Cumberland Club Will Stand Trial On Nuisance Charge
The Law Court ruled the Cumberland Club must stand trial on a nuisance claim arising from a High Street locker room with liquor inventories. The case follows a 1913 seizure and a 1914 plea of not guilty, with a 250 locker room and about 1000 bottles of intoxicants owned by members. The decision clarifies that a club house can be a liquor nuisance even if access is limited to members.
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Cumberland Club
Maine
Law Court
Samuel L. Bates
Col
William C. Eaton
Club
Savage
C. J
Incorporated
Wilson
Winter Street
Dean Sills
Bowdoin College
Local Jottings and Community Notices Chronicle Bath Area
A sequence of local items recounts social visits including Mrs. William R. Dean hosting at Washinton Street and the Unity Guild meeting at Miss Winnie Durgin's home. Woolwich fair plans, church societies activities, and a Manchester visit are noted along with a train schedule shift affecting Rockland and Maine Central crews.
Pushard and Day Tie The Knots In Boston
Oscar P Pushard and Miss May E Day wed Monday evening in Corliss Street Church with Rev B P Browne officiating. Loring Pushard served as best man and Bertha Pushard as bridesmaid. The couple will live at 176 Middle Street.
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Oscar P. Pushard
May E. Day
Boston
B. P. Browne
Corliss Street
Loring Pushard
Bertha Pushard
Pushard
G. G. Deering Co. Yard
Middle St
Bath Notices and Ship Tow Details Highlight Local News
The Bath area reports a busy week with Ladies' Aid meeting at the jailorinery, Captain Dunton home from Boston on vacation, and Thoreau style street life. Tow movements include tug Murrell and Seguin bringing Northern Light and other craft for Boston and Norfolk, plus gravel and lumber trades. Bowdoin enrollment hits a record, 584 total, with seniors 79, juniors 81, sophomores 87, freshmen 135. notable rise over last year. Funeral for Mrs. Mary J. Sidley held in Brunswick. out-of-town relatives attend. Fred G. Swett notes Bath High School football standout Charlie Fitzgerald at Georgetown. cut shown in Washington Sunday Times. Cotton screen windows discussed as low-cost school ventilation. humidity and dust reduced. Old Homestead play slated for Bath Opera House next Wednesday, with veteran-stage manager J. W. Frankel arranging tour, under Denam Thompson’s son Frank, featuring a long-running cast.
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Beacon Street
Jiarsomiree
Bath
George HH. Dunton
Boston
Murrell
New England Coal & Coke Co
Atween
Norfolk
Seguin
Northern Light
South Gardiner
Skowhegan
Bowdoin
Orient
Mary J. Sidley
W. D. Hinckley
Middle St. Court
S. A. Evans
People’s’ Baptist Church
Brunswick
H. A. Huse
L. S. Higgins
Laura Hughes
Frank Simonton
Portland
Fred G. Swett
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Charlie Fitzgerald
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Fitzgerald
Fordham
Washington Sunday Times
J. W. Frankel
Old Homestead Co
Bath Opera House
Denam Thompson
Frank
Annie Thompson
Maine
Mystery Night Labor Day Deepens in Town
A deep mystery dates back to the night before Labor Day as residents share rumors and unresolved clues. Local vendors report busy fronts with music and painters along saga dahoe block fronts while merchants anticipate strong winter quarters.
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Portland
Sagadahoe
Bia Sete
Laura H
Kimball Field
High St
Thomas Mains
Woolwich
Kimball Barn
Bostons
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Braves
Boston
Cold snap and local notices evoke town life in Bath
The piece sketches a week of Bath happenings from chilled ponds and wintry streets to civic doings. It notes shipments, church fundraising, river ferry work, yacht movements, and a jail to state hospital transfer while recalling local dignitaries and maritime activity in early autumn.
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Brunswick High School
Boothbay Harbor
Parker’s Flats
Bert Stone
Bangor
Cyrus Winch
Winch
Moosehead Lake
J. Edward Wakefield
Somerville
Frank S.wakefield
South Sty
Agnes Mallon
East Braintree
New Meadows
A.M
Carolyn
Hake
William R. Dean
Doral Guld
Washinton St
Universalist
Simone Puts
Ofty
Tolvad DH
Cato Sethipibentee
Rutharbatt
Thani
Malden
Merrymeeting Bay
Unity Guild of the
First Baptist Church
Winnie Durgin
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Gertrude S. Chapman
Grove St. Woolwich
Hotel de Shad
West Woolwich
Bathites
Tuessie Hall
Maine Central
H. W. Merry
H. W. Hall
Arthur Berry
Bae
F. Haggett
H. W. Smith
Dow
C. T. Copeland
A. &. Anthony
Rifteen
J. F. McCole
Charles Fitzgerald
C. C. Toothaker
James Farrell
Manchester
Charles M. McCormick
McCormick
Mary Mullaney
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Esquire
Five Islands
William Mann
Central Maine Pythian Jubilee Association
Auburn
Cumberland County Board of Fire Underwriters
National Board
Board of Trade Rooms
Rockland
Knox & Lincoln
The
Courier- Gazette
Titan
Ter Atety
North End
Hockomock
Down Town
Boston Post
Lewis Greely
Orr's Island
Greely
Epurh
Pridiv
Lakhs
Powel
Bath Coaal
Lydia M. Deering
Barbadoes
Fanny
Bowen
Chase
Chevenne
N.S
Weymouth
People’s Baptist Church
H. E. Worrey
Ward VI
Albany
N. Y
Hudson
C. W. Clifford, Jr
Linden Stewart
Eit
W. C. Philbrook
A. J. Court
Sagadulhios County
Samuel T. Hinckley
Ancusta
State Hospital For the Insane
Plissi Mavis
Warren ©. Philbrook
Comines
Supreme Judicial Court
Justicvee Philbrook
Supreme Court
Banker
Europe
Ransom B. Fuller
Linscott
Houghton’s Wharf
Fuller
Eastern Steamship Corporation
New England Co
Eagle House
Harrington
O. C. Moore
George H. Corbin
A. W. Lowe
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