Bath Party Brings Home Three Deer From Maine Hunt
Bath hunters Nichols and allies return from northern Maine trips with deer and partridge. Mey brings a 200 pound buck with ten prongs along with two does and nine partridge. Weather shifted from snow to clear roads as parties praised Maine covers near Parlin Pond and Lake Parlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WP. OB. Nichols
Flos. Nichels
Cherryfield
Ir. A. Whittemore
W. R. Rollins
Boston
Maine
Marlin Pond
Dead River
Mey
Parlin Pond
Lake
Parlin
Rangeley
Waterville
Madison
Flagstaff
Minor Victim of Electric Needle in Thunderstorm
Mrs. Fred Kitteridge of upper High street suffered a severe shock when lightning struck while she threaded a sewing machine. The metal conductor sent a jolt up her arm, causing a yellow puffed vein and temporary loss of use of the arm. her husband aided with rubbing until strength returned hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kitteridge
Upper High Street
Kittemage
Coal freight steamer Glendower reports to Gardiner Co
Sarge Glendower arrived Friday from Port Richmond Philadelphia with 156 tons of coal for Gardiner Coal and Supply Co. It was to Bath under Seguin’s guidance, but heavy vapor halted progress. After vapor cleared and tide shifted, departure moved to Sunday morning. Catharine to Boothbay Harbor for winter quarters. Wiwurna also listed for winter quarters at Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarge Glendower
Kennebec
Port Richmond
Philadelphia
Gardiner Coal and Supply Co
Bath
Seguin
Wheelas
Catharine
Boothbay
Kennebec Navigation Co
Expressman Delivers Baby Carriage on Lincoln Street
An expressman delivered a baby carriage on Lincoln street Tuesday as part of a project. He took it to a house where a newlywed couple resided, but the astonished residents soon learned the carriage belonged to someone several houses away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Mes
Baker resigns from Maine Coast Artillery after years of service
Lieut. Col. George A L Baker of Portland formerly Bath resigns as second in command of the Maine Coast Artillery. Major Walter Butler of Rockland serves as temporary commander while federal recognition and reorganization plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Baker
Coast Artillery
Maine Coast Artillery National Guard
George AL Baker
Portland
Bath
The
William D. Norton
Porthind
Baker
Adjutant General
Walter TP. Butler
Rocklind
Sturgeon
National Guard of
Maine
Maine National Guard
Second Maine Infantry
Isos
Tsos
First Maine Infantry
Tos
Biker
National Guard
United States Army
Forts Levett, Williams and
McKinley
Maine National Guard Coast Artilery
Norton
Nnith
Col
Walter EK. Butler
Rockland
Maine Coast Artillery
Coast Artillery Branch
Hadhey
Butler
Min Hot
State Forces
Waldemar 2. Adams
George BK. Fore
Mijor
Harry Croodier
Biddeford
Spaulding Bisbees
105Th Infantry
Death of Bath man Joseph Burpee Tabor
Word has been received of the sudden death Monday at the Central Maine Sanatorium Fairtiol of Joseph Burpee Tabor TD of Bath. He was born August 24 1851 in King's County NC and was a well known Bath ship carpenter. He leaves a son Harry Tabor of Boston two daughters Mrs Harold Peabody and Miss Bessie Tabor of West Medford a sister Mrs Vail of New Brunswick two brothers Charles and Abram Pibor. The body will be brought to Bath for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine
Fairtiol
Joseph Burpee Tabor
Bath
Tabor
King’s County
N. C
James Tabor
Tle
First Baptist Church
Tie
Patrfield
Harry Tabor
Boston
Harold Peabony
West Medford
Mass
Bessie Tabor
Carrie Kendall
Will J. Graves
Will
Andrew Curtis
Fred Elliott
Benj. Adams
Rence
Will Lond
Baltimore
San Francisco
Adams
Lady Alice
Frank 8S
Trufant
Topsham
Charles
Kendall
I. F. Eaton
Louis Dunning
Bowdeinham
Topsham Granges
Bowdoinham Grange
F. S. Adams
Deacon Williams
Geo. H. Blodgett
M. W. Hinkley
Brown
Tpl Whitmore
J. H. Millay
Capt. E. O. Sprague
Hubbard
Marshall White
W. O S. Rogers
Widow Ellen Drummond Dies at 77 in Village
Mrs Ellen Drummond widow of Allen H Drummond died Thursday afternoon October 13 at age 77. She leaves a son Dr A LB Drummond an optician now residing here. Born in Lowdoinham she lived in town until marriage and spent part of her married life here. Interment at Village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Drummond
Allen H. Drummond
A. LB. Drummond
Drummond
Lowdoinham
William and
Lacey Jack Smith
LT. Johnson
Village Cemetery
Reuben Varnum
Viola Coombs
S. W. Carr
Mary Metcalf
G. R. Cutler
C. L. Mosher
8. A. Getchel
Augusta
Belle Umbenhind
Bowdoin Lilly
Malden
Mass
RD. Purinton
Golderman
