Local Notices Show Residents Visiting and Traveling
Lieut Harold McCarty and family stay at their Ports mouth home while Mrs McCarty and Marjorie pass the month there. Mrs Arthur Kindred and Mrs Ernest Johnson depart for Boston and St John to visit relatives. Mrs Jennie Morse funeral brings Edgewood and Bath visitors home Friday. Helen Deake leaves for Ithaca to study art at Cornell. Mrs Drake visits New York then west. Greenleaf and Coombs make Bath business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McCarty
C US
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. HE
McCarty
Marjorie
Shepard Street
Arthur Kindred
Ernest Johnson
Boston
St. John
Helen Deake
Washington Street
Ithaca, N.Y
Cornell University
George B. Drake
New York
West
Veteran Mariner Bosworth Dies at 77 in Highland California
Capt Robert Bosworth world traveler and former Bath Maine mariner died Sept 7 in Highland California aged 77. He sailed to every ocean, commanded the Thrasher Freeman Clark and Reaper and married Harriet Blake in 1871. His widow seeks probate with a $50 000 estate and the will dated Oct 28 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idana
Robert Bosworth
Highland
Cal
Bath
Eleazor Arnold
High Street
San Bernardino
Maine
Boston
Elis
New York
Globe
Bosworth
Cape Horn
Cape Good Hope
Harriet Blake
Capt Bosworth
East Atlantic Avenue
Mountain View
Harriet IH. Bosworth
Robert
Masonic Temple Progress and Local Arrivals
Roof work on the new Masonic Temple at Garden and Washington streets is paused for interior progress. Cedric T. Reynolds reports being a week ahead on the plan due to favorable weather since the June cornerstone. A furniture bid was reviewed at a Tuesday building committee meeting, with a late December or early January dedication anticipated. Harold Haggett of Boothbay Harbor was in town en route to join the steamship A T L Kent bound for the Pacific coast. Mrs. George W. Addison visits Miss Emma Moses after time at Popham Beach with the Donnell and Kimball households. Maurice Pickard, returning from Millinocket, visits Bath before resuming studies at Tufts College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Garden
Washington Streets
Cedric T. Reynolds
Harold Haggett
Boothbay Harbor
BK. W. Haggett
Bath
City
New York
A. T L. Kent
Pacific Coast
George WP. Addison
Emma Moses
Washington Street
Popham Beach
R. Donnell
Edward H. Kim-ball
Lincoln Street
Mrs Charles C King Leaves Bath for Bridgeport Home
Mrs Charles C King formerly Carrie Smith of Bath departed Friday night for Bridgeport after weeks in Bath and Bay Point with her father Charles Smith. Donald Small traveled to South Tyfield Massachusetts on Tuesday to resume studies at Dummer Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. King
Carrie Smith
Bath
Bridgeport
Bay Point
Charles Smith
Donald Small
South Tyfield
Mass
Dummer Academy
Bowdoinham Wedding Plans and Local Notes
Donald Cornish and Miss Bertha Whitney of Newtonville Mass wed and will reside in Newtonville. Bowdoinham gossip covers travels, visitors, repairs, church upgrades, and community events including road concerns, grange activities, and church furnace installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Whitney
Newtonville, Mass
Local visitors and home repairs noted in Gardiner and Richmond
Ernest Carde and the Woodworths attended Labor Day ceremonies in Gardiner at Merrill's Corner. Richmond calls include Mrs. Freddie Fellows and Mrs. Ames with social visits. McCarty of Lewiston repairs John King place and Mary Whitmore home. Nellie Woodworth surprised by Fred Roberts and family visiting with old friends from Tuscon. Robert Hamlet buys Hereford stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Carde
R. BK. Woodworth
R. E. Ferguson
Gardiner
Merrill's Corner
Stanley Hamlet
Richmond
McCarty
Lewiston
John King Place
Mary Whitmore
Robert Woodworth
Freddie Fellows
Pleasant View Farm
Ames
Hamlet
Nellie Woodworth
Fred Roberts
Mary Roberts
Millie Marriner
Tuscon
Arizona
Marriner
Bowdoinham News 1887 Items Include Obituary and Local Notes
In Bowdoinham on Sept 13 Robert ID Spear aged 60, born and long resident here, a ship joiner with a stint in Maryland timber work. Isaac F Eaton awarded a pension for Civil War service. Capt Noble Maxwell dies in Boston aged about 50, leaving millions to local heirs. Local business and social notes mention J Cromwell enlarging studio, A H Drummond underpinning Main St store, Mrs. Harvey Gould seen after six years, corn gifts from George Polley, and various town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Robert ID. Spear
Massachusetts
Maryland
Potomac
Isaac F. Eaton
Samuel
Charles Keen
Toston
J. A. Cromwell
Fred K. Bicknell
Brunswick Laundry
A. H. Drummond
Main Street
Harvey Gould
Mrxu. G
George Polley
Bowdoin
George
William ID. Sampson
Kelley Bros
William Tibber
S. W. Carr Kindling Wood Co
Mill Wood
Grant Hulse
Bath
Joel Card and Son
Resolutions for Late Brother George A Ferguson
