Winter Carnival Plans Set For Bath and Surrounding Towns
A Monday evening meeting at the Independent office in Bath laid plans for a Winter Carnival on February dates. John Womball to chair the joint committees with Pine Tree Outing as sponsor. Events include a parade, horse shows, and prizes, with committees from Bath and nearby towns coordinating through the Pine Tree Outing and Winneganee societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Harry Co Webber Towns
John WoRimball
Elo
Webber Wers
Ariel
Archie
Danton
Wobe
Nirkber
Bargacnays
Cdorts
Bath Dirong
Dies Comanitie
Path Chantaber of Commerce
Gratz Olackson
Civt Assocktion
Spenech
Garediner
Ald
Epworth League Institute Draws Strong Interest at Beacon Street
Delegates and members attend the Epworth League Institute at Beacon Street Methodist. Rev John Ho Browne welcomes attendees while Rev Frank Thal and Rev John Mc.Arters lead sessions on spiritual missionary social service and recreation aims. Mass Lively Dibbard outlines officer duties and Rev Dewey promotes youth involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League Institute For the Wath
Brunswick Ehuteles
Beacon Street
Johnn Mc Arters
Bypnworth
Dibbard
Dewey
Citeagen
Theoeentral
Progestin al Die Levene
South
Young Peoples Society
Jesus
November vital statistics report by county clerk
County clerk Albert 4h Grassy reports November totals: 2 births, 10 marriages, 14 deaths. Six marriage intents filed during the period, with circumstances unclear while noting filing activity aligned with expectations.
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Albert
Grassy Tits
Lthael
Bath Rifle Club to Meet and Discuss Winter Carnival Plans
Bath Rifle club meets at WOU Smith & Son store Thursday evening to plan participation in the Winter carnival on February 5 and 9. The group may select one date for a competitive shoot and decide on winter events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rifle Club
WOU Smith & Son
Death of Mrs Lena Verey Cobb at Bowdoinham
Mrs Lena Verey Cobb widow of John Po Cobb died at her Upper Main Street home in Bowdoinham after a brief illness at age 76. She leaves a daughter Miss Lottie and six nieces. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at the home with Rev E P Johnson and others officiating. Burial in Village Cemetery. The notice lists many local family, church and community members present and notes changes in local businesses and social events.
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Lena Verey Cobb
John Po. Cobb
Upper Main Street
Geto
Lottie
Cobb
Village Cemetery
the Beavers
Cla
Panell
Nines
EL Wilson
Gould
I. Vo Sparks
Tler
Ivan Lang
Waterville
Georg Robinson
Trish
Miro
Bar Johnson
Baby
Yarmouth
May Johnson
Rew T. T. Johnson
Dro
Browne
New
McEwens Charber
Gagain Adams Insurance Office
Cannon
Bploria
Miami
Portland
Portsworth
Massaachusetts
Arrington
Eminy Plathorme
Maury Page
Richmond
Edith Wood
Merrymeetine Grange
Albert Hlenderson
Chester Jack
Bibel Tackett
Lian Ferguson
Marle Plodaed
Frank Hleath
William Gould
Maoma Ferguson
George Brown
Lily
Elizabeth Gass
Ceres
Margie
Mae Teenie
Agnes Ware
Haima Denham
Jack
Melbtvenney
Thelen Gould
Gardiner
Dave
Mro
Arthur Carr
OW. Warren
Massachusetts
May
George W. Pennell
Lena Colby
Albert Herderson
Brunswick
Ssumedas
Leathers
Methodist Church
George AL Thickett
Durgin House
S.A. Getehell
Bertha A. Moulton
Aston Smath
George BP. Denham
Brimwick Sud Path
Millay Family Party Opens Pleasant Evening at Home
A cheerful gathering was held at the home of Mabel, Trene, and Eriest Millay where James were played and crackers served. Mrs Turner and Mr Turner, longtime residents on the road, attended. Helen Gould visited Mrs Prost in Gardiner, while Midna Graves and a friend toured Augusta. Frank Jenkins and Carlton Jenkins with Harold Many attended Thanksgiving at the Harey Purington residence in the village.
