Local Shipping and Social News Mix in Brunswick
Barge unloading coal at Howard's. Captain Felix Stinson takes charge of K Y C for season. Grange Hall dance nets seven dollars after bills. Oak O'Brien to hire four lumber workers from Damarlscotta. Tug Seguin tows coal barges to Gardiner and Augusta. Fishermen bring fish and flounders to City Landing. Garnet bridge to close after April 12 for War Department repairs. Wallula pump delivery aids water removal. Temples host intercity entertainments. Golden Eagles elect offices. next session in Auburn. Pitch tournament Red Men beat Modern Woodmen 4 246 to 3 811 pins. 50th Lee surrender observed with banquet and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard’s
Felix Stinson
K.Y.C
K.Y. C
Grange Hall
O’brien
Damariscotta
Bath
Seguin
Suffolk
Gardiner
Pickering
Augusta
Baker Palmer
Lynn Haven Roads
Coast Guard
Onondaga
Joseph M. Clark
Landlord Footer
Franklin House
Toodles
Paris & Marr
Apalachicola
Fla
City Landing
Caleb Hall
Albion Poor
Preston Lewis
Boothbay Harbor
Brunswick
Garnet Bridge
War Department
Wallula
Alva Young Temple
Pythian Sisters of
Harmony Temple
Auburn
Glen Royal Temple
Yarmouth
Lowell Temple
McDonald Temple
Bowdoinham
Fidelity Temple
Lisbon Falls
Golden Eagles
Carmel
Bath Castle
Joseph W. Larrabee
E. Scott Greenleaf
H. W. Garland
Harry Mank
F. J. Liscomb
Boston
Liscomb
Bath Iron Works
William F. Oram
Frederick W. Day
Portland
Phineas W. Sprague
Thomaston
Perth Amboy
Norfolk
Azores
Lee
Grand Army Hall
Sedgwick Circle
C. Pratt
Arthur Stewart
Sons of
Seth Stewart
Josephine Talbot
L. Robinson
Clara Troop
Mary Pratt
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Local notes from Bath stir city life and clubs
A survey of Bath society items notes varied happenings from church events and lodge meetings to school class mottoes and base ball games. Activities include a Knights of Columbus balk planned for Music Hall with Gaudreau's orchestra, Morse High School class motto Esse quam videri, and a Tigers baseball win 9 to 0 at Snow's field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Council
Knights of Columbus
Music Hall
Gaudreau
Morse High School
Whitten
Gonya
M. J. McCormicy
Elbow Hill
Phippsburg
Sawyer
Fred Thistle
Boston
Fanniel Hall Market
George W. Thistle
Blanchard & Co
Tigers
Snow's Field
P. Miller
P. C. Muse
R. Muse
Sonny Jim
P. Kingsbury
J. Collins
J. Lynch
Pine Tree Circle
Companions of the Forest
Babine
Fred Summerton
E. C. Knight
Hiram Worthley
Johnson
Montgomery & St. Bernard Royal Arch
Royal Arch
Walter S. Glidden
A. W. Plummer
Lisbon Falls
E. M. Johnston
R. R
Frank Keizer
Rockland
Portland
D. B. Holt
Beacon Street
T. N. Kewley
Beacon St
S. T. Overlock
Liberty
Rockland Courier
Overlock
Canal St
Gardiner busy with ships and social clubs featured
Hyde Windlass works night and day as lighter Hattie B. delivers sand to the B I W from the Bay. Potatoes firm at 40 and 50 cents and rising said farmers. The Crosset Shoe Co. eyes Gardiner, Maine for a factory, but housing may fail to lure them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Page
Page
High St
Crosset Shoe Co
Gardiner
Maine
Ellis
Bath
First Load of Feldspar Received for Rail Shipment
Local notes report feldspar arriving Monday at M C R R for rail shipment. Weather and ocean conditions are described at Popham Beach and Sheepscot. Community notices include lodge installations and bank association speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C.R.R
Oscar
Popham Beach
Small Point
Sheepscot
Mince
Clara Davis
Edwards St
Boothbay Harbor Faces June 12 Baseball Clash At Morse High
Boothbay Harbor High School prepares for a June 12 home game against Morse High as the town reports on local activities. Community notes include church events, a shipyard sign unveiling, and a debate win for Morse High School at Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial St
Water St
Boothbay Harbor
Morse High
Bath Area News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Incidents