Mechanicalls
Rich Elliott
Jack
BF. K. Jack
Minnie Waldron
Richmond
Star Aid
Charles Fisher
Boston
Charles
Nichols
Son Lee
Waterville
Bert Jack
Willard Blake
Wellesley
Frank Rossi
Newton
Rossi
Belfast
Levi Leathers
Burns
Skowhegan
C. A. Newton
S&s. Putnam Jr
Bay Shore
Harvey Emerson
Hartford, Conn
Emerson
Milton Given
Ernest Carr
Florence Fogg
Lewiston
KF. J. Nichols
Lower Main Street
Aurelia Percy
Castine
Armistice Day Concert Planned by Roland H T Smith Post
The Armistice Day program by Roland H T Smith Post A I met Tuesday night in the opera house. The patriotic event features a 14 piece orchestra led by Joseph I Gaudreau, two distinguished vocal soloists, and a grand orator. The program starts at 4 30 PM and honors those who died in the World War. A grand ball follows at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland HT. Smith Post
Joseph I. Gaudreau
Stackpole Peters nuptials at St Mary's rectory
Arthur Stackpole and Pauline Peters wed Monday night at St Marys rectory with Rev Fr Nicholas J Horan officiating. The groom hails from Concord New Hampshire and the bride from Bath to New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stackpole
Pauline Peters
St. Mary's Rectory
Nicholas J. Horan
Charles Stackpole
Concord
N. H
ML Peters
Bath
Bowdoinham 1887 Fair Recap and Hall Lighting Plea
Bowdoinham Bowdensham Advertiser notes the fair profits and bank balance, urges brighter upper hall lighting, and highlights exhibitors and prizes. It lists winners in art, horticulture, stock, and crafts, mentions local weddings, ship news, and a baby born to W. O S. Rogers and wife.
Obituary of Michael Biggins 71 of Bath
Michael Biggins 71 died at home 44 Chestnut Street Bath Tuesday night after a long illness. Born in Ireland son of Thomas and Ellen Biggins he moved to Bath at age 12 and resided there since. He was an early Bath fire engine driver and long a Bath Iron Works machinist for 38 years. He was the oldest parishioner at St Marys church and survived by his wife Mary three sons James Edward H and Henry M Biggins two brothers John and James and three nieces. Funeral at home Friday morning and requiem at St Marys church at nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Biggins
Chestnut Street
Ireland
Thomas
Ellen Biggins
Bath
Bath Iron Works
St. Mary's Church
Mary
James
Edward H
Henry M. Biggins
John
James Biggins
Annie Conley
Margaret Newman
Fy. Toran
Annie Curran
Lewiston
Aches and Pains Of Rheumatism
The article explains rheumatism rises with weather changes and varies by person. It cites uric acid excess in blood affecting muscles and joints and stresses blood health for lasting relief. It endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Bath Hebrews Celebrate Feast of the Tabernacle in Bath
Bath Hebrews observed the Feast of the Tabernacle for seven days starting Sunday dusk. Rabbis Arik and Cohen led services at Music Hall with palm and myrtle branches and an ethrog as they circled the altar seven times on the seventh day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Hebrews
Music
Charles Arik
Morris Cohen
Jerusalem
Music Hall
Abraham
Jericho
Hallel
Sulab
Arik
High Street
Palestine
Bath Census Reveals Population Change and New Names
The Bath directory canvass shows 3 910 people removed from listings and 2 096 new names added, reflecting moves and births. It estimates Bath's population at about 15 000, highlighting updated addresses and new families with a tone of local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Debris Dumping Protests Halt In City Streets
Abutters are urged to stop throwing lawn clippings leaves and debris into streets to keep gutters clear and water running on Deaths newly repaired streets. A Board of Highways and Sewers member says taxpayers should not pay to haul away such debris. Miss Nina Martin enters City hospital Thursday for throat operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Highways and Sewers
Nina Martin
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Heather Hose
D.t.percy & Sons
H. P. Boudreau
Alonzo G. Fisher
ALG. Fisher & Co
Waterstreet
G. M. Wheeler
Brunswick
Wilbur Parker
Meriden
Merrymeeting Bay
Phrreld Nickerson
Perley Trott
Thatch
H. O. McCarty
George Conway
Bernard BB. Batley
Woolwiel
City Hall
Horatio O
Harbor
Bath Opera House
Paramount
Gaudreau’s Symphony Orchestra
Liberty Theatre
Paramount Pictures
George A. Baker
Bert Fulton
Capt
C.F. Staples
Westbrook
Fred Beal
William King
Taptist Church
Bunyan
Christiana
Electa Chapter
O.E.S
Stackpole—Peters
Bowdoinham
Bowdensham
Gray
Bath Department Store
Bath Dept
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