Henry A Magoun dies on Sunday in Bath and Camden
Henry A Magoun 68 longtime New York Shipbuilding Corp executive died Sunday night at 65 Green Street Bath home after a brief illness He was born in Bath graduated MIT in 1885 and held key posts at Hyde Windlass Bath Iron Works Stal in Shipbuilding and Columbian Iron Works among others He was vice president of New York Shipbuilding Corp later retired after plant takeover and served as honorary vice president of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers Survived by son John W Magoun and four daughters with multiple Bath and New Jersey connections
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Henry A. Magoun
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Camden
N. J
Green Street
Bath
David C. Magoun
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath City Hospital
Old Ladies Home
Solarlodge
Masons
Patten Free Library
Rotary Club
Joseph Solovich
High
Oak Streets
John W
Harriet Hatch Magoun
Warren E. Kershner
Hathorn
Magoun
Old Bath High School
High School
Mill Pond
Bath Iron Works
Dahlgren and Craven
Stalin Shipbuilding Co
Port Richmond
S. I
Columbian Iron Works and Dry Dock Co
Baltimore
Wilmington
Del
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Maryland Steel Co
Sparrows Point
American Brown Boveri Electrical Corp
Ufe
Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders Association
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Engineers Club
New York
Philadelphia
Racquet Club
Camden Club
Tavistock Club
Haddonfield
John W. Magoun
Harry L. Day
Priscilla Magoun
Harry B. Carney
Grand Rapids
Mich
John S. Boyd
Thomas P Neagle Dies A Longtime Bath Barber
Thomas P Neagle aged 68, a veteran Bath barber, fireman, and baseball player, died at his home 42 Willow Street after a 14 month illness. Born in Bath, he married Katherine F McLaughlin in 1894, served nearly 25 years in Bath Fire Department, and played baseball in Rockland with Holy Cross and Bath teams reaching Moncton Fredericton St John and Halifax tours. He treasured the day he caught in Rockland with John L Sullivan present.
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Thomas P. Neagle
Willow Street
Mr. Neagle
Thomas P
Bridget (Fitzgibbons) Neagle
Katherine F. McLaughlin
Boston
Center Street
Washington Street
Bath Fire Department
Kennebec
No. 3
Water Street
North End
Water Street Company
Neagle
Rockland
Thorndike
Belfast
Camden
Bangor
Sea Strong
Holy Cross College
Bath
Canada
Moncton
Fredericton
St. John
Halifax
John L. Sullivan
Jury reports not guilty in Bath court case details
The Bath jury found not guilty in a case involving the Bearisto family with testimony about involvement on Swan Island. Tarr denied improper relations with the Bearisto girl and described meetings with Bates at the Ranger Inn. Separately, civil and criminal actions proceeded with sentencing adjustments and a dam construction damages suit continued to January term.
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Beatrice
Dora
Bobby
Richmond
Bearista
Attorney Goodspeed
Tarr
Mr. Bates
Bates
Ranger Inn
Elbert Bates
Mr. Bears
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Bath
Bearisto
Swan Island
Bearistos
Canada
Mathilde Bauer
Newark
N. J
George W. Naugler
Naugler Bros
Brunswick
Harpswell
Superior Court
Music Department Elects Its Officers
The Cos mopolitan club music department elected officers for the ensuing year at its meeting in the club house Tuesday evening. Officers include Bertha V Bellerose president Stearns Scott vice president Muriel H Howe secretary Dorothy A Welch treasurer Sophie G Greenblatt publicity librarian Bessie F Greenblatt music committee Jack Shaw director and Mrs Jack Shaw pianist There were 16 present They rehearsed two songs for the November Cosmopolitan club meeting Next department meeting is Tuesday at 7 15 rather than seven.
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The
Cosmopolitan Club
Bertha V Bellerose
Stearns Scott
Muriel H Howe
Dorothy A. Welch
Sophie G. Greenblatt
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Frank A. Hodgdon
Jack Shaw
Out of Town Guests Attend Henry A. Magoun Funeral
Robert Workman of the New York i and James Swann, New York representative of the New York Shipbuilding Corp., joined others from outside the city arriving Wednesday morning for the funeral of Henry A. Magoun. They were hosted Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Newell of Washington street.
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Robert Workman
New York i
James Swann
New York
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Henry A. Magoun
Georģetown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Mrs Mary Steadman visited Bath while Harry Heald and Earle Hagan worked on A E Holt summer home at Kennebec Point. Numerous locals hosted guests from Portland Melrose and Bath with a Halloween party planned at Overlook Kennebec Point and a temporary Georgetown Center bridge closure noted.
