Lewiston Franco-American Civic Alliance backs Republican slate
The Civic Alliance of Lewiston with about 1200 French American voters unanimously voted to support all Republican nominees in the coming campaign. The group plans to become statewide, has members between 1100 and 200, and emphasizes backing candidates friendly to their community regardless of party. The Lewiston meeting drew 240 to 260 attendees and reinforced pledge to aid fusion efforts for county and congressional tickets. No mosquitoes to speak of and no sides this summer.
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Civic Alliance of
Lewiston
Alance
Civic Alliance
Maine
R. J. Wiseman
Progressive Party
Republican County Committee
City Hall
Alliance
Local Notes From Bath and Nearby Towns This Weekend
Weekend guests and travelers populate Bath and surrounding areas with numerous visits and outings. Notables include E A Beverley and Charles Moore in Boston, Dr William J Rouse’s family in Bath, Boothbay Harbor vacations, and residents from Somerville Lynn Fall River and Cambridge visiting relatives. A wedding intention and a historic local tie to Admiral William Rouse surface amid seaside leisure and boat trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Beverley
Charles Moore
Boston
David Long
Somerville
Woolwich
John C. Stevens
John Houghton
Camp Katahdin
Albert Royce
Rockport
Charles Williams Upper High St
Charles T. Jackson
Portland
Josephine Malmstein
Edward Hawley
Lynn
Bomgartz
Small Point
Bath
Irene Tracey
Fall River
Viola Ingham
Court St
R. P. Ham
Andrew Waite
W. O. Given
Waterville
la Forest Kidder
Rachel Mikelsky
St. Sinai Hospital
New York City
Edwin C. Knight
Boothbay Harbor
Daniel Ridley
North Bath
Mabel Williams
Campbell's Pond
Bonney and Clark
Olys Block
Center St
Carl Liberty
Colonial Theatre
Augusta
Liberty
George Parks
W. P. Sandford
Middle St
Joseph L. McDonald
Alice Harrison
Helen G. Hart
Woburn
H. S. Carlisle
Washington St
Sadie Donwith
Milltown
Myra
Washington
D. C
James Black
Putnam
Chestnut St
Frank Cornish
Henry
Ruth D. Preadley
Cornish
North
ER. Potter
C.C. Carson
Pleasant Farm
C. P. Norton
Marjory and
Pearl
Berlin
N. H
Wilhelmina Hakk Rouse
Earl, Winslow
Gertrude
Arletta
William J. Rouse
High St
Jonathan Philbrook
Eleazer McDougall
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
A stream of visitors and residents informally travels between Lewiston Bath and surrounding towns. Charles J. Sargeant of Boston visits business, while families from Portland South Lawrence and Boston host relatives and vacationers. Several individuals return from trips to Bangor Popham Beach Rochester and Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Morse
Lewiston
Charles J. Sargeant
Boston
Matthew Newton
South Lawrence
William Marks
P. Clinto
Great Northern Paper Co
Bangor
Casper Hartleb
Columbia Theatre
Popham Beach
Katherine Rollins
Portland
Fred Rollins
Washington St
Ouida Butler
Swanpscott
Oakwood Farm
Andrew Waite
R. P. Ham
H. Clark
A. J. Higgins
Charles A. Thistle
Smith
Hyde Windlass Works
Carrie Lemont
South Framingham
Dennison
Lorenzo Kraft
Brockton
Mildred Bishop
C. R. Reno
Maine Central
Montreal
Quebec
J. F. Dunton
Margaret Toothaker
Arlington
Mass
John E. Conley
Lewis Marcue
Hazel
Farmington
William Boardman
Tarbox St
William T. Morris
Valmore
Worcester
Bath
Morris
W. D. Hinckley
H. L. Wood
Thomas
Lynn
Kennebec
Dolphin
Fred Collins
Charles Vashon
Katherine Sullivan
Woolworth's
Marcia Gordon
Crockery Department
Rochester
N. H
Mary Williams
Joseph Williams
Middle St
Houghton & Dutton
White
Coney Island
Steeple Chase
Ruth Farnham
Alice Grindell
Myra Merritt
D. T. Percy & Sons
Harriet Henderson
Leah Bragg
Laura Barstow
Miss Bragg
Miss Henderson
Bowdoinham
Miss Barstow
Pinklets touted as liver-friendly laxative cure
