White Christmas Hints and Local Happenings
Local jottings note potential white Christmas with cold snaps in Boston and New York. Wreaths sold by William Holbrook. potatoes fetch two dollars a barrel in Houston. travel and ship line changes affect Boston to St John New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holbrook
Houston
Hockomock
Boston
Center St. Hill
Columbia
International Division
Eastern Steamship Corporation
St. John
N. B
Washington St
Richmond
Bath
Genesta Chapter Holds Regular Meeting and Local News
Friday evening saw Genesta Chapter hold its regular meeting. The Sturtevant brothers bagged two more foxes bringing season total to 16. other notes include a new dental office in Sagadahoc Block, trench depth for telephone pipes, and several local social events and obituaries.
Sleighing Ends Game Shooting as Season Concludes
The article notes the end of hunting season with no duck partridge or deer shooting until fall. It mentions local activities including sledding in Phippsburg, a Maine postal workers convention planned for Hallowell on Patriot's Day, and lectures and church events. It also covers boat sale terms, fox hunting losses, and community deeds at Central Church and Ladies groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin
Boston
Portland
Louise Sonia
North
Phippsburg
Maine
National Association of Letter Carriers
Hallowell
J. M. Frost
Asia
Beacon Street
Theodore Krumm
Melrose
O. H. Brown
New York
Kelley, Spear Co
Central Church League
Harold Boyd
Soap Factory Road
Witch Spring
Sturtevant Boys
Center St
Fred Sturtevant
Sturtevant
Jack Murphy
King Tavern
Federal Square
Hersham Oliver
Eugene Aderton
Kennebec Nursery
Mill Pond
Ladies’ Aid
Corliss Street
James Knight
Washington St
Treasury
George Allen
Abbie Norris
C. A. Jewell
Sedgwick Circle No
G.A.R
Ruth Robinson
Winslow
Harriet Burr
Auburn
Gertrude Stew- Higgins
Elizabeth Pollard
H. A.johnson
Elizabeth A. Haggett
Alvina Bates
Hannah Curtis
Nathaniel Stover
Lena Heald
Segwick Circle
Burr
Haggett
Robinson
John Marsh
Local notes from a Maine town Dare to Doings and Notices
Al Ridley and partner duckshooting Monday secured five birds. Charity Ball tickets in Music Hall December 27 invitees should mail checks to Miss Priscilla Kimball. Bailey School of Industries lecture Friday featured William C Monahan on Poultry and Feeding. Elmhast spurt beat Moose pushing them to fourth. Annable led with 111, 267. Pleasant Sunday lecture tomorrow at five about Palestine and a tourist journey through the Holy Land at the Universalist Church. Saturday still alarm to Combination Four for a chimney fire at 16 Maple Street. Firemen worked until 11:15. Open season ends Wednesday. Robert and Fred Sturtevant shot 11 black ducks, one Mallard drake, one whistler. Mallard is rare here. drake with white collarette and green head admired. Floyd W Stanton soloist with Tin ker’s novelty orchestra touring Maine. Bangor News praises trombone and baritone numbers. Newport warning: local police seek a man defrauding grocers with worthless checks posing as captain of the barge Waldron. barge Waldron is a myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Bert Weston
Miss Marion
Senate
Burleigh and Johnson
Maine
Burleigh
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Philippines
Johnson
J. J. Mack
Haverhill
Mass
Shephard
Phippsburg
Marshal Pattee
Chief Mack
John Norris
West Point
Cape Small
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Mack
Bath Opera House
Sheriff Oliver
al Ridley
Priscilla Kimball
Morse High School
Bailey School of Industries
William C. Monahan
University of Maine
Annable
Combination Four
Maple St
Mary K. Mitchell
