Maine and Bath items of public interest and concern
The piece praises Bath youth and local groups, notes Maine state debt improvements since 1880, and discusses military gear, new explosives, education, agriculture, and public health concerns. It critiques humane warfare trends, labor, and safety among drivers while highlighting local clubs, schools, and farm demonstrations in Bath, Bowdoin, and West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Bath
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Topsham
West Bath
Pinklets Promoted as Liver Regulators and Constipation Cure
An ad touts Pinklets as superior to liver medicines for biliousness and constipation. It describes bile function and liver regulation, claims gentle action without stomach upset, and offers 25 cents per bottle with mail order from Dr Williams Medicine Co. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams Moticine Co
He Ocoty
N.Y
F.ce Eample
Crosman declines to join City Board of Highways and Sewers
The Brookline or city context notes the declination of Harry W. Crosman to serve on the Board of Highways and Sewers. Crosman is praised as an able, energetic, and conscientious public servant, and his selection to fill the vacancy was widely seen as wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosman
Board of Highways and Sewers
Highway and Sewer Department
Obituary for Mrs Alice L Estes of Bath
Mrs. Alice L Estes age 30 died Saturday at her Bath home after months of poor health. A Derry New Hampshire native, she was daughter of William Prescott of Chester New Hampshire. Survived by husband Harry G Estes and three children Frances Albert Edith. Funeral Sunday at 3 pm from 42 Russell Street and burial in Methuen Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Estes
Russell St
Derry
N. H
William Prescott
Chester
Harry G. Estes
Bath
Methuen
Mass
Mrs. Joseph Preney, longtime Brunswick resident, dies
Mrs. Ellen Gamache Preney aged 66 years 11 months widow of Joseph Preney died Sunday night after a long illness at her North Street home. Survived by three children John P. Gardiner Lewis J. Highwood Conn and Mrs Lothrop H Loring of this city. mother Mrs Frank Minick and sister Mrs Damace Caouette Brunswick. Funeral held Wednesday morning at 8:30 from St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Gamache Preney
Joseph Preney
North St
John P
Gardiner
Lewis J
Highwood
Conn
Lothrop H. Loring
Frank Minick
Damace Caouette
Brunswick
St. Mary's Church
Miss Mary Katherine O’Connors Dies at 16
Mary Katherine O’Connors aged 16 years 11 months died October 9 at 30 Garden Street home of Miss M D Richardson. Born in New York she is survived by her mother Lauretta C O’Connors. Funeral held Monday at St Mary’s Church at 9:30.
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Mary Katherine O'Connors
M. D. Richardson
Garden St
New York
Lauretta C. O'Connors
St. Mary's Church
Officers' School approves joint Fort Williams course for Coast Artillery Reserve
Special order No 112 from the Adjutant General confirms a War Department authorization for a joint instruction camp at Fort Williams Maine starting November 18 for Maine Coast Artillery Reserve officers. Named attendees include Col William O Peterson and Lieut Col James M Palmer among others from Portland Lewiston Bath Biddeford Sanford and Westbrook. Only officers who have completed at least the first four courses may attend due to the advanced nature of the instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General's Office
Secretary of War
Fort Williams
Maine
Maine Coast Artillery Reserve
Coast Artillery Corps
N.G.S.M
William O. Peterson
Portland
James M. Palmer
Lewiston
George A. Baker
Bath
Frank E. Cummings
Edward H. Besse
Robert C. Foster
Vernon W. Hall
William P. Norton
Harvey P. Winslow
Harry Goodier
Biddeford
Henry W. Owen, Jr
William Smith
Sanford
Harvey K. Erskine
George KE. Fogg
Ralph G. Hayes
Sumner, Hill
Allen DD. Dart
Joshua Ll. Goodridge
Westbrook
War Department
Blood Purity Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement asserts impure or impoverished blood harms body organs and causes catarrh dyspepsia rheumatism and fatigue. It promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla as the greatest blood purifier and enricher, said to remove humors build red-blood cells and strengthen the system urging readers to get it today.
Misbee and Manson married in Elm Street Baptist Church
Last Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs George S Albee their daughter Mrs Mable S Bee and Moses F F Manson son of Capt Alpheus B K Manson were married by Rev C Raymond Chappell of Elm Street Baptist Church. The bridegroom is an engineer on the steamer Penobscot and the bride has been a clerk at Conley’s specialty store. Mr and Mrs A G Leggett are enjoying their honeymoon at Ft William Henry Hotel Lake George New York. Mr and Mrs D L Howard have returned from a vacation in Boston.
