Two Boston Boys in Bath Maine Face Break In Charge
Two Boston youths Edward Shannon 17 and James Sullivan 16 were held after breaking into a cottage at Birch Point Bath Maine. Seeley alias Percy Seeley 16 is linked to the case. They traveled with 50 cents, lived in a crude camp, and refused to name their homes or guardians. Judge Keegan to decide their fate after arrest.
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Boston
Bath
Pirch Point
Keegan
Birch Point
Frederick E. Drake
John A. Norris
Edward Shannon
James Sublivan
James Sullivan
Percy Seeley
Seeley
Ropedale
Mass
Maine
Shannon
Shannon Boy
Captain Stephen S. Bunker to report to Camp Grant Illinois
Captain Stephen S. Bunker of the Engineers Reserve Corps receives orders to report to the 530th Service Railway regiment at Camp Grant Rockford Illinois. A Maine graduate 1897 he has worked as a railroad construction engineer across 11 states and in Brazil and South America. He recently enjoyed a furlough with his family at Lincolnville Beach and his wife and children reside at 9 North Chestnut Augusta. Mrs Bunker is formerly Euna Sanford of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen S. Bunker
Engineer Officers' Reserve Corps
530Th Service Railway Regiment
Camp Grant
Rockford
Bunker
University of Maine
United States
South America
Amazon Valley
Brazil
S. A
Maine Highway Commission
Plattsburg
N. Y
Washington, D.C
Lincolnville Beach
Chestnut St
Augusta
Euna Sanford
Mr. Bunker
Hyde Field
Alameda
Three Cellars contracts for Washington Park foundations
J. M. Roche of Portland, the firm developing Washington Park off Winship Street, awarded Arthur J. Nichols the contract to construct foundations for three houses to be built simultaneously. This first contract signals rapid progress and a sizable new housing colony at the Park is expected within a year.
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J. M. Roche
Portland
Washington Park
Winship St
Arthur J. Nichols
Captain Kershner Visits Then Relocates for Eye Surgery Work
Captain Warren E. Kershner of the Medical Reserve Corps, stationed at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont with 8000 men in canvas and 2000 more in barracks, received orders to report to Camp Mills Garden City L I for ophthalmology head surgery. Harold Childs return from Boston trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Kershner
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Ethan Allen
Burlington
Vermont
Camp Mill
Garden City
L. I
Camp Mills
Convincing Proof of This Fact Publicity Request
An advertisement urges readers to write to Lydia E. Pinkham Co for special advice. It states the inquiry will be opened read and answered by a woman and kept confidential. The prompt implies personal health or domestic guidance marketing from the Lynn Massachusetts firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkha
Two men held for theft of wood from Bath firm yard
Tony Farri and Sabatino Gallardo were arraigned before Judge Keegan on stealing wood from Watson Frye Co. storehouse Wednesday night. Held on $500 for October Supreme Court, Bath. Officers King and Hall testified. Gallardo linked to a prior Maine prison term. a third man Angelo, a missing roamer, suspected in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Farri
Sabatino Gaylardo
Keegan
Watson, Frye Co
Supreme Court
Bath
King and
Hall
King
Gaylardo
Gallardo
Maine
Bath Schools Open With Election Day Classrooms In Use
Bath began its school year under unusual conditions as rooms in school houses served as polling places on Monday. Teachers face staffing questions for South Street grammar, with several candidates declining the principal post. Officials anticipate sufficient seating despite new residential influx and expect a full enrollment tally soon.
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Bath
Texas Company
South St. Grammar School
Stewart
Times
Wehools
Miss Torrey Resumes Latin Teaching at Brunswick High
Miss Margaret Torrey, after two years in the Brunswick High School faculty as Latin instructor, returned to assume her duties Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Torrey
Brunswick High School
New York magnate buys Abenaki schooner in Bath
E. V. Novelly of the Atlantic American Trading Company paid about $15,000 for the schooner Abenaki, recently owned by Capt. W. G. Small. Novelly plans to add her to a New York to France cargo service, with Capt. Howard Barter potentially remaining aboard. The Abenaki, repaired at Green yards Chelsea, Mass., is slated to sail to New York in a few days.
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E. V. Novelly
Atlantic American Trading Company
Broadway
New York
Kineo
W. G. Small
Kennebec Towboat Company
New Yorker
Novelly
King Tavern
Kennebec
Small
Times
France
Howard Barter
Green Yards
Chelsea
Mass
Bath
Maine
Europe
Soldier and nurse wed under special Maine wartime permit
Walter H. Parshley then stationed at Fort Baldwin and Theresa Murphy of Brunswick married Saturday night at Rev C Raymond Chappel’s 438 North St home after a special permit waiving the usual five day requirement. The bride, daughter of Mrs Timothy Murphy, will live at home during the war. Parshley, son of the late George A. Parshley, enlisted in Fort Baldwin’s first company.
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Keegan
Walter H. Parshley
Theresa Murphy
Brunswick
Maine
Parshley
Fort Baldwin
C Raymond Chappel
North St
Timothy Murphy
George A. Parshley
Six More Serve Navy Board Approves Sixth Sagadahoc Men
Chairman J. J. Keegan reported District Board No. 1 in Augusta upheld the Sagadahoc county exemption list and ordered six men to serve in the National Army. Named are Harold E. Gerrish of West Bath, Harold S. Ward of Topsham, Silas W. Foss of Bowdoinham, Roy L. Miller of Bath, Fred A. Starkey of Bath, and George Winters of Bath. Alfred J. Trafton of Bath remains to be decided.
