Ramona Council Meeting Notes and Local Events
Local items report Ramona Council meeting at Winneganee church led by George B. Davis. Church ladies groups meet. farmers sell eggs at high prices before Christmas. A funeral at 14 from 46 Mechanic St. Interment in Woolwich. Various community entertainments, sports, and club events noted along with a missing raft of 120 logs valued around $200 from J Fred Tobey’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Council
George B. Davis
Winneganee Church
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Charles W. Shaw
Mechanic St
Woolwich
J. Fred Tobey
Riggsville
Tobey
Ice and local notes from Bath region watchful week
Skating on Lily Pond, Diamond Ice Co cutting six inch ice. Bath area reports rising tides, car movements, and a busy week with farm work, town events, and local notices. Governor Haines nominates George W. Hunt for Bath Municipal Court recorder and F B Bowker named justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Ice Co
Winter Weather Notes and Local Shipping Updates
Winter stories from Bath and nearby towns describe cold mornings, skating on Park pond, and scarce brown-tail nests. Local trades include the Nirvana cargo boat at the Kennebec and Haulage plans for the Pejepscot. Community events feature Bath Elks dinners, Edison Co. plant fire losses, and relief association meetings with rising funds.
Christmas Gift List From Woman's Home Companion
The December issue offers a long list of holiday gift ideas for men including dresser sets, silver watches, leather goods, writing desks, smoking and shaving accessories, ties, hats, luggage, lamps, and desk items. Notable items include a platinum and gold watch chain, a brass desk clock, a sapphire or opal scarf pin, and a leather case for medicine bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Home Companion
U S C BOAR for service at Enterprise Farm
J F Upton of Winnegance Maine advertises U S C BOAR for service at Enterprise Farm. Contact details include telephone 268 56 21f for arranging or inquiries.
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Enterprises Farm
J. F. Upton
Winnegance
Maine
Pentecostal Nazarene Church Reports Rapid Growth in 1914
Rev J W Gillies reports 83 new churches organized in the year ending December 1 1914 increasing total to 70 percent. Membership rose from 2293 to 27 lob a Zaivot 4561. Sunday school from 25458 to 3022. ordained elders from 606 to 687. 83 newchurch buildings and 28 parsonages erected. Church property valued at 1274417 up about 50000. Home Missionary gifts grew by 2334 while foreign offerings held near 30000. Total receipts 560437.24, net rise 92940.18.
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J. W. Gillies
Pentecostal-Nazarene Church
Maine Dairymen Elect Officers and Seed Group Leaders
Maine Dairymen's Association held elections in Bangor with H G Beyer Jr named president and H M Tucker as vice president. The secretary is Leon S Merrill and treasurer Charles Millett with E E Harris as trustee. The Seed Improvement Association elected L C Holston as president and R L Copeland as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Dairymen’s Association
Bangor
H. G. Beyer, Jr
Portland
H. M. Tucker
Canton
Orono
Charles Millett
West Minot
E. E. Harris
Skowhegan
F. A. Adams
Bowdeinham
Experiment Station Council
Maine Seed Improvement Association
L. C. Holston
Cornish
R. L. Copeland
Brewer
C. R. Leland
Augusta
C. M. White
Guy C. Porter
Houston
Frank Towell
Gardiner
H. M. Wood
W. C. Hunton
Cherryfield
C. S. MelIntire
Waterford
Christmas Gift Goods At City Store Display
Our display features new embroidered designs and plain linen for men and women. Muslin underwear lines attract with dainty pieces, neckwear offers dainty items, and house dresses provide practical inexpensive gifts. Knit underwear and shirt waists join silk hosiery and petticoats in a sought after Christmas collection.
Local Residents Report Travels and Visits
F W Carleton made a business trip to Boston. Mrs A D Cutting of Rockland visited town Thursday. Charles J Sargeant returns to Boston. Mrs Charles E Bachelder leaves for Portland to visit her sister. Mrs H Richardson visiting in Portland with A L Richardson. C Walter chief water tender aboard the torpedo boat Cassin at home from New York on vacation. L S Adams of Kittery Navy Yard in Bath on official business at the Bath Iron Works. M C Jewett of Westport shipped fancy fowl to F W MacFarland of Watertown Mass. J F Rand president of the City Council recently ill but seen walking. Walter M Potter went to Hinckley's Landing Georgetown and notes fire loss at Consul Rosentwist summer home last Tuesday insured with J B Drake & Sons.
