Bangor Chamber Proposes Unified Maine Highway Plan
The Bangor Chamber of Commerce urges state wide action to improve Maine highways for summer visitors. A committee led by William R. Ballou and Charles Murray recommends contract timing from September to June, with heavy work in fall and spring, strict penalties, no non emergency road work June 15 to Sept 15, and early tar operations. The plan aims to reduce travel disruption, provide year round employment, and gain broad support from chambers, boards of trade, and civic groups.
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Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Maine
Bangor Chamber of Commerce
William R. Ballou
Bath
Charles Murray
Maine Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Bath Men Seek Road Change From Brunswick To Bath
A group from Bath traveled to Augusta to appeal to the State Highway Commission for the Brunswick Bath road. Some favor rerouting to run from Cook's Corner along the Old Turnpike into Bath, claiming a shorter distance and removal of a grade. The plan would affect about thirty families with farms, sales, and rentals nearby.
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Bath
Bath Country Club
Cook’s Corner
Brunswick
Cook's Corner
Maine
Portland
State Highway Commission
Augusta
Cook's
Boies
Terrific gale creates wild night on Maine coast
Summer tourists witnessed a fierce gale along the Maine coast as seas battered the shoreline and rain drenched the area. A newly moved family on a exposed island cottage endured a terrifying night as the house swayed and rocked, keeping them awake until dawn.
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Maine
Ancient Almanac Lists Ships in New England Whale Fishery
Everett P. Peaslee of 254 Front Street owns a preserved 1847 New England Almanac. It includes a list of ships belonging to New London Mystic Stonington Sag Harbor and Greenport active in the whale fishery and notes the August 31 total solar eclipse visible at Mt. Merritt. Peaslee also owns a two and a half dollar gold piece dated the same year.
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Everett P. Peaslee
Front Street
New London
Stonington
Mystic
Sag Harbor
Greenport
Mt. Merritt
Peaslee
Obituary for Amy Hunt Perry of Winnegance district
Amy Hunt Perry aged 53 died at her High street home in Winnegance after months of ill health. Born in Bath June 15 1879 she was married to Almon R. Perry of Bath Iron Works in 1898 and leaves husband a daughter and a grandson plus a sister and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 30 p.m. from the home.
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Amy Hunt Perry
Almon R. Perry
High Street
Winnegance
Mrs. Perry
Bath
Reuben T
Nancy E. Morse Hunt
Bates College
Lewiston
Winne- Rance
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Perry
Emery Footer
Edna Pickard
Medford
Mass
James Emery Footer
Central Congregational Church
Central Church League
South End
Parent-Teacher Association
Winneganee Community Club
Evening program by Les Camarades Musicaux features four composers
Members heard a paper by Mrs. Carl E. Albee on four outstanding piano composers. The club gathered at her Washington street home for a night of solos a duets and trios with Mrs. Albee at the piano and performances by Mrs. Holman Mrs. Sturtevant Mr. Ramsay and others as refreshments followed.
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Les Camarades Musicaux
Carl E. Albeé
Washington Street
Franz Dip
Jo Cates
Franz Ce
Franz Mr. Ramsay
B. Brindisi
Holman
Albee
Allan Ramsay
Mudge Hosts Research Class Meeting at Free Baptist Church
Mrs Winnie E Mudge and co hosts Mrs Anna Allen and Mrs Nellie Bonney led a Corliss Street Free Baptist church Research class gathering at her home. After business and Bible Qs the group planned a grove picnic across the Kennebec bridge inviting one guest per member.
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Winnie E. Mudge
Corliss Street Free Baptist Church
Anna Allen
Nellie Bonney
Bonney
Kennebec Bridge
Annie Chesley
Etta Pottle
Mabel Shepard
Fannie Burden
Tekla Sanford
Mamie Worrey
Lizzie French
Jeannette Plant
Maud Clark
Lena Helm
Plant
Burden
Helm
Coming Out Party for Miss Susan Breck
A summer colony event at Small Point last Tuesday night featured Mrs. Duer DuPont Breck hosting a coming out party for her daughter Miss Susan Cony Breck. The receiving line included Miss Barbara Mason Miss Lea Morgan Miss Betty Macey and Mrs Breck. Dinner were hosted by H Ray Dennis Jr and Mrs Sumner Sewall, followed by dancing at the Small Point Beach club. Cecilia Kiernan from Brooklyn arrived for a visit with Mrs. William D Goodman and Capt. Goodman, as well as Mrs. George Dowbell, at the home of ex-Alderman and Mrs. Wilfred W Chaney in Washington Street.
