West Bath Grange resumes fall meetings after rain delay
West Bath Grange resumed weekly fall meetings Monday noting a small attendance due to heavy rain. The group voted to skip next Monday for Labor Day but planned a complimentary supper for women on the 11th. Guests J Herbert Barker J Arthur Barker and Mrs. Emily Barker spoke, with remarks from Mrs. Grace Ruggles and Mrs. Carlton Barstow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Grace Ruggles
New York City
Carlton Barstow
Walter Dinsmore
John King
Martha King
Richmond
John G. Auban
Cox's Head
Phippsburg
Auban
Thomas Verkins
Margaret Bryant
John Bryant
Barbara Brown
Walter T. Brown
FE. R. Brown
Barbara
Willis Drummond
Auburn
R. T
Brunswick
Eleanor Drummond
Camp Eggaumogan
Rhode Island
Helen
Jennie Foster
Pine Street
J. B. Mayo
Methodist Church
Charles Hf. Vol
Bath Y. M. C. AL
Annie Ridley
Bath
Ernest BE. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Grange Hall
Clement Yates
Danvers
Mass
Fred W. Larrabee
Harry Ward
Charles Brooks
Wesley Church
Emma Ryan
Miss Ryan
Lewiston
Elmer Craig
Dora Austin
Gwendolyn Brown
William A. Brown
J. M. Fuller
Annie Rogers
Llewellyn Rogers
Mischel
Seymour
Annie Trufant
New York
Eleanor
Poster's Point
Bath horsemen observe Maine fair racing scene
Bath horsemen tracked performances of three horses in the Maine fair circuit. Ella Watts once owned by Arthur J. Dunton, Dion QQ owned by Lawrence Barns, and Wilvenn owned by Clinton Pratt of Brunswick received attention. Lisbon Rails driving club plans a new half mile park with local land donation. Rev Robert Cheney and Mrs Cheney ended a Bangor overnight en route to Monhegan to visit Sto Mark school in Southboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ella Watts
Arthur J. Dunton
Dion QQ
Lawrence Barns
Wilvenn
Clinton Pratt
Brunswick
Lisbon Rails Driving Club
Robert Cheney
Southboro
Mass
Charles Myron Tubbs
Grace Chirey
Morming
Monhegan
Cheney
Sto Mark
Athletic Show At The Armory To Feature Tampa Sailors
An Armory hall exhibition on September 8 will feature sailors from the revenue cutter Tampa in wrestling and boxing bouts. Notable matchups include Joe Golosovsky versus John Palozzi in a two out of three falls middleweight clash, plus Red Allan versus Frankie Magno and Eddie Kingsbury versus Larry Newmews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Tampa
Joe Golosovsky
Pacific Coast
Olympic Club
San Francisco
John Palozzi
Topsham
Maine
Eddie Kingsbury
Bath
Eddie Vale
New Hampshire
Vermont
Larry Newmews
Reid DeVon
Fred Cook
Tampa Crew
Maine News Notes Amid Campaigns and Historic Remains
Lisbon Falls residents joined a four day community campaign at Cundy's Harbor traveling by car and camping. Maine reports varied game uplifts with partridges and birds plentiful though ducks less so in fifty years. Capt. Sewell Lancaster, a famed pre steam era shipmaster, hailed from Searsport. The old Norridgewock willow tree, 1275 years old, was cut for firewood after preservation efforts failed. Bangor will display the Maine battleship shield from Havana harbor in Davenport Park. The will of Edward H. Blake of Bangor faces contest by cousin Louise C. Smith, with major bequests to Ban gor charities Bowdoin College and the Merchants National Bank. Public inquiries in the State Publicity Bureau featured questions about flower scams at the Maine bridge area. Reports from Montville note a red crow sighting and a curious nested tale. National Guard encampment at Poat Wal Hanes includes Arthur Robinson and Milton Aviinte with Col George Foge overseeing. Governor Percival Voaster to visit fortified posts during the second encampment week.
