West Bath notes and summer visitors in 1920s town column
West Bath notes describe visits by Zina Butler and Samuel Davidson party, and arrivals at Foster's Point and Quaker Point cottages. The piece covers farming, oats, hogs, fencing, threshing, market prices, road work, and local socializing with numerous named residents and visitors from Malden Boston Lisbon Falls and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bente
Fred Bubier
Horton
Independent In
Iiaac
W. Coombs
Lisbon Falls
Foster’s Point
Throp
Edward Drake
Miss Drake
Boston
Ceclarence Tuttle
Quaker Point
William A. Brown
Maine Central
O. C. Nutting
Woolwich
Raymond Stevens
Auburn
A. H. Donnell
West Bath
West Bath Grange
Campbell’s Pond
Meadowbrook Inn
Frank Coombs
King’s Point
Martha Rose
Frank G. Coombs
Foster's Point
Witch Spring
Coombs
Henry Rose
Supreme Judicial Court
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Nervous Prostration
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern Pennsylvania describes years of nervous prostration and stomach trouble until Hood's Sarsaparilla was taken and recovery began. The ad touts pure blood improving nerves, claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood and offers liquid or Sarsatabe tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Reminger
Upper
Bern
Hood
Various locals visit relatives and guests in town
A flurry of visitors and locals in Auburn and surrounding towns includes Miss Esther Rogers with her uncle Elmer Rogers, Fred Hilton from Boston visiting his parents, Mrs. Florence H. Duren from Fairfield staying with her sister, and Mrs. Joseph Pray returning from Southport. A Capitol Island party vacationing two weeks features Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Day and others, while many residents host guests or travel, including Miss May Whitney in Harpswell and Captain John Stilphen of Biloxi visiting his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Albert R. Butler
Malden
Harry Rich
Mrs. Wheeler
Lincoln
Mass
Joseph Winter
Nellie Coombs
Conway
N. H
Fred Coombe
Henry W. Butler
Henry R Rich
Esther White
William H. White
Bath
New Meadows
Frank P. Reed
Roslindale
Dolliver
Larrabee Cottage
John Jackson
Brookline
Reed
Jackson
Charles Foote
East Boston
I. B. Netley
Wiscasset
Carl Troop
Edward D. True
Silsby
Birch Point
J. T., Swan
R. S. Leighton
Everett
Esther Rogers
Auburn
Elmer Rogers
Fred Hilton
Boston
Florence H. Duren
Fairfield
F. R. Duren
Joseph Pray
C. H. Reed
Southport
May Whitney
Harpswell
Capitol Island
C. B. Day
H. B. Handlette
BE. P. Favor
S. S. Castellane
Jane Burgell
Oldtown
Flint
Alden Plummer
Chelsea
Lulu Baker
Waltham
L. Smith
Enterprise Grange
Frank Lancaster
Hallowell
J. C. Hinckley
Waterville
Carrie Leavitt
Randolph
John Stilphen
Biloxi
James Lowell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zina Butler
Wakefield
Samuel Davidson
David Mal
Colm
William H. Brown
Mr. Brown
Saga
John Galvin
Lynn
Thaxer
Kathdras
Ellis Coomis
Charles Eddy
William Wrocker
George A. Tuttle
F. A. Higgins
Osman
Henry Galt
E. J. Williams
Rhode Island
Isaac Coombs
Robert van Anringe
3. R. Brown
Win
Ernest Rose
Elmer Craig
Westport
J. M. Lemont
J. H. Cox
Oak
Henry H. Taylor
Mabel
Des Moines
Iowa
Trufant
Taylor
Sarah Foley
Waldoboro
J. J. King
Bos
W. H. Brown
Eugene Brown
Frank G., Coombs
Lincoln Williams
WM. H. Brown
Richmond
Georgia Jackson
Augusta
Leon Skelton
Connecticut
W. H. Skelton
Lizzie Libby
Mabel Hutchins
Washington
John Sturtevant
F. J. Libby
W. FP. Skelton
Gorham
James Bartlett
Saco
Fletcher
James F. Will Co
Calmar
Barbour
Kerr
Tolson
Brunswick Telephone
Castor
Pac
NEW_ YORK
Bears
Gastoria
Swood
L. ” Atwood
Northeast Harbor
Parker W. Fennelly
L. I
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Portland
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