Phippsburg Seeks Regular Sunday Services with Local Pastor
Meadowbrook residents push for a resident minister in Phippsburg to hold weekly Sunday services. The old Meadowbrook hall has been renovated for worship, with a committee named to pursue a living pastor. Nearby centers already host occasional sermons, but no town-wide regular church presence exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Meadowbrook
Dromore
Phippsburg Center
Parker Head
Popham Beach
Sebasco
Cumry Harbor
Meeadowbrook
Small Point
Walker Head
Popham
Labor Day
Hughes
Charles Perry
Sam Jordan
Doris
Gardiner Rogers
Bangor
Rogers
Meadowbrook Hall
Kerry
Japan
Mrs Margaret J Smith Dies After Long Illness In Bath
Mrs Margaret J Smith 43 wife of George I Smith died Friday night at 754 Middle Street Bath after a long illness. She was born in Bath to Mr and Mrs Scott R Frye and worked years at H E Palmer Co. in Bath. She leaves husband parents and one brother Orrin F Frye of Bath. Burial at Oak Grove followed private funeral. Miss Sarah White of Gardiner aids anti suffrage campaign organizing in Concord New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Smith
George I. Smith
Middle Street
Bath
Scott R. Frye
W. W. Pendexter
Center Street
H .E. Palmer & Co
Universalist Church
Hffr
Orrin F. Frye
Culbert McGay
Grace Episcopal Church
John Howe
Frank H. Turner
William A. Furber
Charles R. Savage
Ralph ©. Whitehouse
Frank DeWicke
Oak Grove
Sarah White
Gardiner
New Hampshire
Granite State
Susan B. Anthony
Concord
National Association
Hood's Sarsaparilla Peptiron and Pills Offer Combined Relief
Advertises a multi medicine treatment for blood purification iron deficiency nerve weakness and liver sluggishness. Recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla before meals Peptiron after meals and Hood's Pills as needed as a coordinated regimen to address common systemic issues.
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Hood
Mr. Hood
Sugar Shortage Lingers as Bath Grocers Report No Relief
Bath residents face a continuing sugar shortage with grocers unable to stock pounds of sugar. Wholesalers and officials warn relief is not in sight, while fruit stores push prices on peaches and berries spoil. Mayor Drake has failed to secure a carload, leaving residents to wait as luxuries rebound in a strained market.
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Wilbur
Oliver
Sugardahoe
Bath
Federal Control Board
Europe
Drake
Boys Break Camp on North Bath Shore
Twenty boys and six camp leaders plus the party chef left Camp Sou-Gan in North Trath Priday for Portland on the 40 percent train then reached Boston by steamer last night. The campers from Revere attend the Federated First Congregational and First Methodist churches with Rev. M Stephen James as pastor.
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Sou-Gan
North Trath Priday
Portland
Boston
Revere
First Congregational
First Methodist
M. Stephen
Eggleston Farm
Camp SouGan
Georgetown Tea Hosts and Summer Social Roundup
Mrs. BE D Hooker hosted a Wednesday tea with guests including Mrs. Harry S Horne Mr. Benjamin H Woodside and Miss Marion Buzzo. The town buzzed with visits to Bath and Arrowsic bridge outings and a lively Beach corn roast at Sea Beach among Georgetown families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. D. Hooker
Anna
Martha Hooker
Harry S. Horne
Benjamin H. Woodside
Melvin Cunningham
William A. Todd
Marion Buzzo
Belle Heald
Michel B. Todd
Bertha A. Russell
Elizabeth Thompson
Fred Oliver
Bath
Newall Oliver
John Parlin
Woolwich
Flo
Bath Opera House
Marion Tuzzo
Anna Hooker
Milton Buzzo
Arthur S. Rowe
Harold B
Treat
Myron Buzzo
Carlton Bickford
Clayton Rowe
Arrowsie Bridge
F. W. Carlton
Joseph Bearce
Nancy I. Russell
Benjamin I. Woodside
Ethel B. Todd
Harold Treat
Joseph Higgins
Charles Clarke
Saxon River
Benjamin Rich
Howard G. Heald
South School
Sea Beach
Georgetown
FE. D. Hooker
Frank Thompson
Bertha A. Irrussell
Jack Horne
Joseph F. Higgins
Horace Jordan
Portland
Ida Lewis
Everett Leonard
Byron M Rowe
New York
Sarah
Mabel Pinkham
Morse High School
Harry S. Thorne
George Oliver
Fred Reid
Lillian Berry
Marion Soule
Martha Hookey
Stearns W. Scott
Trath
Engagement announced for Miss Marie Clarke and Sergt Henry Thompson