O'Brien
Robert
Fred Sturtevant
Mr. Stanton
Stanton
Fhe—oeal—police—department
Newport
R. I
Waldron
Moose Carnival ferry runs and art show shines
Capt Carlton ferried youths to the Moose Carnival and back with many enjoying the dance while Merton Webber received a ten peso banknote from Harold Child of Austin. Morse High hosted a second night art exhibition with strong student performances from North and South Grammar and Weeks St. A Salvation Army appeal for Christmas relief urged donations to aid sixty baskets last year and fund winter aid. The Columbia theatre lineup features Mary Pickford and other stars. A street accident injured D. H. Warner’s six year old son Morris, treated by Dr. C A Peas ee with an X-ray confirming good healing prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Carlton
Merton Webber
Harold Child
Austin
Texas
Harold
Trene Reserve
Bath
Coast Guards
Morse High Assembly Hall
North Grammar Age
North Primary
South Grammar
South Primary
Weeks St
Upper Grammar
Harold Snowdon
Salvation Army
Columbia Theatre
Mary Pickford
Charles Cherry
Pauline Frederick
Julius Caesar
Edna Goodrich
Armstrong
Dustin Farnum
Indiana
Marguerite Clark
John Barrymore
South St Hill Morris
D. H. Warner
Morris
C. A. Peassee
Warner
Public schools close for holidays. L. A. W. Relief picks officers
Public schools will resume January 3 after a Christmas and New Year vacation. The Bailey School of Industry also observes the break. At Lewiston, the L. A. W. Relief Association elected officers including Thomas F. Vaughn as president and Harry E. Rose as treasurer. Directors span Lewiston, Lisbon Falls, Augusta, Bath, and Freeport divisions. Treasurer Rose reports nearly $5,000 on hand, about $2,000 more than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey School of Industry
L., A. & W. Relief Association
Lewiston
Thomas F. Vaughn
Claude C. Cole
Augusta
Harry E. Rose
Dwight E. Pearl
Auburn
C. I. Pifield
H. Grover
Freeport
E. I. Varney
E. H. Stowell
Rose
Notable Copy of Official Attest Certificate
A true copy certified by Cyrus W. Longley as Register attestation on dates 18 24 1. The document records an official attestation indicating formal authentication and authorizing true copy status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus W. Longley
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Scott
Percy & Small’s Yard
Mullin
Scott
Union St
Brunswick Club
Colonial Club of
Waseca Club
Calumet Club of
Leslie Mello
Catharine
Blue Hill
the Times
Genesta
F. L. Norton
Sagadahoc
Sturtevant Brothers
Patience
Larimer
Penn Gas and Coke Company
Philadelphia
Lisbon Board of Trade
E. C. Plummer
Congress
Richard J. Sheehan
Dorchester
Eastern
Clyde Line
St. Peter’s Church
Sheehan
Bethlehem
Beacon St. Vestry
Chester Oliver
Margaret Dort
James Dort
Woolwich
Plinette Allen
E. S. Dunton
William Ray
John Haley
Aines
Murphy’s Corner
Charles Lockery
James Lockery
Phi Rho
Dewey
Cavanaugh
Jack O’brien
Jack Shaw
Chef Tarbox
Mac
Tarbox
F. Trott
A. Holbrook
H. Hill
J. Coombs
E. Erskine
L. Jackson
N. Howard
S. Cutting
J. Blaisdell
W. Adams
S. Ward
V. Smiley
L. Burke
R. Wagner
C. Attaya
L. Thebeau
R. Warren
E. Andrews
R. White
Norman Howard
Samuel Ward
Vaun Smiley
Robert Wagner
Jack Germain
Forest Rogers
Francis McDonald
Rutherford White
Edward Andrews
J. Houghton McLellan, Jr
Leo P. Burke
Universalist Church
Palestine
Holy Land
J. Edward Hughes
John Hughes
James S. Lowell
West Bath
Sata
Oakes Blaisdell
Joseph Foster
H. Bates
William Horton
Benjamin Bougett
Ed. Jones
A. M. Testa
Lynwood Stillings
Merritt Farm
New Meadows
J. W. Galvin
Sabine
W. H. Larrabee
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