Bowdoinham School Opens with Noted Staff Listings
Bowdoinham will open on Monday Sept 11 with Frank Bb as principal at Coombs High School and Emily Pendleton as assistant at Lisbon Falls. Gladys Raymond leads Intermediate Grades III V, Helen A Mackadden heads Grammar VII, and several rural and Bowdoinham teachers are named along with community notices and local events.
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Bowdoinham
Coombs High School
Frank Bb
Chamberlaw
Lisbon Falls
Emily Pendleton
Dark Harbor
Vrnnary
Mattie Andros
Gladys Raymond
Helen A. Mackadden
Lubec
Bishop
Doris Lickmore
Stockton Springs
Jefferson
Vauline Hayford
Warrington
Millay
Helen Hackett
Lidge
Doris Dodge
Albert Slenderson
Rosa Reed
RK. D, Purington
Elizabeth Gass
God Orchard
Hazel Seekins
Charles Randall
Kendall
James Reed
Albert Henderson
America Purinton
R, DD. Parinton
R. E. Ferguson
Chiara Fogg
Mary Lilly
Bowdoin Lilly
Arabine Hall
Mary
Hattie Fulton
Viola Coombs
Ann Fisher
Lottie Cobb
Dora Clark
Brunswick
Virginia Nash
Jay Crowell
Syracuse
N. Y
A. Cannon
Crowell
Audrey Kingsbury
East Bowdeinham
Alfred Carr
Guy Carpenter
Dedham
Mass
Tim Hilton
Marblehead
Cundy's Harbor
Lothians
W. B. Donnell
W. H. Lowell
P. C. Nealey
BE. M. Graves
H. FE. Cheney
Charles Chapman
George Sedgley
Ernest Gard
Charles Fisher
Horace Millay
Ernest Millay
Horace Marshall
Erland Rogers
L. P. Temple
Roland Small
Richard Denham
Elmer Jordan
Walter Read
Cabel A. Sedgley
Mr. Reynolds
Maine Central Telegraph Office
I. M. Fowle
Ella Rogers
New Meadows
W. J. Graves
Harpswell Center
Kenneth Wilson
Brattleboro
Alfred Sparks
Rumford Falls
Elen Sparks
Florence
H. B. Purington
Harold Sampson
Mike Brady Wins Open to Toasted Local Fans at Bath
Bath residents celebrate Mike Brady's victory in a 72-hole test finishing 201, ten strokes ahead of the field. Brady, once a Commonwealth Country Club caddy near Boston, rose from a long arc of near misses to claim his first major title.
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Bath
Mike Brady
James C. Lincoln
Brady
Commonwealth Country Club
Boston
Mass
Mike
Miner
Walter Jagen
Gene Sarayen
Rye
N. Y
Jess Guilford
Chick” Ryans
Bias
Wo Eplayer
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Laurie Ayrton
Chick” Evans
Drady
Chick
Placc
Farrell
Bowdoinham News Roundup 1888 Local Notes
In Bowdoinham 1888 Monday evening Hon Ro B Frasier of Michigan spoke in the town hall for the republican campaign. Rev M I King arrived Tuesday and left for Richmond camp-ground. A schooner discharged coal at W Carr's wharf. Artists visited the Elliot mill and sketched. The uniform rank of DP visited Waterville List for field day. Bible readings by Alice D Merriam of Boston drawn good attendance. Ice-house work paused. Clark & Chiplin active. Mrs John Cole and daughter visit in Bowdoinham. Town events include a carman doctor’s street entertainment and Levi McFadden funeral. Stubby Carr organizing Chestnut street baseball team with new players Cooper Daley and Ray Hayward. Schedule mentions Bill Robson’s Whiteasts at Wesleyfield Milisday night. Edna Robinson of DPorthind visiting grandparents Perry.
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Ro B. Frasier
Michigan
Republican Party
M. I. King
Bowdoinham
Richmond Camp-Ground
Ll. M. Fulton
St. John
Nld
W. Carr
Whiarf
Waterville
Alice Dh. Merriam
Boston
Merriam
Russell's
Clark & Chiplin
S. Willism Hardy
Stubby’ Carr
Chestnut Street Baseball Tea
Coop” Daley
Ray Hayward
Bill Robson
Wesleyfield
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Blood Health News
An advertisement states that neglecting blood health slows recovery and cites Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy. It links abnormal conditions, headaches, nervous spells, indigestion, and appetite loss to impure blood and urges trying the tonic to regain normalcy.
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Hood
Woolwich Socials and Visits Highlight Busy Week
Woolwich ladies plan a lawn party at Mrs Costello Trail home with ice cream cake and candy. Residents and visitors from North Newcastle Montsweag Lisbon Falls Bath Alliston and Boston area are listed at homes, visits, and weekend gatherings. The Davies aid sale at Capt Tonos McLoaughlin's drew a large crowd, while HH Swanton published a poetry book.