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Lisbon Falls
Cundy’s Harbor
York and Pepperell Migs
Tiddeford
Qrill
Sewell Lancaster
Searsport
Lancaster
Seven Seas
Norridgewock
Richard Sawtelle
W. E B. Sawtelle
Los Angeles
California
New England
Maine
Bangor
Havana Harbor
Davenport Park
Edward H. Blake
Louise Curtis Smith
New York
State of
Portsmeanth
Kittery
Miame
Ascit
Bop Wal Hanes
National Guard
Arthur 2. Robinson
Milton Aviinte
Ortlanad
Kimball
George Foge
Percival Voaster
Saturasay
Democrats Campaign Rally Sparks Rail Tax Clash in Maine
William Pattangall democratic candidate for governor denied an editorial claim he pleaded for railroad tax cuts as a paid agent. He spoke to several hundred at a Postoffice square rally, insisting he served pro bono on a 1921 railroad tax inquiry under Governor Baxter. Other speakers included Ex-Gov Curtis and candidates Larrabee and McIntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BR. Patangall
Ad Tortland
Postoffice Square
Baxter
Portland Evening Express
Highway Department
Pattangall
Maine
Traxter
Edward W. Larrabee
Oakley C. Curtis
Falmouth
United States
Bernard G. McIntire
Norway
Maine officers graduate at Fort Leavenworth
Maj Ellery W Niles from Maine among 66 officers who completed General staff school at Fort Leavenworth making him eligible for general staff. Burglaries in Portland leave a note claiming they want money. $3 and a watch taken from Frank Leavitt, Park laborer. Ao Memorial Library dedicated in Winterport costing over 10000 by public subscription to honor World War soldiers and sailors. Norman Lovejoy accompanies great grandmother Mrs Sarah Lovejoy of Worthland to her birthday dining room. she is widow of Thomas R Lovejoy. Eastport residents warned drinking water may be contaminated due to extensive swimming in Boyden's Lake 12 miles away. Miss Germaine Bergeron, first French girl to gain high school teaching post in Biddeford, born in Biddeford. Rain insurance issued for Lewiston state exhibition. first two days 5000 and last two 80000. full sum collectible if an inch of rain falls during fair. Maine papers tout Aroostook scenery coverage. Presque Isle Star-Herald notes increased traffic to Mattawamkeag road. Knox county judge Frank J Miller pushes reform amid costs of shorts. barrels and wagering hike costs. Nova Scotia hikers Lawrence McPath and Dorace Mennis travel from Houston to Vancouver with two 50-pound barrels attached to handles, planning an eight-month wager. their trek began in Tren ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Staff
Fort Leavenworth
Ellery W. Niles
CLALC
Maine
Portland
Frank Leavitt
Ao Memorial Public Library
Winterport
Norman Lovejoy
Sarah Lovejoy
Wortland
Porth
Thomas R. Lovejoy
Eastport
Boston
Boyden's Lake
Biddeford
Germaine Bergeron
Edward Bergeron
Hiddeford
Lewiston
Spain
Aroostook
Star-Herald
Mattawamekeag
Knox County
Frank J. Miller
Knex County
Lawrence McPath
Dorace Mennis
Houston
Vancouver
Nova Scotia
Trenlton
Baltimore Woman’s Message to Mothers
Mrs. Henes Johnson of Baltimore at 520 West Hayward Avenue cites Dr True’s Elixir and True Family Laxative and Worm Expeller as helping her children rid worms after years of use. She urges mothers to notice constipation offensive breath biliousness stomach pains and other symptoms in growing children and promotes the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Szo W. Hayward Ave
Henes Johnson
Dr. True
Prone pressure method urged after Bowdoinham accident
The Public Utilities Commission cites the Bowdoinham substation death of Walter Barrett to urge wider use of prone pressure resuscitation after electrical accidents. Foreman Durrett and two helpers arrived, an iron tool sparked a fatal shock, and resuscitation began hours later without success.
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Public Utilities Commission
Bowdoinham
Central Maine Power Co
Walter Barrett
Walter Durrett
Karl Peaslee
Vernon J. Gaslin
Bowdoinhaim
Maine Central
Tagen. O
Bowdoinhaum
Poremin Barrett
Foreman Barrett
Barrett
Lowdeinham
Hospital Benefit Card Party at Mrs Henry Wright Home
A big card party is planned for next Thursday at Mrs Henry Wright Khiolirst home to raise funds for City hospital. William D Newall offers 2000 if the public contributes the same by midyear. the event includes sewing and card play with a tour of the Elnhorst despotal grounds. Tickets available from committee members including Mrs Newell Barker Meri Foote Langdon Snipe Wetherbee Matlin Fuller Th Morse Wanigen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry €. Wright
Elnhorst
Ss. Newell
FL Barker
Mere Hares
Meri
M Turtha Foote
Langdon Vo Snipe
Charles J. Wetherbee
Mr. Set
Mat
Season timber shipment from Provinces to Bath reported
The coast reports over 160000 cords of paup wood brought by Sagedilane Towing Co in barges to Maine Central wharf Bath and loaded onto Maine Central railroad cars. Remaining stock will be stored at Salmon Rivers until next season ends.
