Old Woolwich Enjoys Labor Day Reunion
The Main family held their annual Labor Day reunion at North Woolwich with a bountiful dinner and roll call. Attendees included E Reed Main, Gorham Farwell, L A Bailey, T C Main, and many others. Local gatherings, church meetings, and social visits fill the town schedule through autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Reed Main
Mr. Main
North Woolwich
L. A. Hailey
TE. Reed Strout
Main
Gorham Farwell
Cumberland Center
L. A. Bailey
June
Dresden Mills
Thomas
Elizabeth
Jessie Main
Carrie
Alton Strout
Norris
Reed
Bailey
T. C. Main
Farwell
Boston
Dolloff
Clarallathorne Place
Sarah Bagley
Kent's Hill
Miss Bagley
Emma Barnes
J. F. Savage
Augusta
Edgar Bailey
Caribou
Blackstone
Clarence Baker
Lynn
Mass
Clara Hathorne
Machias
Plinette Allen
Bath Theatres Acquired by Bath Theatres Inc
John A. Black of New York and Alfred S. Black of Rockland with associates buy controlling interest in Bath Opera House and the Columbia and Dreamland theatres from Abrams Amusement Company. The Bath Theatres Inc will affiliate with Maine Theatres Inc led by Alfred S. Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
John A. Black
New York
Alfred S. Black
Rockland, and Associates
Bath Theatres, Inc
Abrams Amusement Company
Bath Opera House
Columbia
Dreamland Theatres
Maine Theatres, Inc
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Delta and Farnsworth Go To New York
Delta and Farnsworth travel to New York on separate business trips while Westinghouse buyers of Weehawken Dry Dock Co. report orders and shipments.
Weehawken Dry Dock Co Buys Kennebec Towboat Tugs Delta Farnsworth
Weehawken Dry Dock Co of New York buys the river tugs Delta and Farnsworth from the Kennebec Towboat Co. Capt William J Murray arrives in Bath to command one tug for the trip to New York Harbor. Captain Small has refused to sell the remaining Kennebec tug as he serves local rivermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Small
Kennebec Towboat Co
Richard B. Rodermond
Weehawken Dry Dock Co
New York
Bath
Maine
Delta
Farnsworth
State St
Boston
New Yorker
William J. Murray
New York Harbor
Murray
Farnstworth
Weehawken Dry Dock
Great Lakes
New England
Dry Dock Company
Capt. Small
Capt. Murray
King Tavern
Capt Small
MacMahan Island Summer Aflame with Activity and War Efforts
The MacMahan Island season is bustling with guests and sport while volunteers support Red Cross, US Navy, and French Wounded relief. Dozens of local residents and visitors engage in dressings, knitting, first aid classes, and charitable fundraisers as letters from the front reach the community. Notable names include Captain Turney’s family, Yale pitcher Clement Gile, and many cottagers from Maine, New York, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMattan Island
Anny and Navy
Red Cross
Boothbay
Margaret Dexter
William Stroud
American Fund
France
Belgium
New York
United States Navy League
LeRoy KE. Parkins
Island
MacMahan
Richard Gile
West
Clement Gile
Yale
Pitcher
Naval
Newport
Harold Gile
Aviation Corps
James Henry Devereu, Jr
Madam Bates
Olive Allen
Stanton Allison
Ernest Wood
Worcester
E. &. Bates
Portland
Josephine R. Wales
Wilmington
Del
Elizabeth G. Wales
Howard S. Osgood
Cambridge
Mass
Henry L. B. Wills
Rochester
N Y
Margaret Cushing Wills
N. Y
P. C. F. de Angelis
Utica
Paul I. Hoffman
Elizabeth
N. J
C. E. Upjohn
Germantown
Upjohn
John Borland
Joseph Wodill
Boston
L. E. Pervis
James 5
Frank H Hammond Returns from Vacation in Worcester
William Hammond’s son Frank H Hammond arrives back in Worcester after a two week visit with friends and relatives. He leads Worcester Gas Light Company collection work and is an active musician, singing tenor at St Johns Church and serving as precentor. He also plays piano and organ and belonged to the Worcester Oratorical Society for 15 years. He is the son of the late William Hammond, longtime M C R R engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Slathorne
Augusta
C. P. Hall
Phyllis
JL. W. Maker
South Portland
Sagadahoc #efry
Potter
Marcia M. Stinson
New York
Teachers’ ‘College
Columbia University
Alexander Robertson
John
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Kennebec
A. W. Lavigne
Bath
Woodlawn View Farm
Alton Thwing Wood
Blanche
S. G. M. Stinson
Thomas Reed
Brown
Irene
Dorchester
Mass
J. B. Swift
Waldo Hathorne
Stonington
Wilbur Howe
Labor Day
Vera
Popham
Cape Newagon
Frank Walker
Gertrude Savitt
Doris Stacy
Mabel Day
Irene ‘Brown
Nathalie Tracy
Isabel McDonald
Frank H. Hammond
Worcester
Hammond
Worcester Gas Light Company
Grace Church
St. Johns ‘Episcopal Church
Worcester Oratorical Society
William Hammond
Boy Shot Recovers In City Hospital As Auto Victim Discharged
Alfred McNeil who was accidentally shot in the abdomen is off the dangerous list and improving at City hospital. Joseph Couture, run down by a car nine weeks ago, was discharged Wednesday. Fred Beaureis a Texas Steamship Co foreman leaving for New London Ct was given a royal send off with a diamond ring presented by Rollins Stevens and coworkers. Brunswick highway from the college town to Peterson's now open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard St
Bath
Winneganee
New England
Duffy
Alfred McNeil
Joseph Couture
Fred Beaueris
Texas Steamship Co
New London
Mr. Beaureis
Rollins Stevens
Dean's Ointment Adverts For Skin Ailments
For any itching skin trouble, piles, leczema, salt rheum, hives, iteh, scald head, herpes, scabies. Dean's Ointment is highly recommended. 60¢ a box at all stores.
