Trolley Car Crash In Deep Cut Bath Brunswick
Fred H. Thompson and family survived a collision with a Bruns wick and Portland trolley near Deep Cut Brunswick. The auto carrying nine people was struck on the rear by an electric car, ejecting all aboard and injuring Mrs. Thompson most severely. The party was aided to Brunswick for medical help, then returned home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Cut
Brunswick
Fred H. Thompson
Portland
Freeport
Thompson
Frank N. Thompson
Frank, Jr
Fred, Jr
Dorothea
Mildred Hope
Fred
F. H. Thompson
Palmer
Durham Road
J. Thompson
Bragg LeClair Couple Wed in Bangor Ceremony
William LeClair of this city and Leah M. Bragg of Hampden were married in Bangor on Wednesday evening by Rev. Arthur H. Jack. LeClair is a Bath Iron Works blacksmith who previously clerked for D. T. Mercy & Sons. They will honeymoon and reside in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William LeClair
Leah M. Bragg
Ancis N. Bragg
Hampden
September opens with school and community events in town
Local notes report schools starting next Tuesday. Uniform Rank K P plans a Labor Day clambake with L H Rowe as chef. Ever Ready Sewing Club enjoyed a Prince's Point picnic. Marine and fair news include Major Kimball judging at Central Maine Fair and a Governor's Day program. The city collects nearly 140000 in taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
Five Islands
L. H. Rowe
Prince’s Point
Captain Brown
Leon McCausland
Merrymeeting Bay
William R. Kimball
Acadia Lodge
Castle Hall
Fred Allen
Yarmouth
H. H.donnell
Edward McLellan
Bath
Hall
Kenneth A. Wiley
South Royalton
Webb Academy
N. Y
Bath Iron Works
Housewives preserve peaches and Bay license rules irritate guides
The item notes housewives preserving peaches and Bay guides facing licensing hurdles. It mentions tug Ariel moving to Parker's Flats, Ellen C Ham's engagement to Winfield Skillings of Scarboro Beach, and various local notices including church meetings, a lawyer's move, and upcoming duck shooting extension to December 15.
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Ariel
Parker's Flats
Clifton
New York
W. F. Ham
Ellen C
Winfield Skillings
Scarboro Beach
Corliss St. Church
Hodgkins
John Hunt
Middle St. Genesta
New Hay Prices Tap $17 to $20 a Ton in Bath
Local reports show dull shore resort business this season while New Hay delivers a range of $17 to $20 per ton. Central Congregational Church resumes services Sunday and the Nequasset church reopens with organ dedication and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Our Own People in Bath and Nearby Visits
Mrs. George Farrin of East Boston recovers from a fractured ankle at Five Islands and plans to return home next month. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Small traveled to Poland Spring on Wednesday. Blanche Gilbert of Gloucester visits Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg in Richardson Street. A. O. Whittemore and Mrs. Whittemore stay at the American House after arriving from Everett to conduct business. Col. Frederick Hale of Portland dined at the Inn in Bath and visited local friends. Mrs. F. S. Wakefield travels to Concord, New Hampshire, after her aunt Mrs. Annie Kellom’s death.
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Central Congregational Church
Stevens
Music
Swan Island
Bath
North End
Wiscasset
Kimball’s Wharf
Maine
Boston
Mary A. Harrington
Five Islands
Nehemiah Boynton
Brooklyn
L. H. Rowe
Joseph Stevens
J. Blaisdell
Freemont Rowe
Oak Grove Cemetery
Georgetown Center
The
Independent
Vine and
Front Sts
Vine St
Martha Cressey Robie
Frederic Robie
Gorham
Gorham Congregational
Cressey
Arcady
Arthur Meeker
Armour Co
Chicago
Ayer
Mr. Smith
Allen
John Carter
Livermore
Boston Conservatory of Music
William H. Small
Poland Springs
Blanche Gilbert
Gloucester
Fred E. Bragg
Richardson St
F. S. Wakefield
Concord
N. H
Annie Kellom
A. O. Whittemore
Whittemore
Everett
Mass
Col
Frederick Hale
Portland
George Farrin
East Boston
Obituary of J Frank Savage of Woolwich
J Frank Savage longtime Woolwich resident died in Bath City Hospital from a paralytic shock after collapsing in Lowell Bros store while waiting for the ferry. A 55 year old Rockport Mass native, he was a joiner and former city police officer, survived by his mother wife and two sisters. Funeral planned from the Doughty home.