Advertisement claims biliousness stems from liver issues and that Pinklets laxative corrects chronic constipation without overstimulating the liver. Describes pills as sugar-coated, easy to take, and not causing griping. Sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co at 25 cents per bottle with booklet and free sample offer.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Svherectady
N. Y
Coastal Travel and Social Vibes Highlight Local Jottings
Local notes report vacationists returning and heading to the coast, a dancing party by Boston youths in New York City, and sheriffs warning against midnight liquor parties. Bath hosts dine at the AcToma Inn, a Bath-area farmer ships veal to Sanford, and the five masted schooner Oakley C Curtis sails from Portland with Captains Kassell and Hodgdon aboard. A county commissioner primary closes with Bath tally and sparse Democrat votes. A midnight launch of the cabin launch Biddie in Kennebec, Day's Ferry voyage, and news of its build and capacity conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bath
acToma Inn
Fred Winter
Sanford
West Bath
Oakley C. Curtis
Portland
E. E. Haskell
M. E. Hodgdon
Board of County Commissioners
Charles W. Jack
Richmond
Marshal H. White
Bowdeinham
Horace T. Whitney
Topsham
Amos S. Turner
Mark T. Costellow
New England
Norman Howard
Kennebec
Day's Ferry
Beacons Women Host Food Sale And Church Welfare Notes
Beacon Street Church ladies held a vestry food sale Friday afternoon. Mrs. William R. Dean entertained Beacon Street Church missionary society Thursday afternoon at 1012 Washington St. A North End blueberry pasture scare ended without injuries after three bulls pursued two ladies and children. Central Scouts defeated Corliss St Scouts on Reed's Wharf 5 to 1 with C Holbrook pitching. Centrals lined up McLeanee, Holbrook, Avery Th, M Holbrook, Belanger, Gediman, Lermond, Stearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial St
Antoinette
Georgetown
Beacon Street
William R. Dean
Missionary Society of
Washington St
Deermont Clothing Co
Central
Corliss St
Reed's Wharf
C. Holbrook
Centrals
McLeanee
Avery
M. Holbrook
Belanger
Holbrook
Gediman
Lermond
Stearns If
Sheldonce
Bouton
Bowker
E. Knights
Snowden
Savagess
Albeert
B. Murray
W. Knight
Doan's Ointment and Burdock Bitters Ads
Itching bleeding piles and rectal issues advertised to respond to Doan's Ointment with 50c price and Doan's Regulats 25c. Burdock Bitters promoted to restore digestion and blood purity at $1.00. Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil offered for pain burn scald or bruise in two sizes 25c and 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
America
Thomas
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Oath of Payment
Frank J. Cheney of Toledo Ohio swears he and his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason notarizes December 6 1886. The advertisement claims the remedy works from within and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Nearby text promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Isey & Co
A. D
A. W. Gleason Notary Ublic
Hall
F. J. Cney “E CO
All Druggiste
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G.O.P
James D. Morse
Cambridge
Mr. Morse
N.S. Morse
Riverside Press
D. Ss. Sullivan
Katherine
Helen
Morristown
N. J
Bay Point
Mr. Sullivan
Bartlett
Bradstreet
Castor
Brospe
Alex Seana
Bears
New York
Castoria
the Centaur Company
David S. Jordan
Send
Sample Barrett Mfg
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Birmingham Boatule
Dr. T. Felix Gouraud
LA Sayre
Druggintaan Departiengatores
Ford T. Hopkins & Son
Great Jones St
Vila At
Maine Central Railroad
Portland, Maine
A. B. Watson
Chiropodis
Brunswick
M. Humphreys
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Maine
Springfeld
F. S. Curtis
Centre Street
Vronzypt
Cyrus W. Longley
Andbyne
Johnson
Chichesters
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