Members of Merrymeeting Grange No 258 express sympathy to his widow and family, drape the charter for 50 days, and plan a five minute silent tribute. The resolutions are to be entered into records and a copy sent to the family. Mr and Mrs Percy Savage have returned from ten days at Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Grange
George A. Ferguson
Percy Savage
Hood's Sar saparilla and Hood's Pills proposed health tonics
Medicinal roots herbs barks and berries and other alteratives are combined in Hood's Sar saparilla. It builds up the blood improves appetite invigorates digestion tones stomach and promotes permanent good health. As a gentle thorough cathartic many recommend Hood's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Bath considers Lincoln and Center streets for winter road route
A Bath public hearing on winter street routing favored the Lincoln and Center streets option over North and Middle or Oak street routes. Merchants backed auto traffic through business districts. officials plan to notify the State highway commission of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Four
North
Middle Streets
Walter E. Chase
Center Street
Oak Street
Watson, Frye Co
Commercial Street
Traffc
Kennebec Navigation Co
Atlantic Express Co
Comercial Street
Hannigen
Fred CC. Votter
Board of Highways and Sewers
Inspector Allen
State Highway Commission
Oliver
Maine Central
Melvin H. Beerwort
Lincoln
Center Streets
Ralph H. Dunton
Cahill
Sec. Oliver
Bath
Joseph Torrey
Elwell S. Crosby
Charles H. Hooper
Charles W. Clifford
Robert C. Hannigen
Peter A. Clinto
George E. Thompson
Frank N. Beal
Henry Boudreau
Frank W. Weeks
Lucian D. Fuller
Chamber of Commerce
Louis Gagne
Clarence A. Weaslee
Merion O. Webber
James D. Ledyard
Frank C. Skillings
Ralph O. Dale
Gen. Man
Alfred Sweeney
W. A. Blake
Arthur I. Pepper
Owen J. Ledyard
Fred PD. Hill
Alfred J. Tarbox
Thomas J. Lynch
Amory Houghton
Eugene McGrath
Robert Shaw
John Conway
Charles W. Clifford, Jr
Thistle Reynolds Wedding in Bath with Four Generations Present
George W. Thistle Jr. and Eve Lyn Reynolds wed Tuesday at People's Church parsonage Lincoln Street. Four generations attended a reception at Charles H. Thistle's home 872 Washington Street before a wedding trip to Boston New York and Providence and future residence at 746 Middle Street. The groom is a Morse High School graduate ship fitter. the bride comes from Providence and Bath styling work. they plan to join a style show at I. T. Percy and Sons. Miss Hilda Murray leaves for Portland to train as a nurse at the Children's Hospital after Morse High School graduation in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Thistle Jr
Evelyn Mae Reynolds
Louis W. West
People’s Church Parsonage
Lincoln Street
Clifford Dean
Providence
Jr. L
Dean
Charles H. Thistle
Washington Street
Boston
New York
Middle Street
Thistle
George W. Thistle
Morse High School
Lillian Noble
Bath
RK L
D. T. Percy and Sons
Hilda Murray
Elsinore Avenue
Portland
The
Children's Hospital
Mrs Stewart and son depart for Brooklin home
Mrs Edward J Stewart and son Theo dore Stewart left Tuesday morning for their Brooklin Massachusetts home. Mrs Stewart spent the season at her Kennebec point summer home and her son made frequent trips from Boston. Miss Erma Farrar has returned after several weeks with relatives in relfas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Stewart
Theodore Stewart
Brooklin
Mass
Stewart
Kennebec Point
Bostom
Erma Farrar
Relfas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ginghari
D.t.percy & Sons
H. P. Boudreau
William Morse
Morris Miller
Edgewood
Frank Lawrence
Cambridge
Sasanoa Bluffs
Alt. Greenleaf
Southport
EK. E. Coombs of
Auburn
W.G. Cahill
Center St
Bath Opera House
Paramount
Gaudreau’s
Sympany Orchestra
Liberty Theatre
Paramount Pictures
Mariner
Maurice Pickard
Edna TH. Pickard
Mr. Pickard
Millinocket
Tufts Scottege
Donald Cornish
Newtonville
Cornish
J. KE. Cornish
J. F
Augusta Donnell Cornish
H. J. Cornish
H. J. Cornish, Mr. and Mrs. L. 2. Temple
Clara Fogg
Paris
Norway
Florence Small
Erland Rogers
Sarah L. Elliott
James
Daniel Jacques
F. KK. Jack
I. A. Cannon
St. E. Ferguson
Augusta
Fisher Road
Dr. Trish Farm
Topsham Town
Phon
Edith Wood
William A. Wood
A.V. M. Given
Harold Cheney
Comfort
I.S.8
Grange Hall
Od Cooke
Lena Cobb
Eulala Sedgley
Kenneth
Philadelphia
Baptist Church
Newton
George Blodgett
Lena Blodgett
Star Aid
Aid
Ira Frost
Jack
Litchfield
George W. Earl
C. A. Houghton
Mr. Cooke
Flo. Jack
W. W. Brown
Garnet
Bertha Moulton
Auburn Friends
S. D. Thorne
Venice Lawn
Methodist Society
Cassie Merrill
Sbbie Thorne
Angie Tracey
C. O. Purinton
Abs. EF. L. Richardson
Newburyport
Annie Cobb
Emma Snell
Dorothy Dickinson
Montreal
Quebec
FL 8
Leathers
God
St. Paul
Electa Chapter
Bowdoinham Ridge
Bowdoinham Advertiser
Rosman
Brunswick
Ss Ent EE Ag
Helen Twitchell
Haddonfield
N. J
Davis Hatch
Greenville
Louise Sanders
Maine Central Railroad
Wortland
Rockland
Reynolds
Brown
Navy
Oxford
Childen
Bath Dept. Store
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