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J. Frank Savage
Woolwich
Bath City Hospital
Lowell Bros
Ferry St
Mr. Savage
Rockport
Mass
Jesse Savage
Savage
Montswear
Hale
Grimes
B. I. Savage
James Savage
Mrs Amelia A Doughty Dies on Chebeague Island
Mrs Amelia A Doughty wife of Capt Stephen A Doughty died at home on Chebeague Island after a two and a half year illness Brights disease named as direct cause She was born in Phippsburg ANE 53 years ago and celebrated a joint birthday with her husband The survivor includes six children and the Doughty family bearing the pioneer Wallace lineage of Phippsburg Maine.
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Herbert C
Ivan Doughty
Amelia A. Doughty
Stephen A. Doughty
Chebeague Island
Bright
Doughty
Mrs. Doughty
Phippsburg
Ane
Capt. Doughty
Mary A
Lemuel Wallace
Maine
Mrs Owen K Marr Rites Set After Long Illness
Mrs Frances S Marr 47 wife of Owen K Marr of Riggsville died Friday after a long illness. A native of Riggsville she was daughter of the late Alexander and Elizabeth Snowman and is survived by her husband three sons six sisters and one granddaughter. Funeral is at Georgetown Center Church Sunday at 10 30 a m.
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Frances S. Marr
Owen K. Marr
Riggsville
Alexander
Elizabeth Chase Snowman
Columbia to Showcase Ina Leclaire on Labor Day
Columbia management repeats a star appearance with Ina Leclaire who thrilled audiences on July 4 in The Wild Goose Chase. She returns Labor Day on a double bill with Carlyle Blackwell in Harold McGrath's The Puppet Crown, continuing the successful holiday engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ina Leclaire
Carlyle Blackwell
Harold McGrath
Claire
Two Boys Bag Seven Ducks on Swan Island Shore
Leo Winchenbach and Charles Cudahy of Somerville Massachusetts wedged into a float well grassed over and secured seven black ducks along the eastern shore of Swan Island. It was their first duck hunt and they said they ran right into them. They probably found birds that had not been fired at.
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Boothbay
E. S. S. Corporation
Bath
Webber Pharmacy
New Meadows
Paul J. Koughan
New Meadows Transit Co
Avalon
Portland
Garnet
Koughan
A. L. Marr
Five Islands
Charles Hanna
Spinney Bros
Bay Point
Black Rock
G. A. Hogan
Carolina Waters
Hogan
Leo Winchenbach
Charles Cudahy
Somerville
Mass
Swan Island
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Bragg-Leclair
E. C. Plummer
Bank Block
Dummer St
Hutchins
Paiement
Hyde Windlass
Lamarre
Seth Mullen
Bartlett, N. H
F. H. Kimball
High St
Sagadahoc
Bartlett
Maine Medical College
Kelley Field
Bowdoinham
Stovers
Billings
McNeal
Col. E. C. Milliken
Hugh T. Madden
Joseph C. Varnum
Sedgwick Post
Ernest L. Crawford
Bath Opera House
Crawford
Harry C. Webber
Columbia Theatre
Opera House
George Jewett
American Express Co
Waterville
Black Bess
Jewett
Walter M. Potter
Brunswick Road
State Road
Blind Crossing
Mr. Potter
M. J. McCormick
Charles Booth
Lester
Auburn
Louise
John
Frank McCormick
Rockland
Camden
Mr. McCormick
John Matthews
East
Waldoboro
General Knox
Thompson Bros
Bath’s Largest Clothiers
Shaul Susineas College
Telegrapey
Georgetown Center Church
Galen Ward
Mr. Ward
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