Lakin Coombs Couple Wed at Corliss Street Church
Clarence A Lek and Miss Corilla A Coombs were married Saturday night at Corliss Street Baptist Church in Bath. The ceremony was by Rev. Benjamin Browne with music by Mrs Browne. The couple hosted a reception at the bride’s parents home before a brief getaway and a northern honeymoon to Wiscasset, returning to their furnished home on Rose and high streets. The groom works for the American Railway Express and the bride is a popular Bath area young woman. A large array of gifts accompanied the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Lek
Albert Lakin
Corilla A. Coombs
George T. Coombs
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Benjamin 2. Browne
Rockland
Browne
Georgette
Ferna
Joseph Jenkins
Phebelle
Richard Jenking
Miss Tha Abbott
Earle TL. Coombs
Best Amin
Howard Nash
Pred Khart
Abs. Lakin
W. B. Rideout
Emily
South Harpswell
Bowdoinham
Robert Ferguson
R. H. Jack
Angie Reed
Brunswick
Capt. Hall
Beatrice Small
Richmond
Cornish
Studebaker
Arthur Randall
Mary Carney
Portland
Carney
John
Baptist Church
Albert Henderson
R. DD. Purinton
Elizabeth Gass
Old Orchard
Iendall
Leathers
Funeral of Mrs Lemoine Held at Center Street Church
The funeral for Mrs Ethel FL Le moine wife of Andrew Lemoine was held Monday at 3 p m at 26 Center Street with Rev Ernest M Holman of the First Baptist Church officiating. Pallbearers were Henry Freeman Napoleon Lemoine Edward Lemoine and Joseph Mei. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel FL. Lemeine
Andrew Lemoine
Center Street
Ernest M. Holman
First Baphist Church
Joh HE Freeman
Napoleon Lemoine
Edward Lemoine
Joseph Mei
Oak Corove
Outdoor sport of catching crabs at Sabine coast
A lighthearted feature recalls Charles Plaisted catching Sabine crabs at his vacation cottage after a new ruling restricts lobster trapping. The piece describes his method with salt pork bait, the crabs’ behavior, and the relaxing mood of the activity, praising Sabine crab meat. It also notes Judge and Mrs. Keegan returning from Lubee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nf. DD. Crie
Charles BE. Vlaisted
Post Office
Duncan Cottage
Sabino
Commissioner Crie
Vlaisted
Sabine
Charles
Ile
Ife
Mr. Plaisted
Mer. Plaisted
Everett G. Lemont
The
Sabine Improvement Association
Mrs Gould Speaks to Mothers About Dr True Elixir
A Chesterland mother praises Dr True's Elixir as a remedy for sick children. The letter extols Elixir as a family laxative and worm expeller and lists worm symptoms. It urges mothers to consult the product, sold by all dealers in three sizes with a large size recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. True
Jy Abs
Erving Gould
Chesterland
Oui
Dr. True
Mrs York Brown dies after sudden collapse in Bowdoinham
Mrs York Brown aged 65 died Saturday night from a shock and never regained consciousness. She ran a Bowdoinham boarding house long noted for excellence and is survived by husband, son G. Brown, daughter-in-law Mrs Walter Brown, granddaughter Marguerite Lewis, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements include burial in Bangor after a high mass in Brunswick.
