Winneganee Church Supper and Village Social Calendar
Winneganee to host a vestry supper and apron sale Thursday five to seven with baked beans brown bread pies cake coffee and a jolly time. Tandies Aid and Evening Workers organize. Bath attendees urged to come early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee
Bath
Winneganeee
Eld House
Bridge Wall
Gus Small
Marl Morse
Walter Morse
Robert T. Manson
Zina M. Eaton
Walter Rogers
J. Parker Morse
Russell Cross
Marion J. Oliver
Miss Oliver
Watson, Frye Co. Ltd
Morse High School
Eliza Bradshawe
Parker Head
Misses Club
Edith Small
Mill
George T Rogers
J.P. Morse
Bridge Hall
Dromore Orange
Milton Tl. Morse
F. Upton
Charles Perkins
Popham Beach
Perkins
Coast Guard
City Street Department
Bridge Hill
Mystery
Forest Drake
Squaw
Walter
Perry
Annie Purington
Albertha Willits
Harry Oliver
Porthind
Edgar Williams
Levi Spinney
Most Curious Book Says Prince de Ligne Family Owns It
The most curious book in the world is claimed by the Prince de Ligne family of France. It is neither printed nor written, with letters cut from each folio and interleaved with blue paper to aid reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince de Ligne
France
Prohibition Chief Sees Broad Support for Enforcing Laws
Maine director Seth May reports strong public backing for prohibition after returning from Washington. He notes 45 of 48 states approved the 18th Amendment, asserts broad enforcement by the federal government, and urges citizens to back officials maintaining law and order nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Washington, D.C
Seth May
Maine
Bath
Washington
Lewiston
Mr. May
Ast
Congress
United States
America
Maine schools prepare for winter basketball prime
Bath teams plan a Maine winter schedule with over 40 players across class squads Under coach Raymond Haywood the aim is a three-team format with first and second string for constant for out of town games and local showcases The Morse Coburn Classical Institute and Portland matchups set for March and December home dates include Edward Little Bangor Biddeford Cong Brunswick Rumford and South Portland games with Rockland pending season start in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blaisdell
Blaisdell
Boston
Leon Pennell
Freeport
Pennell
George Dennison
Bridgehall
Winneganee
Frank Talbot
Talbot
Bath
Olney C. Perry
Squaw Club
Robert P. Manson
Derry
Fred Oliver
Louise Morse
Albert Morse
Hugh J. Grant
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Charles Preble
Stephen Marshal
High Street
Charles A. Hunt Hose Company
Bridge Hall
Charles Rogers
Clifford Road
Charles B. Williams
Victor C. Richardson
Lynn
Mass
Edward Pierce
Port Clyde
Pierce
Reach
Luther Clark
Thomaston
Seymour Hayden
Eugene Morey
Harland Belle
Gardiner
Fred Dwyer
The
People's Church
Guy Nickerson
Higgins Beach
George
Frank Merritt
Maine
Becal Y
George AL Cahill
Portland
Coburn Chassical Institute of Waterville
Coburn
Morse
Raymond VY
Haywood
Ife
Atervals
Tinywood
Prchk
Rockland
Edward Little
Bangor
Biddeford
Cong
Brunswick
South Portland
Rumford
Coburn Classical Institute
Strout Begins 28th Year as Solar Lodge Secretary
Albert L. Strout was elected secretary for a 28th year at Solar Lodge No. 14 KF and A M meeting. The lodge reported flourishing condition with Harry E. Thompson as worshipful master Francis G Cooke senior warden Henry G Shaw junior warden Pred Mth treasurer Langdon T Snipe trustee Howard B Johnson Raymond I Welch and Ralph H Dunton as guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
Albert L. Strout
Maine
Harry E. Thompson
Francis G. Cooke
Henry G. Shaw
Pred
Mth
Albert Th. Strout
Langdon T. Snipe
Howard B. Johnson
Raymond I. Welch
Ralph H. Dunton
Barge Shrekshinny Arrives from Elizabethport for Parker Flats
The barge Shrekshinny reached Parker flats Friday from Elizabethport New Jersey and was towed Saturday morning by tug Seguin to the Gibbons Coal Co. for discharge of 1046 tons.
