Circus Preparations at Camp Keyes Augusta
Camp Keyes hosts Col. Frank M. Hume and the Second Maine with a large mobilization including 5 riding mules 21 pack mules 120 draft mules 57 riding horses and three companies totaling 140 men. Machine gun unit from Bangor to be stationed in Augusta as a mobile force with duties guarding bridges and property as plans finalize.
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Camp Keyes
Frank M. Hume
Second
Maine
Texas
Missouri
Augusta
Camp
Keyes
Second Maine
Col. Game
Bangor
Department of the East
West Bath Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Lillian Brown reopened her home on the New Meadows after wintering in Bath and reports a stalled phone this week. Miss Ruth Fuller of Auburn was guest of Miss Doris Purington. Fuller formerly lived nearby. Charles White of Bowdingham spoke to area youths about agricultural clubs. Merton Wright and family return from Woolwich. they visited Herman Wright. Lewis H Curtis family plan to reopen their summer cottage at the coast. Arthur Burnham and family move to Mason Wright farm at Blind Crossing. Mrs I B Neiley recovering from acute indigestion. Eugene Brown of Berry's Mills returns from Boston Providence and Lynn. Birch Point Village Corporation is mentioned.
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Thow
Roy L. Shackford
Daniel Williams
J. Edward Drake
D. A. Merry
Frederick E. Drake
Harry O. Richardson
Joseph T. Swan
Everett
Charles Lee
Fred Brawn
Arthur Brawn
New Meadows
A. J. Higgins
Bath
C. M. Bryant
Blanche
Brunswick
Everett Mayo
Charles White
Bowdoinham
Campbell Pond
Mill Cove
Lillian Brown
Brown
Ruth Fuller
Auburn
Doris Purington
Miss Fuller
Bowdeinham
Merton Wright
Woolwich
Herman Wright
Lewis H. Curtis
Arthur Burnham
Gardiner
Mason Wright
Blind Crossing
I. B. Neiley
Eugene Brown
Berry’s Mills
Boston
Providence
Lynn
Birch Point Village
Spinney Brothers
Broxxy
Arrowsic
George Gove
Day's Ferry
Bernard Bailey
White
North Star Club
Wilbur Howe
Day’s Ferry
Albert Thompson
Nequasset
J. E. Fullerton
Sagadahoc Ferry
Georgie Reed Walker
Montsweag
Georgetown
Nequasset Congregational Church
Stevens
Clara Hathorne
John Rice
Frank Cate
Dresden
Vermont
John McKenney
Gregory
Hydeville
McKenney
North Woolwich
Ralph Rice
Eugenie Bartlett
Warren Munsey
M. E
Harry Perkins
Burlington
Harry Whalen
Cumberland
Tom Reed
Ladies’ Aid
North Methodist Parish
Artell Hayward
William Downing
Milton Carlton
Edgar Pye
John Morse
Sebasco Estates
A. F. Williams
Freeman H. Merritt
N. W. Eaton
J. A. Redlon
Small Point Parsonage
Abbie Hosmer
George
Fred Wilson
Walter McIntyre
Harrison McIintyre
Small Point
Everett Harrington
Miles Webber
Webber
George Sprague
Frederick
Topsham
E. G. Morrison
Charles Varney
F. H. Brigham
Meadowbrook Road
Eliza Morrison
Morrison
Chas. M. White
Harold Shaw
W. R. Bowker
Basin
Ashdale
West Point
Parker Head
Center Chapel
Phippsburg Boys and Girls Agricultural Club
Golder Leeach
Frank Pease
Doris Pease
Francis Bishop
Elsie Allegrin
Blanch Heald
Edward Heald
Chester Gerrish
Kenneth
Leroy Wyman
John Williams
Bess Dickinson
Margaret Percy
Thelma Gerrish
Dromore Grange
Pomona
West Bath Grange
Ed Haggett
Winona T. Stinson
Belgium
Boston Herald
Dee
Aryan
Minott Shipyard
W. R. Dickinson
Robert Dollar
San Francisco
Scientific American
American Merchant Marine
Panama Canal
la Follette
Murray Club and town notes list local developments
Local items report the Murray Club meeting with Mrs. Raymond Powers, visits by O. B. Clason and George Heselton, Rockland’s new 9000 dollar chemical engine and patrol wagon, Tug Farnsworth repairs, a new duplex press for The Times, and Kennebec Lodge meeting. Also noted are a shipyard sparsmaking job in South Portland, Empire company booked for Opera House, Islander steamer overhaul for Augusta Boothbay service, a managerial change at Direct Importing, a York Street visit to Hawthorne, a biker trip to Bunker Hill, a Waltham worker and actor, Hockomock ferry traffic, and unusually pink flowers from deep snows.
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Murray Club
Raymond Powers
Cummings St
O. B. Clason
George W. Heselton
Gardiner
Rockland
Tug Farnsworth
Kelley Spear Yard
the Times
Battle Creek
Mich
Kennebec Lodge 733
I. A. of M
Machinists’ Hall
W. H. Sampson
South Portland
Webber
Empire Musical Comedy Company
Opera House
Islander
Portland
Augusta-Boothbay
E. J. Murphy
Front S
Harry Beals
O. E. Hooper
York St
Hawthorne
N. J
George E. Mann
Frank Cromwell
Bunker Hill
Woolwich Notes Speak Of Clubs and Local Happenings
Woolwich community updates cover agricultural clubs forming at Arrowsic and Georgetown schools, seed shortages hindering Bean and potato projects, and new leaders at Day's Ferry Nequasset Sagadahoc Ferry Montsweag sites. Died notices, school room concerns, and parish meetings highlight village life with plans to build a steeple and Easter programs amid ongoing local activity.
