Popham Field Day notes and local happenings
Local items record the Popham Field Day under George Popham Club, a $249.50 recital total, Bar Harbor and Bath river activity, Scout meeting, street work on Oak Street, barge movements for Mulligan wharf, and a Mary F. Cary funeral. Also mentions souvenir postcards from Judge and Mrs Keegan in California, Boothbay Camp season, Captain Popham legends, state WCTU gathering, and a massive eight ton Boston power truck load en route to Dresden.
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Popham
George Popham Club
Central
Bar Harbor
Boy Scouts of Grace
Oak St
Washington St
M.C.R.R
Mulligan Wharf
Mary F. Cary
Samuel P. Cary
East Brunswick
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street
Keegan
California
San Francisco
Bath
Maine
Boothbay
Thorn’s Island
White Mountains
Crawford Notch
Fabyan House
Popham Club
George Popham
Popham Beach
England
Sabine Peninsula
W.C.T.U
Old Rchard
Anna C. M. Tillinghast
Bearly
Mass
Mary E. Sanderson
Quebec
S .C.T.U
Ellen R. Richardson
New Hampshire
Wat Ushire
Gertrude Stevens Avitt
Portland
L. M. N. Stevens
Adame Sayyah Barakat
Philaelphia
C.T.U
Loyal Temperace Legion
Kennebunkport
Julia E. Wells
Georgia Sheperd Vaile
Aldea G. Quimby
Boston
Theroperty
Harry Houdtte
Malden
Arry Houdlette
Dresden
Harry Houdlette
Rufus Oudlette
Houdtte
Huckleberry Pie and Bath News Highlight Midweek Center Scene
Wednesday highlights include a 60 degree mercury, a heavy Bay sea, and the Bonaventure bringing ladies to city landing. The Bowker schooner nears launch at Phippsburg Center while Bath suffers a 7 to 4 loss to Boothbay Harbor.
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Bath
Phippsburg Center
Autumn Leaves Flaunt At Brook Turnout And Local Affairs
Leaves redden at Brook turnout as Kennebec Journal notes social dances in West Woolwich and Haggett family reunion planned for Edgecomb. Plans for a Portland Casco Bay passenger air service emerge amid local fishing and hunting advisories.
Community Notes From Bath And Vicinity
The Wesley Boy Scouts assisted at a church lawn party, schooners Florence M. Belding and Bab boon arrived with cargoes and guests, and a northwest wind brought pleasant weather. A hemlocklike red-fruited tree puzzled botanists, and church meetings at Winneganee and St. Marys noted services and anniversaries. Bath schooner Evelyn W. Hinkley sailed to Portland with salt, while Read Nichols Jr hosted a birthday party. Coon hunters lament the new night shooting law, and schooner Oakes Ames carried 280 000 feet of lumber to New York. Portland Power Boat Association began its cruise, and US Fish Commission plans a larger steamer after Gannet. E W Haggett returned from Detroit as rural free delivery delegate. his wife managed the route well during his absence.
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Wesley Boy Scouts
Seguin
Florence M. Belding
Kelley Spear Yard
Babboon
Bath
Oakes Ames
Lewis
South Gardiner
New York
Portland Power Boat Association
California
Ervin A. Clark
Portland
United States Fish Commission
Boothbay
E. W. Haggett
West Bath
Detroit
Maine
Mr. Haggett
Temperate Bath notes as September days fade
Bath observes cool evenings and mild days with frost fears in lowlands. A busy week features fishing trips, a Woolwich trap shoot, tramps in custody, huckleberrying, berry abundance, and a police garden showpiece. The Edith A. docks for pleasure trips and later fishing, while a Maine Central worker suffers a hand injury in Portland.
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Bath Gun Club
Woolwich Traps
White
Small Point
Alvah Wallace
Bath
Howard’s
Edith A
Rodick
Maine Central Express
Waterville
Portland
Boothbay Camp Notes Activities and Farewells
A. S. Rieman left Boothbay Camp for St Louis by boat Tuesday evening after a popular send off by counsillors and campers. Elliott Tedford suffered a knee injury from a stray bat hit. Miss Bell Bacon sponsored a corn roast and the Bacons donated about 100 ears of corn. Camp director A. R. Webster left on urgent business in Boston. A new east side workshop with woodworking shop is under construction. A camp film from a day and night there will be shown tonight with a wider release planned next week. The annual banquet will close the season next Tuesday. Water sports finals saw the Grays win. Miss Marguerite Whitman and Miss Helen M. Golde of New York have returned from a three week Boothbay outing. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fry of Cincinnati visited their son William Fry at camp.