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Mary Steadman
Bath
Harry Heald
Earle Hagan
A. E. Holt
Kennebec Point
Working League
W. A. Todd
Marjorie Hinckley
Bath City Hospital
Everett Rollins
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
G. LaChaise
New York
Warren
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Frank Hollis
Eleanor Hollis
Helen Curran
Portland
B. H. Woodside
Alice Scott
Rosa Smith
Melrose
Boothbay
West Georgetown
Georgetown Center
Frank Williams
Edgecomb
Charles Mains
Parsonage
F. W. Hovey
Westport seasonal departures and road project notes
WESTPORT residents begin seasonal departures with Pierce and Williams families closing cottages in town and heading south or home. Charles Tilton family spend weekend at Summer home while Harriet Sanborn visits. Hodgdon family occupies Manson Dunton house on East Side. Titus conducts service at North End school house. State Aid and Third Class highway projects end for season with limited fall work and remaining connections to ferry and Center roads.
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Augustus A. Pierce
South End
Perth Amboy
N. J
Florence A. Williams
Providence
R. I
Williams
Charles J. Tilton
Belle Tilton
South Portland
Harriet Sanborn
Woodfords
Lydia J. Pierce
Joseph Hodgdon
Dorothea Hodgdon
Westport
Charlestown
Mass
Hodgdon
Navy Yard
Manson Dunton
Charles E. Titus
Wiscasset
North End
Alvin Sortwell
McCarty
Boys Must Register by November 9 for Augusta Conference
The Boys Conference at Augusta on November 20 21 and 22 requires early registration at the local Y M C A. A 50 boy quota per church is set with a $2 fee. registrations after November 9 cannot be accepted.
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Augusta
Y.M.C.A
Five Islands Cottage News Quiet Weekend Gatherings
Five Islands residents and visitors share a weekend pattern of cottage life. Oakland’s E P Allen and Sedgemere friends near Dorchester and Bath houses—Pinkham family from Westbrook and Portland guests—spend time at local cottages. Concerns include visits, short trips, and small neighborhood socializing with a steady stream of Bath Augusta Georgetown and Boston connections.
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E. P. Allen
Oakland
G. H. Smith
Gertrude
Sedgemere
Dorchester
Mass
Chester Pinkham
Westbrook
Ellsworth Pinkham
T. D. Reid
Bath
Leed
Clara Hinckley
Portland
McGilvrey
Edward M. Lewis
Augusta
T. J. Hanna
Boothsbay
C. H. Minchen
Boston
Eugene Rowe
Zephia Ficket
Christana Pinkham
Gilbert Lewis
Georgetown
Five Island
Eugene Farwell
Auburn
Harmon's Harbor
Harold Rowe
Ed Cobb
Daugher
Elsie
South
Ida Hinckley
C. W. Nocton
Edith Anderson
G. W. Moulton
F. P. Carr
J. G. Stevens
Everett Higgins
F. M. Reid
W. L. Berry
Dickey
Madelyn Berry
Charles Moore
Alfred Rowe
Clayton
J. E. Klaisdell
J. P. Carr
Edward Norvons
Stevens
William Bieber
A. E. Holland
Richmond
Holland
Gilbert Standish
Math
Frank Southard
Five Islands
Fred Gowan
Earle MacMahart
J. T. MacMahan
Obituary William H. Boardman 74 Bath resident dies at home
William H. Boardman 74 a Bath resident for over 50 years died Sunday night at 12 Tarbox Street after a six week illness. Born in St. Henry P Q he worked for the Maine Central Railroad for many years and the last six as a tender at Hyde Windlass Co. He leaves his wife four sons Ralph J Ernest H Linwood L all of Bath a sister Mrs Amanda Willett Bath and two grandchildren Lawrence and Mary Boardman of Bath.
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William H. Boardman
Bath
Tarbox Street
St. Henry
P. Q
Maine Central Railroad
Hyde Windlass Co
Willie of
Ralph J
Ernest H
Linwood L. Boardman
Lawrence
Mary Boardman
Amanda Willett
Charles A. Whitmore
Russell Street
Farmingdale
Bowdjonham
Benjamin F
Clarrisa Purington Whitmore
Richmond
Kennebec Lodge
Bowdeinham
Joseph L
Gardiner
Bessie E. Killum
Eva Dunn
Granty
Dehan
Brunswick
Julia T. Gallyon
Lynn
Mass
Low
Marie Dauphin Rites Held at Rockville Home
Marie Dauphin wife of Joseph Dauphin died Oct 19 at 43 Spring street after a long illness. Born March 16 1897 in Rockville she was the daughter of George and Mary Tolman. She married Joseph Dauphin Sept 25 1915 in Bath and lived there before returning to Rockville. Survivors include her husband father four sisters and two brothers. Funeral at home with Rev Charles R. Sims officiating, bearers were her brothers in law. Interment in the Tolman lot, Rockville.
