Golden Wedding of Oramandel Hubbard and Abby Alexander
Brunswick Me Aug 29 Mr and Mrs Oramandel Hubbard observe the fiftieth wedding anniversary first married Aug 29 1866 in Brunswick Rev Edward Ballard officiated Hubbard ran a livery with his father in law James Alexander then joined the postal service as a rural carrier. Nine children six living attend with one son serving on the Mexican border. Harrison Hubbard to wed Rose Chandler. Hubbard a Civil War veteran who knew General Grant well and belongs to Odd Fellows and Grand Army.
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Brunswick
Oramandel M. Hubbard
Edward Ballard
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mr. Hubbard
Palmyra
James Alexander
Hubbard
Alexander
Emery A. Crawford
United States Post Office Department
East Brunswick
New Meadows
George B. Gould
Cleveland
Ohio
Daisy Fuller
E. Motley Fuller
Bath
Harrison M. Hubbard
Rose W. Chandler
Frank W. Chandler
Philip and
Kesiah Hubbard
Co. D. Fighth
Grant
Maine
General Grant
Milliken
Oliver
Mr. Milliken
Sagadahoc County
Rupert H. Baxter
Baxter
White
Republican Party
Lewiston
D. J. McGillicuddy
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Congress
McGillicuddy
Oxford speaker backs White in 1914 county politics
Alton C. Wheeler of South Paris, once a 1914 Second District progressive candidate, spoke at a Parker Head Republican rally praising Wallace H. White Jr. He cited vote totals and questioned Congressman McGillicuddy's subtraction of voting blocs, claiming Oxford will deliver every progressive vote to White.
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Alton C. Wheeler
South
Paris
Congress
Wallace H. White, Jr
Parker Head
Cong. McGillicuddy
Oxford
McGillicuddy
Oxford County
Androscoggin
White
Justice Hughes Plans Three Day Maine Campaign Tour
Justice Hughes will arrive in Maine on Thursday September 7 and speak at York Harbor in the afternoon and Portland City Hall that evening. He then schedules for Lewiston Waterville Pittsfield and Bangor the following day with morning and afternoon stops and an evening appearance, extending his Maine campaign to three days instead of two.
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Justice Hughes
York Harbor
Portland City Hall
Lewiston
Waterville
Pittsfield
Bangor
Hughes
Maine
Curtis
P. O OY
Mr. Wheeler
Wheeler
Thomaston
Augusta
Milliken
Republican
Republican Party
Gannon Severely Poisoned by Galvanized Iron Handling
John Gannon suffers blood poisoning in both hands from handling galvanised iron at the B I W.
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John Gannon
B.I.W
Detroit set to host Gold Cup hydroplane race on river
Motorsport eyes the Detroit river for the Gold Cup defense from September 2 to 6 with Miss Detroit defending against challengers Ankle Deep Too and Miss Minneapolis. Other entrants include Hawkeye and a new Wills craft driven by Milot Beebe. The course features 30 mile heats along a five mile river stretch with wide spectator view.
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Detroit
America
Detroit River
Miss Detroit
Count Mankoski
Long Island Sound
Minneapolis
Hawekeye
C. Harold Wills
The
Tech Jr
Col. T. Coleman Dupont
Commodore James A. Pugh
New Disturber Hydro
W. J. Connors
Buffalo Enquirer
Manhasset Bay
Wills
John Milot
Jack Beebe
Belle Ie
C. C. Riotte
W. Sharpe Kilmer
Chip
J. Wainwright
E. J. Schroeder
Dixie
Riette
Gogorzas Describe Rainy Tour From Burlington to Montreal
Mr and Mrs Emilio de Gogorza with Miss Fetridge and Mrs Lethridge return from a rainy 248 mile drive from Burlington Vermont via Crawford Notch and Portland to Bath. They left 8:45 am and returned 9:30 pm after touring Quebec and Montreal with praise for Canadian hospitality and New Hampshire Vermont roads.
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Emilio de Gogorza
Fetridge
Parlin Pond
Quebec
Montreal
d’Gogorza
Canada
Custom House
Corporal Pierce Sends Rio Grande Rattler Clipping
Corpral Stanley W. Pierce of Troop E, 1st New York, stationed at McAllen Texas, forwards a poetic diary from The In cin erator Columns about daily chores, pranks, travel hopes, tropical scenes, and plans to go home next month with notes on Mexican friends and a growing mustache.
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Stanley W. Pierce
N. Y. Co
McAllen
Tex
Jim
Long Beach
Nellie
Astor
Broadway
Bath Crew Reports Kearsarge Sinking in Reds and Blues Battle
Bath parents receive word from the Kearsarge crew detailing a night battle August 25 off Eastport and Delaware where the ship was sunk at dawn. Hill logged from 12 to 4 a m at the port engine with lights off as 12 dreadnoughts and eight destroyers attacked 20 miles away. The Kearsarge headed to Hampton Roads and will return mid September with likely a New York preparedness parade.
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Bath Boys
Bath
Kearsarge
Hampton Roads
Pennsylvania
Navy
Newport
Newport Training School
New York
Hughes in Maine on Rockland September Campaign Swing
Charles E. Hughes Republican presidential candidate extends Maine itinerary for September 9 speaking stops in Rockland Bruns wick Bath and Damariscotta with rear platform speeches planned in Wiscasset and Augusta leads to a special trip conveying Hughes and party from Augusta to Rockland announced by state chairman Frank J. Ham.