Unclear OCR Entry Shifts Names in Local Notice
Fragmentary text lists individuals Lynden Viger Olive Morse and William Vaughan linked to Bath and Trinity Reformed church. Mentions of a grand bridge event and a dancer with health constraints, plus a Belfast reference. No coherent event or date established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden Viger
Bathmon
Olive Morse
Albert
Williamn Vaughan
Trinity
Belfaet
Woman's Right to Vote Stated by Maine Deputy AG Fisher
In a Maine opinion Deputy Attorney General William H. Fisher argues a married woman may establish a voting residence separate from her husband. He says a woman's voting rights are independent and not dependent on her husband, preventing potential inconvenience or loss of rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Fisher
Augusta
United States
Maine
Fisher
Rev N H Boynton Brack From Trip
Rev Dr Nehemiah Boynton returned Wednesday from a two months European tour and will stay at Sumner home Malden Island until September before resuming work with the World Alliance in New York. He chaired the Copenhagen conference with 200 delegates from 25 nations discussing labor conditions and church roles in reconstructing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehemiah Boynton
Europe
Sumner
Malden Island
World Alliance
New York
Boyton
Copenhagen
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Denmark
Hungary
Austria
Holland
Serbia
Cleveland
Near East
Morse High to Use Forenoon Classes for Upper Grades
Principal Clinton I. Wilson introduces a temporary schedule in which seniors juniors and sophomores attend in the forenoon while the afternoon is set aside for the frosty men pass. Some classes will gain extra periods in the afternoon based on study choices and freshmen underregistration. The change stems from teachers being reassigned with a freshman registration at 196 and a partial hold on the plan if enrollment drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Chiss
Clinton I. Wilson
Diver Injured Underwater Off Seewall Wharf
Driver W. Tibbetts of Titsbette, working off the Seewall coal company wharf removing old cobwork, was injured Wednesday when his right hand penetrated a barrier, cutting it severely. He was hauled to the surface and received immediate medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Meare Titsbette
Seewall
Special Aldermen Session Grants Sept State Election Warrants
A Wednesday special session of aldermen approved warrants for the September State election. Juror lists include Samuel Segre and Benjamin Cerennbys among grand jurors, with several others drawn for taveree or traverse juries. Present were Mayor Torrey and Aldermen Crosman and Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivenert
Ares Sohn
Segre
Venjamin
Peieneie
Mayer Torrey
Aldermen Wares
Mail delivery ban targets residences with unapproved vehicle
A sweeping order from the central authority threatens to withhold mail delivery to homes that fail to display a letter or permit access as required. Officials defend the measure as enforcement. residents face penalties and replacing arrangements are proposed.
Brown Injured In Auto Smash
A car crash left Brown injured and the scene described with tangled details. The report notes damage to vehicles and mentions several witnesses or bystanders with unclear names and associations.
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Brown
Richmond Fair Highlighted With October Date
Fragmented OCR text describes events around a Richmond fair in October. Includes names, prices and activities, with scattered references to attendees and organizers and notes about entertainment and schedules. The legible pieces indicate fairgoers, vendors, and community figures arranging seating, dates, and attractions.
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Maine News Notes
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Tla
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Baltimore
Plummer
Morse
N. H. Boynton Brack
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Bieeday
Vorthand
Thompson Bros. Inc
Thompson Bros
Henry W. Olwen
OL Wartlett
Owen
Meath
Eversteads
Hensen
Nesiotast
Wartlett
Sereger
Farlee
Setter
SBP
Emge
Wittere
Temple
Beevers
Ets
Ployen
Clonge
Siarisel
Nysisassevestueo
Tygrad Meiers
Tee Menulas
Hal
Hichmond Fair
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Treacher
Vrestle
Veuleeds
Siseetese
Marr
Gheony
Siotesionere
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Sisten & Nandeoz
Asewrzge
Konwest
Stemart
Mosse
Atten
M. Atherton
Medicine CO
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