Mrs. Frederick Hobart announces the engagement of her sister Miss Marie Louise Clarke to Sergt Henry Bascom Thompson son of Mrs John Fitzsimmons and the late David Thompson of San Antonio Texas Thompson has served in France eighteen months with the 6th Division and fought in the St Mihiel drive and the Meuse Argonne offensive The wedding will be a quiet fall ceremony at the Jamaica New York home of Dr and Mrs Shirley Hicks and the couple will then move to San Antonio Texas
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Hig
Nts
Nathan W. Eaton
Eaton
Cas Ld
East H
BE. Small
Small Point Vt
Leon Bonnell
Winneganee
A. Cromwell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sewall Small
Jack Catania
Little Son
Junior
New York
B.small
William Hamilton
Riverside
Popham
Brunswick
Irma Gilman
William Gilman
Bath
Morse High School
Dromore
Bliison Houdlette’s
Reed
Woolwich
William Smart
Norway
Herbert Doughty
James
Gillies
Sebasco
John Lowery
Charles Rollins
East Boston
Parker Head
John G. Leach
Hebron Academy
Ida McVicar
Auburndale
Mass
Cox's Head
Fuller
William Roderick
Port Henry
Providence
R. I
Ruth Eaton
Ashdale
Georgetown
Charles L. Stevens
Center
N.Y
Harry BR. Lowell
Portland
F. S. Bowker & Sons
Nathan Washburn
Massachusetts
Pentecostal
the Basin
R. 8. Phillips
B. Richardson
Leah Hamilton
Chebeague
Waiter McCours
A. BB. Havener
Alice Stinson
Edward Harrington
Everett Harrington
Gilbert Woodman
Bath Iron Works
George F. McNulty
Wopham Beach
Virginia
Roy Hosmer
Eugene Perry
Boston
F.S. Bowker
Henry L. Wyman
Togus
Frederick Hobart
Marie Louise Clarke
Henry Bascom Thompson
John Fitzsimmons
David 8. Thompson
San Antonio
Texas
Miss Clarke
H. T. Clarke
Thompson
France
St. Mihiel Deive
Meuse-Argonne
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Jamaica
Heavy Shower Disrupts Shoppers and Town
A late Monday storm drenched shoppers and clerks as thunder boomed and hail peppered the area. West Bath felt the heavier shower, while Monhegan fish reached the city dock and Earl Preble and wife moved to Bath after taking positions at Bath Iron Works.
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West Bath
Quaker Point Farm
Ernest Smith
Down River
City Dock
Monhegan
Smith
Death of Albert Smith Jr Falls From Wet Pole Accident at Bath
Public Utilities commission issues ruling on the Bath and Brunswick Light and Power Co incident of August 14 in Bath. Lineman Albert Newton Smith Jr aged 28 was killed instantly after contact with high tension wires while locating a fault. He climbed a wet pole without rubber gloves, with safety belt, despite company rules. Robbins alerted, power shut off, doctor could not revive him. The report notes weather and gloves regulation, and mentions unclear exact cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Bath & Bennswick Light and Power
Bath
Albert Newton Smith
Gardiner
Bath and Brunswick Light and Power Co
Washington Street
Smith
Bath and Brunswick Light and Power Company
Henry Butler
Bath Box Company
Butler
Mr. Moore
Box Company
Ile
Percy W. Robbins
Robbins
Myr. Smith
New Four Master Awaits Its Sails
Work finished Thursday afternoon on the four masted schooner Anna G. Lord built by Pendleton Bros Inc. She is ready for sea except sails. A duplicate Lord schooner will start in about six weeks. Oregon pine carload shipped for Belfast yard ceiling work. Captain M Gray plans a few weeks vacation after the Lord departs and a party celebrated the new vessel at the New Ivon house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna G. Lord
Pendleton Bros. Inc
Lord
Belfast
M. ©. Gray
House Will Take Water Voyage To Woolwich
A six room two story dwelling will be moved by water from Spaw yer’s island to Woolwich and set on a large lot south of the ferry dock bought by Hartly A. Lownsbury from Swanton and Gowell via Joseph Charles Footer. John B. Briry of Boston will acquire a riverfront lot adjoining the Wardwell property to build a bungalow ready for occupancy next season. A new bungalow by Harry F. Wing on Tallman street completes a growing east shore Kennebec housing colony.
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Spawyer
Boston
Wardwell
Mr. Briry
Harry FB. Wing
Tallman Street
Woolwich
Swanton & Gowell
Footer Agency
Kennebec
Champion Berry Picker Mrs. Lida Talbot Sets Season Record
Veteran picker Mrs. Lida Talbot ends the season with over 800 quarts, aiming for 1,000 but berries were scarcer than expected. She earned 20 cents a quart from restaurants and at least 25 cents to the public, a record year admired in Bath for her skill without aid from a berry picker.
