Sabino death mystery prompts autopsy in Bath area
Mabel E Page of Portland formerly of Manchester died Friday night in a cottage near Bath after collapsing in a blood soaked bed. An autopsy performed by Dr A A Stott found death from hemorrhages due to stomach ulcers. Compan- ion Roy K Small was held briefly before release as investigations continued. Page, born November 15 1890 in St Albans Vermont, leaves a sister in Manchester and a brother in Montpelier. Funeral services were held Sunday at Hewins Funeral Home in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel E. Page
Portland
Manchester
Augusta
Dale
A. A. Stott
Woolwich
Sagada
Wiscasset
Sheriff Henderson
Exchange Street
Henderson
Small
Bath
Miss Page
St. Albans
Brunswick Girl to wed Topsham man
The Brunswick bride Miss Frances Helen Viney will marry Lorenzo Talbot of Topsham on Monday September 26 at St John church Brunswick. Bridesmaids Dorothy Dargie Miss Viney sister and Irene Dargie join Miss Madeline Viney as maid of honor with Yvonne Dargié as flower girl and Ovide Menard as ring bearer.
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Frances Helen Viney
Brunswick
Lorenzo Talbot
Topsham
St. John’s Church
Madeline Viney
Germaine Talbot
Irene Dargie
Yvonne Dargié
Ovide Menard
Muriel Labbee
Oscar Dargie
Paul Bisa
Joseph Helie
Miss Viney
Paul Viney
Waterstreet
Cabot Mfg Co
Daughters of Isabella
Royal Neighbors
Mary
St. John's Church
Talbot
Georgiana Talbot
St. Anselme
Can
Arthur Bisson
St. John Church
Drive Down to View Surf Islands
Miss Jane Hyde and Miss Mary Sewall depart Elmhurst and Stone house for Portland. They will pursue studies at the Waynfiete Latin School, continuing their education away from home this Tuesday.
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Jane Hyde
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Mary Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Portland
Waynfiete Latin School
Governor's Home at Phipps Point Open for Charity
The Governor and Mrs. Gardiner hosted a charity bridge tea at the Governor's home in Phipps Point to raise money for the Wiscasset Women's Club and the Lincoln Home. Prizes in contract whist and parchesi were awarded, with donations from local residents and clubs totaling over 70 dollars.
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Phipps Point
Wiscasset
Lincoln
William Tudor Gardiner
Deieed Wen Aks Tien
Gardiner
R. H. Griffin
John W. Myer
Frank W. Jaqua
Bath
Frank A. Hodgdon
Woolwich
William Nash
Bessie Mikels
M. Merrill
Charles T. Sewall
Ripley
Boston
Groves
Carolyn Varney
Josephine Tucker
State Sunday Schools to Hold Regional Maine Conventions
The Maine Council of Religious Education plans four regional state conventions this fall to reach more Sunday school workers. Sessions will run Oct. 11 in Mars Hill, Oct. 12 in Belfast, Oct. 13 in Livermore Falls, and Oct. 14 in Kennebunk with local committees arranging programs. Key leaders include Harvey T. Tompkins, Clifford L. Peaskee, Chester B. Oliver, and J. Wesley Prince. A two‑team speaker circuit, led by Dr. Leland A. Edwards, will cover the state with lectures and discussions.
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Maine Council of Religious Education
Maine
Maine Council
Mars Hill
Belfast
Livermore Falls
Kennebunk
Aroostook
York
Northern
Harvey T. Tompkins
Eastern
Clifford L. Peaskee
Central
Chester B. Oliver
Southern
J. Wesley Prince
Leland A. Edwards
Bethel
Maine Problems
Teachers Meet at Wiscasset in Bath Delegation
Public schools will be closed Thursday as Bath teachers join Wiscasset educators. Sessions at the Court House St Philip's parish house and the Wiscasset Woman's Duty Rooms include geography in middle grades and junior high English. Leaders include Supt Randall Cummings and Dr E C Hartwell with a rural teacher focus and round table led by H G Lyseth.
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Bath
Wiscasset
Court House
St. Philip's
Ruth V. Powers
Georgetown
Ruth C. True
Randall Cummings
Jion
Ethel Red
Ethel L. Reed
Bradford C. Redennett
Wis
H. G. Lyseth
Augusta
E. C. Hartwell
Grand Jury Room
Buffalo
New York
Ten 4-H Club Members, Guests at Maine Exposition
Androscoggin and two Maine counties join about 140 guests of the Maine State Chamber of Commerce at the exposition financed by nearly 3500 in total project expenses. Granges in Maine subscribed 926 toward costs. Mrs. Clarence A. Peaskee has returned home from a visit with relatives in Wiscasset.