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Small Point
Duer DuPont Breck
Garden City
L. I
Susan Cony Breck
Barbara Mason
Lea Morgan
Betty Macey
Breck
H. Ray Dennis, Jr
Sumner Sewall
Cecilia Kiernan
Brooklyn
N. Y
William D. Goodman
Capt. Goodman
Robert
George Dowbell
Wilfred W. Chaney
Washington Street
Purple Heart Medal to be Presented by Veterans Post
A public ceremony is planned to present the Purple Heart to members of the Constitution Post No. 2197, Veterans of Foreign Wars, including Co. Bu of 22 Park Street, with a membership survey to identify others eligible. The article describes eligibility rules, the medal’s history since 1782, and the decoration’s design featuring George Washington and the Washington Coat of Arms on a purple ribbon.
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Order of the
War Department
Srview
Co. Bu
Park Street
Eres
Chestnut
Constitution Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Buff M. Dyer
Washington
Kenneth L. Patterson
The
Ang
Frigate Constitution Post
Army of the United States
George Washington
Continental Army
Couple on Honeymoon Survives Cape Cod Yacht Storm
Henry C Haskell of Brunswick and Emily Hubbard, married in Barnstable, faced a severe storm two hours out of Cape Cod on a 33 foot yawl. Sails shredded and motor failed, signaling distress with a towel. A mackerel boat rescued them and they finished their honeymoon by car in Brunswick.
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Henry C. Haskell
Alaric W. Haskell
Brunswick
Emily Hubbard
Alfred M. Hubbard
Plymouth
Mass
Hubbard
First Universalist Church
United States
Barnstable
Bailey’s Island
Cape Cod
Cape Cod In Mr. Haskell
Haskell
Rose Marie
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pembroke College
Sleeping couple Awakened by Fire in Bruce's Hill Home
Mr and Mrs John E Wade of Bruce's Hill fled to the street Friday around 2 am when smoke filled their bedroom from a living room fire that gutted the room and its furnishings and climbed into the attic. Firefighters used hose and two chemicals to control the blaze, confining damage mainly to the living room and attic partition. a davenport was destroyed.
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John E. Wade
Bruce’s Hill
Wade
Washington
Bruce Streets
Dover Visit by Covel and Local Ladies
Ex Alderman R C Covel and Mrs Covel along with Mrs W A McNeal Mrs W S Wiggin and Mrs Charles Lockery motored to Dover New Hampshire Sunday and spent the day with their cousin Mrs Rodney Arnold formerly Miss Jennie Jordan of this city.
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R. C. Covel
Covel
W. A. McNeal
W. S. Wiggin
Charles Lockery
Dover
N. H
Rodney Arnold
Jennie Jordan
American cites sewerage plays key role in trade recovery
Dr Bradley of the Izaak Walton League urges nationwide sewerage works to curb water pollution and boost employment. He notes 80 percent of cities dump raw sewage and warns about typhoid outbreaks from polluted waters. Local sewer projects he says would create jobs and restore safe drinking water.
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Rae Bradley
Izaak Walton League of America
Dr. Bradley
Bradley
Lewiston Brigade Band Concert Draws Crowd at City Park
A Thursday evening program by the Lewiston Brigade band drew a larger crowd than last week, though the collection by post No. 21 A. L. yielded less money. No concert is planned for this week, and future plans remain uncertain. Conductor Arthur N. Pettingill led the performance, with Gen. De Pression possibly affecting donations. Ralph Gay served as treasurer, with several assistants and young volunteers helping in the collection, aided by contributions from Central Maine Power Co., Bath Daily Times, and A. Hallett & Co. for receptacles.