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Mabel
Trene
Eriest Millay
James
Aroo
Tlelen Gould
Dra Prost
Gardiner
Midna Graves
Augusta
Frank Jenkins
Smd Mes
Carlton Jenkins
Tlarold
Harey Purington
Thanksgiving Gatherings Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs Harold Jack and daughter celebrated Thanksgiving with BE Jack and family. Matthew Graves of Bates College visited his grandmother recently.
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Harold Jack
Jack Matthew Graves
Bates College
Augusta Hosts 1922 Maine State Grange Convention
Augusta Chamber of Commerce board votes to invite the Maine State Grange to hold its December 1922 convention in Augusta. The invitation will be sent by letter and discussed by the executive committee in Portland next week as Secretary Clarke pursues the event.
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Augusta
Maine State Grange
Hays Proposes Major Post Office Red Tape Cut
Westiaster General Hays announces plans to decentralize Post Office work to state level. Central accounting offices would absorb Washington tasks, speeding claims, simplifying accounting, and cutting costs while expanding local postmaster discretion and regional information flow.
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Westiaster
Hays
Post Office Department
Washington
Central Accounting Post
Central Accounting Post Offices
Consolidated State
Poyut
Blood's Sarsaparilla Helps Women Feel Stronger
Countless letters praise Blood's Sarsaparilla for improving women's health. It strengthens the blood, nourishes nerves, and restores color for those burdened by family duties or social strain, with relief from pale complexions and fatigue.
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Hood
Maine School of Commerce by Mail Promises Low Rates
The notice advertises correspondence courses in arithmetic English bookkeeping and other commercial subjects from the Maine School of Commerce and mentions Mrs R P Decker of Bath and UU W Mann principal Auburn Maine with dates 12 8 11 and 11 24 0f likely year.
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Maine School of Commerce
UU. W. Mann
Princifal
Auburn
Maine
Bowdoinham Notes 1887 Local Events Augusta Trip and Sleighing
Bowdoinham news recounts trips to Augusta for a reservoir tank on Bibber’s Still and a Lynn Massachusetts couple returning. It notes sleighing onset, factory workers earning pressings, a Rideout Post commander, a successful Universalist fair, a union memorial service, and school term starts with Miss L Carr overseeing Bowdoinham primary.
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Martin Bibber
Tisane Hall
Augusta
Bibber
Highland Avenue
A.C. Carr
Lynn
Mass
Mehureh
Crockers Coat Factory
William EK
Ehurch
John B. Finch
Good Templars
M. BE
Baptist Church
L. Carr
Bowdeinham
Montsweag Farm to Open Library This Saturday
Montsweag Farm will open the Montsweag Free Library on Saturday afternoon as a branch of the Wiscasset Public Library. It will house books loaned from Wiscasset and additional books donated by the farm, including fiction for all ages and farming reference volumes. Tea and refreshments will be served at 3 pm, with an invitation to all in the community to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Farm
Montsweag
Wiscasset
Henry F. Butler
Queen Esther Lodge Names Officers For Rebekah Group
The second nomination of officers for Queen Mother Rebekah lodge was held Tuesday night. A reception for district deputy Nellie M. Wright is planned for Friday December 16 with past noble grand night entertainment and refreshments. Roll call on December 20 will require quotations or poems from each member. An invitation from Ruth Rebekah lodge of Lewiston arrives for a visit on December 15.
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Queen Mother Rebekah Lodge
Nellie M. Wright
Ruth Rebekah
Lewiston
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Ivory
SILK
D. T. Percy & Sons
Fr. P. Boudreau
Rockland
Roelhand
Wes Scotty
Fevritie
Kennebec
Aid Wright
Die
Ound
Dan
Ivson
Merril
Santa Claus
Bath Dept
Bath Opera House
Paramount
Gaudreau's Symphony Orchestra
Epworth League
Bowdoinham
Lena Cobb
Bowdoinham Post Road
State Grange
R. P. Decker
Milan Street
Senter
Asaine
Bowdoinham Advertiser
Samuel Wirkpatrick
The
Howard Coal Co
Queen Esther
Davis Co
J.E. Davis Co
Maine Street
Brunswick, Maine
Fred B. Teeling
N. Y. Life Insurance Co
Front St. Tel
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