Fire Ends Life of 92 Year Old Woman in Bath Burnings
A 92 year old woman, Mrs Lilley, died after severe burns sustained in a fire at the home of Valmore D Hinkley in Middle Street Bath. Firefighters responded quickly but the blaze worsened as the woman was found unconscious and later died in the hours after the incident. Survivors include three daughters and one son with the family tracing back to Depnasville Madison and Sagadahoc Bay.
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Valmore LD
Hinkley
Middle St. Court
Driver O'Brien
Combination Four
Water St
Lilley
John Place
Dottor Pennslew
Mary 4
Silleyv
Depnasvillie
Madislie
Samueth Ft
Silles
Wis
Sagadahoor Bay
Sisley
Brunswick
Bath
Lira E. Highes
Portland
Eugene Perkins
Valmore D. Hinkley
Lincoln Lilley
Turner
Maine
Obituary: John O'Brien of Portland Passes After Illness
John O'Brien 46 died in Bath City Hospital after blood poisoning from an injury. A Portland native, he worked at Editon & Strout oil cloth factory, then as steward of Sagadahoc Club and clerk of the Columbia Hotel. Survived by widow Lillian McNeal and three children Joseph Edward Mary C and William J. also his father and two brothers William J and Matthew, plus two aunts. Funeral arrangements pending as relatives gathered from Portland and Prince Edward Island.
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John O'Brien
Bath
John
Mary Harrington O'Brien
Lortland
Portland
William J. O’brien
Sagadahock Club
William J
Columbia
Center St
Lillian McNeal
Prince Edward's Island
John O’brien
Ruth
Jephn O Brien
Maine General Hospital
Porthiod
Gardiner Paper Sold to Bethel Businessman
Ernest W. Morrell announced the Gardiner Reporter-Journal sold to Ernest C. Bowler of Bethel. Bowler, a former Maine legislator, will remodel the paper. Morrell ran the paper for 46 years and is famed for his editorials and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Morrell
Gardiner Reporter-Journal
Ernest C. Bowler
Bethel
Maine
Morrell
Maine Press Association
Bowler
Mrs Frank Brown Dies After Long Illness At 676 Washington
Mrs. Frank Brown aged 67 years 7 months 22 days died Sunday morning at 676 Washington St after a lengthy cerebral hemorrhage illness. She lived in Bath previously, survived by husband Frank Brown daughter Rosa Fitz son Athan H Brown and three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 10 from the family residence with burial at local cemetery.
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Helen A. Brown
Washington St
Bath
Thomas J
Sarah F. Tucker
L. H. Tirther
Nash
Frank Brown
Rosa Fiz
Aythan H Brown
Atin Ph Pieler
Mas
Mrs. Brown
Widow Rosella Rideout Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Rosella widow of Rufus K P Rideout of this city died Sunday at her home 123 North Street after a long illness. She was born in Brunswick 76 years ago and raised in Bath before settling here. She was respected in a wide circle of friends and relatives. The funeral was held from her home on Tuesday. Various railway conductors and crews were mentioned in the local notices as part of routine tributes.
Two Boys Injured By Electric Car On Rose Street
A five year old Davis boy and a Lewis family companion were riding a boy’s wagon when it crossed the Washington Street trolley line near Marr’s Hill. The Davis boy was struck on the hip and bruised. the Lewis boy was unharmed. Alphonso Burnham, the wagon rider’s stepfather, blamed no one and a doctor said injuries were not serious.
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Winneganee
Davis
Everett Lewis
Rose St. Hill
Washington St
Marr's Hill
Hawley Homestead
Rose St
Lewis
Alphonso Burnham
Peaslee
Asin
G Bate
Sewall’s Samoa Appointment Echoes in Bath Conversation
A Bath visitor at Berry Mill road overheard talk about Harold M. Sewall being appointed consul general at Samoa by President Harrison. The remark recalled Sewall’s earlier removal under Cleveland and framed his reinstatement as a public morale boost amid local political tensions.
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Massachusetts
Bath
Berry Mill Road
Sewall
Lewiston
Harold M. Sewall
Samoa
Harrison
Cleveland
Semetaurs Bayard
Ited
Bath Independent reports B. I. W. champions with 19 to 13 win
The B I W baseball team defeated Defiance 19 to 13 on Kelley Field to clinch city champions by going four games from five, with Oliver delivering a home run. Manager Ralph Boardman guided the team through the season amid doubts about its future and called for better field maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Kelley Field
Hyde Windlass
Oliver
Ralph Boardman
Boardman
Bath
How Pinklets Help Against Auto Intoxication
An article explains intestinal auto intoxication as a cause of headaches and dizziness. It cites constipation and excessive meat as key factors and promotes Pinklets laxative as a gentle, non grasping aid to stimulate natural excretion. It advises regular use to correct constipation and offers purchase by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co. for 25 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Estate of Elizabeth G. Trott Administratrix Seeks Distribution
Ellen J. Trott of Woolwich petitions Sagadahoc Probate Court to determine heirs and shares of a residuary estate of Elizabeth G. Trott, deceased. The filing lists cousins and relatives across Maine and California and requests distribution per law. A separate Bath Probate Order calls for final accounting and petition for balance distinction of Thurza Crockett estate.
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State OF
Maine
Sapudihoe
Chiara Nogee
Bowdoinhiam
Helen Tsadore Page
Owdoinham
Geersubs
Elon Ty Cornish
Biondottuhatin
Sagadahoc
Bath
Ida Ed. Morse
Eugene H. Morse
James
Lowiele
Ellen J. Trott
Woolwich
Elizabeth G. Trott
Alfred Trott
Portland
Cleveland Trott
Kennebunk
William J. Trott
San Francisco
Cal
John W. Trott
Richmond
Nancy J.gilpatric
A. D
Sugadahoe
State OF Maine
Sagadahoe
Joseph M. Trott
Withi
Chirence BE. Sawyer
Thurza Crockett
Topshian
James S. Lowell
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Reporter-Journal
Rufus K. P. Rideout
George
Dudley Hhies
Rumford
O'S
Tainter
BOY Coasters
Virgio de Paine
Harriet Jackson
Ruth ‘Yard
New Meadows
Siavwadihoe
Alice M. Welter
Said
Raehaehe
Sid
Tedd
Festite
Edward Ring
Gardiner
George Ring
Litchfield
Allee M. Webber
Alice M. Webber
Chas. ID. Newell
Notary Public
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Shaw
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A. J
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Glidden
Sagiudialoc
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Sadd
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Oper
James SS. Lowele
Judee
Lyhus W
Thomas’ Electric Oil
Joan
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William T. Donnell
James B. Drake & Sons
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Margaret HH. Pariington
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Mage
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Sagidihoe
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Register
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Props
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N.Y.C
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Probatte Court
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Topsham
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