West Bath camp for boys planned at Fos ters Point
Capt William F Hussey former 301st Engineers buys Amos Williams farm at Foster s Point to open a boys camp in June for 50 youths aged 14 to 22 25 with a military style program emphasizing health food water and daily disciplined activities under an experienced staff including a physician and tutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hussey
301St Engineers
Amos Williams
Fosters Point
Hussey
Capt. Hussey
Capt.Hussey
West Point
Capt
A. F. Flood
E. M. Bryant
Blanch Bryant
New Meadows
Brunswick
Elmer Craig
New Hampshire
Margaret Nutter
Newton
Mass
I. W. Larrabee
Joseph Larrabee
Joseph White
Owen Harthorn
Bri. R. Brown
Lewiston
Edith Clough
John Clough
Gorham
Florence Neiley
Topsham School
Plan reorganize L A and W St RY after sale
Lewiston Augusta and Waterville Street Railway Co property sold for 80000 to a bondholders committee with Turner line excluded. Sale at Auburn Courthouse under W H White. bids only from bondholders. Turner line likely discontinued. system to be reorganized under new operating company pending court approval.
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Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Street Railway Co
Auburn
Court House
W. H. White
Morrill
Supreme Court
M. J. Googin
Lewiston
White
Turner Line
H. M.verrill
Portland
Committee of
Verrill
Augusta
Waterville Street Railway
Googin
Mr. Verrill
Sorowling
Henry W. Cushman
Frank D. Silliman
Frank Silliman, Jr
Maine’s Banner Hunting Season Expected This Year
Maine anticipates a record influx of gunners as camps cottages and guides brace for a busy season. Officials note no loosening of laws, with stricter rules and licenses already in high demand. Found excitement builds from Katahdin woods to northern camps as deer season nears.
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Maine
Mount Katahdin
Katandin
Holman Day
Freak Potato Exhibits At Topsham Fair In October
A monstrous seven inch long seven inch circumference potato is raised by Mrs Katherine Bergquist of North Bath. The early rose variety will be shown at the Topsham fair in October and is already on display at the Times office window alongside other oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Office
Katherine Bergquist
North Bath
Bergquist
Topsham Fair
Times Office
Sagadahoc
Bath
Sagancahoe
Susan E. Ham
Charles A. Ham
Sagadahou
Insalt
Pinkham completes five year lease of Hotel Lindsay
Farr W. Pinkham of Bath, in Rockland Wednesday and Thursday, has completed negotiations for a five year lease of the Hotel Lindsay. He also plans to enter the real estate business in Rockland and is forming a real estate association next week, with interest in locating the East Coast Fisheries Co. William Esmond visited Bay Point and Popham on Sunday.
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Farr W. Pinkham
Bath
Rockland
Lindsay
Butter prices rise as ice cream demand grows
A Bath market observer notes butter costs have jumped to 70 cents per pound amid tight supplies and high feed costs. Grocers cite storage hoarding, foreign shipments, and shifting milk toward ice cream production as key factors. They warn prices may climb further through winter as pasture feeding remains constrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Millay
Bowdoinham
Baybridge
Obituary of Grace Olive Hulett 1860 1919
Mrs Grace Olive Hulett 59 wife of Ernest E Hulett superintendent of the powerhouse for the I A & W street railway died Tuesday at her North street home after a long illness She was born in Chester Vermont Oct 13 1860 and lived in Keene New Haven Bath and finally Norwich Conn She leaves husband daughter Clara Belle and grandson Frank W Hulett Jr One son Capt Frank W Hulett Jr was killed in action in France in June 1918
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Grace Olive Hulett
Ernest E. Hulett
L., A. & W. Street Railway
North Street
Hulett
Chester
Silas M
Olive Parker Smith
Mr. Hulett
Keene, N. H
New Haven
Bath
Congregational Church
Ethel Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Supreme Council Order of Amarant
Clara Belle Hulett
Norwich
Conn
Frank W. Hulett, Jr
Lewiston
France
Suicide of Captain Cochran at sea voyage mishap
Dispatch reports Captain R B K Cochran age 24, who shot himself in despondency after the schooner William H Sumnereeh grounded on his first voyage as skipper. Home listed as Bath Maine, but no listing found in city directory. police and post office unaware. Mrs Made Abbott returns from Augusta visit.
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Wilmington
N. C
R. BK. Cochran
William H. Sumnereeh
Bath
Police
Post Office
Clifton Page Weds Miss Dorcas Allen
Clifton Orville Page and Dorcas Irene Allen married September 4 at Holy Trinity church in Swanton Vermont. Rev. O S Stone officiated with single ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Watertown Connecticut after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EF. Page
Swanton
Clifton Orville Page
Dorcas Irene Allen
Holy Trinity Church
O. S. Stone
C. E. Allen
Kendrick Ralph
New Haven
New Haven, Conn., As Matron of Honor and Miss Katherine Jennison
Horace Allen
Springfield
Mass
Francis D. Lapelle, Jr
Lohengrin
Ralph
Stadford Academy
Bradford
City Library School
Swanton Public Library
O. E. Page
Bath
Morse High School
Bowdoin College
Columbia University
Taft School
Watertown
Conn
Mrs. Wage
Beacon Street Methodist Church Board Adopts New Year Plan
At a Monday night meeting in the parsonage the Beacon Street Methodist Church official board reported a record treasury of about $700 and unanimous approval of a year long program. Plans include improvements referred to trustees and an evangelistic revival to double membership and boost Sunday and weekday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Evangelistic Campaign Planned for October At Centenary
The Centenary canvas aims to boost Sunday school attendance with each young person joining Epworth League and each woman in the Women’s Home Missionary, Foreign Missionary societies, or similar groups. Oct 5 to 26 are set for the evangelistic push, with Rev and Mrs C H Hopkins slated as evangelists laboring in Everett Washington. District plans and preparatory work precede the October meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Womans Home Missionary Society
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Brotherhood
C. H. Hopkins
Everett
Washington
Neglect of City Halts Bath Development Plans
The Bath area scrolls through delays as the city fails to act on W Park Street housing project despite developer built homes and sidewalks. The scheme, tied to wider Washington to High street expansion, is paused, harming expected tax gains and future dwellings.
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Wpark Street
Washington Park
Bath
Park Street
Washington
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Doris Warington
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Holly
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C. L. Third Maine Regiment
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B. BR. Brown
Henry White
John White
West Bath Grange
Red Cross
Foster's Point
R. Wayne Gardiner
Littlefield
Berry’s Mills
Campbell’s" Pond
Fred and
Lillian Watson
Charles
Evelyn Stackpole
Eva
Rena Clough
Eleanor King
Dorothy Stilkey
Bertha McCullough
Eleanor Bates
Helen Brewer
Canada
Lowell School
Beatrice Coffin
Dad
Kaynee
John J. Desmond
William Esmond
Bay Point
Popham
Mrs. Made Abbott
Clifton Page
Dorcas Allen
Conley’s Specialty Store
Whalen
Commercial
Marion Street
William H. Sewall
Oak Grove Cemetery
Park and Cemetery Board
Notic
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Georgetown
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Azuba E. Holland
James
Lowell
William Ye Dunham
Register
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Mary K. Mitchell
O Path
Imsak County
James S. Lowell
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