Bath Defeats Cabots 4 3 for Tenth Straight Win
Bath defeated the Cabots 4 to 3 Saturday in Brunswick as they capitalized on Cabots errors in the seventh and rallied with a third inning rally. Paiement made a deep left field throw to complete a double play to Charron at first. McNeil pitched a strong game escaping a bases loaded jam with three on and no outs in the fifth. Bath enjoyed strong support from about 100 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cabots
Brunswick
Paiement
Charron
McNeil
Wa Bath
Adams
Moreau
Stover
R Oliver
Caou- Kenniston
Fields
Ette
L. Charron
Ken- Paieniston
Lamarre
Sullivan
B. Charron
Bragdon
Kennis‘ton
Empires
Morse
W. Charron
Lisbon Falls
Kelley
Joe Woodcock
Honest Atheist Lectures Stir Bath Citizens
The People's Institute by Richard L. Swain Ph D drew sizable local crowds at the Winter Street church in Bath with six talks aimed at resolving doubt. Swain, likened to Phillips Brooks in bearing, spoke plainly on deep truths for seekers and called for a second Sunday service. Eleanor M Cameron, 18 months, daughter of Peter J. and Lila M. Cameron, died Saturday at 7 Brown Street. funeral today at Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Institute
Richard L. Swain
Ida
Phillips Brooks
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Bath
Eleanor M
Peter J
Lila M. Cameron
Brown Street
Calvary Cemetery
Our Doctor Always Said
The narrator cites a family doctor urging regular habits to prevent illness. A constipation remedy, Atwood’s Medicine, is praised as safe and prompt for bowel, stomach, and liver relief and widely trusted in New England homes. Free “Ye Olde Songs” offer accompanies the bottle with customer opinion request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F.” Atwood
New England
L. F.” Medicine Co
Portland
Four Deputies Raid Elm Street House Gambling King Arrested
Deputy Sheriffs Chester C G Ader ton Thomas I Reynolds and Constable Charles Thayer raided a house on an Elm to Summer street alley occupied by Mary L King finding two pint whiskey bottles in a refrigerator and six men gambling in the dining room. Card players Hennebury Hart Helmes McDonald Mosher Humphreys were fined 5.37 or 14.37 after court. King posted 700 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester CG
Aderton
Thomas I. Reynolds
Charles Thayer
Elm Street
Summer ‘Street
Mary L. King
Thayer
Helmes
Humphreys
Mosher
Hart
Keegan
Charles M S McLellan Playwright Dies in England
Charles M S McLellan dramatist and librettist died in Esher England on Friday. He authored The Belle of New York 1897 and Leah Kleschna 1905, rising as a lyric writer and librettist in musical comedy. He moved to London a dozen years ago and often visited the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McLellan
New York
W. S. Gilbert
McLellan
Leah Kleschna
Judith Zaraine
Astor Theatre
Princess Theatre
The
Fountain
New Amsterdam Theatre
London
Life of Charles M. S. McLellan Recounts Stage and Opera Career
The narrative follows Charles M. S. McLellan from Boston playhouses where he enjoyed lyrics and drama to New York where he wrote under Westmoreland for the Independent. He edited Railway Gazette and Town Topics, produced operettas such as Puritania and Leah Kleischna, authored the Belle of New York, and shaped costume design and rehearsals before focusing on prose drama.
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Boston
Charles
George
McLellans
New York City
New York
Westmoreland
Independent
The
McLellan
Lorettus S. Metcalf
Forum
Pauline Hall
George R. MclLellan
Leah Kleischna
Mr. McLellan
Charles M. S. McLellan
France
Arrowsic Selectman David G. Stinson Dies at City Hospital
David G. Stinson of Arrowsic died at the city hospital on Saturday. Born February 7, 1851 in Wiscasset, he served twenty six years as a resident of Arrowsic and was in his fourth term as selectman. Survived by wife Ann Mary, daughters Merritt Pinkham and Gorge Lord, son David C. Stinson, stepson Angie Snipe, and brother James E. Stinson. Funeral held Tuesday at his Arrowsic home with burial in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Stinson
Arrowsic
Wiscasset
John
Mary Rockwood Stinson
Ann Mary Stinson
Merritt P. Pinkham
Arrowsie
eGorge Lord
Atlantic
Mass
David
George D. McLaughlin Funeral Held at Home
The funeral for George D. McLaughlin was conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at his son-in-law William O. Norris’s residence on Middle Street. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery with Rev. Sidney J. Willis of the Universalist Church presiding. Lincoln Lodge and Odd Fellows read the service. floral tributes reflected high regard from friends and shopmates at Bath Iron Works. Pallbearers were David Harris, Fred L. McFadden, Charles Ervine and Herbert McCabe. Steamer Islander completed its last trip of the season on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. McLaughlin
William O. Norris
Middle Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sidney J. Willis
Universalist Church
Lincoln Lodge
1.C.C. F
Odd Fellows
Bath Iron Works
David Harris
Fred L. McFadden
Charles Ervine
Herbert McCabe
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure and Endorsements
An old advertisement promises a hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure with Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co. It includes testimonials from a Toledo business group and notes internal use and blood impact, with product price and druggist sales.
