Obituary Winthrop B MacMahan dies at 54
Winthrop Briggs MacMahan 54 died Tuesday morning at his home 212 Center Street after two weeks of illness. Funeral Thursday at Curtis Funeral Home. He was a painter and ship carpenter born on MacMahan's Island son of George and Elizabeth. He lived in Bath 18 years and worked in New York Stamford Conn and Bath Iron Works. He leaves a widow Hulda five children five brothers and five sisters.
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Winthrop Briggs MacMahan
Center Street
Curtis Funeral Home
Center
Howard
Newport News
Clement
Georgetown
Josephine Cressey
Bath
Ruby Cramp
Wiscasset
Edith Powers
Robinhood
Adelaide Stott
Bowdoinham
Henrietta Carpenter
Titusville
Penn
Bath People Gather in Portland Monday
Among the Bath residents in Portland Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Tucker, Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton, Mrs. Edward Sewall, Mrs. William Dennison, Mrs. Harry F. Morin, Mrs. Arthur Sewall and Mrs. Carroll Watson.
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Bath
Portland
Harry W. Tucker
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward Sewall
William Dennison
Harry F. Morin
Arthur Sewall
Carroll Watson
Eczema Cure Promises Free Samples from Moore Mfg Co
Reader notice touts free samples for all skin diseases claimed as eczema cure by Moore Manufacturing Company of Springfield with testimonials.
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Moore Mfg. Co
Springfield
Bowdoinham Notes Local Social Ties and Civic Life
Bowdoinham residents and visitors are listed in a long local update. Civil war veteran Daniel Winslow, 87, died at Togus and was buried in Village cemetery. many townsfolk and guests are noted at camps, farms, and homes, with travels to Falmouth, Topsfield, and Portland.
Two Guilty Verdicts in Brunswick Driving Case
A superior court found two defendants guilty in a driving case tied to the death of Earl Swett on a Brunswick highway May 29. The state alleged Miss Renaud drove the car that struck Swett, and Paquette aided after the fact by leaving the scene and knowing a person had been struck.
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Delli
Quette
Seumewick
Brunswick
Earl Swett
Renaud
Swett
Noquasset Clippings: Local Visits and Hullabaloo
Miss Ethlyn Marston of Auburn visited at home. Da na’s mill advances with machinery soon. Henry Carlton from Bucksport guests of the Rices. The harvest supper raised 62.81 to paint the Methodist parsonage at Nequasset. Numerous residents make weekend and day trips to regional towns and sites.
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Ethlyn Marston
Auburn
Dana
Henry Carlton
Bucksport
Ralph Rice
Rachel Hodgdon
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Wiscasset
Rangeley
Nequasset
William Hanson
Lewis Dodge
Noquasset
Frank Daley
Josephine Cunningham
Bath
Fred Carlton
Norman Catherin
West Medford
Mass
Wilson Wright
Clarence Clark
Windham
Bar Harbor
Frank Bailey
Joseph Beigen
Nova Scotia
Beigen
Margaret Reed
MacMahan Island
Anna Kahler
Gorham Normal School
Forrest’ Carlton
Reginald Leonard
New York
Ebien Warren
Day’s Ferry
Herbert Munsey
Alton
Canada
Flora Leonard
Clara Hathorne
Ida Beals
Flossie
West Bath Notes From Town and Nearby Movers
Residents report continued school for a granddaughter at her grandparents home in Warra Pee. Mrs Laura Lemont visited A 5 Snow at his home. Ernest Rose remains ill under Dr H D Grant care. Henry Alarie and Pauline return to Weymouth Mass. from extended stay in Larrabee's Grove. Town schools closed for a day for teacher convention in Boothbay. Rosedale Farm silos being filled by male family members.
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Fred W. Warrapee
Laura Lemont
A. 5. Snow
Ernest Rose
H. D. Grant
Henry Alarie
Pauline
Larrabee’s Grove
Weymouth
Mass
Gordon Preble
John Larrabee
Boothbay
Rosedale
City Dump Users Fail To Observe Rules
The Bath municipal dump on North street extension still reeks as authorities struggle to enforce regulations from the State Health Department. Residents report no relief due to dumping of decayed matter with old papers, despite notices threatening prosecution. Mr and Mrs Harold Haggett return from a White Mountains honeymoon.
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Bath
North Street
State Health Department
H. B. Duce
Maine Teachers Face New Pension Law Start
Maine's 1923 contributory pension law for teachers became active this school year. Supt. Clinton D. Wilson explains six year window for voluntary contributions, then compulsory five percent yearly into a pension fund with $20 to $100 limits.
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Maine
Clinton D. Wilson
Local Minstrel Acts Bookings Announced for Fall Tour
Burke and Marks minstrels announce multiple engagements across Maine venues including Dirigo Grange Brunswick on MHarps well road tonight. Advance Agent Ross Chase lists October shows in Gardiner Boothbay Harbor Lincoln Theatre Demariscotta Togus Soldier Home Hallowell Acme Theatre and nearby venues with August St Pierre added and Arthur Wilson billed as vocalist.
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Burke and Marks Minstrels
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
Mharpswell Road
Ross Chase
Gardiner
Fire Department
High School
Boothbay Harbor
Pythian Hall
Lincoln Theatre
Damariscotta
Togus Soldier Home
Hallowell
Acmé¢ Theatre
Acmé¢ Theatre, Oct. 20. the Show Has Added August St. ‘Pierre
Beneftpensee
Arthur Wilson
Legion youths hold season street vestry program
A Monday afternoon gathering in Season Street Vestry featured Junior Morrill and Frances Merry among the active participants. Leader Miss Lizzie B C Chaney presented The Boy Who Earned the Name of Traitor, with Miss Ruth Annis assisting.
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Legion
Season Street
Junior Morrill
Frances Merry
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Ruth Annis
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