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Androscoggin
Maine State Chamber of Commerce
Maine
Clarence A. Peaskee
Wiscasset
Rich's Mountain Horse Show Opens Next Saturday
The Pastime Horse Show debuts next Saturday afternoon at the Summer home of Judge and Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton on Rich's Mountain West Bath after a postponement. Read list includes class IV horses such as Billy B. G. and Victor B. G. entries from Bartlett's Riding School Auburn Brunswick and Dunton stable among others competing in a XVI Championship class open to blue and red ribbon winners.
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Arthur J. Dunton
Rich's Mountain
West Bath
Billy
J. C. Maher
Portland
Bingen Longworth
Sparkling Suse
Fred Gross
Auburn
Billy Hall
Victor
F. O. Stephens
Lucille Jackson
Brunswick
Jack Frost
Pony
Bartlett's Riding School
Tony
CH. G. Bartlett
Riding School
Teddy
Jane Hyde
Bath
Kit” B. M
William Worsnop, Jr
Lindy Brown
James A. Gillies, Jr
Thistle
James A Gillies, Jr
Juan Mayer
New York
Spot” Gray
Edward Sewall
Kentucky
Hytone
CH. M
Smoky Ben
Barrymore
Red Fern
Lindy Lou
John G
Buck Buckskin
Bartlett’s
Jessie Rogers
Arnold Bourbon
E. W. Wheeler
Emily Randall
Jaybird
Madelyn Dunton
B. G
Lewiston and Auburn Horse Show Association
Thistle” B. M
James A. Gillies
Brown
Gloria Gross
Victor” B. G
Owen Stephens
Black Bess
H. Augustus Huse
Martha” B. M
William Tudor Gardiner
Ble
Pena
Alfred Senterere
BR. M
John G. Fow
Signal Worthy
Dorothy Webber
Waynflete
Alice” CH
Dana Cotton
Denver
Bartlett's
Colonel” Blr. G
Bartlett’s Riding School
Rex” BR
Norman G. Smith
B. Smith
Betty
Pedro
Edwin Fuller
Tony” CH. G
Chiquita” CH
Lou
Front Street Then and Now in Bath Fifty Years Apart
A Bath Chronicle feature recalls Front Street’s transformation from a mud street with horse drawn traffic to a modern thoroughfare. It catalogs stores and landmarks once lining the avenue including Sagadahoc House, Lincoln National Bank, Shaw’s Book Store, Marine National Bank, and various shops, noting changes through the elastic memory of local history.
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Front Street
Sagadahoc House
City Hall Square
Wiliam F. Pond
Lincoln National Bank
Edward W. Larrabee
Tom Craven
Edwin Bonney
Bonney
Sagadaheck House
Sagadaheck Block
Shaw's Book
John O. Shaw
Fred P. Shaw
Times Office
J. L. Douglas
Lvng
York Street
Bath
Douglas
Old Marine National Bank
Granite
Sagadahock
C. W. Clifford Jewelry
Senter's, Inc
George H. Nichols
James B. Drake
J. Edward
Frederick E. Drake
William Kimball
Dan Pembroke
Union Block
Senter’s
Webber's
H. M. Bovey
William Hill
Walter G. Webber
Harry C. Webber
The
Times and Independent
Pront
Ferry Streets
O. M. Redlon
Ballou and Robinson
William H. Fogg
Charles T. Jackson
Archway
Ames
Mitchell's
Davenport Lane
A. G. Brown
Postal Telegraphs
Brown
Curlo
Mitchell Stable
Arthur Tribeau
Hoyt’s Express Office
Edward Magoun
John Footer
Shaw's
Times
Andrew Jackson
W. H. Fogg
J. M. Brown
Maie Central Depot
Pierce Block
Front
Broad Streets
J. P. Welch
William A. Fall
Fred L. Andrews
Hyde Windlass Co
Ween Shoe
Open Time on Black Ducks Explained for Oct 17
The notes clarify a dating discrepancy for open hunting time on black ducks. Open time begins on Oct 16 but Sunday restrictions delay shooting until Monday Oct 17 at sunrise. If Oct 16 falls on a weekday, noon start would apply. since it is Sunday, shooting resumes half an hour before sunrise on the 17th.
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Maine Development Commission
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Frances H. Viney
Stuart
Sagadahoc
Harrison C. Seteth
Sintechace
Augusta Business
State Department
Negreeee
H. B. Clifford
Boothbay Harbor
Dr. Anna ,D. Cordis
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Mrs. Dunton
Worshop
Smoky Ben” B. G
CH. G
Harry Thurlow
Rex
BR. G
B. M
Alfred Senter
Tommy
RO. G
Mary Mayeri
Bill Conklin
Blk. G
Jane Powers
Lindy Louw
John G. Fowler
C. W. Clifford
Johnson Bros