Percy
Bath
Funeral held for James Bartlett of Jackman Mo
James Bartlett of Jackman Missouri died from internal injuries after a sawmill accident in Jackman. The funeral at Center Baptist Church Woolwich drew a large crowd. Burial followed at Laurel Grove Cemetery. He lived in Bath and Woolwich, leaves a widow and two daughters Charlotte and Helen.
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James Bartlett
Jackman
Center Baptist Church
Woolwich
Plinette Allen
Frank Whittum
John Reed
Alec Reed
Mabel Day
Edward
Fred Bartlett
Ellsworth
Winship Reed
Arrowsie
Moses Kennerson
Bath
Laurel Grove
Royal
Smith
Frank Card
Charlotte
Helen
Mrs Elden P Munsey Dies in Wisconsin Town
Mrs Elden P Munsey formerly Miss Rose daughter of Warren Coffin of Wiscasset died at her home in that town on Wednesday. She leaves a husband and four young sons.
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Elden P. Munsey
Rose
Warren Coffin
Wiscasset
Indian Relic: Antique Tomahawk Found in Gardiner Ground
J B Diffen, manager of Wellman building movers, discovered a buried metal implement during earthwork on Bridge Street in Gardiner. The rusted object, possibly a Viking battle-axe or Indian tomahawk, shows copper and iron fusion and a wooden handle rotted away. Portland's Charles B Sayward visited town Tuesday.
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Kennebec
J. B. Diffen
Wellman
Old South
Texas Yard
Gardiner
Bridge St
Hazzard Place
Farmers Protest Frees Farm Costs From Blame at Grange Session
The National Grange in Washington named a committee to defend farmers from charges they profit at consumers’ expense. It cites higher inputs and stagnant farm profits, argues two dollar wheat benefits none if labor and machinery costs keep rising, and defers a resolution opposing the Adamson law. Also, Grange backs farm loan limits for non citizens and opposes water power leasing bills. In maritime news, the Rockland schooner built by I L Snow & Co. was sold to Atlantic Maritime Co. of Boston and will be upgraded to a 700 hp motor craft with keel lengthened to 175 feet, launching next spring. Atlantic Maritime Co. also bought the W E & W L Tuck and witnessed Snow yard workmanship.
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National Grange
Washington
Sol Be
Grange
Shields and
Myers Waterpower
I. L. Snow & Co
Rockland
Atlantic Maritime Co
Boston
W. E
W. L. Tuck
Snow Marine Co
I. L. Stow & Co
Snow Yard
Maine Central yard crew changes prompt shifts
On Thursday there were several changes in the Maine Central yard staff. Horace L. Norton shifts from yard conductor to car inspector, replacing F. H. Hawkes who becomes a yard brakeman. Fred Danforth takes over as conductor due to ill health. Peter Gaudreau left for Portland to enter the Eye and Ear Infirmary for treatment to an eye and expects a two week absence.
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Maine Central
Horace L. Norton
F. H. Hawkes
Fred Danforth
Peter Gaudreau
Portland
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Winter service kept by Eastern Steamship Boston to New York
The Eastern Steamship Corporation will continue the Boston to New York service via the Cape Cod canal through the winter. The Mass achusetts and Bunker Hill will run daily except Sundays with reduced fares and stateroom prices. Old Colony and Northland will replace them later for the rest of the season, and two freight steamers will also operate to provide enhanced winter water freight service for New England shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Boston
Power company awaits poles for new lights by Christmas
Central Maine Light and Power aims to receive poles and fixtures for the new lights in time to install and illuminate them by Christmas. Thomas L. Grindle is visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
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Central Maine Light & Power
New Bunch
Thomas L. Grindle
Ellsworth
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Georgetown
I A. B. Buzzo
Golding Co
Otis Beane
Lynde's Island
Lynde
John E. Walker
Charles B. Sayward
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Mackinaws
Thompson Bros
Conley’s Specialty Store
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