Hay Making in Bowdoinham Feats of 37 Men and 30 Horses
In Bowdoinham Kendall field a single day yielded 94 double horse loads of hay with 37 men and 30 horses at work. The Kendall operation aims for seven to eight hundred tons harvest across the season while community notices report local visits, sales, entertainments, and weather-related damages from a recent electrical storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall’s
Ridge Church
Simmons College
Emma Ferguson
Bertha Jackson
Massachusetts
C. P. Bates
A. H. Hillman
James Dunlap
East Bowdoinham
Albert Henderson
R. D. Purinton
Portland
Henderson
W. A. Richardson
Boston
Bowdoinham
W. P. Carr
Rangeley Lakes
Carr
Stephen W. Carr
Central Maine Power Co
Charles Lambert
Buffalo
N. Y
Bath
Orin Small
the Ridge
Litchfield
Georgie Holbrook
Richard Holbrook
Topsham
Clarence Blackman
Helen
Earl
W. L. Blackman
Woolwich
E. W. Warren
C. L. Mosher
Orrs Island
L. N. Williams
Columbus University
Everett Williams
F. H. Long
Dr. Grant
Clarina Purington
Annie Morehouse
Peaks Island
Shoppers Await Saturday Night Sale at Percys Store
An advertisement announces a 7 pm Saturday night sale at Percys Store. It promises big merchandise values and suggests thrice lucky shoppers will benefit from the event. The message emphasizes limited time and exclusive offers for attendees.
State of Maine Night Rally Opens Bath Campaign
Bath hosts a big Republican rally Monday evening August 28 at Columbia theatre with speakers Carl Milliken Wallace White Jr and Edward Wheeler. A flag raising torchlight parade and band concerts precede a welcome reception after speeches with local officials and Bath residents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Georgetown
Bowdoinham
Woolwich
Phippsburg
Parker Head
Popham
Arrowsie
Boothbay
Bath
Columbia Theatre
State of Maine
Carl Milliken
Wallace H. White
Maine
Milliken
Congress
White
Pleasant Woolwich Minstrel Boosts Church Fund
Woolwich hosts a successful Friday minstrel show at Tuessic Hall with Miss Ada Ramsay Baltimore and Miss Louie Thwing Woolwich as end men. Funds go to the hall and Methodist Church treasury. crowd from Bath enjoyed ice treats and Perkins Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuessic Hall
Louie Thwing
Woolwich
Ada Ramsay
Baltimore
Charlotte Buck
Bath
Perkins’ Orchestra
Kitchen
Mabel Day
Mighty Lake Rose
Miss Day
Isabel McDonald
Natalie Tracy
Skeleton Ray
Margaret Jenkins
Woodrow Wilson
Gretas
Mother Mahree
Lois Day
Doris Tracy
Dorman Perkins
Lois
Flushing
L. I
G. I. Tracy
Doris
Newton
Mass
A. M. Reed
Sebenon Hall
Methodist Church
Mission Band
The
Baptist Church
Ralph Rice
Clarence Baker
Harriet Hawthorne
David Trott
Milton Savage
Addison Rice
Mabel Thwing
Augusta
North Woolwich
L. P. Decker
Malden
G. M. Stinson
Beatrice
Rita Cronin
Lewiston
B. P. Browne
Corliss St. Baptist
Woolwich-Wiscasset
Montsweag
Emily Otis
Medford
Anne Dodge
Phyllis Hall
Rockland
A. W. Hall
Harold Hall
University of Maine
Fred Kenniston
Ed. Dunton
Harry Austen
James
Portland
E. B. Shaw
Herbert ‘Hall
Friends
Semmes
Reading
A. A. Stott
W. R. Lilly
Ladies’ Aid
Ralph Baker
Baby
Ann Crocker
H. E. Savage
Pemaquid
Leland Savage
Edith White
Bath City Hospital
Arrowsic Church Service and Churchill Lecture
Service at 2 30 p m uses new hymnals and the sermon titled The Thirst for the Living God. Thursday prayer meeting is omitted due to Mr Churchill's lecture The Doom of the Turkish Empire describing Orient life and experiences. Ladies Aid met last Tuesday at Mrs Frank Clarks.
