Maine Publicity Bureau Man Urges Tourists as State Asset
Harrie To Coe cites Maine tourism potential at Rotary Club meeting, noting summer visitors spend heavily and that Maine offers forests lakes and coastlines. He urges more advertising funds to grow tourism and cites comparisons with California and Florida while naming visiting Rotarians and guests.
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Maine
King Wavern Thesday
Trath Rotary Club
Greorge O. Crockett
Pinnce
Chester A. Phant
Harrie
Coe
Maine Publicity Bureau
Efe
California
Florida
Gepo
Ous
Tie
Bath
Centes
Poplinwan
Toothsberg
Unionn
Countey
Seashore
Tae
Personal notes from Portland and area residents
Within W Tateh passed Monday in Portland with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ro. McFadden and family motored to Christmas Cove Sunday. Carl C. Anderson has resumed duties at otherhallet pharmacy after a week's ness. Mrs. L. Smith left Monday for Milwaukee to visit her son Frank Smith. Miss Dorothy Brown vacationing at home in Woolwich. Reval Luther of the lighthouse inspection service was in Bath on his return from Southport. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edwards and son Hugh left Tuesday for Peak Stand to stay a week then Lake Thompson camp in Oxford county for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tateh
Portland
Ro. McFadden
Christmas Cove
Carl C. Anderson
Otherhallet Pharmacy
L. Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Smith
Dorothy Brown
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Woolwich
Reval Luther
Lighthouse Inspection Service
Bato
Porthind
Southport
Mroo
Ralph Edwards
Hugh
Peake
Lake Thompson
Oxford County
Georgie Denham
Williams Road
Denhasa
Augusta Robinson
Alice Hinckles
Ethel Tempie
Cresin
Erxke
K. of Is
Garrison Hill Park
Warsowell Center
Fastern
Sarai Youn
Bloc Webber
Hiallowell
Aod
Abbie Jacque
Mere
P. Kendall
Kendall Cottage
Lerine Rovers
Enest
Meo
Floka
Litchfield
Wight
Bowdoinian
John Brown
Aise
Miz Brown
Elmer Jordan
Mail Cuisis
Karl Hatch
Pearl Wadi
J. M. Ames
Carrie Merrill
Od Orchard
Eulaht Sedgtes
Auburn
Pete Evans
Percy Planchard
Stephen Snell
Daiisy Mealey
Iather
Willian Newton
Richmond
Hollis Doggett
Mirva
Shaw
Viola Coombs
George TL Hackett
Edith Wood
Tiattie Andros
Hollis Deggett
Festina
Anna Beals Matter
Brunswick
Paul Phateh
Millard
oAmesbury
Mass
Cla. Pinckett
Jeuck
Loraine Rogers
Falmouth
Dunham's Corner
Bangor
Denbsis Garage
White
Oliver Baker
Amesh Mass
Lester Smith
Porth
Willits Avnond
Baker
Amesbury
Marss
Me. Smith
Rochester
Bates College
Raymiends Chiss
Islind Park
BL Randall
J. AL Pendleton
Wily
Bpianai Persusan
Chura Fogg
FE. M. Graves
Mary Hall
Della
Mero
Ety
W. TL Gould
Tielen
Aitul
Liewrente Thickett
New Thampshire
George AL Winckett
Johnston
Hospedal
Doalpern
Bo Cirnansings
Ariane Prinkley
Georgetown
Frank Prickett
Bertha ‘Cour
George H. Hackett
Cour
Coventry
Conn
Hackett
Allston
Alice Bodge
Archie Hanson
E. Little
Greenfield
Charles Hackett
Little
Studebaker
Town Hall
Bowdoinham
R. G. McIntire
Congress
Fulton J. Redman
United States
I. T. Johnson
Frances Wilson
Walter Purington
Rumford
Parington
Ida Varington
George Pratt
W. 8. Given Co
W. S. Haynes
J. Bowdoin
Richard
Mary Lilly
Malden
Lilly
Ernest Lancaster
William Miller
Bath
Mary Hardie
New York
Fon Wood
Sanford
Neice
Stephen Cobb
George Willman
Pazel
Hunt
Tillman
Lynn
Ira Frost
Hillon
Nena Fogg
Lowell
Florence
Benjamin Adams
Ralph Currier
Freemont
N. T
Mary Variegion
Obituary William E. Wiggins Portsmouth Tradesman Dies
William E Wiggins 53 a Portsmouth New Hampshire tradesman died at home on Ed Wypp avenue after a final illness. Born in New York City he moved to Buffalo aged three and later worked as ship fitter in yards nationwide before settling in Portsmouth 21 years ago. He held posts at Texas Shipyard Bath Athuitie Corp Portsmouth and Board of Public Works and belonged to Masons Shriners and Pythian Sisters.
