Sewall-Gardner Wedding in Chicago Style Garden Decor
Miss Ibby Sewall wed Mr Pant FE Gardner of Chicago with Ruth Wood as maid of honor and George Reynolds officiating. The ceremony featured pink white decor with orchids and chrysanthemums, a Durham satin gown for the bride, and a banquet in yellow brown tones. Honeymoon to California. home in Chicago after Jan 12. Regular Bath Merchants Association meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sewall
Prederick N. Sewall
Paul
Gardner
Kansas City
Patier
Uae
Ibby Sewall
Pant FE
Chicago
Ruth Wood
Philadelphia
Margaret Carter
Adelina Richards
Virginia George
Josephine Bird
Dorothy McAlphin
New York City
Ralph Gardner
Rey Carnes
Kenneth Hall
Boynton Rosers
George Reynolds
Frederick N. Sewall
London
Durham
Miss Bird
Wootten Moyle
Sewall
W. WH. Chacuein
Chica
Chestnut Y St
Sublime Cure Claims for Sarsaparilla Tonic
An old advertisement touts Hood s Sarsaparilla as a cure for aches pains lithiumed joints and stiff nu clei claiming it corrects an acid condition of the blood and builds up the system. It promotes liquid form and Sarsatabs.
Editorial on progress strain in farming from Farm and Fireside
Herbert Quick shares a parable of a young man educated in agriculture who learns by trial on a 300 acre farm. He argues that fathers should let their sons test new methods, balancing practical and theoretical knowledge to ease progress and eventually gain success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Quick
Inca City
Turnips Grow Big on Mixed Farm Diets in Cold Months
A farm note urges turnips as a versatile feed for cattle sheep hogs and poultry. It recommends green schemes for winter feeding and warns against excess. Turnips support growth milk production and fattening, with bran or shorts slop for poultry and use in brood sows and pigs. Filling orchard ground with fruit trees is advised to avoid idle space.
Eggs Highers Why They Bring More This Year Than Last
Fireside, an authority on exes, writes that stock shortages and rising feed costs have driven poultry prices up. The article notes exodus of poultry to cities, lower fall supply, and expectations of higher prices for poultry and eggs. It mentions major markets facing shortages and describes rising prices in early fall. It ends with a promotional note for Hood's Sarsaparilla to aid digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Pittsburgh
New York City
New York
Hood
Keeping cider sweet and clear with barrels and sugar
The article details cider production steps from drilling holes in a clean barrel bottom, lining with felt, and filling with washed sand to ferment, rack, and sulphurize. It covers sugar addition per gallon, sulphite of lime treatment, and proper storage temperatures, plus bottling advice.
Plain whitewash to control oyster shell scale on fruit trees
Plain whitewash using lime salt and water is recommended to loosen oyster shell scale on song fruit trees and ornamentals. Canadian trials show the wash helps detach scales so rain washes them away. lime sulfur alone is less effective. Apply after leaf fall, repeat once after the first coat dries.
Creditors Meet in Bankruptcy Case of FE.C. Merry
Creditors of FE.C. Merry of Five Islands met in the Merchants' Association rooms before Referee William T. Hall Jr to review Schedule B-5 amendments and asset details. The hearing, including examination of the bankrupt, was continued with 127 claims filed and total assets listed at 7196.83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe.c. Merry
Five Islands
Merchants’ Association
William T. Hall, Jr
F. C. Merry
George Hughes
Arthur I. Robinson
Portland
Clement F. Robinson
Woodman & Whitehouse
Hon. Barrett Potter
Brunswick
I. H. Morrell
Arthur J. Dunton
Horace W. Phillips
Frank
Robinson
Dan
Wet Bae i
Maine State Grange Convention Opens in Portland
The Maine State Grange meets in Portland for a three day session starting Tuesday with routine business. Welcome events include an organ recital at City Hall, addressed by Mayor Curtis and Portland Board of Trade president Charles Flagg. Frank Stevens of Arden Del will speak on Woman's Suffrage. The convention plans extensive reports from state officers and committees and expects about 5 000 visiting members over three days. National Master Oliver Wilson cannot attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Portland
Portland Board of Trade
C. Macfarlane
Curtis
Charles F. Flagg
Board of Trade
C. S. Stetson
Frank Stevens
Arden
Del
Cumberland Mills
Old Orchard
Master Stetson
E. H. Libby
E. I. Addison
Kate Ellis
Agriculture
Co. A
Dav
Leon S. Merrill
C. W. Brown
F. S. Adams
Norris L. Health
E. A. Rogers
Memorial
J. H. Little
Oliver Wilson
Stetson
Boston Firms Reported With Various City Expenditures
A column lists payments to multiple firms in Boston and Portland including Chase & Sanborn $429.71 Carter Rice & Co. $140.44 Goldsmith-Wall Co. $100.14 Mason Bros. & Co. $211.22 A. H. Berry Shoe Co. $21.35 Emery-Waterhouse Co. $189.55 McGrennery & Manning $229.70 Sllf.125 F. H. Roberts $108.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney R. Baxter & Co
Boston
W. le Blake
Portland
F. M. Brown Paint Co
J. F. Carter Co
Beverly
Mass
Dexter Bros. Co
Dunham Bros. Con Uraisnoroe Nebembil Ans Miesele Ie Heinz Co
Johnson Bros. Co
Bath
Kimball Prise Oa Io
Snow & Neadley Cos
Aon
Ake Doy
Faisas Ellis & Sons
W. T Holton
Boothbay Harbor
McCaskey Register Co
Alliance
Ohio
Mandeville & King Co
Rochester
N. Y
National Biscuit Co
New York City
Wo Me Shirtlette
Coco Portland
Handy & Rear
Chase & Sanborn
Carter,Rice & Co
Goldsmith-Wall Co
Mason Bros. & Co
A. H. Berry Shoe Co
Emery-Waterhouse Co
McGrennery & Manning
F. H. Roberts
Aroostook County Member Arranges Chase House Rooms
An Aroostook County member has engaged 20 rooms at the Chase House for the members from that section of the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroostook County
Chase House
Bowdoin Neighbors Update From Lisbon Falls and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Iuaschapelle return home after a Boston visit. Jalbert awaits his mother for winter. Pearl Roberts and Marshall Jones of Lisbon Falls visited Sunday. Nathaniel Gray opens a fish market on Main Street Lisbon Falls. John Small and L D Small were in Bowdoin area Sunday. Elisha Doyle farm near Tremont sold to Bowdoinham residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Roberts
Marshall Jones
Lisbon Falls
Nathaniel Gray
Bowdoin Center
John Small
Ll. D. Small
Bowdoinham
Elisha Doyle
Tremont
Dresden News Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Postponed Dance
Captain Nathaniel Stewart returned from Bath after visiting relatives. Harold Averill of Richmond spent Sunday with his in laws the Ritals. A Saturday dance was postponed due to smallpox concerns. Mrs. David Cate and son Clifton visited Captain and Mrs. Foster at the ferry. The Book Club met Saturday evening at the Dunns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Stewart
Bath
Harold Averill
Richmond
Nathan Rittal
David Cate
Clifton
Charles Foster
Ferry
Book Club
Dunn
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Sewall-Gardner
Car
Chicaevo Man
Bath Merchants Association
Fletcher
Joe Ye
State Grange
Yweld
Castor
Rip Too
Bears
Castoria
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Bowdoin
Dresden
Chichester
Big Commission
Postige
Peabody Anti-Dust Co
Peabody
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