Lightweight Heavy Goods Sale Ad With Names and Addresses
A damaged ad fragment lists special prices on pants and dresses, with names and street addresses. It includes Max Katz at 18 Elm Street, MA, and Fred Lb. Dawson at 99 Montgomery St Boston MA, plus references to an art studio offering practical artist training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heavy Union
Eatra Heavys Welcote
SAS
Filal
Adil Staes
Max Katz
Elm Street
Fred Lb. Dawson
Montgomery St
Boston
Mass
Sterling class Disiness meeting plans Christmas tree event
Thirty members attended the Sterling class of Corliss Street church meeting Tuesday night and voted to have a Christmas tree for the church social. Members exchanged gifts and enjoyed cookies candies and peas. Officers and hostesses for the next event were announced with Mrs Stearns Scott as president and a list of others for the roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
Ehurch
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Lewis Pepper
Florence Mank
Noble Grand
Harriet Bunker
Annette Pinkham
Lois McKeiver
Louise Vemeroy
Lida Harriman
Eva Atwood
Oscar Thornton
Raymond V. Hayward
Marie Wiggins
Nellie Lord
Fannie Thurlow
Marie Wiggin
Hattie Wolcott
Raymond Hayward
Cornelia Lord
Annette Winkham
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Wool Stockings and Sweaters for Sale by Mas Kutz
Ad lists wool stockings and sweaters with prices. Includes contact Mas Kutz on Blin Street and mentions items like a wool sweater with collar for 6.50 and without collar for 5.50. Some garbled OCR text present but indicates sale at Blin Street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Kutz
le Blin Street
Spectat
No Progress at All in Atlantic Crossing Quote
A Boston Transcript quotation from the era describes a black stoker crossing the Atlantic and expressing frustration at the lack of progress with a folksy remark about being the same as before. The anecdote uses dialect to illustrate Atlanta era attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Doston Transcript
Local groups organize women club and publish election notes
A ladies department of the Farm Bureau formed at Grange Hall with officers Emily Rideout and Helen Denham. Merrymeeting Grange elected officers led by George Ttrawn and Emma Purinton. Obituary notes record the death of Mrs. Flora Carr and marriage announcements reach readers from Huntington and Tiverton. Community updates cover lodge installs, Christmas prep, and road conditions after a snowstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Emily Rideout
Helen Denham
Della Rideout
Eva MacDougal
Eva Dparington
Florence Seigars
Pythian
Merrymeeting Grange
George Ttrawn
O. Purinton
Emma Purinton
Fred Leavitt
Chester Jack
Georgia Berry
Clifford Hume
A. Derry Eores
Maxie Brown
Pomona
Prudence Lucy
Flora
Catherine Mulligan
Evelyn Hackett
Frances Carr
SS. W. Carr
Center Street
Inlaw
Lon Carr
Merrill June
Worcester
Mass
Albion of
Brunswick
Iniial
Faiily
Village Cemetery
FE. PL
Kendill
B. Randall
A. Newton
J. Hall Denham
W. T. Gould
Cerr
Joseph Theodore Cantrell
Sarah Etta’ Dickinson
Huntington
Long Island
Ice Closes Kennebec River Channel Threatens Barge
Ice fields menace safety of a coal barge Neshaminy tied above Bath as Kennebec river conditions mirror late 1910s freezes. Capt T K Haley of tug Seguin reports five to six inch ice and sunken buoys while examining conditions from Bath toward Swan Island and Augusta.
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Kenmebec River
Bath
Neshaminy
Philadelphia & Reading Line
Stearn's Point
Swan Island
T. K. Haley
Seguin
M Nurrowly
Augusta
Capt
Haley
Thorne
Capt. Haley
Winslow
Merry Meeting Bay
Aldroscoggin River
Philadelphia & Reading
Kennebec
Amory Houghton Will Entered for Probate
Mrs Jane M Houghton named ex centrix and sole beneficiary of Amery M Houghton estate of Miami Fla who died in Bath last March The will dated March 11 witnessed by Dor Tyron Bo Darker Mary bi Coomts and Margaret Louise SWeau Widow requested executrix without bond granted December 2 by W F Blanton Dade County judge Will filed Sagadahoe county probate court and Judge James S Lowell admitted it December term inventory not yet filed
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Jane M. Houghton
Amery M. Tloughton
Miami
Fla
Bath
Masa Oo
Dor Tyron Bo Darker
Mary Bi Coomts
Margaret Louise Sweau
Merdloughten
W. FP. Blanten
Dade County
Sagadahee County
Houghton
James S. Lowell
Bath to host Chautauqua next year with 50 guarantors
Bath community aims to bring Swarthmore Chautauqua again after a three day Winter Chautauqua program. The Lowell Patton Artists' concert in People's Church drew strong support with 22 guarantors signing the contract, led by Andrew M. Butterfield as president and Arthur D. B. Scott as treasurer. Organizers seek 50 guarantors within a month to secure the event, with each guarantor responsible for six $2 tickets if they fail to meet commitments.