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William BE. Wiggins
Portsmouth
Ned
Edwyp Avenue
New York City
Buffalo
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Wiggins
Texas
Bath
Athuitie Corporation
Board of Public Works
Damen Lodge
St. New Taimpshire
Beltash Temple
Mystic Shrine of Concord
Crystal Temple
Pythian Sisters
Willard J. Sampson
Louis Miller
Social notes and visits across towns and trips
Miss Flora Randall left Wednesday for Norway to visit her sister Mrs Plies A Wallez. Mr and Mrs Michael Dooley of Thos ton are guests of Mrs Belle Trodgkins S Fast Lane. Letter carrier Franko S Wyrkefield on vacation visiting Concord N H. Miss Charlotte Minett Melrose Mass visiting her father John C Minet Beacon street. William J Curran foreman blacksmith at the Thyds Windass ol is on vacation trip to Nearnes Lakehurst and Roosevelt No
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Randall
Norway
Plies A. Wallez
Michael Dooley
Thoston
Belle Trodgkins
Franko S. Wyrkefield
Concord
N. 1
Charlotte Minett
Melrose
Mass
John C. Minet
Beacon Street
William J. Curran
Thyds Windass
Nearnes
Lakehurst
Roosevelt, No
Village Social Notes from Bowdoinham Post Road
Friends of Mrs BB Ro Temple suffered a severe illness. Frank Temple and family vacationed at their farm. Bates College graduate Mathew Graves spends time with grandmother Mrs Mary Graves. Mrs Buchler rooms with Mrs Leighton as relatives visit from Portland New York and Hollis. Mr and Mrs Umberhind visit Mr and Mrs Curtis August 15. Other local visits include Mr and Mrs George Jack from Hollis and Mrs Mary Heath house painting. Willard Spear and family from South Portland visited farms. Mrs Fred Heath visits Teake Island relatives.
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BB. Ro. Temple
Frank Temple
Mathew Graves
Bates College
Mary Graves
Buchler
Merton Umberhind
F. P. Curtis
George Jack
Hollis
H. BK. Jack
Mary Heath
Willard Spear
Fort
South Portland
Fred Heath
Teake’s Island
Bath Woman Jane Day Moulton Dies After Illness
Jane Day Moulton 55 daughter of Frances Shaw and George Moulton Jr. died in East Orange New Jersey after a lengthy illness. Born April 15 1869 in Bath she worked as a bookkeeper in Bath firms and most recently at Bath Trust Co. She attended Central Congregational church and was active with the Cosmopolitan club. Survived by eight siblings including G Fred Moulton and Mrs William S Newell. Services at sister Mrs William S Newell's home 1080 Washington St Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Day Moulton
Frances Shaw
George Moulton, Jr
East Orange
N.J
Bath
Bath Trust Co
Central Congregational Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Fred J. Morse
Harrison
N. Y
Joseph G. Greenleaf
Seattle
Washington
Harlin PL Small
Springfield
Mass
Charles D. Moulton
N. J
John O. Moulton
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Local notes from Bowdoinham and surrounding towns in 1890
George Rideout returns to Boston. Marshall Curtis of Dywan visits town while R W Carr renovates his store rear. Mrs M R Whimball and sister Mrs Small visit from Dorchester. Henry Fisher of St Louis visits and meets ex Gov Marble. IK of PL excursion draws 450 tickets. 75 stay at Fort Popham and others go to Harpswell. Miss Mary Webber returns from visit. Mary Despeaux and Vis Preston noted. George S Baker and Blanche S Jackson of Augusta marry. recent visitors to Bowdoinham. A party of ten at Maple Grove Farm hosts HW Winkley repairs on Main Street. Dr Samuel Merritt of Oakland, California, mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rideout
Boston
Marshall Curtis
Dywan
Mass
R. W. Carr
M. R. Whimball
Small
Dorchester
Henry Fisher
St. Louis
Gov. Marble
Waldobore
Fort Popham
Harpswell
Mary Webber
OO. T. Despeaux
Vis
Preston
Brunswick
George S. Baker
Blanche
Jackson
Augusta
Browdeinham
Ss. Oo. Porinton
Maple Grove Farm
Re. Winkley
Main Street
Samuel Merrite
Oakland
Calif
Notable Pacific Coast figure dies. Maine native leaves vast estate
A well known Pacific coast resident who died a few days ago leaves an estate valued at 2,060,000 dollars. Miss Josephine Cornish enjoys a one month vacation at her Ridge home. Charles Sessions of Rumford visits town. The Ladies aid meeting was held Tuesday with Mrs. Joseph Adams.
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Tle
Maine
Pacific Coast
Josephine Cornish
Charles Sessions
Rumford
Aidamet
Joseph Adams
Girl Scouts Ride For Small Point Trip From Bath
About 25 Girl Scouts departed Bath on Monday forenoon to Small Point. Scouts from the north and middle city met at Legion hall while those from the south end gathered at Pine and Tight streets. The group reported being on time and well equipped for the journey. The Omaha Post of The American Legion endorsed Defense Day, opposing by the Methodist Episcopal church council.
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Bath
Cty
Legion Hall
Pine and Tigh Reets
Onaha
American Legion
Omaha Area
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presidential pledge against bigotry and federal appointments
The speaker, aiming for the Presidency, declares that upon election he will appoint thousands to federal office based only on competence and fidelity to the Constitution, not race or religion. He urges all Americans and both major parties to endorse Maine’s September 8th stance against prejudice.
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America
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William F. Higgins
Bath Department Store
Coombs High School
Bowdoinham Post Road
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William Re. Pattangall
Columbia Theatre
Ady
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Bowdoinham Advertiser
Porthind Art Museum
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