Crisis of Woman's Life Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Praised
Wagoner Oklahoma reader Mrs Viola Finical credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with lifting her from a two year bedridden crisis and two operations. The ad lists warning menopausal symptoms urging midlife women to seek the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagoner
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Viola Finical
Burdock Blood Bitters Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Bitters claiming the tonic purifies blood and aids digestion. It asserts thin blood causes weakness and pale, sickly appearance and offers the product at $1.25 in all stores.
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OLD Woolwich
Mary
Charlotte
Emma Stinson
James Austin
Pamelia Shaw
Murphy's Corner
Blanche Davis
Grace Davis
Dorothy Wright
Gowen
William Crooker
H. W. Crooker
Lillian Day
William
Ralph Wright
Howard
Ralph Whittum
Chester Robbins
Axsford ‘Buck
Carlton Reed
Robert Swift
Clyde Baker
Ray Kehoe
Carl Webster
Miss Oursen
David
Booth_bay
Merrymeeting
Woolwich
Vermont
Mr. Webster
Milton Carlton
Wilbur Howes
Ib. R. Main
Josephine Walker
Ruth White
Frank Call
Dresden
A. B. Thwing
Miss White
North Methodist Sunday School
Malden
Allen Swain
Albert Wing
Poland Springs
Neva Allen
John Carter
Lisbon Falls
J. W. Reed
Flushing
West Boothbay
George Crocker
Tewiston
W. L. Crocker
David G. Reed
Tuessie Hall
Howard Whittum
Ethelwold Carter
Mabel ‘Day
Frank Carter
Woodfords
Axford Buck
Agony
Sam Ward
Worrall Prescott
Philip Hathorne
Will Wright
Bleike Reed
Perkins
Orchestra of
West Bath
Lees
Tuessic
Miss Prescott
Bath Theatres
LL. F
Cone
L. F.” Medicine Co
N.Y
Weehawken Dry
Geo. W. Duncan
H. A. Duncan
Leslie & Co
Newburyport
George W. Duncan
Grammar School
South &J
King's Bridge
Combination 4
Lombard St
Dean
M’mahan
Turney
Arras
Gerran
Gardiner G. Deering
William H. Foye
Stephen B. Penney
John Hilling
John N. Blaisdell
Timothy Wetherbee
Silas S. Trufant
Andrew R. Cahill
Fire Department
Nichols
Solomon Reed
William C. Duncan
Thomas F. Craven
John T. Cook
Messrs. Morse
Winnegance
Richmond
William E. Olys
A. H. Shaw
Greenville
Shaw Brothers
Willie
Grandma
Bowdoin Nealley Gregson
Co. R
Engineering Corps
Ayer
Charles L. Whittemore
Naval Cadet School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rev
George St. John Rathbun
Marshall de Angelis
Watertown Arsenal
Franklin H. Stafford
Philadelphia
Fort Oglethorpe
Humphrey Redfield
U. S. Navy
George Wrenn
Harvard Regiment
Lieut. R. M. Eliot
Bath Iron Works
Zogbaum
Davis
Ovrean
St. Cuthberts
St. Cuthberts Episcopal Church
George S. Pine
Providence
Arthur N. Taft
Colorado
Orings
T. B. Reazer
D. D
West Orange
Allan Johnson
Yale University
America
Yale University Press
Jefferson
Geo. St. John Rathbun
Hoosick School
Waterbury
J. P. Chapin
Howard Giles
Jessie Wilcox Smith
Scott White
van Aust
C. T. Whittemore
John M. Briscoe
State Forestry Department
F. L. Ryder
Louisa Wood
Syms Wood
Austin Wood
Margaret Nall
Briarcliff
Wyman
Kissel Gilpin
Helen Gilpin
C. & Holmes
New York City
Margaret White
Elizabeth G. White
Albert B. Potter
Penelope Fotter
A. N. Taft
Colorado Springs
Col
Frederick Taft
Alexander Taft
R. M. Munger
New Haven
Conn
Haverford
L. (. Roberts
L. J. Levick
C. &. Stafford
Ernest K. Halback
Misa Mabel Forest
N. L
C.S. Simpson
N.J
William Anderson
North East Pa
A. Cory
B. B. Dearborn
Isabella Sharpe
Ilaverford
Mary M. Rogers
Bryn Mawr
Marguerite Allison
Stanton T. Allison
Baas
Allen Johnson
A. M. Thomson
Dobbs Perry
C. Scott White
Lucy M. Kennedy
Lucy M. Potter
J. Harry McLellan
Belmont
G. S. Pine
Lillian Curtis
Marlborough
K. B. Pine
Southboro
William Day
D. M. Bates
Lewiston
F. B. Reazor
Margaret Reazor
Gertrude Reazor
WM. Hammond
City Hospital
Brunswick
College Town
Peterson