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Lida Talbot
Just One Mud Hole on Commerce Street
Autoists from the East complain of a deep mud hole on Commerce Street near the ferry landing. The street is one of the muddiest in the city, deterring clean cars from entering and causing slow traffic as a long ferry queue forms nearby.
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Commerce Street
Pfacer
Front Street
Atherton Clapp- Atherton marriage at People's Baptist parsonage
Georgena Clapp of Rockland and Charles FE Atherton of Bath wed in a private ceremony at the People's Baptist parsonage with no attendants. The couple, daughter of Bartholomew Sukeforth and Onslar Atherton, plan to reside in Bath after a short trip.
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Georgena Clapp
Rockland
Charles FE. Atherton
Bath
S. A. Evans
People’s Baptist Parsonage
Bartholomew Sukeforth
Appleton
Onslar Atherton
Mount Desert
We Tath Tron Works, Ltd
Hanson Family Returns From New England Trip
Mr and Mrs Henry W Hanson, son James and daughter Lillian have returned from a week long automobile trip to Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Hanson
James
Lillian
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Road Work Supervisor Ready to Begin City Projects
William Joseph Dougherty, newly appointed road work supervisor, says North street state aid road will finish in about two weeks weather permitting. Washington Avenue street work will start next, using bituminous macadam with crushed rock from North Jay. A steam roller is being sought from the State Highway Commission to begin Washington street at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Joseph Dougherty
North Street
Washington A
Center Street
Bowery Street
North Jay
Board of Highways and Sewers
State Highway Commission
Washington Street
Omk Street
Dougherty
France
Grest
Augusta to Host Rotary District Convention
Announcement of the Rotary district convention to be held in Augusta on October 6 and 7. Governor Charles S. Lovett of Lynn Mass will host the events with receptions, a banquet at City Hall, speeches by International officers, and a dance. A breakfast at Augusta House precedes sessions at the State House with a Rotary Round Table led by Charles D. White. A baseball game may follow on Oct 7 with proceeds to charity.
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Rotary Clubs
New England
Charles 5. Lovett
Lynn
Mass
City Hall
Connecticut
New Flaven
Rhode Island
Providence
Massachusetts
Worcester
New Hampshire
Manchester
Maine
Lewiston-Auburn
Rotary
W. S. Lansing
William Bamburgh
Auagusta House
Augusta
Charles D. White
Haverill
Augusta Falouse
Man Plans New Barn After Arrowsic Fire Loss
William McFadden of Arrowsic, who lost his barn carriage house 15 tons of hay and 18 cords of wood in the Aug 3 Arrowsic forest fire, visited the city for funds to rebuild. He saved his horses and cattle but had no insurance. a community supper raised 66 dollars to aid his rebuilding efforts.
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William McFadden
Arrowsie
Island of
McFadden
Arrowsic
Death of Simon Frazier Pioneer Ship Builder
Mrs. Fred F. Butler of Washington Street Southend reports the death in Seattle of her uncle Simon Frazier aged 74. He was a pioneer ship builder of Astoria and The Dalles, moving from New England via the Panama Isthmus to engage in Astoria shipyards before settling in The Dalles where he built many boats for the Steam Navigation Co.
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Fred F. Butler
Washington Street
Southend
Seattle
Simon Frazier
Astoria
Dalles
Frazier
Pacific Slope
New England
Panama
Steam Navigation Co
Mild September Favors Black Duck Hunting Prospects
The period known as Mild September continues to supply favorable weather for black ducks, aiding hunters and waterfowl observers with calm conditions and ample sightings.
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C. H. Doughty
Mr. Doughty
Doughty
Airdale
C.L. Farnham CO. Inc
Rath
Maine Central Railroad
THE
Maine Central
Industrial Bureau
Pan
North Bath Shore
Grain CO
E. D. Hooker
Ruth Curtis
Salem
Nellie Mains
KK. A. Buzzo
Eugene Oliver
Andover
John Thibodeau
J. Everett Jewett
Pauline Moore
Bay Point
Ethel Todd
Joseph IF. Higgins
Roy Moore
Dorothy Drake
Edgar Drake
Harold L. Hunt
Joseph FB. Higgins
Bertha Shoals
Tertha A. Russell
Artha Hooker
Harold A. Treat
Carleton Bickford
Arthur Rowe
Nellie Maine
Lizzie Oliver
Waltham
Eve, Hooker
Arlington
Mase
Wiscasset
Earl Preble
Richmond
Preble
Mrs. Preble
Commission
Atherton
Hiram Ricker
Poland Spring
Rockland Breakwater
Poland Springs
Gouraud
Yaas Ferd
T. Hopkins & Son, Nean Rha
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