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Methodist Church
Woolwich
Costello VP
Asbury Bailey
Uth Baron
Phippsburg
G. W. Shiv
Tianiel Robbins
Virginis
Somerville
Mass
Wilson Trailey
Alden Verkine
Bath
Mer
Charles Smith
Eliot
Minnie Pettengill
Alliston
Clarvey
T. Dailey
Jacbs Bean
George Carlton
Richard
Lehigh
Venn
Thomas Reed
Tarry Allen
Cumberland Center
Dean Stanley
Washington
Blaine Tall
Portland
Harriet Tharpen
Traverhill
Vorest Heath
Sommerville
Quiss
Percy Low
Freeman Trott
Quebec
Provinces
Davies
Tonos. McLoaughlin
Swanton
the Times Co
Oath
Ralph Borthard
New Thuroshire
Washington S. C
Solomon Higgins
North Endo
Lester Thlodgdon
Florence Willis
Tyan
Collins Cottage
Mast Side
Personal notes from Old Orchard and area residents
Local notes report several residents and visitors in town. John Conroy of Old Orchard is staying a few days here. Ashmead White of Barnnger visited Bath on Wednesday. William Bucklin works at DD UP during Clayton Rowe vacation. O Brien of Brooklyn and Mrs. Luther Thompson visit Cobb road. Mrs. John Contey and companion left for New London to visit her mother. Miss Mary Belanger, Colonial waitress, goes to Boston and Lynn Beach for two weeks. Arline Warren Whitten, Exeter, returned home after visiting Mrs. Scott Greenteat. Miss Lily Pray resumed duties at the post office after vacation. Jos RL Hayes, barber at Squirrel Tan, returned home. Edward McNulife, Bath boy, is clerk at the Law for the sitson. Mrs. Mayon Steele and daughter Mary of Watertown vacationing at hive islands. visit from Mr and Mrs. Arthur Lemont. Mrs. Virginian McGilvra of Richmond, Va, who stayed at Star Pariset lab, has left for New York to visit before returning South for the winter.
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Little Son
Bath
Dorothy Favour
James Whittemore
Saunday
Maine General Hospital
Katherine Kendrick
Lena Patten
Leslie Leavitt
Chicago
Robert Patten
Evelyn Otting
Thelma Mersick
Emma Snell
Riverside
Vassalboro
Milton Given
Merry Meeting Grange
Cornish
L. VP
Tempie
Chira Fogg
Pogus
Tacoma Fon Tor
Robert Hamlet
Hebron
Kos
Warren
Wilhelmina Newton
Frank Rossi
Livermore
Arthur Purinton
Boston
C. Q O. Purinton
I. M. Fowle
Richmond
Mr. Fowle
Ida
Harvey Emerson
Traftford
Conn
Mes
Fmerson
Ruth McEwen
BE. L. Risteen
Thomaston
Nellie Rideout
James Alle
Mast Bowdenham
Allen
Springfield
Mires
Heya. Johnson
Co AL Perry
Charles Fogg
J. C. Trish
Charles Metkwen
Everett Williams
Genevieve
Jeanette Dunlap
James Dunlap
Kate Smith
J. M. Fowle
Edna Graves
South Case
N. R. Pearson
Liver Incre
Charles Newton
Josephine Grant
Gloucester
Mass
AL M. Graves
W. J. Graves
Arabine Tall
Winne- Zones
Ella Rogers
F. K
Jack
Litchfield
M. Fowle
Ida Fowle
Jessie Anes
Hintrvey Armes
Tessie Hall
Woolwich
Earl Brown
Ernest Frye
Karl Hatch
Bar Tarbor
Brownville
Gordon Breary
W. J. Graves Gid
Jamestown
N.Y
R.T. Jacek
Orvil Smith
Virgil Sanders
Gail
Alma
Cop. Staples
Massachusetts
Henry Butler
Frank Dastman
Shippsburg
PL Staples
Cap Butler
George Hickett
Coerthin Hackett
Mar
Foster
Charles Blair
Somerset Phrce
Emma
Mary Denham
John Conroy
Old Orchard
Ashmead White
Barnnger
William Bucklin
DD. UP
Percy & Sons
Clayton Rowe
Flow. O Brien
Brooklyn
Luther Thompson
Cobb Road
John Contey
Som
New London
Frank Perkins
Mary Belanger
Colonial
Lynn Beach
Warren Whitten
Arline
Exeter
Scott Greenteat
Lily Pray
Ineney Order Department
Post Office
Northity
Jos RL Hayes
Edward McNulife
Mayon Steele
Mary
Watertown
Hive Islands
Arthur €. Lemont
Front Street
Steele
Sen
Virginian McGilvra
Judy
Star Pariset
Frederick EB. Drake
Birch Point
New York
Warll OS Int Resaciation Reunion in Lewiston
An annual reunion under the WrLL OS. Int. Resaciation will be held in Lewiston on September 6 and 7. Headquarters will be in the common corner room of City Building. Descriptions mention service members, Mexican border period, and officers Col Frank McDuane and H.C. Carrier in leadership roles.
