Prices Current at FOAT and New York Market Review
Prices and market updates show oats corn and flour ranges, with New York and Boston produce notes. Entries include farm staples like bran linseed and cottonseed, plus a sale notice for a new two seated carriage and cart by W. B. Williams in Bowdeinham Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Cates
Middle West
New York Twins
W. B. Williams
Bowdeinham
Maine
Phippsburg Local News Roundup Continues
Auren Wallace begins interior and exterior painting of the town hall. Annie Cutting visits Bath then returns to Dromore. Minott sisters return from a Washington New York Boston trip to Phippsburg. Rose Carpenter cleans Center schoolhouse and helps Leach with housework. Roads below Drummond Cutting blamed as nearly impassable quagmire. Edw W Winslow sails from Buenos Ayres to Baltimore with manganese ore. S C Campbell grieves for niece Ellen Nichols at Bowdoinham. Virginia steamer carries travelers to Bath. Healds flock to Bath for Easter. Cutting horse injures leg. she resumes hull corn route. Sidewalk between Post office and Wyman lane missed. plea to relaid. Ruth Ward visits from East Brunswick, stays with Virginia Shaw. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auren Wallace
Annie Cutting
Bath
Dromore
Alice
Abbie Minott
Washington
New York
Boston
Phippsburg
Rose Carpenter
Drummond Cutting
Edw. W. Winslow
Buenos Ayres
Baltimore
J. F. Leach
Walter McCourt
Frank Allegrin
James Cutting
Henry Wyman
Thomas Oliver
Georgetown Easter Services Amid Wind and Rain
Georgetown news notes a Sunday Easter service at First Baptist Church with Mr. Baker delivering a sermon to attending worshipers. The item lists residents and travels among local families, boat trips to Bath, cottage plans, parish activities, and ailments, preserving names like Cragin, Durane, Gibbons, and Todd as part of the community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Baker
Bates
Winnegance Area Social and Infrastructure Updates
Local society notes list Mrs Alfred Oliver hosting the Ladies Aid and Mrs Charles Stinson hosting Evening Workers. Updates cover church prayer meetings, visits among families, illness, new electricity wiring, a Bath hospital recovery, and property moves. Multiple residents are mentioned including Capt Eugene Spinney buying a launch, and plans for new tenants and renovations at the Brown house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Oliver
Aid
Charles Stinson
Woolwich social notes and local happenings
Woolwich brief round up includes family visits and moves. Mr and Mrs Harvey Bailey left for El iot and Dover. Oscar and Bailey families relocate to Dresden. Easter programs planned at Nequasset and Day's Ferry with baptisms and a Grange meeting at Montsweagh hall. Local inspections, mill work, and road patrols noted along with community events and club activities.
Mrs L D Sheldon Entering Maine General Hospital
Mrs L D Sheldon traveled to Portland on Monday to admit herself to Maine General Hospital for a serious operation.
Local Society Notes and Community Updates
Mrs Costello P Hall unable to attend Federation in Richmond due to illness Mayflowers began to blossom Rainy weather limits woods visits Henry Carlton rafting logs from Richmond to Bath for Texas company Master George Wright returns home after serious operation cared for by Dr Harry F Morin Easter services omitted due to storm Nequasset Institute well attended Rev John E Churchill and Rev Milan J Smith present Special music by a quartet Ladies Aid served supper at parsonage Freeman Trott cast as Fay in The Rivals at Columbia Theatre May 12 Morse High School Marion Bailey guests Eliza Beth Janet and Lewis Small Murphys Corner Kathleen Bailey hosted friends Five Islands visit Mrs Parker Lewis and daughter Priscilla Edwina Bath guests Woolwich grange represented at Pomona session Leftover Easter services at Congregational church 11 am and 230 pm addresses by Pastor Calder chorus and children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Nutting
Mt. Desert
Lincoln Bailey
Nequasset
Day
McKay
Lynde’s Island
Lewis Varney
New Hampshire
Woolwich
A. B. Thwing Lumber
I. J. Spinney
Phippsburg
State Inspector of Roads
Scott Baker
Ismer
Richmond
Marston
Elsie Perkins
Dresden
Milton Carlton
Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Cosmopolitan
Grange Hall
Mary Haskell
Orono
George Hodgdon
Alton Soule
Stewart Day
Beatrice Brown
Christian Endeavor Society
Frank Ryan
C. E. Society
Alvah Hodgdon
Catherine Bailey
Raymond Hathorne
Robert Elliot
William Elliot
Sarah P. E. Hathorn
A. O. Labelle
Arrowsie
Sarah Hathorn
Maud Haywood
Smart Woolwich
Yarmouth Academy
Costello P. Hall
Methodist Church
Henry Carlton
Bath
Texas Company
George Wright
Bath City
Harry F. Morin
Weir
Hull
John E. Churchill
Georgetown
Milan J. Smith
Freeman Trott
Fay
Columbia Theatre
Morse High School
Leslie Soule
Belmont
Leeds
James T. Soule
Joseph Hilton
Yarmouth
Nathan McKinney
Kathleen Bailey
Elizabeth
Janet
Lewis Small
Murphy’s Corner
Marjorie Bailey
Five Islands
Parker Lewis
Priscilla
Edwina
Llewellyn Bailey
Asbury Bailey
Woolwich Grange
Pomona
West Bath
Calder
Obituary of Harrie I. Smith Boothbay educator dies
Harrie I. Smith, 39, died after a week’s illness at his Boothbay Harbor home. A Bates College alumnus, class of 1901, he served Boothbay schools as high school principal until 1909 and superintendent 1903 to 1907, then led the Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor district from 1909. Born in Palmyra, he was the son of S. E. and Delia Sarah Hurd Smith and left a wife and three children. His work earned wide respect and he was well known in the two towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrie I. Smith
Boothbay Harbor
Smith
Boothbay
Bates College
Palmyra
S. E
Delia Sarah (Hurd) Smith
Boothbay—Harbor
Lewiston Man Praises Tanlac in Local Ad
A Lewiston testimonial touts Tanlac as a health breakthrough for stomach trouble and constipation. The writer notes improved sleep and appetite after three bottles, with claims of restored digestion and energy. The ad cites The Tanlac Man and references local drugstores for purchase.