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Lydia Leathers
Montana
Charles Newton
Wilhelmina
Walter Williams
Cornwall
Hudson, N. Y
Smalley
Patten
Upper
Maine Street
Newton House
Vine Street
F. K. Jack
Bath
Brunswick
Irish
Arthur Nettleton
Gardiner
H. L. Clark
W. P. Carr
Spencer Camps
Moosehead Lake
W. L. Bonney
Ann Fisher
Margaret Chapman
Florence Sparks
Mary T. Purington
George Cutler
C. L. Mosher
Emily Rideout
C. A. Houghton
R. W. Carr
Cora Wilkinson
Lewiston
Pearl Cannon
O. E. Page
Frances
Garnet
Palmer
Frank Cornish
Brookylon
N. Y
Nancy Cornish
Robens Douglas
B. B. Douglass
Lena Cobb
Lottie
Highmoor Farm
Monmouth
R. H. Jack
Elm Street
C. W. Frost
Merrymeeting Bay
G. H. McKay
Augusta
Bertha Moulton
A. Houghton
Temple
Leroy Williams
Rumford
Everett Williams
E. C. Higgins
Phillips
Dr. Higgins
Josiah Fulton
Caleb Sedgley
Irving Fowle
J. P. Temple
Champ Clrair
Robert Sedgley
Dell Nichols
Dorothy Dickinson
North Woolwich
Woolwich
Arrowsic Church
John KE. Churchill
Sarah Bailey
Nequasset
Nellie Bailey
South Gardiner
J. Sumner Bailey
Jesse Bailey
Perry Bailey
J. Gould Bailey
Rodney Bailey
Dorothy
Edward Cromwell
Harland
Chelsea
Mass
Nettie Wright
Frank Wright
Montswear
Edward B. Stickney
Hampton
N. H
Herbert E. Wright
Shady Lawn
George
Clinton Bailey
Clare Freeman
Albion
Arthur Larrabee
Wallace Ham
Dresden
Asbury Bailey
Bernard Bailey
Edna
Barbara
Ruth
Louise
Bernard
Wiscasset
Marjorie Bailey
Isabel and
Edwina Lewis
Llewellyn Bailey
George M. Shaw
Herbert Wright
Harold Shaw
Oscar Bailey
Bailey
Old Shepard Call Place
William MacKenzie
Waltham
George Walker
Cyrus Longley
Congregational Church
Ada Ramsay
Mabel Day
Mr. Larkin
Larkin
Pastor Calder
Boothbay Camp
Miss Day
Miss Ramsay
Warreni
Miss Bagley
Muir
Pastor Allen
Friends From Center Church
Churchill
Aid
Frank Clark
Directors Expanded At Three Maine Firms Meeting
At Topsham offices the annual meeting of W H Parsons Co Pejepscot Paper Co and Sagadahoc Towing Co increased directors to seven with two new directors. Election of officers named Justice A B Cowles president William Nearing vice president and general manager William Glasson treasurer E P Cowles secretary and Charles P Cowles woodland manager. New directors include William D Sewall Bath and Edward B Shadduck New York alongside existing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Parsons & Co
Pejepscot Paper Company
Sagadahoe Towing Company
Allied Companies
Topsham
PejJepscot Paper Company
Sagadahoc Towing Company
Justice A. B. Cowles
William W. Nearing
William Glasson
E. P. Cowles
Charles P. Cowles
Woodland Department
William D. Sewall
Bath
Edward B. Shadduck
New York
FE. P. Cowles
Harris Whittemore
Naugatuck, Conn
Sugar Dips Slightly as Lard Rises
Market brief notes a minor decline in sugar prices while lard prices edge upward. Traders watch supply shifts and seasonal demand as edible fats and sweeteners move on regional exchanges.
Death of Bowdoin and Lisbon business leader Alonzo Purinton
Alonzo Purinton, a leading Bowdoin and Lisbon businessman, was found dead in his West Bowdoin grocery store from heart trouble. Born in Bowdoin, he was 68, a Republican former state representative, town clerk, postmaster, Civil War drummer, and member of Masonic and Free Baptist circles. He leaves a widow, a sister Clara, and an adopted son Emen Purinton, with Edith Purinton visiting from West Bowdoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Purinton
Bowdoin
Lisbon
West Bowdoin
Mr. Purinton
Joseph and
Octavia Purinton
Purinton
Maine
Ancient York Lodge
F.&a.m
Lewiston
Free Baptist Church
Clara Purinton
Emen Purinton
Philadelphia
Edith Purinton
Ada F Brown Schooner Arrives at Rio Leaking
The schooner Ada F. Brown arrived at Rio de Janeiro on August 14 from New York and is leaking. A survey will occur after cargo discharge. Built by Phippsburg and recently sold by C. V. Minott to New York buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada F. Brown
Rio Janeiro
New York
Brown
C. V. Minott
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John Denham
W. W. Denham
Mary Sward
Elsie Dickinson
Vanderkleed
Frank Jacques
Georgie White
Haverhill
Lillian Carr
A. C. Carr
T. W. Skelton
C. B. Kendall
C. F. Staples
H. E. Cornish
W. W. Brown
Myrtle Jack
Squirrel Island
Kathahnis
Tenants Harbor
Boy Scouts of
Blanche Rounds
Grace Brown
Hazel Pierce
Florence Small
Verona Brown
Helen Gould
Mildred Millay
Pearle Ames
the Guardian
Jessica Ames
Pythian Sisters’ Aid
Auburn
Maine Central Carpenters
EK. E. Gifford
Bangor Fair
Long Branch Farm
J. L. Temple
Bangor
F. J. Nichols
H. B. Cummins
Eva Rideout
Ethel Lord
Webhannet
R. B. Andros
Percy
D.T. Percy & Sons
Sic
H. O. Andros
George Jack
Hollis High School
H. B. Jack
Sebenoa
Sagady
Pejepscot Paper Co