Sixth Annual Clam Bake At Birch Point Party
Dan Williams hosted a 15 man party at the Williams cottage Birch Point for the sixth annual clam bake. Out of town guests included Howard Hawley Fred Lord and Robert Dunton. A ball game between the Superbas and Nonpareils ended 75 to 6 in one inning with the second inning postponed to 1924. Allan Spear pitched well and Jim King caught for the Superbas while Hawley pitched for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Williams
Williams Cottage
Birch Point
Pcsion
Howard Hawley
Fred Lord
Augusta
Robert Dunton
New York
Superbas
Allan Spear
Jim King
Roy Black
Lynn party buys Bath shoe factory contents at auction
Frank E. Willis of Lynn Mass bought the Bath shoe factory merchandise for 1970 dollars. The sale Monday morning netted 720 dollars for the merchandise with the remaining value in machinery. FE. W. Bradsham acted as trustee and John E. B. Fitzgerald served as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Willis
Lynn
Mass
Bath
FE. W. Bradsham
John EB. Fitzgerald
Bath Lojer Boys Return From Camp Aimed at Border
Coast Artillery troops from Bath and 13 companies return after a ten day encampment at Fort Williams Portland harbor. Paymaster General Presson disburses state pay the first time during camp. Rumor says Coast Artillery may relieve Second Maine Infantry on the Mexico border for six months beginning December 15.
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4Th Company
Coast Artillery
Portland Harbor
George McL. Presson
Fort Williams
Coast Artillery Corps
General Presson
Milliken
Bath Boys
Second
Maine Infantry
Texas
Mains and McMann Tie Knot at Parsonage
At 1037 High street Rev S A Evans of People’s Baptist Church united Bert H McMann and Abbie A Mains both of Bath in marriage. The couple, escorted by Miss Bertha Mains and Francis C Curran, plan a short honeymoon before setting up housekeeping. The WCTU meeting is postponed to Tuesday Oct 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
S. A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Herbert H. McMann
Abbie A. Mains
Bath
Bertha M. Mains
Francis C. Curran
Clambake and Field Day Honor Bath Marine Craftsmen at New Meadows
Despite rain the Bath Branch of the American Society of Marine Craftsmen held its second annual clambake and field day at New Meadows. Hull engineers beat the engine team 7 to 7 in baseball like play. Earle Lermond injured a finger. Hull men dominated three legged races and the tug of war while engineers won events for their women. The bake, menu, and program were arranged by T. P. Black Rupert C. Cowles Harry A. Smith and Earle B. Lermond.
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Bath
American Society of Marine Craftsmen
New Meadows
Bath Iron Works
Hull
Earle Lermond
Albee
Blackwood Engineers
Murray
Hunt
Wishart
Gullicksen
Maguire
Thomas Artis
Ir. P. Schlenker
Engineers
Harriet Henderson
Rupert Cowles
Messrs
T. P. Black
Rupert C. Cowles
Harry A. Smith
Earle B. Lermond
Charles Foote
Remedy for Neurasthenia in Period Advice Style
Neurasthenia stems from overwork and poor lifestyle with symptoms like oversensitivity and irritability. Treatment focuses on nourishing blood through non alcoholic tonics such as Dr Williams Pink Pills which claim to aid anemia and nerve nourishment. Free books offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Co and available through Yourgown druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Pink
Dr. Williams Medecine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Yourgown Druggist
Dr. Williams
Not a Food Fish Portents Ills From Horse Mackerel
A Portland Express report describes Dunning and family of Sebasco becoming seriously ill after eating horse mackerel. A physician was summoned from Whippsburg as skin peeling occurred in every case. The fish, caught and dressed near Sebasco, was fresh. Fishermen note traders in New York markets sell damaged fish as long as the tail holds and the head stays on.
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Portland Express
Dunning
Sebasco
Whippsburg
New York
Albacore
Italy Grants Tax Exemptions To Boost Merchant Fleet
The Italian Minister of Marine announces tax exemptions for two to four years on ships. Ships bought abroad will be tax free for three years and Italian built ships for four. Subsidies of 16 dollars per ton on hulls and 20 dollars per ton on machinery are offered. Vessels must stay under Italian registry five years and can be requisitioned for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Manine
Local residents take trips to Boston and beyond
Our Own People reports C F Holbrook and son Austin left for Boston. Arthur E Bishop and wife visited Togus. C E Kelley left for Boston. Davis Hatch returned to Boston after a weekend visit. Margaret and Annie Stewart departed for a Boston area vacation. W D Card, Boston, arrived in Bath en route to Popham Beach. Frank B Torrey and wife toured Portland by auto. Goss of Salem visited, returning via the Boston boat. Arthur B MacAndrae returned from a six week business trip from Amherst Nova Scotia. Agnes Tarbox principal at South Grammar School is ill with tonsillitis. Capt Alfred Call and daughter Frances left for Everett Mass to make a permanent home.
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C. F. Holbrook
Austin
Boston
Arthur E. Bishop
Togus
C. E. Kelley
Davis Hatch
Margaret
Annie Stewart
W. D. Card
Bath
Popham Beach
Frank B. Torrey
Portland
Goss
Salem
Mass
Arthur B. MacAndrae
Amherst
Nova Scotia
Agnes Tarbox
South Grammar School
Alfred Call
Frances
Everett
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England
William H
Florida McLellan
Wim. H. McLellan
Galen C. Moses
Kimball Bros
City Landing
William H. McLellan
Boothbay
Stetson
Upper Middle St
George AT
Islander
Hall
F.j.cheney. & CO
Tol
F. J Cheney
Ational B
Oledo
All
Lls
Bath Shoe Factory
C.A.C
State
Second Maine
Merit Company
Figshth Co
Lewiston
Auburn
Sanford
Westbrook
Kenneb
Biddeford
Mains
McMann
W.C.T.U
Ladies of Bath Branch
American Draftsman
Edward Hennessy
Holyoke, Mass
Mr. Hennessy
M. J. Hennessy
Washington St
Popham
Bowdoin College
Pierre Batelin
Washington Square Players
Lloyd O. Cotter
Fidelity Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Company da Rinne Secre Enne
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