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Marie
Joseph Dauphin
Spring Street
Mrs. Dauphin
Rockville
George and
Mary (French) Tolman
Bath
Garden of Eden
Jordan
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
William Els
Burlegh Blaisdell
J. E. Sinnett
Rey Clark
Tolman Lot
Funeral for Mrs Marie Dauphin at Spring Street home
The funeral for Mrs Marie Dauphin was held at her home 43 Spring Street Friday at 1 PM. Rev Charles R Sims of the First Baptist Church officiated. The body was taken by Arthur F Mayo to Rockville for interment in the family lot. Bearers were Leroy Clark William Ells Purley Blaisdell and Edward Ginnett.
Richmond Notes and Local Notices From A Busy Week
Richmon d community updates include Miss Marion McKenney’s improving health after illness, highway marker installation along Route 197, and union church services starting Nov 1 with Rev. L. V. Cleveland and C. B. Sinn den. Dozens visit from Bangor to Portland. Legion Auxiliary officers installed with oyster supper. Mt. Carmel OES members inspect and gift presented. Firemen’s Fair at opera house raises funds for equipment. severe thunderstorm causes major barn fires at South Dresden with significant livestock and crop losses.
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Marion McKenney
State Highway Commission
Main Hill
Front Street
New Bridge
L. V. Cleveland
C. B. Sinden
Ora Reed
Nettie Umberhind
Courtney Hinkley
Lee Ring
Bangor
Charles I. Wood
Skewhegan
Freeman F. Wood
Ida M. Humphrey
Samuel Furbish
Brunswick
Arthur Strout
Ricionville
Ralph Strout
George Pitman
Auburn
G. G. Stubbs
Andrew Bowen
Oakland
Dean Davis
Jackson, N. H
Nancy Knowles
L. C. Knowles
Gardiner
T. J. Leeman
Albert Mank
Round Pond
Eva Ilier
Baker
Lynn
Mass
Norris Thompson
Millard Jack
Elmer Purington
Garfield Hamilton
Rose Allen
Monmouth
American Legion Auxiliary
Emerson Lane
Legion Hall
Pact
Doris Morris
Richmond
Fern Perry
Legion and Auxiliary
Frank Connor
George Kimball
Portland
George A. Clouston
Naples
Lawrence A. Bond
Harold A. Fedinard
Melrose
Margaret Herfel
Mt. Carmel
Lelia Pray
Dresden
Frances Curran
Olive Branah
Myrtle Gordon
Alvah Nickerson
Damariscotta
Clifton Cate
Don O. Cate
Cate
Mabel Cate
Don Spear
Belfast
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Allen Wadell
Arcostook County
Brunswick Road
Frank Hea
Boston
Heas
Charles Blair
Annie Hatch
Elizabeth Simmns
South Gardiner
Everett Johnson
Jamestown
R. A
Thomas Graves
Son Brownell
New Bedford
Frank E. Dickey
Joan T. Skillins
Westock
E. O. Tarr
Eva Libby
Maude Varney
Portsmouth
N. H
Charles Reynolds
Roy Varney
Walter Douglass
Bowdoin
Charles Douglass
Witon
Raymond Whitney
Brockton
Evere
Douglass Paked
Arhur Mason
Watertown
Fire saves home as farming implements largely spared
The Richmond Fire Department quickly responded and saved the house. Most farming implements were saved, and the buildings were partly covered by insurance.
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Richmnd Fire Department
Bowdoin Ladies Plan Sale and Entertainment at Bowdoin Center
East Bowdoin Ladies' aid met at Mrs Grant Woods home with ten attendees to prepare for a sale at Bowdoin Center grange hall Friday evening. An entertainment titled Mrs Apple and Her Corps featured named performers, followed by a fancy goods sale and games. Sagadahoc grange held a busy Saturday with contest nights and a final next week as teams vie for points.
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East Bowdoin
Grant Woods
Bowdoin Center Grange Hall
Charles Babb
Apple
Coran Apple
Hattie Babb
Arabella Alderley
Mae Skelton
Belladona Blink
Esther Rogers
Nellie Nibbiebit
Thresa Carr
Stubble Twins
Leanora
Lean
Fatina
Agatha
Ella Adams
Dora
Ernest Carr
Richmond
W. S. Skelton
W. D. Rogers
Lewiston
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Litchfield
Maine Central Revises Crossing Protection Hours
The Maine Central Railroad lowers morning crossing protection to 6.36 am and extends evening protection to 10.20 pm, with Sunday hours unchanged. Rail traffic will be flagged by train crews to warn nearby vehicles, following a recent trolley accident at the Washing site crossing and city concern raised by municipal officers.
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Maine Central Railroad
Gilmore
D. C
Douglass
Maine Central
Maine Central Trailet
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