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Shrekshinny
Parker Flats
Elizabethport
N. J
Seguin
Gibbons Coal Co
Warn on Government Savings Certificates Fraud
Article warns holders not to sell or transfer war and treasury savings certificates to private buyers. It recounts a Bath man who nearly sold for far below value and erased his name from a certificate, risking total loss. Encourages cashing at government offices and warns fraudsters. highlights risk of alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Amie
Wis
Phe Wats
Croverniment Savings
Bath Man Raises Fine Onions
S Or Martin of this city grew about 200 pounds of Globe Danvers onions on the old Swett homestead in Arrowsic Maine this year. He plants seed in well drained beds around April 20 and harvests in September. The crop brings over seven cents a pound and he urges more Maine farmers to grow onions instead of potatoes for better profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.or. Martin
Swett
Arrowsie
Globe- Danvers
Martin
Maine
Boeing
Tle
Mr. Martin
Foxes and other game thrive in Kennebec region reports
The Woodwell area shows plentiful foxes and skinks due to local feeding patterns since winter. Prank Preble of Pittston and Carlton Putnam with Lawrence Putnam hunted foxes, Parshot dogs aided rabbits, and several hunters claimed sizeable catches including a large fox and multiple skunk pelts. Goose, pheasant, and mink activity noted around Woolwich and Sagadahoc County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitti
Sagadshoe
Woolwieh
St. Ralpho
Willian
Mrnest Ward
Hyde Camp Elects Officers for TL WL Hyde Camp
Hyde Camp in S. of Va. elected Monday night and will install officers. Harold Warner named commander with Bert L. Bornheimer as senior vice commander, Joseph W. Day as junior vice commander, Clarence A. Warner on camp council, Willis Wakefield as sec ond member, Niles third member, Harry G. Leeman secretary, Charles W. Pratt treasurer, Tenry Wilson hall trustee, Percy Plant, and Ralph and William Small noted for hunting rabbits Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL WL Hyde Camp
Harold © Warner
Bert L. Bornheimer
Joseph We. Day
Clarence A. Warner
Willis We Wakefield
We. Niles
Harry G. Leeman
Charles W. Pratt
Tenry Wilson
Mood purifier advertised for stomach and liver relief
Betterhealth promotes a Mood purifier to relieve bowels and upset stomach. The ad claims LL. F. Atwood Medicine Co. product is standard, endorsed by Maine residents, with sixty doses in a fifty cent bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. F. Atwood
Maine
F.’’ Medicine Co
Portland
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Watson
Santas
Ladies Aid and Sorority
Wesley M. E. Church
G. A. Cahill
Emma Pierce
Ella Sprague
Wiliam Davis
Abner (. Johnson
Annie Trufant
Sorority
Jennie Brown
Ena Bucknam
Madelyn Davis
Galen Watson
Wesley
W. J. Baker
Reynolds McCutcheon
Elizabeth Farnham
Edward H
John He Gage
Warren Lowell
John Conley
Carrie Sampson
II Day
Jura Colburn
J. Wylie Tremont
Harry A. Walters
Merton O. Webber
Walter FB. Abbot
Charles E. Ripley
Ladies’ Aid
Laura Colburn
Eula Wright
Lou Baker
Wa Day
Ripley
Pou
Norway Mepkins Co
Norway
Strout
the Bath Trust Company
Kennebec
Woodwiel
Alyal Light
Dias
Oskunk
Manuskrats
William Leng
Hyde Camp
Percy Plant
Ralph and
William Small
Perfection Oil
Standard Oil CO. OF
New York
Broadway
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