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Lewisten
Biasihese
Deers
Frank Mc Duane
Dheadtots
H.C. Carrier
Seereary-Fhenrer
Daylight Saving Debate Reaches City Council
City council members debate renewing or suspending daylight saving as September meeting draws near. Proponents argue for extending daylight saving through autumn. opponents fear disruption and request meetings. If approved, city will shift clocks to the first Sunday in October with partial observance for the interim period.
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Couneil
Funeral details for local resident with survivors listed
Truncated obituary notes the funeral for a local man named Joseph Gaurnes and his son Pauldeft Whorsday gieruing fr Auguste. It states he is survived by his wife and five children including Mrs. Edward Grandin, Miss Joseph, Bath, Mrs. Maul Murray, Gaumhnor, Miss Prank Sprague and Augusta Garey.
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Josep Gaurnes
Pauldeft
Auguste
Petey Gurney
Bridias Deorsial
Mas
Edward Grandin
Vasistas Joseph
Bath
Maul Murray
Gaumhnor
Mes
Prank Sprague
Coast to Coast Route Popular Across Maine to California
Maine motorists can follow the Atlantic Highway from Vortland to New York City and connect with the Lincoln Highway, National Old Trails Route, and Bankhead Highway toward Southern California. The Tankhead Highway remains open year round, with winter challenges on the Lincoln and National Old Trails routes. Prepare with maps and Touring Bureau info from the Automobile Club of Southern California.
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Vortland
Maine
Pine Tree State
Vorthand
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
America
Washington
I D. C
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Chicago
Indianapolis
Nashville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Josdlas
Texas
Omaha
Nebraska
Dallas
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Los Angeles
United States
Jacksonville
Florida
San Diego
Dos Angeles
Falls
Maine Exhibit at Eastern States Fair Highlights Orcharding
Maine displays at the Eastern States Exposition September 17 to 23 emphasize orcharding. The Maine exhibit in the main Machinery Building features apples, color schemes of green and red, tractors, harrows, and orchard models. It includes booths for the Commissioner of Agriculture, certified seed potatoes, dairy and poultry with a Skowhegan Jersey Creamery butter centerpiece, and a display of pure foods under the Inspection Division. The Maine Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association presents fabrics and virgin wool goods. the fish and game division shows fur bearing animals in natural habitat. Maine Day is September 19. Governor Baxter attends on September 18 with New England governors and Maine associations attendees.
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Maine State Department of Agriculture
Maine
FF. PL Washburn
C. M. White
Division of Markets
Commissioner of Agriculture
Skowhegan Jersey
I. BE. Harris
Division of
A. M. G. Soule
Maine Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association
Wool Producers of Maine
Division of Fish and Game and Forestry
Percival PL Baxter
New England
Bath Couple Ties the Knot in City Hall Ceremony
Linwood Lawrence Boardman and Gertrude Myrtle Rines, both 16, wed August 22 at 1 in the afternoon in Bath City Hall with City Clerk John W. Gilmore officiating as justice of the peace. They are the youngest couple to marry in Bath in years. Both families reside in Bath. Mrs. Susie Leo remains a patient at City Hospital.
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Coupe
Bath
Linwood Lawrence Boardman
Amd
Gertrude Myrtle Rines
City Hall
John W. Gilmore
Willtia Boardman
John N. Rines
Jackson Named Lance Corporal at Camp Devens
Karcher S. Jackson of Bath has been promoted to lance corporal in Company C Headquarters First Battalion. The Citizens' Military Training Camp officers directed by regular army and reserve instructors assumed command of nine battalions. Spectacular demonstrations, including combined arms and chemical warfare, are planned at Devens with Maj. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards overseeing the final ceremonies before student departure.
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Camp Devens
Mass
Karcher S. Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Bath
Co. C
Citizens’ Military Training Camp
Regular Army
Devens
CGC. M .T. C
Tiril L. DD. Wells
Rhode Island National Guard
Sam Souci
97Th Division
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Clarence R. Edwards
Postmaster Back From Camp Returns To Duty
Postmaster Henry W. Owen Jr resumes duties after a 15 day stint at Fort Hi. G. Wright New York serves as Major Coast Artillery O RC USA. Postal officials push uniform numbering for carriers to avoid duplicates. A postal convention in Portland September 16 features a musical program as a key attraction. Miss Emily T. Otis of Medford Mass arrives as guest of Miss Annie Dodge Nequasset.
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Henry W. Owen, Jr
Fort Hi. G. Wright
New York
Coast Artillery O, RC
Porth
Emily T. Otis
Medford, Mass
Annie Dodge
Nequasset
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Society For Protection of
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Seiberling
Parry's Tire Store
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Norar Medicine Co
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Alideulere
C. A. Newton
Center St
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Bowdoinham Advertiser
John Cole
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John
Rideout
Stellie Whitniere
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Edna Robinson
Dporthind
Mro
Scott Perry
Lower Middle Street
Women of
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Peter Gurney
U. S. Navy
U. S
U. S. Government
U.S. Navy
Entery
Susie Leo
City Hospital
Jackson
Lance Corporal
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Bath Dept. Store