Thorne's Head Bought for Summer Estate in Bath
Henry C Rowe and wife have purchased Thorne's Head and surrounding land totaling about 200 acres in Bath Maine as a site for a summer residence. The purchase includes parcels from several owners and aims to preserve the local natural beauty while the Rowes seek a climate-friendly retreat from Florida and Connecticut summers.
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Henry C. Rowe
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White Mountains
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Hudson River
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United States
Thorne’s Head
Henry W. Howard
Thomas Baker
J. S. Lowell
Henry W. Hanson
Williams Whitney
Rowe
Rally Day Observed At Central Church Sunday
Central Church held a rally day with over 500 gladiolas and autumn leaves for decoration. Rev. D. L. Wilson delivered a timely sermon on A Passionate Zeal for Service. A crowded noon rally featured a school program with orchestra, readings, songs, and recitations led by Superintendent Hittin 266 and others.
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Morse High Defeats Rockland In Clean Standout Game
Morse High School overwhelmed Rockland 20 0 on their home field in a fast clean contest. Cass and Leyden scored Morse first half touchdowns with Sullivan directing plays and a late pass to H Jackson for another score. Morse dominated time of possession and shown improved backfield chemistry as Rockland rallied but could not break through.
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Gould
Doherty
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Barbour
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Kalloch
Nichols vs Sonia slander case overruled exceptions
The Maine Law Court dismissed the Nichols vs Sonia case by overruling the plaintiff’s exceptions in a Sagadahoc County slander action. It held the declaration defective for failing to name the specific court or proceeding of the alleged false swearing, citing Small v. Clewly.
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George C. Nichols
John Sonia
Lee
Small
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Edward W. Bridgham
Gogorza Suffering From Appendicitis Confines Singer at Home
Senor Emilio de Gogorza, ill with catarrhal appendicitis, is confined to his North Street home and unable to appear as soloist at the Maine Musical Festival in Portland. He fell ill after a Bangor concert and was ferried home by ambulance from Brunswick. His wife and maid nurse his care, with Dr. Lincoln attending. Madame Eames offered to sing the postponed matinee portions if needed.
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Obituary for Mrs. Charles Bohm at Sentinel Island lighthouse
The body of Mrs. Charles Bohm wife of the Sentinel Island lighthouse keeper was brought to Juneau and funeral services are planned at Young's Undertaking Parlors between 3 and 4 this afternoon. She died September 1 after a cancer battle. Born January 19 184? in Bath Maine she married there in 1883. Bohm has served in Alaska 12 years and previously worked for the ferry between Juneau and Douglas.
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Bath Officials Improve Roads in Five Island News
Local Bath automobilists report extensive road work by Five Island officials. Capt A P Greenleaf traveled from Boothbay to Bath by boat Norman II for a Fair excursion. Mystery surrounds Schwab visit to Bath amid smoke signals and related events.
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Schwab
Bath
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E. A. Farrar
Lewiston
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Auburn
Crosby
Wesley Church
Freeland O. Stanley
Newton
Mass
Fr. E. Stanley
Stanley
Lewiston Journal
Local Social Notes Move Through Boston Portland and Beyond
Mrs. E W Hyde returns from Boston as Mrs J F Skhofield and others visit Parker Head. Miss Hazel Wing and Florence Dunton tour Portland land while Capt John Shaw travels to Fruitdale California. Miss Sarah Lermond visits Portland guest of Mrs Frank Little. Mrs Roy Mayers returns from Portland. Mrs R W Coffin and daughters visit Worcester. L E Buck resumes electrical duties at L A W power house. A E Doyle substitutes. Ethel Belanger resumes duties at Conleys after Boston Somerville trip and visit with Mr and Mrs Thomas Asbury. Eugene the baby named. Mrs Charles H Reed in Richmond showcases antiques including a wedding chest and old chairs.
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Parker Head
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Portlandland
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Fruitdale
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Portland
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Roy Mayers
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Sophia
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Mass
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Conley
Somerville
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Asbury
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Richmond
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Obituary of Frank A. Goddard East Harpswell ice merchant
Frank A. Goddard died at age 61 years 10 months at his East Harpswell home. He was a native of West Bath son of the late Robert and Elizabeth Goddard and an ice merchant. He leaves a widow three sons Harold E of Winthrop Mass Clarene and Howard A of East Harpswell two sisters Mrs Lizzie Emery and Mrs Juey Meteod of Avon Mass and one brother in Astoria Oregon The funeral was held Tuesday at ten o'clock from the residence with interment in the city.
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Clarene
Howard A
Lizzie Emery
Juey Meteod
Avon, Ma
Astoria
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Mrs Hattie Richardson Remembered By Waltham Society
The obituary notes Mrs Hattie Moore Richardson of 290 West 12th Street New York City died recently in New York City. She was the eldest daughter of Horatio Moore former president of the Waltham Watch Co and a prominent Waltham social figure who visited Bath at her cousin Mrs Elisha Clarke's home. The item also lists naval names given to destroyers in construction and reports a WCTU meeting held at 681 Washington Street.
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Elisha Clarke
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