Dandelions bloom spotted by Dr. Leonard. Popham Library hosts fall fundraiser earning about 75. Queen Esther sewing circle held a Tuesday social with supper at six. Schooner Maude Palmer from Norfolk to Rio Janeiro return to Hampton Roads with leaks. Opera House crowd recalls Bath carnivals. chimney fire at Charles Rose residence quickly extinguished. Phi Rho Minstrels plan an Assembly Hall show for Athletic Association. City Park spring work underway including frog pond fountain and rebuilt little bridge. Weekend rain praised by woodsgoers. Mayflower crop advances rapidly. Delegates to Girls State Conference in Portland returned Sunday night aboard the Pullman, enthusiastic about Portland entertainment. Obituary notes John Englis, 83, prominent shipbuilder, died in Brooklyn April 1. began career in New York. Marine and shipping items reference Ariel and Maxwell movements. Elsie A. Bailey to deliver coal to Bath. Police and crime notes include a robbery at 180 Sabatis Street, Lewis ton, with valuables taken. Bath Police Captain Edwin R. Brown celebrated 56th birthday. praised for service and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Popham Library
Queen Esther Sewing Circle
Maude Palmer
Norfolk
Rio Janeiro
Hampton Roads
Center St
Opera House
Bath
Charles Rose
Marcia St
Norton
Number 2
Phi Rho Minstrels
Assembly Hall
Athletic Association
Frog Pond
Ariel
Willie L. Maxwell
Augusta
Maxwell
O. A. Gilbert
Boston
Elsie A. Bailey
E.I.S. Co
Wallula
Sabatis St
Lewiston
Sam E. Connor
Connor
Hale and Hearty Man Credits L F Atwood Medicine
G W Heath of South Windham Maine marks ninety with praise for L F Atwood Medicine used for over 60 years. He recalls buying it in 1850 from Atwood and states all six of his children also use it. A large bottle costs 35 cents and trial bottles are free from L F Medicine Co Portland Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Heath
South Windham
Maine
L. F.” Atwood
Mr. Atwood
L. F. Atwood
L. F." Medicine CO
Portland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hotel Phoenix
Henry Shaw
Oak St
Raweis
New Zealand
North End
Leeman Field
Bowery St
Hattie B
B.I.W
Jolly ‘Thimble
Worthley
Court St
Saucon
Eugene
Parker Head
First Baptist Church
Kittredge
Keegan
Mark Hall
Cecil A. Lowe
Freeport High
May P. Fogg
Mabel Loring
Flewelling
Eastern Steamship Corporation
New York-Boston
Frye’s
Winneganee
Unity Guild of the First Bamptist Church
Esther White
Bedford St
W. J. Holbrook
Cedar Grove
Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
Bath- Woolwich
Hercules
Gorges
Polar Star Lodge
P.D.D.G
Maine National Bankers’ Association
Falmouth Hotel
Alfred L. Aiken
Federal Reserve Bank
Frederic H. Curtiss
Federal Reserve
Charles A. Morse
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Fred EK. Farnsworth
American Bankers’ Association
New York
Morse High School Athletic Association
Morse
Freeport
South Portland
Hallowell
Max
Thornton
Harlowell
Saco
Booth- Day
George Cary
Sag Harbor
Emblane
Kk. W. Bliss Co
Chief Cary
E. W. Bliss Co
Bliss Co
Fred Young
George Goodwin
Ralph
Barker
Capt. Small
Board of Supervising Inspectors
Washington
Steamboat Inspection Service
U E
United —S
Raymond Chappell
C. R. Chappell
Bath City Hospital
Eugene A. Mitchell
City Farm
Edward Brown
Mitchell
H. T. Passmore
Lucas
The
Missionary Society
W.C.T.U
Sagadahoc County
Francis McFadden
West Bowdoin
Elizabeth Gordon
Alice M. Wilson
Vine St
Carl Wilson
I. V
Ella A. Davenport
Dunton
Philadelphia
George G. Weeks
Fairfield
House of Representatives
Weeks
F. H. Parkhurst
Bangor
Carl E. Milliken
Island Falls
G. F. Rouillard
Elm Street
North Stratford
N. H
Rouillard
Stratford Center
Clarence
Camden
Lincoln Farrar
Herbert Cavanaugh
Myron Sprague
Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield
Pullman
John Englis
Brooklyn
East Tenth St
Marine Journal
George W. Goodwin
Arthur Sewall & Co
Wm. P. Frye
Portland Press
Edwin R. Brown
Woodfords
Brown
Capt. Brown
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