04 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
1
Bowdoinham news highlights visits from Portland Bath and Brunswick residents. A sale by Methodist ladies, moving pictures, a box social and literary event, and several farm and store updates mark the town week. Moving to Portland for winter plans noted for local residents.
Mr and Mrs E W Warren return from a brief visit in Massachusetts aboard the Pullman Saturday night.
Sunday sermons at Basin feature Elder J House absent due to wife illness. Ray Hosmer visits Small Point and multiple residents update on travel, hospital stays, and local commerce as Popham Beach preparations and town property rumors circulate.
A black heifer with gray head is reported lost or stolen from Mrs. Jones in Woolwich. The animal belonged to W Hite of 2302 Tigh St but was later found to have become a misidentified housecat owned by Miss Vivian Hallett. A light snow flurry followed by a Park League double header saw Elmhurst edge Woodmen and Moose sweep Telephone in bowling. Finnegan led Elmhurst with 1138 and Robbins earned high three-string honors with 284.
Mrs W E Rideout announces the opening of a new store on Maine Street in Rowdoinham offering a complete line of Holiday Goods including Games Toys Books Stationery School Supplies crockery glassware and dry and fancy goods. The shop promises new up to date stock at right prices and invites customers to inspect.
The Carl F. Cressy that had rested at Portland upper harbor shifted to its discharging berth at the Deering Winslow Co plant on Wednesday afternoon. The Dustin G., of the same name, had already finished work and hauled out into the stream shortly before.
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