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Maine
Charles E. Hughes
Rockland
Frank J. Ham
Hughes
Augusta
Brunswick
Bath
Wiscasset
Damariscotta
The Dairy Maids' Festival at Temple Congregational Parsonage
The Intervale Girls' Club led by Mrs Blanche Harrington Sampson staged The Dairy Maids' Festival on the temple parsonage lawn in Temple last week. Chinese lanterns and flags decorated the lawn, with a vine arbor enhancing the scene. Miss Priscilla Kimball organized nursery children at the Cosmopolitan club grounds on Monday. Miss Dorothy Sewall and Miss Elizabeth Houghton hosted local youngsters Thursday forenoon. Attendance rose as the season neared its end.
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Intervale Girls’ Club
Blanche Harrington Sampson
Temple
Sampson
Priscilla Kimball
Cosmopolitan Club
Dorothy Sewall
Elizabeth Houghton
First stretch of Washington Street granite walk completed
The initial section of the new gran olithic walk on the west side of Washington Street was finished early Monday. Crews labored through the night due to Monday afternoon rain.
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Washington Street
Bathites Send Best Wishes for Sanford L. Fogg Recovery
Bath residents extend speedy recovery wishes to Sanford L. Fogg of Augusta after a late auto accident. He lived in the city for several years and has many friends here.
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Bathites
Sanford L. Fogg
Augusta
Electric outage strikes during Sunday shower
A brief electrical disruption hit the area Sunday evening just after seven o'clock amid showers, cutting lights briefly for residents and businesses. The cause was not immediately disclosed and service resumed shortly after.
Lost breast pin returned by Murdock Murray
The lost pin and chain were returned to their owner this morning by Murdock Murray of the South End. The heirloom had been in the family for nearly a century. Also listed are passengers booked for the Boston boat on Monday including F. O. Austin C. T Shipman W. E. Strong and many others.
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Times
Murdock Murray
South End
Boston
F. O. Austin
C. T Shipman
W. E. Strong
Mrs. Schenk
A. R. Webster
B. G. A. Rosentwist
W. R. Dodge
G. S. Harvey
Mary Lusk
M. C. Rosston
Charles A. Wagger
Helen L. Bennet
C. F. Brewster
Margaret McCall
D. Y. Comstock
Earl Pratt
R. I. Murray
F. B. Richardson
A. B. Webber
Inez Chapman
B. H. Hunt
Charles E. Pette
H. E. Gurney
R. H. Farrell
E. H. Potter
Edna R. Foss
E M. Trott
W. B. Jordan
Fay
L Hanson
O. L. Goldy
H. J. Jensen
H. A. McCull
Residents Return From Pleasant Vacation Visit
James and Frances Callan of this city have returned home after a delightful vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Dunton in Woolwich. Several families and individuals from Hyde Park Everett Charlestown Somerville Dorchester Medford North Attleboro and Boston were mentioned as visitors or companions in the social transfer.
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Thornhill
Ernest
Ralph and Evans
Hyde Park
R. P. McDonald
J. Perry
Everett
B. Finn
F. Wholey
Charlestown
Quick
Somerville
Thomas Parry
Dorchester
Gilbert
Blanche
Medford
Richmond
Ware
North Attleboro
Whitney
Willcock
E. Carlson
Bessie Yates
Boston
Frederick Kennison
Rockland
James and
Frances Callan
E. S. Dunton
Woolwich
Painting with oils on ivory becomes fashion on the avenue
A trend in oils on ivory takes hold among society ladies with several appealing designs seen. One woman on the avenue reports notable success in the craft.
Republicans Rally in Popham Steamer Procession
The steamer George Popham carried 75 Republicans from Popham Monday for a rally. They joined the procession and returned home after the event.
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George Popham
Popham
Republican Rally in Bath Draws Boisterous Support
Edward W. Wheeler of Brunswick opened with praise for Maine Republicans led by Milliken. Speakers attacked Gov Curtis, urged a constitutional convention, and defended tariffs while urging strong GOP unity amid statewide and national issues.
Summer visitors from Cambridge and Pittsburg at Five Islands
Mrs M F Higgins of Cambridge Mrs Frank Perry and Miss Isabelle Lee of Pittsburg Pa and Mrs Frank Perkins of Bath spent the summer at Five Islands visiting town Monday dining at the Inn Mrs Frank Perry entertains a large party of Pittsburg friends at her bungalow Kola Wita Five Islands Mrs Perkins is a guest of Mrs Biggins at Ledgetcote Five Islands
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M. F. Higgins
Cambridge
Frank Perry
Isabelle Lee
Pittsburg
Frank Perkins
Bath
Five Islands
Kola Wita
Perkins
Biggins
Ledge‘cote
Old Stone House to Be Furnished in Antique Furniture
The old stone house purchased by Arthur Sewall will be furnished throughout with antique furniture.
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Stone House
Arthur Sewall
Wesley Church Parish Picnic Scheduled at Miss Annie Wylie’s
The ladies of Wesley Church plan a parish picnic on Wednesday at Miss Annie Wylie’s in West Bath, inviting members and friends to join the gathering for fellowship and food.
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Ladies of the Wesley Church
Miss
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Davis
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Gov. Curtis
Treasury
Gov. Haines
Highway Department
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