Bath News in Brief Touches Partridges to Steamers and Weddings
Busy Bath items note few partridges shot this week while Mendelssohn groups rehearse in Brimswick. Steamers Ransom B Fuller and City of Rockland winter in Bath. gar den frost and harvest work press on. Obituary mentions Hon S W Carr and Captain Fred S Bosworth misprint corrected. local marriages and property purchases reported. Journalists tour area from Bath to Gardiner with dignitaries, dining at Tacoma Inn. Dr. Jewis J Sawyer to visit Hotel Phoenix October 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom B. Fuller
City of
Rockland
Bath
Southport
Camden
Bowdoinham
Sagadahoc
S. W. Carr
Cummings
Boston
North Street
New Columbia Theatre
Officer 666
Brunswick
Lewiston
Portland
Harry B. Ivers
Thel. A. & W. Street Railway Company
Tacoma Lake
Tacoma Inn
Gardiner
M. A. Haraden
Eastern Steamship Company
Westport
Jewis J. Sawyer
Bangor
Hotel Phoenix
Communion Service at Small Point Church in Edgecomb
The Edgecomb Quarterly Meeting met with Small Point Church for a weekend session with Rev. J. J. Monroe delivering a welcoming address. Dr. John C. Berry of Worcester Mass. donated a silver communion service in memory of his mother Morse Berry Campbell, used for the first time in the Lord's Supper commemoration. the Ladies Aid organized generous neighborhood support with meals and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgecomb
Small Point Church
John C. Berry
Worcester
Mass
Morse Berry Campbell
Station location dispute splits Woolwich Montsweag area
The Maine Central renamed its Westport station Montsweag pleasing Montsweag residents but angering Westport neighbors. A proposal to move the station about a mile toward Montsweag near Llewellyn Bailey’s home sparks heated debate. Supporters say new location could spur local development including stores and a potato storehouse. Westport residents vow further arguments before any change.
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Maine Central
Westport
Montsweag
Woolwich
Llewellyn Bailey
Sncvestion
Bartlett Family News and Local Happenings in Phippsburg
Mrs T H Bartlett of Sebasco hosts surprise family visitors from East Boston Bangor and North Adams with James Rogers a Bangor barber returning after twenty years Williams Rogers a Weaver in North Adams also visited Grange meetings and local trips mark a busy week in the community Elizabeth York Angela Bartlett Selasco head to Boston for Mrs Wallace event Miss Richardson’s daughter and others attend Lewiston Fair While residents note recoveries and local hospitality church and school events share news of traveling visitors and community efforts
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T. H. Bartlett
Sebbasco
Dpd
Wallace
East Boston
James I. Rogers
Bangor
William 3. Rogers
North Adams
James Rogers
Svether
Elizabeth York
Angelia Bartlett
Selasco
Boston
Willet Cases
Dorchester
Mass
A. B. Richardson
Henry O. Austin
Cox's Head
Ida G. McVicar
Lewiston Fair
Mae Sheffield
Woolwich Notes of Social Visits and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Frank Turner of Bath guest of Mrs Turner's sister Mrs John Howe. Miss Lena Trott returns from Augusta. Miss Sarah L Bailey accepts Brunswick teaching job starting Sept 15. Several locals travel, visits by Mr and Mrs Milton Bailey, Mr and Mrs George Ames, and birthday surprise for J Frank Savage. Woolwich to hold October 2 old fashioned fair with exhibits, contests, and dance. Purser Stinson expects auto ferry traffic boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Turner
Bath
George Ames
Skowhegan
Thwing’s Point
Woolwich
Blanche Ames
Mr. Ames
J. Frank Savage
Charles Henry Butler
Montsweay
Mr. Savage
Mr. Butler
Savage
Woolwich Center
Tuessic
M. Albert Hathorne
Frank Head
Milton Trott
Isaac Howard
Purser Stinson
Antomoabiles
Marion
Murphy’s Corner
Angie Hrunnewet
Neophasmer
Susie Bailey
Ad Notice for Regulets and Chick Orders
After a hearty meal take Dean's Regulets to aid stomach liver and bowels. Regulets mild laxative 25 cents at all stores. I am seeking orders for RBI Red baby chicks from stock and layers to be delivered after May 12 any quantity 1000? 12 cents each Ida Adams Winthrop Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
RBI
Ida Adams
Winthrop
Thomas
Portland Bath State road funds halted amid dispute
The Independent warned two weeks ago that a plan to spend 150000 on the Portland to Bath road faced a hold up with the state contributing 100000 and the federal government 50000. Postmaster General Burleson notified Governor Haines of the temporary withholding. State Highways Commission Chairman Nelson vows to investigate the change in plans and uncover the cause. Also, Clarence Parker, son of Walter and Mrs Parker, signed with the Chicago American for 1914 after stints with Morse High Somerville and St Croix in the Maine New Brunswick league.
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Azo the Independent S
Portland
Bath
Burleson
Haines
Nelson
State Highwas Commission
Clarence P. Parker
Walter O. Parker
Chicago American
Parker
Morse High
Somervills
Greater Boston
St. Croix
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Mendelssohn
Brimswick
Merchants’ Association
Meyers, Lakes & Co
New Columbia
Jack Williams
Kennebec County
Augusta
Sis. Guilmette
Fred S. Bosworth
Independent
Juliette M. Crocker
Oregon
Arthur S. Bosworth
Alamede
Tarbox
J. B. Butler
Washington and
Lemont Sts
Lonaview
Helen Fenz
Clarence A. Willis
Phippsburg
Aetel Zab Tli cNee
Lee Vit
Omn Yallis
William F. Willis
Sherman Morse
Perth Amboy
N. J
Willis
Irvington
Dr. Berry
S. @. Richardson
Sebasco
Will Moore
Matthew Greenleaf
Maude Webber
H. E. Greenleaf
A. F E. Gove
J. MacAuliffe
McLaughlin
J. Hubbard
Jewett
Jos Ffullard
Havanna
Cuba
Heb Bee
A. Louise Brown
Miss Brown
Woolwich News
Kennebec
C. Hathorn
Attorney Whiker
New Yor
C. A
Sunda
S. F. Cain
Woolwich Center Baptist Church
Murphy's Corners
Lewis J. Sawyer
Optician
Banzer
Phoenix
F. H. Burt
Maine
Heatre Orchest
Matiner
Swett’s
Swett’s Drug Stores
Arti
Eureka
Thompson Bros
Bath’s Big Department Store
Conley’s Specialty Store
Ota
Lettege
Vortland
South Casco
Tes
L. ~Haw
Portland, Maine
D. Harden
Bangor, Maine
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