Getchell v Dana court case and Bath indictments described
Supreme Judicial Court trial details Getchell versus Dana over a $1000 personal injury claim from a belt accident at Dana wood yard. Jury returned verdict for the defendant. Other items include murder defendant Hinckley to remain for sanity observation, injunctive hearing on Washington Street turnout, and a grand jury reporting nine indictments plus local sentencing in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Joseph H. Spates
Orville Spates
Edward J. Lee
Sam Gordon
Bath
Supreme Judicial Court
Getchell
Sam Hinckley
Hinckley
Barnes
Harmon's Harbor
State Hospital
John Norris
John Norris of the Sheriff's Force
Auagusta
Prerce Watson
Norris
Edward Hobbs
Frank Crosby
Richmond
Court House
Washington St
W. B. Skelton
Railroad
E. C. Plummer
William Dugan
Henry Labrie
Joseph Tardiff
Thomas Lacey
Mitchell King
Michael Arsenault
John Guernsey
Bowdoinham
George Wilson
Obituary for Doreas E Pratt of Lowell
Doreas Elizabeth Pratt aged 39 years 3 months 16 days wife of Fred H Pratt Jr died at home after eight months illness. Born in Boston daughter of Daniel and (blank) Miller she lived in Lowell since childhood. She belonged to Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Genesta Chapter O E S and attended Elms Street Baptist Church. Survived by parents a sister Mrs Harry Williams a brother Daniel Miller Jr husband and five children Ralph M Dorothy E Evelyn May Earl A and infant Clarence F. Funeral today at 2 30 from 21 Walker St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doreas Elizabeth Pratt
Fred H. Pratt, Jr
Walker St
Boston
Daniel Miller
Lowell Temple
Pythian Sisters
Genesta
O.E
Elms Street Baptist Church
Harry Williams
Daniel Miller, Jr
Ralph M
Dorothy E
Evelyn May
Earl A
Clarence F
Local Bath Notes and Whose Who Snippets
Local items from Bath include Topaze sold to a New York man and mackerel in markets. Reports cover a Bath Industrial Corp. meeting and the Nirvana yacht anchoring off K Y C. Fire crews saved 30 cords of wood as ten acres burned near Nutting mill tops.
Winter Cribbage Clubs Open as Busy Season Begins
Cribbage clubs start winter play while Silhouettes fetch 25 and 50 cents at the Fair. The long brown tenement at Commercial and Marion Sts. owned by F. B. Swett is being refilled. Fires at Lovers' Retreat burn fitfully for two weeks. A joint meeting of Grace Church Ladies Aide and Woman's Auxiliary planned for Friday afternoon. The Hockomock ferrying 5,041 autos through Wednesday, aiming to beat last year. Sail-related fire damages Lydia M. Deering at Widgery’s wharf. A Bath anecdote recalls a barn fire caused by a lantern. Avesta line annual meeting elects officers. A Bath boy’s kittens tale details. Knights of Columbus whist party successful. Halloween event planned. Revenue cutter service notes Woodbury to operate Portland station. Androscoggin undergoes overhaul in Baltimore with new wireless set and staterooms. will patrol Grand Banks after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
Marion Sts
F. B. Swett
Lovers’ Retreat
Ladies’ Aid
Woman's Auxiliary of Grace Church
Hockomock
Woolwich
Lydia M. Deering
Widgery’s
Portland
Waldo County
Avesta, Gardiner & Boothbay Steamboat Co
Walter M. Sanborn
Augusta
George A. Lintner
William B. Berry
Henry T. Elmore
W. B. Berry
G. A. Lintner
W. M. Sanborn
Arthur Tetrault
F. H. Kimball
Joseph Nelson Hall
Mr. Hall
Boston Post
Bath
Knights of Columbus
Philip Murphy
Charles Fitzgerald
Katherine Kelley
Charles Daulphin
Martin O’laughlin
Knights
Henry Biggins
E. J. Fitzgerald
Peter Flaherty
Monroe Royal
E. Couture
Revenue Cutter Service
Woodbury
Androscoggin
Baltimore
Grand Banks
Annual Woolwich Sunday School Convention Program
The Woolwich Georgetown and Arrowsic Sunday School Association outlines a day at Woolwich Center Baptist Church with devotional services, welcome remarks, addresses, music, reports, elections, and a closing round table. If stormy, the convention will be held the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Georgetown
Arrowsi
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Wilson M. Wright
Entertaining Church
Frank R
Five Islands Topics Tidbits From a Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Quimby of Adams Mass occupy his mothers cottage for a brief outing. Mrs Alfred McMahan came from Jamaica Plain with her husband to manage the ice cream parlor. Mr and Mrs Fred O Williams of Cambridge were at their summer home for a short stay. L H Rowe and wife plan a Boston trip this Saturday. Mrs W E Rowe and Miss Waritssa E Davis visited Bath Columbus Day. Planting of bulbs marks the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quimby
Adams
Mass
Alfred McMahan
Jamaica Plains
Fred O. Williams
Cambridge
L. H. Rowe
Boston
W. EF. Rowe
Waritssa BE. Davis
Bath
Columbus Day
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supreme Court
Kennebec Towage Co
Mulligan’s
Commodore Clifford
New York
Bath Industrial Corporation
Richardson
Nirvana
Seguin
St. Croix
Beacon St
Ladies Aid
Nellie Webber
Elmer Rich
John J. Williams
Margaret Carll
Park Board
Lover's Retreat
Oren T. Despeauy
Brunswick
Dunlap Commandery
K.T
Masonic Hall
O’cloeck
United Lodge
Frank Ridley
Spratt Pont
Sagadahoe
Kennebec
Lincoln
Topsham
Cumberland
Mori S Sampson
Bramhall Lodge
K. of P
Sampson
Moses Riggs
Riggsville
Knox & Lincoln
Center St. A. R
Hope
Rockland
Arthur Hart
Herbert Simmons
Murphy
Hart
Bar Harbor
Bangor News
North
Bailey
Miss Eisner
Baptist School
The
Association
Ae Soriyah
Misic
So A. Evans
Woolwich Center Pathfind
Ureka
Thompson Bros
Conley’s Specialty Store
Percy
H. Black
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