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J. J. Keegan
District Board No. 1
Augusta
Sagadahoc
National Army
Harold E. Gerrish
West Bath
Harold S. Ward
Topsham
Silas W. Foss
Bowdeinham
Roy L. Miller
Bath
Fred A. Starkey
George Winters
Alfred J. Trafton
Jurymen Drawn and Bath Theatres Incorporated in Maine
City selects grand and traverse jurors for October term. Bath Theatres of Rockland approved to operate theatre and amusement business with 200000 dollars capital. Alfred S Black as president. Equity case heard by Justice Spear over road right of way injunction. decision reserved.
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Albert N. Shaw
Harry T. Parsmore
Levi T. Thompson
W. Scott Shorey
Amory M. Houghton
Christopher Cushing
Traverse
Owen J. Ledyard
Herbert S. Harris
John M. Conley
Charles A. Harriman
Herbert O. Morse
Winfred M. Hagan
Ralph C. Covel
Raymond L. Rogers
John H. Morse
Frank J. Parks
Maine
Bath Theatres
Rockland
Alfred S.black
PB. B. McAllister
Alfred S. Black
Ida H. Rokes
E. B. McAllister
A. M. Spear
Court House
Harry F. Oliver
Elizabeth Morse
Phippsburg
Oliver
Justice Spear
Bath Boys Training for 303d Heavy Field Artillery
Sagadahoc and neighboring counties provide youths selected to join the Maine New Hampshire contingent for Camp Devens training. The 303d heavy field artillery will operate six inch howitzers to bombard German strongholds, with guns positioned three to six miles behind the front trenches.
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Sagadahoc
National Army
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
France
Maine
New Hampshire
303D
Morse High School tops enrollment and staff notes
Morse High School reports its largest enrolled student body with 374 pupils split as freshmen 126 sophomores 100 juniors 85 seniors 58 and post graduates 5. New faculty includes Miss Hertell history German Miss Cochran French math Miss Hodgkins math and Mr Cobb in mechanical drawing. For ninth grade only 110 are listed.
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M. H
King
Morse High School
Helen Hertell
Edith Cochran
Hodgkins
Cobb
Morse
Maine probate notices list multiple estates and guardianships
A compendium of probate filings in Sagadahoc County Maine includes requests for administration of estates of Stephen B. Small and Andrew J. Percy with heirs listed, petitions to sell real estate to satisfy debts, and appointments of executors and guardians. Notices require publication in the Bath Independent and hearings set for October.
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Sagadahoc
Bath
Theresa S
James
Lowell
Walter S. Glidden
Kate O'Laughlin
State OF Maine
Cliva A Percy
Andrew J. Percy
Clara A. Percy
Alice M. Litchfield
Maine
Arline
Kidd
Ford
Petit
Joseph M. Trott
Winfield S. Percy
James S. Lowell
Hoe
Marilla M. Blaisdell
Phip Re
Abel
Blaisdell
Phippsburg
North Creek
Small Point
Arthur Totman
Sagedahoee
Cyrus W. Lonslfy
Marilla
ML. Blaisdell
Clarence W. Blaisdell
Violet M. Blaisdell
Arthur Toetman
Waters
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Illinois
Capt. Bunker
Kershner
Harold Child
Joo Bick
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Lindsey
Tennille
W. E. Lixnier
R. R
Areh St
Tony Farm
Angelo
Bath Schools
Abenaki
Bath Boys
W. R. Calder
Dr. Jackson
Park St. Church
Sagadahom
Sagadahoec
Nichols
Rachel Ann Nichols
Cyrus W. Longley
Sagadahog
Sagadaher
Nellie P. Merrill
Lucy A. Purinton
Register
Georgia E. Lombard
Joseph Clarence Perkins
James S. Loavell
Carl KE. Milliken
W. C. Oliver
Johnson Launch
State OF
John C. Berry
Stephen B. Small
Meadowbrook
William W. Mason
Charles H. Mason
Scout Mason
Abbie Mason
John (. Berry
Worcester
Elbridge Morse Phippsburg
Charles T. Small Winneganee
Harriet S
John « Berry Sagudathoess
Franklin PO Sprague
Sagadahwr
A. T
Alton G. Leonard
Bowdoin
Saidounty
Nancvy J. Leonard
Said
Isaac Leonard
Abbie J. Crosman
Lisbon Falls
De 2
Etta
Wilson
Alton G Leonard Bowdoin Sen
Rufus F. Springer
Alton G. Leonario Sagadahoc
A. L
R. F. Sprenger
Notty Public
ATE OF
Maine Sagadahoc
Jail County
A. S
James SS. Lowell
Dahoc
John J. Keesan
Math
Martin Flaherty
Wid Ewinty
Musin Imney
Musin
Marin” Flaterty
Rathi
Mary Flanerty
Margaret Leydon
John Heaney
Jemas Heaney
Thiet Nour
John J. Keegan
Sagadihoe
Teforeome
Justice of the
Sagadahor
Saszadahoe
W. Longley
Sagadahec
Sagadahee
Sagalihee
Bath National Park
Michael J. Met
Ormick
Mary A. L. Thompson
Louis A. Thompson
Cyrus
Longley
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