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F. W. Carleton
Boston
A. D. Cutting
Rockland
Charles J. Sargeant
Charles E. Bachelder
Portland
H. Richardson
A. L. Richardson
C. Walter
Cassin
New York
L. S. Adams
Kittery Navy Yard
Bath Iron Works
M. C. Jewett
Westport
F. W. MacFarland
Watertown
Mass
J. F. Rand
Walter M. Potter
Hinckley’s Landing
Georgetown
Bath News Briefs and Local Notes
The North Easter caused many bad colds and ice floes drifted along the upper river. No contagious diseases in Bath. a diphtheria case is contained and fumigated. Officer Sonia bought black steers from Joseph Barstow in Georgetown and delivered them to Bath. Front Street parade featured candidates and foot stunts. one horse nearly ran away. Ladies from Myrtle Lodge attended the Portland quarterly session. Kenney Edgecomb and his brother planned winter nets after a Whiskeay scout trip. Christmas wreaths featured dry cone clusters, crimson bows, and mistletoe accents.
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Bath
Sonia
Joseph Barstow
Georgetown
Phillios
Front St
Fred S. Curtis
Fred Daley
Albee
Myrtle Lodge
Portland
Maine
Kenney Edgecomb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Aid of the
New Jerusalem
John Kimball
Lincoln St
Hyde Windlass Co
Winneyanee Foods
Opera House
Town Hall
Brunswick
W. S. Gilbert
Eurekas
Plumbers
Martin
Y.M.C.A
Colonial Club
Fort Williams
North End
Parent-Teacher Association
Beaton St. Vestry
New England
Fat Men's Club
Slate’s Tavern
Wells River
Vermont
Fat Men's Organization
John J. Keegan
E. J. Fitzgerald
Charles Fitzgerald
Limerock Council
Knights of Columbus
Rockland Knights
Up River
Kennebec
Small
Kennebec Towboat Co
Richmond
Richardson
Starlight
Mercury
A. Farrar
Maxwell
Elks
Harry Farnham
Harold Boyd
Ford
M.C.R.R
Clifford
McCall's Magazine
Montgomery and
St. Bernard Royal Arch
Hockomock
Haines
George W. Hunt
Bowker
Phippsburg
West Bath
Fern Lodge
Rt Wor
Mercy Watson
Rt. Wor
Grace Gallizon
Morse High School
HH. J. Shaw
Puliie
F. K. Hitchings
U. of M. Flore
Miss Georgia Bayles
Delta Alpha Society of People’s Baptist Church
Ray Cummings
Amanda McIntire
Eleanor Eaton
Gwendolyn Vaughn
Eaton
Charles Holbrook
May Mathews
Nell Mathews
Carrie Mathews
Ruth Croker
William Malling
Francis Trott
Karl Nelson
Harry Cornish
Ralph Cornish
Fred Cornish
James Marr
Edwin McIntire
Andrew
Merrill
Wiscasset
Lydia H. White
H. M. Hartleb
Kelly-Spear
Park Pond
Bath Lodge of Elks
Kenneher
Long Beach
West Georgestown
Kimball Bros. Co
Nirvana
Edward T. Rice
Mr. Rice
Officer Rice
Bath Police
Merchant’ Association
Goth Wer
Neering
Culbert McGay
Arthur E. Bishop
Edison Co
West Orange
N. J
Mr. Edison
W.C.T.U
Sarah Aderton
Atlanta
George Bayles
Loyal Temperance Legion
Susan Carey
Vineyard Haven
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Relief Association
Lewiston
Thomas F. Vaughn
Association
Claude C. Cole
Harry E. Rose
D. E. Pearl
Auburn
J. W. Bowie
C. M. Penney
C. H
F. H. Beals
Lisbon Falls
Thomas Douglass
John Woodcock
Freeport
H. J. Jones
Thompson Bros. Bath
Bath Daily Times
the Bath Independent Weekly
Lonley's Specialty Store
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