Army worm invasion alarms Bowdoinham farmers
Bowdoinham reports extensive army worm damage across about 34 acres of oats on Kendall Bros. fields with 10 locations affected. Capt Phil Brick and crew investigate 34 acres, losses near three bushels per acre. English sparrows swarm the road to prey on worms as trenches are plowed to trap them. The pest threatens similar damage next spring across nearby towns including Richmond Five Islands and Monhegan.
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Spraying Potatoes and Farming Goods At Bates HQ Bowdoinham
Go to CP Bates Headquarters in Bowdoinham Maine for potato spraying material and a large supply of haying tools at low prices. A carload of cotton seed meal has just been received.
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Phippsburg Outing and Cottage Visit Report
Local notes recount Mrs. and Mrs. Caton Wallace and family returning to East Boston after a two week stay at Morrison cottage Sebasco. A group including Mrs. Bowker Mrs. Pease and several others spent a day at Popham Beach with a picnic. Mr. Goodwin guided a Rockledge tour and described remaining work and shore dinner preferences among guests.
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Stellardavis
Morrison Cottage
Sebasco
Boston
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Beach
Walter H. Bowker
George C. Pease
Alice
Abbie Minott
Susan Nichols
Portland
Clara Chane
Somerville
Charles
Ladies Aid Society holds annual sale at Rowe's Hall
The Ladies Aid Society conducted its annual sale of useful and fancy articles at Rowe's Hall with themed decorations and a busy layout. Proceeds totaled 92.98 with 57.40 added to the treasury after expenses of 5.48 for ice cream. The event featured tables of candy, aprons, kitchen items, and a "Snip Line" blindfold game, drawing sizable crowds and support from members like Mrs. Ellen Hagan and Mrs. Fred Robinson.
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Rowe's Hall
Ellen Hagan
Belle
Carrie Stevens
E. G. Southam
J. G. Stevens
W. H. Holland
T. W. Blaisdell
Fred Robinson
Cambridge
L. H. Rowe
Mattie McMahan
Alfred Rowe
Arthur Berry
W. L. Berry
Alvah Southard
Southard
Cleveland Rowe
Woolwich
Bath
Foster
MacMahon Island
Stott
Martha Mains
Obituary of Robert A Harmon veteran and carpenter
Robert A Harmon aged 85 years and two months died Wednesday afternoon at his summer home at Fosters Point after a year of declining health. A Gardiner native son of the late Robert Harmon he learned carpentry in youth and worked in Massachusetts for many years. He retired twenty years ago and lived in this city where he was a Civil War veteran and a member of a Boston G A R Post. He is survived by daughter Miss Julia A Harmon and sister Mrs Elizabeth Pease of Boston. Funeral held at two o'clock from his Court Street residence.
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Portland
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Bath
G. T. Getchell
Bowdoinham Baseball Club
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Worcester
Peaks Island
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William S. Sampson
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Aroostookk
Penobscot
M. H. White
Kurtz
E. P. Kendall
Evans
R. W. Carr
Bobbin Hood's Cove
Georgetown
Seguinland
William Denney
Pleasant Point
Vilage
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Lambert Place
Maine
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Re Ghack
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First National Bank
Methodist Church
Carron Ames
Lilley
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Foster’s Point
Gardiner
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G. A. R. Post
Boston
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Elizabeth Pease
Court St
Mrs Silsby Dies In City After Long Illness
Mrs. John M. Silsby aged 8 years one month died Thursday at 61 North Street after a long illness. Daughter of the late James Couillard she lived in this city all her life and was a member of Beacon Street Church. Survived by brother John Couillard of LeBayou, Louisiana sister Mrs A A Couillard and cousin Mrs S Raymond. Funeral at 2 PM today from her home.
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The Band Program Concert and Local Maritime Notes
The concert featured Stanton's Military Band performing pieces including Valse Boston On the Shores Italy and The Centurion. A Schooner Antoinette sailed Wednesday from Georgetown quarry New Jersey with felds cargo under Capt H J Berry. Local visitors included Pop Beach Life Saving crew member Berry in town Wednesday.
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Georgetown
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