Prominent Dorest Druggist Praises Tanlac
A South Windham druggist Mr Hoyt reports high satisfaction with Tanlac after John Allen from R F D No 3 Woodfords tried it for years of indigestion gas and weak nerves. He says Tanlac is purely an herb mix ture and the greatest medicine in the country. Tanlac is sold at Swett & Co Bath with multiple town distributors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
South Windham
John Allen
Mr. Hoyt
Allen
R.F.D. No. 3
Woodfords
Swett & Co
Bath
Augusta
Bowditch & Webster Co
Brunswick
P. J. Meserve
Cornish
George Parker & Son
Freeport
W. C. Fogg
Waterville
Local Jottings and Maritime News
Hot Cross buns season opens with Mayflowers seen. Captain Small wears first Mayflowers in spring. Winter St. Church Ladies’ Aid hosted by Mrs. Dunklee. last meeting of the season. Towboats fly half mast for Captain Trevett. Horatio G. Foss chartered to carry coal Norfolk to Para at 14 a ton. sails from Boston for Norfolk. Wedding of Charles Duncan and Anna J. Thomas followed by reception on Commercial St.. Miller’s bakery wedding cake centerpiece with turkey and roasted meats. festivities end Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Small
Commercial St
Miller’s Bakery
Local church groups meet amid town activities
Dorcas Guild and Beacon Street Epworth League held meetings in town venues on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. A birth was recorded for Miss Emma Louise Ward at the Ward home. Local politics show Carl S. Milliken visiting town en route to Boothbay Harbor. Ninth Grade entertainment proceeds funded a victrola and records. Bath area commerce displays attract shoppers as Perry Brothers vehicles move along river-adverse roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Guild
Beacon Street
Walter Smith
Washington St
Beacon Street Epworth League
Emma Louise Ward
Galen E. Ward
Carl
Milliken
Island Falls
Boothbay Harbor
Perry
H. A. Witham
Perry Brothers of
Bath
Hatch’s Corner
Dresden
Moose
Orioles
Mann
W. Miller
Wellman
Texas Yard
Hallowell
Kennebecs
Frank Edgecomb
al Ridley
People’s Church
Boothbay Register
James O. Farnham
W. H. Hodgdon
Hodgdon
Bath Area Notes Rich in Local Happenings
Regular Genesta Chapter meeting reports and social events. Bath visitors include Col Hale from Portland. Walter S. Russell files a 342 pupil ward count. Molasses of Oscar's men on Broad Street and river landings noted. Squirrels dig up acorns in local beds. Ladies Aid meets Theresa Moses. Richmond tax rate set at 12.70 per thousand, down 1.30. Weeks Street School children observe birds on Pitch Pine Hill. Spinney mill barge ships shingles from New Brunswick. Ransom B. Fuller to depart for Boston April 30. Coal cargoes arrive for M. W. Sewall Co. Piano lamp ordered for Bath patron. Morse and Rumford debates open to public with post-debate dance. Oakes Ames schooner brings coal. Irving Lewis commands. Local court fines man. munimus withheld. Rockland arrest for drunkenness with Bert Walker from Rockland. Bowdoin College locals plan militia-linked units. Steamer W erin Bath signals lingering winter. ice and frozen coves noted. National Association of Letter Carriers installs Maine officers led by E. Gainor. Doris Green birthday party with gold locket and chain. guests listed. music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Col. Hale
Portland
Bath
Walter S. Russell
Oscar
Broad St
City Landing
Front St
Ladies' Aid of
New Church
Theresa Moses
Washington St
Richmond
Pine Hill
New Brunswick
Railrroad
Reed’s Wharf
Ransom B. Fuller
Houghton’s
Boston
Morse High
Rumford High
Morse Hall
Oakes Ames
E.S.S. Co
Ames
Irving Lewis
Kennebec Valley
Rockland
Rice
Bert Walker
Massachusetts
Walker
Dear village mourns loss of Mrs Albert Lakin at 39
Winnegance reports the death of Mrs Albert Lakin after a two week hospital stay in Bath. The community extends sympathy to her husband Clarence, son, and wider circle. funeral set for Sunday at two from her home with tribute from the Loyal Bible Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lakin
Clarence
Bath
Lakin
Bath City Hospital
Wellington Preble
Lester Perry
Randolph
Charles
Muskrat sightings and early fishing notes from Winnegance area
Parker Morse and son Percy shot 13 muskrats in the old mill pond at Winnegance. Ralph and Harold Small on a canoe trip captured one muskrat on Winnegance Creek. Farmers call for more warm rains to ease ground frost. Ice breaking up at Cobbesseecontee and Tacoma Lake. Augusta crew moved the North Church building near the Texas yard for a new site. piling begins for foundations with a rail car driving timbers into the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Morse
Percy
Winnegance
Ralph
Harold Small
Winnegance Creek
Cobbesseecontee
Tacoma Lake
Augusta
Texas Yard
Mosaic Easter Mail and Bath Trust Co Interiors
Easter tokens and cards arrive by mail as the year’s longest day nears. William Merry leads a painter crew decorating the Bath Trust Co banking rooms and directors' room with pure white dressings, detailing a refreshed interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Merry
Bath Trust Co
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Indorses
Tanlac
Sogn
Lewis J. Sawyer
Bangor
Maine
Phoenix
William L. Bonney
Bowdoinham
House of Representatives
Bowdoin
Phippsburg
Woolwich
West Bath
Arrowsie
Secretary of State
A. F. Williams
W. L. Reynolds
M. G. Chamberlin
Milton Mills
N. H
Reynolds
Messrs. Reynolds
Chamberlin
Emery Lot
Rockland Courier Gazette
Charles D. Loveland
Philadelphia
C. H. Saunders
Percy & Small
Jerome Jones
E. L. Nash
G. G. Deering Co
Liverpool
Newport News
South America
Saunders
France
Ireland
Scotland
Capt. Saunders
Aribroath
Bowdoin College
Langley
Sloshberg
College Rifle Association
Booth Harbor
Sasanoa River
MacMahan
E. J. Gainor
Muncie
Ind
National Association of Letter Carriers
A. J. Pellegrini
E. E. Sands
Lewiston
P.*. McDonough
Thomas J. Manning
Charles E. Prinn
Ernest Beaumont
Doris Green
Western Ave
Leola Breton
Katherine Mayers
Lillian Lewin
Annie Burnham
Alexandrine Martin
Adelaide White
Nellie Green
Earl Whittemore
Edward ‘True
Walter Morse
Otis’ Morse
Harry Ward
Roland Breton
Langdon Thistle
Andrew Flaherty
Doris
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Thompson Bros
Winnegance News
Katherine Williams
Harry Oliver
Ellen Walker
Providence
Billa Merryfield
Seymour Hayden
Edgar Williams
Harry Williams
Charles Merry
Dearborn
Small Point
Zina B. Eaton
Curtis
Ladies’ Aid
Charles Small
Loring Webber
New Jersey
E. L. Walker
William Campbell
Eleanor Morse
Chopps’ Point
W. W. Morse
Conley’s Specialty Store
Chevrolet
LR. Morrill
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