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Front Street
St. Mary’s
Times
Senor de Gogorza
Hartleb
Bath
Boothbay
Boothbay Harbor
Charles Brickley
Harvard
Mr. Brickley
Sebago Lake
Maine
Barter
Portland
Casco Bay
Clinton G
Kennebec
Frank Wormwood
U. S. Committee On Fire Department
Kennebec No. 3
Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
West Bath Grange
Stetson
Purington
Sargent
Hebron Academy
Grange
The
Horace Channell
New Meadows
Maude Robinson
Gardiner
Alice White
Tuessie Hall
West Woolwich
Perkins
Haggett
Town Hall
Edgecomb
O. W. Haggett
W. H. Alexander
Oldsmobile
Whitehead
Augusta
Harry Hobson Geary
Sewall
Supreme Judicial Court
Clique
Portland Yacht Club
Frank W. Wardwell
Commodore Dyer
Ben Shaw
Kennebec Journal
Augusta General Hospital
Oakland
Lawrence
A. T.blackington
C. H. Duff
A. W. Foss
Castine
Boon Island
Monhegan
Seguin
Ingalls
Dingley
St. John
N. B
Boston
Bay of Fundy
Natalie Brown
Virginia
Seaconnet
Scotland
England
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Kirkwall
North Shields
Copenhagen
North Sea
New York
Gothenberg
McCollet
A. S. Rieman
St. Louis
Elliott Tedford
Boothbay Camp
Grays
Marguerite Whitman
Helen M. Golde
Camp Boothbay
W. C. Fry
Cincinnati
Camp
William Fry
Swett Bodurtha Wedding in Brunswick
Miss Margaret Ethel Swett elder daughter of Mrs B E Swett of Brunswick and Robert Ellsworth Bodurtha of Westfield Mass were married Tuesday afternoon at the bride’s mother's home in Brunswick Rev Chauncey W Goodrich officiated The couple will reside in Lima New York where Bodurtha will teach Latin at Genesee Seminary.
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Margaret Ethel Swett
B. E. Swett
Brunswick
Robert Ellsworth Bodurtha
Westfield
Mass
Chauncey W. Goodrich
First Parish Congregational Church
Evelyn Swett
William H. Farrar
Bath
Bowdoin
Eleanor Randall
John W. Riley Jr
Edward H. Wass
Bowdoin College
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Bodurtha
Lima
N. Y
Genes
Beatrice Washburn Visits Relatives in Portland
Miss Beatrice Washburn is visiting relatives in Portland this week, staying with family members and planning local outings. Her trip marks a short, personal visit to the city while she travels.
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Beatrice Washburn
Portland
Mothers praise L. F. Atwood’s Medicine for worms
A Maine mother reports her children’s relief using L. F. Atwood’s Medicine for suspected worms. The ad claims a 35 cent bottle plus a free needle book offer and asks readers to mail in an opinion with a yellow wrapper.
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L. F.” Atwood
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People’s Church
H. Hl. Feero
Messacre
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Fred Dwyer
N. J. Horan
St. Mary's Church
Dr. Percy
Father Horan
St. Mary’s Church
Evelyn W. Hinkley
Turks Island
Lord Brothers
Read Nichols, Jr
Elizabeth McTeer
Blassand S&st
M. J. McCormick
Wiscasset
American House
Maine Sunday School Star
State Association
Husky Tramp
Eugene M. Desmond
Poli Stock Co
Hartford
Lewiston
J. F. Conley
Oak
High St
Virginia’s
Henry M. Hartleb
Standers
Rockland
Tittson”Avenue
Courier Gazette
Thorne Island
Swett-Bodurtha
Sinclair's Landing
L. F.’ Atwood
L. F.” Medicine CO
Portland, Me
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