Phippsburg Notes and Summer Prep at Sebasco Estates
Edgar Pye and John Morse garden at Sebasco Estates while J A Redlon arranges plumbing for upcoming season. Reports of socials, rapid returns home, club formations, school meetings, and community updates across Phippsburg and nearby towns.
Parker Head Notes on Local Happenings in Bath
Miss Arletta Gurney returned to Bath after a few days with her mother at Mrs. D J Percy home. Mrs. William Temple and James came back to Bath following a two week visit with sister Mrs. Lewis Lowell. Parker Head Church drew a large crowd last Sunday as Mr. Daley presided and Arletta Gurney sang a solo enjoyed by all.
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Arletta Gurney
Bath
D. J. Percy
William Temple
James
Lewis Lowell
Parker Head
Mr. Daley
Local Social Notes From Winnegance Area
Mrs. Mary Siegars returns from Malden Massachusetts after winter with her daughter Mrs. Charlotte Perkins. Several families attend visits and family illnesses, including Edgar Williams and daughter Alice traveling home due to his mother Mrs. Harry Williams. Obituary notice for Mrs. George Erskine who died in Bath.
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Mary Siegars
Malden
Mass
Charlotte Perkins
Edgar Williams
Alice
Harry Williams
George Eaton
Ladies’ Aid
Abraham Oliver
George Erskine
Bath
Erskine Fomerly
Ernest Knight
Augusta
Eugene Knight
Alton Oliver
Edgar
Portland
Elmer Lufkin
Isle Au Haut
L. Morse
William F. Willis
Lufkin
John Morse
Winfield W. Morse
Harry
Webber
Myra Arnold
Fred Coombs
Spaulding Pierce wedding in Augusta at St. Mark's
Lieut. Harry Russell Pierce wed Ellen D. Spaulding in a military ceremony at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Augusta. Rev. William F. Livingstone officiated. Bride escorted by her uncle Ernest S. Currier with Dorothy M. Currier as maid of honor and Chester H. Pierce as best man. Pierce, West Point graduate and Coast Artillery Lt., is from Portland and Waterville roots.
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Augusta
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Maine
Harry Russell Pierce
Ellen D. Spaulding
William F. Livingstone
Ernest S. Currier
Dorothy M. Currier
Chester H. Pierce
Portland
Anna F. Spaulding
St. Mark’s
Pierce
E. A. Pierce
Waterville
Squirrel Island
West Point Military Academy
Coast Artillery Corps
Townsend Stickney Couple Wed in Oxford Minister Ceremony
Fred A. Stickney and Ethel Town of this city were married Wednesday by Rev. A Hon H. Terrell of Oxford Maine. They will reside in this city.
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Fred A. Stickney
Ethel Townsend
Ahon H. Terrell
Oxford
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Bath Department Store
Center ST
2Nd Infantry
West Bath
Hockomock
Arbutus
Center Baptist Church
Montsweag Free Baptist Church
Clarence Fogg
Corliss Street
Mary Plumstead
Angie ‘Hanniwell
Florence Hathorne
Fred Soule
Lincoln Bailey
Frank Hodgdon
Richard Hanniwell
Joan Soule
John Elliott
Milford Oliver
Ella Shaw
Anna _ Soule
George Hodgdon
Moatsweag Church
Plinette Allen
C. M. Fogg
Corliss St
Richard Hunnewell
John Elliot
John G. Soule
Mrs. Allen
Phippsburg
Jordan Percy
J. P. Morgan
U. S
Percy
New York
Walter
St. Louis
Queenstown
Walter Percy
Boyum
Mr. Percy
Frank
Ocmulgee
Texas City
Freeport
Tex
New
Drummond Cutting
Dromore
Martha Cutting
Ellis Rogers
Eric Carlson
Carlson
Mark L. Percy
Emery Potter
Bowdoin
William Oliver
A. C. Johnson
William Hosmer
Bodwell
Popham
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
Harold Small
Weeks St
Fred Oliver
Harrington
Cranberry Point
Maine General Hospital
Harry Oliver
Marshall St
Gahan’s Bridge
Ida Lemont
Son Mason
A. R. Campbell
Charlton
Walter Perry
Grace Reynolds
William Conant
Kate Rogers
George Rogers
Charles Rogers
Ellison Houdlette
Orville Rogers
Lloyd Rogers
Ruth Houdlette
Carolyn Oliver
Eugene Spinney
James E. Perry
Edward Wallace
Herbert Cutting
G. M. Huff
James O. Lincoln
Myra Rogers
Walter Marco
Nellie Cutting
Annie Purington
Marion Rafnell
Ralph Trask
Reuben Purington
George Weston
Joshua Upton
the Independent
Capt
Freeman
The
Bath Salvation Army
Parker
Winnegance News
Spaulding-Pierce
Ote Cc
W. Rogers
Bath, Me
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Atube
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