Bath Market Sees Rain Slated Amid Fresh Local Produce
Fresh greens dominate the Bath market as rain is hoped for to boost late summer crops. Peas, beans, berries, cucumbers, cabbage, and potatoes from native growers trade well, with prices ranging from a few cents per item to about $1.50 a bushel for premium beans. Eggs, butter, and poultry supply remain steady, with prices rising slightly for dairy and fowl as berries and vegetables show strong demand.
Arrowsic and area notes on births visits and markets
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ibra Lawrence on the arrival of a daughter. Local social notes mention Miss Ava Cornish visiting Miss Mil dred Snipe, Mrs. Nichols and daughter visiting in Mill Island, and other residents visiting in Brunswick and Woolwich. Market reports detail lamb prices, veal values, and forthcoming green corn and tomatoes, with fruit yields expected to be lower due to April’s warm spell followed by a cold spell.
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Ibra Lawrence
Ava Cornish
Bowdoinham
Mildred Snipe
Tne Nichols
Bath
C. C. Crosby
Mill Island
Sarah Wynne
KE. B. Snipe
Brunswick
Sarah Hawthorne
Woolwich
Annie Potter
Portland
Frank Clark
Harry Swett
Will Potter
James McFarland
George Smith
New Hampshire
Fredia Smith
George Spinney
Engagement News Brings Miss Adelaide Munsey And Dr Eugene Holt
In South Dresden the engagement of Miss Adelaide Frances Munsey and Dr Eugene Holt Jr of Portland is announced. Miss Munsey, a Maine General Hospital graduate, is a Dresden favorite. Holt is son of Dr Bennett Holt of Portland.
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South Dresden
River Road
A. T. Perkins
Madeline Frances
E. EF. Holt
Portland
Adelaide Munsey
Herbert Munsey
Boothbay
Robert
Frank Brockman
Gardiner
A. J
Dresden
Holt
Benett-ot Portlamt-med
New Meadows Notes and Obituary At Local Farm
New Meadows residents report light acreage activity as Samuel Holbrook visits Portland and Mr and Mrs Totman enjoy a ten day break at Mrs John Randall's. The community mourns D G Purinton, lifelong farmer and deacon, who died at home after a period of illness. Funeral services were led by Rev. Cochran. M J McCormick buys a 30 acre timber lot in Westport from J F Dunton.
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Samuel Holbrok
Portland
Mercy
Jonzo Totman
John Randall
D. G. Purinton
Purinton
Ot M.fzarfr Baptist Church
West Bath appoints John H. Gilmore sealer of weights
The Selectmen of West Bath appoint John H. Gilmore of Bath as sealer of weights and measures for the town. Residents must bring weights and measures to Gilmore’s Bath office for testing per board directive.
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West Bath
John H. Gilmore
Bath
Board of Selectmen
Great Eastern Shows Open Bath Carnival With Star Lineup
The Bath carnival opens with two hours daily of noon and evening performances by Eddie troupe and other headliners. Acts include Japanesetroupe, Prof Elliot trained dogs, Beaumont ponies, Pyonamite mile, Devine bicycle act, Barton troupe, and Barnum Bailey aerials. Mayor Edward Larratee to officiate as ringmaster.
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Eddie
America
Jay
Elliot
Beaumont
Pyonamite
Alameda
Maine Central
Pythian
Pythians
Sons of Veterans
Golden Eagles
Bath
Bernice Potter
Pearl Tobey
Alva Altekani
New Columbia Theatre
Potato Moth Warning Issued by Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department warns against the potato tuber moth endangering crops across the United States. California and Texas report higher prevalence and shipments of infested potatoes could spread the pest. Experts urge careful inspection of seed potatoes and diligent pest control measures.
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Department of Agriculture
California
Texas
United States
Bureau of Entomology
Carlen
Entomologists warn against careless potato farming
Entomologists urge immediate protective and defensive measures in planting and harvesting potatoes to prevent a serious reduction of the potato crop.
Hyde Camp Sons of Veterans walk along New Meadows
T W Hyde Camp of Sons of Veterans starts a pedestrian trek along the New Meadows today with a large group expected to participate and expect to return by tomorrow night.
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T. W. Hyde
Sons of Veterans
New Meadows
Maine Dairymen to Hold Annual Meeting in Lewiston
The Maine Dairsmen's Association plans its next annual meeting in Lewiston on December 2 with invites extended to the Maine Seed Improvement Association. Premiums for dairy products will be increased and a large exhibit anticipated, with judging, contests, and programs focusing on home grown feeds for dairy farming and milk cream butter samples.
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Lewiston
Maine Dairsmen’s Association
Maine Seed Improvement Association
Dairysmen’s Association
Breeders
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Portland Express
Neri
Editorial Retandiae Ratie
Gardiner G. Neer
Alri
Idediy Secord
Puupiya
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