Century of Masonry Remembrance From Maine Chapter Histories
The passage recalls early 19th century lodge life in Bath and Brunswick, detailing lamp lighting on February 23 1820, banquet finances in 1821, and the rise of New Jerusalem Wisras and Hallo well chapters. It covers anti Masonic years, relocations between Bath and Brunswick, key leaders like Gov. Dunlap, and the birth of St Pauls Brunswick as a daughter chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwelly Turner
Thomas Becket
David Shaw
William Pettingill
Edward Wood
David Stinson
Solar Lodge
A. Mathews
Patience
Royal Arch Masons
M. E. Jos
M. Gerrish
Grand Royal Arch
Massachusetts
Henry Fowle
William King
Maine
Handel Society
Dunlap
Mercury
Mt. Vernon
Portland
Wisecasset
Hallowell
Masonry
Bro. Tyler
Turkey
New Jerusalem
Treston Cushing
Bath
Wiscasset
Companion Cushing
William Morgan
United States
William Torrey
John ©. Humphreys
Montgomery
Old Montgomery
Brunswick
College Church
Isos
Gov. Dunlap
United Lodge of
Brunswick Sands
St. Paul's
St. Bernard
Royal Arch
John W. Ballou
John O. Shaw
Brown Tail Moths and Nest Destruction Movem ent
Statewide notice urges residents to destroy brown tail moth nests this winter to save orchards and ornamental trees. Citizens advised to count and remove nests during calm, early months, with clubs urged to organize efforts and offer prizes for most nests collected.
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Maine
Maine Apple Crop for 1911 Estimated at 975000 Barrels
State Horticulturist Albert Gardner reports Maine’s 1911 apple harvest is about 975000 barrels, roughly 3000000 bushels, from a total US output of 75600000 barrels. Tables show historical Maine yields and bearing trees, noting fair to good fruit quality and a national rise in Central and Middle states.
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Maine
State Department of Agriculture
Albert B. Gardner
United States
New England
Central
Middle States
Election Next Tuesday and City Official Candidates
Continued from page one the ballot lists candidates for Park Commissioners Louise Gowell Earl Lounsbury Myrle Strong John Miller Elsie Wood Lula Fielding Leo Thebeau Olive Rowe For Building Inspector Georgia lord Ralph Warren James Mee Phee Ruby Farrin John Bratsdell Andrew Cahill Percy Low For Health Commissioner Margaret Conley Leon Mason Morton Young Mabel Rogers For City Clerk Walter Hill Madelyn Chase
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
Mary Monroe
Chester Freeman
Leo Burke
Ernest Ward
Louise Gowell
Earl Lounsbury
Myrle Strong
John Miller
Elsie Wood
Lula Fielding
Leo Thebeau
Olive Rowe
Georgia Lord
Ralph Warren
James Mee-Phee
Ruby Farrin
John Bratsdell
Andrew Cahill
Percy Low
Margaret Conley
Leon Mason
Morton Young
Mabel Rogers
City Merk
Walter Hill
Madelyn Chase
Marr Tucker wedding unites Alice Gertrude Tucker and Arthur Marr
Miss Alice Gertrude Tucker daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren H Tucker of 7 Arlington terrace and Arthur Almon Marr of Medford were married at the bride’s home by Rev G Edgar Folk. The couple now honeymoon in New York and will live at 7 Arlington terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gertrude Tucker
Warren H. Tucker
Arlington Terrace
Arthur Almon Marr
Medford
Five Islands
G. Edgar Folk
Robinson Methodist Church
Carrie Tucker
Edward Colby
Lynn
J. Bayrd Currie
I. M Holman
Hospital fundraiser gains support from Molar lodge event
A Mason Lodge committee report at Masonie Hall shows the hospital will receive about $90 from a production of Alice in Wonderland. Candies sales by Mrs Harold M Sewall added about $67, and Miss Ben Bacon secured a 10 gift from a generous relative, boosting the total.
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Molar Lodge
Masonie Hall
Harold M. Sewall
Ben Bacon
Local Officials Vote Salary Increase for City Secretary and Treasurer
Judge Lewis M. Fulton presided as Bowdoinham officials approved raising the secretary and treasurer salaries from $50 to $75. Ralph Patten of Topsham Major William R. Kimball of Bath and Frank S. Adams of Bowdoin joined in discussing improved fair grounds and exhibits.
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Lewis M. Fulton
Bowdoinham
Ralph Patten
Topsham
William R. Kimball
Bath
Frank S. Adams
Bowdoin
John F. Baker
Christmas Dinner and Dyspepsia Cures Highlight Hood's Sarsaparilla
The piece argues that dyspepsia signals a weak stomach not a bad cook and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy. It claims the tonic strengthens the stomach, cures dyspepsia, stimulates appetite, and makes eating enjoyable.
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Litle
Hood
Advertisements for tonics and remedies from old newspapers
A collage of testimonial style ads promotes Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Haley Doan's regulars Burdock Blood Bitters and Doan's Ointment. Claims include relief from burns constipation skin conditions and general well being with endorsements from Mrs Nancy M Hanson of Hamburg New York.
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Thomas
Nancy M. Hanson
Hamburg, N. Y
Needle Book Offer From L P Atwood Company
A free needle book with forty needles is offered to households. Send a request with a yellow wrap from L P Atwood’s medicine and share your experience or opinion of the remedy. Write to the L P Medicine Co Portland Maine for delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P
Atwood
L. P. Medicinne Co
Portland
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Robert P. Dunlap
Bro
Aaron Tyler
Palestine
Richard R. Smith
L. B. Swett
John W. Baljou
Nature
Scott
Marr-Tucker
Furnesh
Pace One
Dean
Doun
Eiffer
T. Felix Gouraud
Ian
Roernad
Crogente
Hopkins
Great Jones Street
RAYO
Oil Company (Incorporated
Portland, Maine
Fidelity Building
Monument Square
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