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Chirutiughy
Bath
Lowell Putton
People’s Church
Swarthmere Chautauqua
Andrew M. Butterfield
Arthur DB. Scott Treasourer
George DB. Wolstenholne
Lowell Pation
London
Patton
Royal Conservatory of Music
Tie
Full allotment sellers break even at church event
Those who sold their full allotment broke even. Peoples church proved ideal for the entertainment and the guarantors felt fortunate in securing it for the purpose.
Bath Boy Succeeds in Journalistic Field
Shirley L. Vovich son of Nathan Povich proprietor of the Standard Furniture store 77 79 Center street under Music hall is now sports editor of the Washington Post one of the leading papers owned by Edward McLean He is 22 and likely the youngest sporting editor of a metropolitan daily He has been with the Post three years and in the sporting department two years His latest feature on the Catholic University vs George Washington University game ran November 26 written under his byline and spelt out with holiday and sporting terms He graduated from Morse High School Bath class of 22
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Shirley L. Vovich
Nathan Povich
Standard Furniture
Center Street
Music Hall
The
Washington Lost
Edward McLean
Shirley
Probaly
United States
Post
Luge 1
Catholic University
George Washington University
Ile
Morse High School
Bath
Early workers battle drifting snow after weekend gale
The Board of Highways and Sewers faced an unready snow fight as a Sunday gale buried sidewalks. Crews cleared walks by noon after two initial teams, with two more joining later. Transit plows moved to clear tracks on local and Brunswick lines and streetcar service began on time Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Highways and Sewers
Ciry Burns
Supt. Lewis
Brunswick
South End P T A Busy Session For Charity Bags
A large group worked on candy bags at the South End PTA meeting chaired by Mrs. John H W Hunt. Bags will be distributed to South End school children beforeChristmas recess. The group voted to donate two phonograph records to Winneganee school on the Phippsburg side of the bridge. Tea and fancy cookies were served by Mrs. Lester Campbell Mrs. Earl Trott and Mrs. Vivian Brown.
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South Poo
John H W. Hunt
South End
Winneganee
Phippsburg
Lester Campbell
Earl Trott
Vivian Brown
North Center PTA Holds All Day Session
The North Center PTA met all day at the Oak Street parish house on Tuesday. Members prepared Christmas bags for the school trees and formed committees to buy nuts and candy and to collect gifts for needy children. A special December 16 meeting will fill the bags and a milk-in-schools issue was referred to a committee. A YMA secretary’s letter thanked for memberships. Luncheon featured welsh rarebit and coffee.
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North Center
IP. T. A
Oak Street
Daniel T. Dougherty
Arthur J. Danton
Evelyn Snow
Association
Fred E. Drake
Arthur Sewanll
Ralph W. Bragg
Seth S. Mullin
Lewis F. Lannon
John A. Lord
Concord Worsted Yarns Offer from Manufacturer
Buy Concord Wool Worsted Yarns direct from manufacturer at big savings. Spun from long combed wool in many shades and heather mixes for hand knitting machine and rug yarns. 4 oz skeins sell for 2 shillings per skein or 8 per pound. postage paid. Write for free samples. Concord Worsted Miles Concord NM 9 2 27.
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Concord Worsted Miles
Concord
End Of Season Coat Sale Promises Deep Discounts
One lot of sport coats new stock sold as high as 25 dollars to close out at 15 dollars. Fur collars coats priced up to 42.56 now 25 dollars. Wool bolivia cloth dressy coats close to 25 dollars from 32.50. High priced coats in fine material original prices 59 to 69 dollars now 48.59. 32 fur coats in black and light shades go on sale tomorrow at exceptional prices. Complete line of bath robes for men women and children in Beacon material. Silk quilted robes for ladies priced 9.98 to 16.50 with cheaper options. Hats dressy and felt hats to be offered at bargain prices. Buy your coat now while assortment lasts.
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Bolivia
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Department Store
Christ
Wita
Leather Goods Department
Alands Aention
Atau Vette Anh
Gordon
Jewelry
Santa Claus
Toilet Goods Department
Richard Hudnut
Men’s Furnishings Department
Nias
Gorden
Lea
Max Wate
Onde TS
Max Kutz
Cobb Coy
Dranklin
Stearns Scott
Elmeres Chipbell
John H. Blunt
Ll- Vira Coombs
Robert Miteeel
William Rich
William Oliver
Are Trott
Bowdoinham
Charles Newton
Village Lodge
Po& Alm
Samuel BB. Furbish
Grand Lodge of Maine
Tfarry Nichol
George G. Powers
W. M
George A. Blodgett
S. W
Charles K. Hackett
J. W
BE. L. White
Hi. KE. Cornish
Zina Maxwell
EF. S. Blodgett
J. D
F. RK. Jack
Herbert Adams
Wallace L. Hunter
J. S
Albert Henderson
Tyler
Messrs
Furhbish and Nichel
Eleeta
O. Els
Georgie Denham
Mar
John Frost
Tiverton
R. T
Bina
Joseph Church
Tug Seguin
Amory Houghton
Sagadahoe
Senter
Maine
Bath Boy
South End P.T.A
Queen Esther Lodge
P.T.A
Concord Wool
Bath Department Store
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