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Lewiston Brigade
Roland Smith Post
No. 21
A. L
Arthur N. Pettingill
Gen. de Pression
Ralph Gay
Gay
Helen M. Shaughnessy
Bath youngsters win honors at camp
Two Bath children earned top honors at the Salvation Army Christmas Cove camp. Fifty campers returned on Thursday in a Bath Rotary Club donated truck. Robert McEachern won best behaved boy and Myra Burns was named smartest girl. Other campers came from Sanford Waterville Springvale and Brunswick. The camp owner Mrs S A Miles will keep it open until August 31.
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Bath
Salvation Army
Christmas Cove
Leland Plummer
Bath Rootary Club
Robert McEachern
Myra Burns
Sanford
Waterville
Springvale
Brunswick
S. A. Miles
Bath merchant stops car at railroad crossing
A Bath merchant narrates stopping his car on a railway crossing due to caution, getting out to check for approaching trains, then resuming his trip after finding no danger. He quips his near sightedness made him cautious, avoiding chances at crossings.
Guests of Mrs. Meister in Jackson Heights
Maurice and Jane, son Donald, of Jackson Heights, N Y, are hosted by Mrs. Roderick's parents Mr and Mrs Carl T Meister, 25 Park Street. Mr. Roderick has returned after two weeks vacation here and in Augusta with his parents, Mr and Mrs Maurice Roderick Sr.
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Maurice
Jane
Donald
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Roderick
Carl T. Meister
Park Street
Augusta
Maurice Roderick
Third District political campaign tour schedules released
Local and state committee members outline a multi county tour through Van Buren Fort Kent Fort Fairfield Island Falls Ellsworth Hancock Calais Eastport and Washington Piscataquis Penobscot Cumberland and Franklin counties. Key figures include Timothy F Ma honey Dorothy Torrey Eva Mason Lile Smith George Downes and S S Frost among others as they plan evening meetings and county gatherings through mid August.
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Hancock County
Ellsworth
Timothy F. Mahoney
Dorothy Torrey
Bar Harbor
Ralph E. Mason
Lile Smith
Washington County
Robert J. Peacock
Lubec
Effie Talbot
Machias
Calais
Eastport
George Downes
S. S. Frost
Piscataquis
Charles Chase
Sebec
Eva C. Mason
Edward S. Mack
Lulu Peavey
Cumberland County
Franklin County
Fragmented crossword style clues puzzle entry
A garbled OCR style list of crossword like clues and partial phrases. It mentions horizontal and vertical directions and a solution will appear in sext state, with references to chemistry, noir language, and cryptic fragments. The text lacks coherent narrative and readable facts beyond puzzle terminology.
City grants permissions for fence and fuel tank at Middle Street
Municipal Officers approve J A Clappison to install a 15000 gallon fuel oil tank after meeting construction requirements for a fence on Middle Street. Clarence N Flood’s request to remove a tree at 44 South Street is referred to aldermen Youland and Dyer with authority. Aldermen favor keeping a palmotor in the emergency room for life saving and order staff instruction in its use.
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J. A. Clappison
Middle Street
Clarence N. Flood
South Street
Youland and
Dyer
Cosmo Club Discusses Teacher Student Health Link
Cosmo Club hears talk on how teachers bolster child health by linking wellness with broader study. Speaker stresses teachers engage in children activities to show interest. Members discuss committee roles and resolutions follow a member’s death.
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Lincoln _ sh Teachers’ college
Columbia University
Springfield College
Columbia
Emma E. Walker
Vircule M. Glaand
David B. Cogan
Gertrude C. Greenleaf
Elizabeth Randall Moses
Nelly K. Goodrich
Committee On
Walker
Ager Dgent
Mr and Mrs Herbert A Brawn and son return
Mr and Mrs Herbert A Brawn and son Herbert A Brawn Jr return from a period in Mississippi where Mrs Bates, formerly Miss Martha Bates, served as supervisor of music in the public schools.
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Herbert A. Brawn
Herbert A.brawn, Jr
Martha Bates
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