Bath and Rockland Sports Close 1912 with Polo and Snow
The Rockland polo team beat Bath 2 to 1 at Christmas in Alameda and Bath later won 4 to 2 in the evening. Santa and holiday events fill the town as New Year plans unfold with basketball opens January 10 and local clubs preparing for interclub play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Alameda
Music Hall
Mercury
Morse High
Lincoln Academy
Damariscotta
Bath
Colonial Club
Brunswick Club
New York
Maine
Record Breaker at Bath Postoffice as Christmas Rush Tops All
The Bath postoffice logged its greatest Christmas business on record with efficient handling and good service. Postmaster Hyde organized for the rush while Carrier Harvey K. Erskine led a parcel delivery team. Thousands of Christmas cards waited for postrush completion and staff anticipate the parcels post system next week with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Hyde
West
Harvey K. Erskine
Hyde Windlass Builds Largest Propeller Yet
The Hyde Windlass company prepares to pour a ten ton propeller the biggest ever made at the plant. Workers have fashioned the mould and expect pouring by the end of next week. The propeller measures about 15 feet in diameter and will be shipped to New York in a special rail car designed for such articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Windlass Company
New York
Christmas Vacation and Local Notices Appear in Town
The town announces two weeks of Christmas vacation for all schools and a winter term start one week after the Monday following the holiday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Brown, and Miss Nannie Brown, a Lewiston Journal stenographer, are mentioned among residents. Other notices report shop by parcels post starting Wednesday and Bath dealers urging readers to shop locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Hagcett
Haggett
Henry Rose & Sons
Sate Colts
Khmer Walliams
Yarmouth
Massachusetts
Fred Bubier
Henry Rose
Charles Douglas
J. M
J B. Lemont
Bowdoin
H. A. Bates
the New Meadows
Edward Hagegett
H. S. Hanson
Rockland
Camden
J. J. Conant
Fred P. Shaw
Bath
Mary Toothaker
Rines Brothers
Portland
Miss Toothaker
Robert A. Toothaker
Conant
I. B. Neiley
L. B. Sheldon
Fred Sears
Joseph White
Elmer Craig
Harpswell
West Bath Grange
Bowdoinham
Pomona Erange
Merry Meeting Grange
the Independent
Rufus W. Lombard
Boston
Samuel Blackwood
H. E. Bickford
Topsham
Charles E. Bliss
Mitchell
Frank Jaques
Charles W. Lee
George Morrison
New Meadows
West Bath
Henry Brown
Eugene Brown
Fred Higgins
Long Cove
Dorman Perkins
Dora Austin
The
Independent
Mr. Bliss
Charles Stilkey
Auburn
Ida Pierce
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point
Florence Turner
Reorgze Preble
Oakland
J. E. Mayo
Trufant’s Crossing
Anne Trufant
Charles H. Bates, Jr
Beachmont
Mass
Charles H. Bates
Orono
Nannie Brown
Lewiston Journal
Augusta Pitts
Vassalboro
Fashion notes and advice from a local page
The article reviews decorative bracelets with handmade Irish crochet roses, praises velvety textures on apparel, and suggests women should use bank accounts to track cash. It describes the color Power blue with a bright yellow accent to prevent somber looks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colonial Cafe
Dunlap Commandery
K. T
Solar Lodge
Lady and Friends
Amory McLellan
Berlin
N. H
Sasgadahoc
Merrymeeting Bridge
Ll. Farnham Swett
Boothbay
William H. Swett
Walter Swett
New England
Orr's Islands
Great Island
Orr's
Bailey's Islands
Bodwell and
Dromore Oranges of
Phippshburg
Howard Haggett
Edward W. Hagegett
C. A. Peaslee
Annie Wylie
A. G. Fisher
Mrs. Fisher
New Meadows Boat Club
Josie Winter
Concord
Gertrude Payson
Walter Brown
University of Maine
Bath Postoffice
Tee
Miury
Itain Franklin R. Phodsdon
Mary AL Wisin
Hiverhill
Sephronia I
Joseph Howls
Ookerhowe Costume CO
Averhill
H. A. Huse
Post
Swetts Drug Stores
Thompson Bros
Conley’s Specialty Store
Walter C. Parker DO
Waiter
CG Parker Co
Manton
Centre St
Bine
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