Maine State Grange Session Opens in Lewiston
The Maine State Grange held its annual meeting in Lewiston with a large reception at City Hall. Nearly 900 voting members attended the opening Tuesday session as State Master Stetson addressed the group and discussed roads direct primaries and reform measures including recall of public officers and prohibition.
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Lewiston
Maine State Grange
City Hall
C. E. Cronin
Merchants’ Association
C.S. Stetson
Obadiah Gardner
Frank A. Morey
Joseph H. Blanchard
Androscoggin Pomona and Grange
C. F. Haines
Entertainment
Morey
Stetson
Gardner
Hobbs
Grange
Maine
Pomona
Sagadahoc County
Liet
Mr. Stetson
Winnegance Tide Power Plant Prospects Stir Bath Area
McDonald Tidal Power seeks a Bath Windegance plant with two factories, a shoe factory and a tin and agate goods plant, using a proposed dam at Winnegance. New York capitalists may invest about 75 000 dollars with Bath pledging similar funds. Local landowners have sold or leased rights along the creek as officials call for expert surveys before any auction.
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McDonald Tidal Power Company
Ua Maine Company
McDonald Company
Bath Board of Trade
Winneganee
Maxwell
Board of Trade
New York
Batn
Windegance
Obadiah Trask
Charles A. Hunt
James Purington
Bath
Winneyunce
Winneyance
Phippsburg
Grandfather’s Clock Goes to Restoration in Winnegame
George W. Rogers of Winnegame owns a century old tall grandfather clock now being restored to first class condition. Dr. Walter E. Rowe bought the Norton cottage on the Little Sheepacot at Monday’s auction sale.
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George W. Rogers
Winnegame
Mr. Rogers
Walter E. Rowe
December term starts at Supreme Judicial Court
The December term of the Supreme Judicial Court convenes in the city next Tuesday with Justice A M Spear presiding. Jurors receive four dollars daily, signaling an expensive term likely to exceed three weeks due to numerous civil cases, divorce hearings, and criminal matters on the docket. Among overflows are alleged child murder, arson in Phippsboro, burglary, breaking and entering, assaults on officers, plus various rum cases. County Attorney Stetson leads prosecutions while general counsel handles defenses.
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Supreme Judicial Court
A. M. Spear
Kelly
Fower Court
Phippsboro
Stetson
Buth Attorniey
Burglary scare ends as dog enters front hall
A Washington street family heard a midnight noise at the front door and feared a burglar. The younger sister summoned courage, lit the hall, and a dog from a relative’s nearby home bounded in to seek warmth. In a separate note, blue jays are plentiful this winter, seen tearing open brown-tall moth nests.
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Burdar
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Notary Public
Bath, ME
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United States
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Persia
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