Local Jottings From Bath and Nearby Towns
Arthur McCullum completes his ship and Augusts past five Saturdays plus Sundays mark a busy period. Bath hosts social visits, tug operations, theater acts, berry canning, ice cream humor, and police notes alongside shipping movements, price rises, and a Treasury dispatch about flagstaff at a government building.
Community notes share weddings travels and local events
A varied local page reports A B Cameron and Carrie Malcolm singing at Wesley Church last Sunday. Sheriff Oliver and Deputy Aderton toured Popham and Bay Point with no arrests. An August gathering at Riverside Popham features a magic show by Clinton Warren. A four piece orchestra played for a Saturday night hop. A teen Miss Wallace swims the river with Miss Thompson and a young man, completing the feat un tired. The federal bureau of fisheries starts humpback salmon introduction to Maine waters to revive fishing. Bath residents recall 19th century dining saloons and Harveys funeral. Automobile safety notes warn about cats and kittens attracted by car lights. Bath Shoe Company holds its first meeting and plans shoe production next week with local workers and new machinery.
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Arthur McCullum
Arnold Cottage
Popham Beach
Bath
Ariel
George R. Stetson
J. Percival Berkeley
Newton Theological Seminary
Elm Street Baptist Church
Capt. Swett
Pejepscot
Salmon River
S. Sp
Oliver Brothers
Bethel
Maine
H. N. Bragdon
Paris
A. B. Cameron
Carrie Malcolm
Wesley Church
Sheriff Oliver
Aderton
Popham
Bay Point
Riverside
Clinton Warren
New York City
Society Hall
Miss Wallace
Miss Thompson
Squirrel Cove
S. S. Wharf
New England
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Pacific
Bureau
Puget Sound
Edward Snow
Columbia Theatre
Thomas D. Wakefield
Rogers
George Harvey
Front St
Harveys
Harvey
Maple Grove Cemetery
Bath Shoe Company
Whittredge
Ramsdell
Thompson
C. A. Coombs
Bath Industrial Corporation
Blackwell
I. B. Mower
People’s Baptist Church
Malden
Stmg
O. M. Redlon
Bath Savings Institution
Gun Club
Woolwich
Merton Webber
Augusta
Lundrigan
Halifax
Treasury
Department
Maine Experiment Station
Orono
Stanton
State Board of Trade
Sanford
Springvale
Kittery Navy Yard
War Department
New barber shop opens amid port activity and events
A local scene features a new barber shop opening, ongoing port life with a lone fisherman, and autumnal Salvia glow. Reports cover civic actions, heating upgrades at Bath Savings, gun club grounds work, and province rail movements.
Maine Lobster Gear Marking Law Tightened
The Maine commissioner of sea and shore fisheries orders full names on lobster cars buoys and traps to identify owners. Names must be plainly carved or branded on top and on all buoys. pennies penalties apply for noncompliance. Sea Gull patrols to inspect coastwide implementation.
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Maine
George B. Jones
G. B. Jones
Geo
George
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts Mercury Dangers
An old advertisement warns against mercury in catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, urges authenticity, and offers testimonials free through druggists. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation at 75 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tem Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
Miss Susan Trott Dies After Brief Illness at Pearl Street
Miss Susan Trott a longtime resident of the city died last Friday at her Pearl Street home after a brief illness. A native of Lagrange Maine she lived here more than 19 years was an expert seamstress and active in religious charitable work. Survived by brother George Trott Michigan uncle Charles Staples Bridgton and cousin N F Trott Richmond funeral held Sunday at People's Church at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Susan Trott
Pearl St
Lagrange
WLCTU
Official Returns On County Commissioner Primary
The Executive Council's committee on election returns met in the Council chamber and canvassed the August 3 special primary in Saga dahov County for two county commissioner seats. The returns listed Republican and Democrat candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Sagadahov
Y M C A Expansion Efforts Reach Men Boys Widely
The Y M C A pursues extension work beyond its buildings to reach men and boys in labor and social groups. Across many associations worldwide it supports playgrounds in cities and provides leadership for the Boy Scout and Big Brother movements aiding delinquent youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association of Today
Boy Scout Movement
Pains Around the Heart and Dr Williams Pink Pills
The article explains stomach debility causing pain around the heart and urges toning digestion before alarm. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a digestive tonic improving blood, nerves, appetite, and health, and mentions free books on blood building and diet. It also describes the Young Men's Christian Association's extension work and community outreach roles.
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Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y
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