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George S. Albee
Mis
Mable 3Bee
Moses FF. Manson
Alpheus Bk. Manson
C. Raymond Chappell
Elm Street Baptist Church
Conley
Mrs
A. G. Leggett
Ft. William Henry Hotel
Lake George, N. Y
Ruth Oliver
Rumford Falls
Ed. Rowe
Richmond
John Goff
Forest City Garage
Portland
Oscar R. Adams
William M. Adams
Oscar S
Mary Clatenburk
Sweeney
Oakland
Rebecca Dowling
Lewiston
M. Cunningham
Etta Chester
North Brookfield
Buxton
Co. F. Caul
Epstein, Chase, Douglass Co
New York
Bernice Hosmer
Hannigen
Bath Savings Institution
Alfred Crosby
West Lamp Co
Boston
G. C. Crosby
High St
A. Hogan
E. E. Gray
Hanover
Blackstone Sts
Minnie Fuller
Lewiston Telephone Exchange
Marguerite Hennessy
Raymond
Islands
Frank Blake
Wisconsset
Alicestry Blake
James A. Williams
Jewiston
Boston-bound visits and local movements noted in town
A long list records residents and visitors in Rumford Maine with multiple trips to Boston Port land and other towns. It notes engagements stays with relatives and passes of winter plans, plus a newly arrived baby and a retirement vacation for local workers.
Bath Iron Works Draughtsmen Hold Annual Outing and Clambake
Bath Iron Works draughtsmen held their annual outing and clambake on the New Meadows at Charles Foote’s home. The 62 attendees enjoyed perfect weather, a 11 to 4 ball game won by Capt. Pomeroy’s team, various races and events, and a unanimous vote to hold the outing yearly. An 18 ounce Alexander apple from William H. Gould of Bowdoinham was added to the Times window exhibit.
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Bath Iron Works
New Meadows
Charles Foote
Foote
Pomeroy
I. Brown, Jr
Walter Menny
L. R. Mitchell
Bates
Cowles
H. R. Lenfert
Engineers
W. A. Murtaugh
R. P. Schlenker
R. R. Johnson
R. C. Cowles
Mr. Artis
McInnis
Holbrook
Briggs
Evans
Baum
Wishart
Sterns
Miss Sterns
Hunter
Kindred
Tompson
Grows
Johnson
Blair
Cook
Muarray
Times
Alexander
William H. Gould
Bowdeinham
Beals Jean Duo Tie the Knot in Brunswick Ceremony
Alfred Jean of Brunswick and Rose Beals of Bath were joined in marriage in Brunswick on Saturday by Rev. T. J. Remy. The groom works as a painter as William Dolloff visits friends in Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jean
Brunswick
Rose Beals
Krank Beals
Bath
T. J. Remy
William Dolloff
Topsham
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Times Company
St., Bath, Me
Woolwich
Batley
Coast Artillery
United States
Much Inter
the Department of Commerce and
State of
Wellcote U
Ines
Humane
Consid
Christopher
Columbus
Ciation
Antwerp
Gian Towns
Bailey Night School
Caroline Islands
Ritory
Carolines
Guam
Philippines
Japan
Germany
Wilson
Congress
Independent
Boston Herald
Helpone
Ataine
Aether
Ix Persy
Lee Ween
Seri
Harry W
Mary K. O'Connors
Officers
Fort Willams
Mrs. D. L. Howard
George H. Jacobs
Edward McAuliffe
Fred P. Shaw
John J.desmond
Bernice Mallett
Allen
Pine
Harold Thompson
Allen Spear
John I. Wilson, Jr
Thomas A. Artis
Adeline Costain
Charles Palmenter
Loose Wiles
Margaret Daley
Trower High St
Carrie Hall
George McFadden
George W. Morse
Bangor
Oliver
Perry
James Bonness
Charles E. Curtis
E. FE. Cook
Newell Farm
David E. Millett
Ralph David
Charles B. Harrington
Milton
Ella Clark
George Holden
Emporium
Daniel Martin
Alfred G. Perkins
Augusta
Alf
Eureka House
Popham
Stanwood Gilman
Camp Seguin
Cape Small
George H. Corbin
Ransom B. Fuller
Mr. Corbin
Kennebec Line
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Star of the East
B. TI. W
T. Black
A. Stearns
Beals
Jean
Hall
Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
Georgetown
Georgetown Center
W. L. Berry
JI. G. Stevens
T. M. Hagan
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