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York Brown
G. Brown
Walter Brown
Marguerite Lewis
Wiscasset
Mas
George Transon
Augusta
George Gechy
Newtonville
Mass
Katherine Dorsey
Marblehead
TD. S. Dorsey
Hallowell
Brunswick
Bangor
Trown
Methwen
Ros. Warren
W. E. Gould
A. Cannon
Meo
Wiliam Dinsmore
Mro
Hinkley
Lakeside
Everett Starbird
Henry
Trenry
Alonzo
Rey II. Leathers
Curial
Dblanchard
Fred Fowle
Jersey City
I. M. Powle
Maury Wilson
R. K. Ferguson
Mars
W.O. Winkler
19Th Maine Regiment
Waterville
Ida McKay
G. R. Cutler
Charles Fisher
Boston
Ida McKkay
Charles Trackett
Emily Rideout
Winthrop
CB. Rendall
Tie
Mr. Blake
Bowdlinham
Aurelian Peres
Portland
Lena Cobb
Mary P. Purinton
Meesdda McKay
L. Mosher
Songo
PD BB. Cornish
Bowdoinham 1887 Anniversary Aims for Notable Exercises
Bowdoinham District Association prepares for its hundredth anniversary at the Baptist church September 13 to 15 with planned events. Local items note farm visits by George Tibbetts and John Nye, a change in business ownership of George Blake, and community happenings from cucumber weights to a corn canning firm expanding production. P. I. Millay dies after months with heart enlargement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdonham
John Nye
Fairfield
W. B. Kendall
Dbeowdeinham
George Ff.lake
B. C. Higgins
George Blake
N. H.L. Macomber
A. S. Purington
Hinckley
William Salie
Boston
Charles
Bowdeinham
Charles L. Mosher
William Dilanchard
Dr. Weeks
George W. Rideout
Bar Harbor
Justin Eldridge
Cornish
Converse Purington
Merriconeng
J. Isadora Patten
Lynn
Samuel Whitmore
Segiors
P. IK
Millay
A Good Medicine For Loss Of Appetite And General Debility
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as a concentrated, economical tonic for loss of appetite debility and blood purification. Claims to revitalize digestion and body strength plus Hood's Pills as a laxative option. Also brief help wanted and Bliss Native Herbs opportunity with agent prospects and free health literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Bliss
Alonzo
Bliss Medical Co
Washington
DD. DC
Millay Family Ties Noted Local Figures in Maine
The obituary notes Mr. Millay of Powdoin born 1815 in Bowdoinham. He was the son of Gen. Jeremiah Millay a long serving sheriff and deputy sheriff of Lincoln and Sagadahoe counties and a figure known in Maine military circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powdoin
Mr. Millay
Bowdoinham
Ile
Jeremiah Millay
Lincoln
Sagadahoe
Miss Douglas Attends Quaker Meetings in Durham
Miss Alice May Douglas returned from Durham where she attended the Quaker quarterly meeting at the old brick church in South Durham. Sessions filled the house and grove services featured Rev. Arthur Jones and Rev. Osborne Hoffman. The noon hour included a talk by Miss Douglas and a noon meal served by Solid Rock grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice May Douglas
Durham
Quaker Quarterly Meeting
South Durham
Grove
Solid Rock Grange
Grange Hall
Miss Douglas
Tey. A. J. Minot
Arthur Jones
The
Friends Church
Winthrop
Osborne Hoffman
Woonsocket
R. J. Henry Newell
Lincoln Rtoys
Orange
N. J
Lewiston
Willian Hl. Douglas
Lisbon Falls
Mary Goddard
Charles Webber
Peter Fields
Strange Lynx Report Roams Small Point Near Whippsburg
Residents near Small Point harbor report sightings of a large cat like creature. Some say a Canadian lynx prowls Whippsburg lower town, with tales of eerie wails and huge tracks. Neighbors warn at night and advise vigilance while outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Point Harbor
Whippsburg
Maine tribe asks governor for land reclaim guidance
Members of the Wassamaquoddy tribe visit Governor Cox at the Massachusetts State house to seek advice on reclaiming lands they allege Maine wrongfully took. They present war clubs to the governor, who directs Chief William Neptune to consult Judge Henry N. Sheldon, former State Supreme Court member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
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Bath
Children’s Chevy Chase
We Yard
Fiere
D. T. Percy & Sons
H. P. Boudreau
Lakin—Coombs
Corliss Street
C. A. Peaslee
Sagadahock Blocic
Bath Opera House
Paramount
Gaudreau’s
Sympany Orchestra
Liberty Theatre
Paramount Pictures
John J. Keegan
Dack
William Keegan
Lubee
Mrs. Gould
Doinham
Georgie Denham
Sagadshoe Fertilizer Co. Weil
Mary Lilly
Thorn
Ferguson
George A. Blodgett
Breanswick
Elliott
Doak
Dushter Effie
Voowler
Lysle Shepherd
Arthur Stanwood
Shaw Auto Co
Arthur Wood
Haverhill, Mass
Bowdoinham Advertiser
Wan Ped
Mwus Hu
Maine Coast Artillery
Fort Williams
Williams
Worthind
Camden
Thomason
Sanford
Williamy. Norton
Marion Rafael
J. S. Perry
Joan Hodgkins
Annie Purington
Hary Lemont
Vomona
Bath Dept. Store
Volstead
Fred B. Teeling
N. Y. Life Insurance Co
Front St. Tel
Dummer
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