Local residents on business and Easter visits
O E Page is in Boston on a business trip. Arthur Saul of Boston visited on Tuesday. B M Plummer returned Tuesday from Philadelphia. Mrs George Wheeler of Waterville visited Bath relatives over Easter. Charles V Minott remains away on a New York trip. Mr and Mrs John L Wilson Jr spent Easter in West Georgetown. E L Gaudreau of the Strand Theatre orchestra was in town. George Judkins at the Texas yard has leased the Cony house in North End. M S Kimball returned to Yale after Easter vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Cragin
Lewiston
Silas Damon
Carroll Powers
Bath
Riggsville
Burnside A. Powers
Master George
George MacMahan
MacMahan’s Island
Walter Cummings
Georgetown Center
Seguinland
Boston
Elisha Fields
David Gibbons
Katherine Durane
E. P. Smith
Grace Church
Horace S. Cragin
Henry D. Smith
Will Mains
Ralph Reynolds
Reynolds Farm
Everett C. Higgins
Robert West
Charles Mains
Lizzie Spinney
Bay Point
Cox’s Head
Hart
Huston Company
Auburn
W. C. Todd
Howard G. Heald
Wendell P. Todd
Dayton Hunt
West Georgetown
Mr. Todd
Salem
Henry Chase
Elbridge M. Cunningham
Henry Harford
Elsie West
Eleanor
Ellsworth B. Loveitt
Crocker
Hazel Robbins
Arrowsic
Frank Head
Edgar Bailey
Alma Pushard
Chelsea
Mass
Clyde A. Stott
Geraldine
Bath City Hospital
Hockomock
O. E. Page
Arthur Saul
B. M. Plummer
Philadelphia
George Wheeler
Waterville
Charles V. Minott
Center
New York City
John L. Wilson, Jr
Georgetown
E. L. Gaudreau
Strand Theatre Orchestra
Portland
George Judkins
Texas Yard
Cony House
North End
M. S. Kimball
Yale College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Romaaal
Ruth Ward
East Brunswick
Virginia Shaw
Raymond’s Court
Frank Heald
Howard G. Healds
Bessie E. Todd
Winnegance News
Harold Snowden
Wellington Preble
Charles Preble
Edgar Williams
Walter Morse
Edgar Colby
Water Street
D. A. Merry
Charles Hewett, Jr
Somerville
Beulah McIntire
Abbie J. White
Winneganee
Fred L. Parks
Alden Merryfield
Bangor
Abram Oliver
George Merritt
Capt
Eugene Spinney
Seymour Hayden
Mary Trask
Perry
West Bath Grange
William Standish
Brown House
Myra Rogers
Winship Reed
Greig Mill
Reed
Harlan P. Greig
Charles H. Williams
Topsham
Ida Hunt
Myra Rice
Frances Preble
Lester Perry
Marion Oliver
Marie Perry
Bernice Clifford
John Lakin
Willow Street
A. H. Goodwin
Allston
Ernest Doane
Daniel Williams
Birch Point
Albert Morse
Parker Head
Irving Coombs
George Cutting
Dromore Grange Hall
Percy Bailey
N. G. Stackpole
Bailey
Brunswick
Pomona Grange
Montsweagh Hall
Oscar Bailey
Eastern River
Mrs. Jones
Schumachers
Schumacher
Bath Grain CO
Tanlac
Mr. Great
Mrs. Great
Sara Great
Bridge St
Taniac Man
Earth
Swett & Co
Mr. Getter
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