Demonstration School For Poultry Raisers Planned
Arrangements are under way for a three day extension school in agriculture for poultry raisers in Woolwich Arrowsic Georgetown Bath and Whippsburg. Experts from the University of Maine College of Agriculture will conduct demonstrations with lantern slides at Sagadahoc Ferry starting at 9 30. Dates are planned for late February with petitions to enroll to be circulated soon.
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Woolwich
Arrowsie
Georgetown
Bath
Whippsburg
College of Agriculture
University of Maine
Sagadahoc Ferry
Maine
Right feed for the dog Fron eight seeks until the day
Fragmentary text appears to discuss dog feeding, mentioning daily meat portions and a person known as filer. The rest is garbled with unclear references to lamb, broiled options, and weather notes.
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Filer
Ture Magazine
Personal notes from Briden Hares family gathering
The fragment records a family meeting with Briden Hares of Wesleburm Street and Mr John Hares attending. It notes visits by William Goldsmith of Cambridge Massachusetts, Mrs Margaret Finber of Washington Street, and various others, with scattered dates and locations, in a muddy social roundup.
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Amd
Meike Vower
William Goldnoth
Camere Mass
Margaret Finber
Washington Street
Goldsmith
Arcistrens
Susie
Ood
Somers Keri
Va Sreideere
Fiend Tieerstwas
Rea
Mari
Asa
Mass
S. Massais i
Tasivr
Tiawiner
New York i
Vera
Ferries
New York
Mata Tiel
Feriaeris M Tari
Thelms Staples and John Sylvester Wed in Portmouth ceremony
Thelms Staples daughter of Mr and Mrs George Staples and John Sylvester son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sylvester of Portmouth New Hampshire married at the bride’s home on Christmas Day in a ceremony led by Rev Edwin D Hardin. The bride wore crepe with powder blue and carried orange blossoms and bridal roses. Attendants were sisters Hilda Staples and others. Afterward a reception and wedding supper followed with guests including Mrs Forrest Staples of Schemetown New York. The newlyweds plan a week’s visit to Portmouth with Mr Sylvester’s parents before starting residence at 614 High Street.
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Thelms Staples
George
Comer Street
John Sylvester
Prank Sylvester
Portemouth
N. H
Bath
Ales the River
Mr. Staples
Edwin D. Hardin
Winter Street Congregational Church
Hilda Staple
Forrest Staples
Schemetody
N.Y
Staples
Forrest Staple
Spiwester
Thor Corgrasshaibes
Aku
Port
Menta. N. H
Srivester
Amd
Sylveer
John
Sore MU
Iota
George Sarfoes
Stler
Mark
Saturdas
Ehe
Aon
Sante
Vendella Mosher
Maud York
Massachusetts
Curtis Sawyer
Grant ‘Hulse
Karl Hatch
Charles Hatch
J Millard Hatch
Horatio Hall
Elfiett
Brunswick
Trish
Albert Henderson
R. D. Perinten
Pamerie Perinten
E. P. Kendall
James Lilly
Mary
Elmer Jordan
Eva Weston
Frank Heath
Raysmond Blodgett
John Curtiss
Kesten
Merrymeeting France
Jessie Ames
Paul Ames
William Raymond
Pearl
Millard Hatebh
Amesbury
Moss
Philip Egeert
Vine Street
Cornish
Pomona Strange
William Williams
Elva Rogerson
Dee
Percy Blanchard
Branswick
Blanchard
Bulala Sedzler
L. T. Welch
Edna Johnson
W. J. Chaves
Evelyn Sedgley
Farmington
Herles Hackett
Meen Esther
Methodist Sunday School
Amanda Hoeyt
Grant Hulse
Arabine Hall
Guy Farnham
Sarah Tarr
Dorothy Dickinson
Alfred
R. A. Dickinson
Fletcher White
Harford
Lakeport
R. E. Ferguson
Clara Foss
Alvah Hildreth
H. PD. Cornish
Grace Wilkinson
Portland
E. E. Wilkinson
Frank Webber
The
Fisher Read
Elisha Webber
Marshell Merryman
Tieorzee
Walter
Eva Rideout
Camelon
Philip Rideout
Inez Gowell
Boston
Carrie Kendall Mondas
W. B. Kendall
Tate
Mary Hardie
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
W. T. Hardie
Cosgrove
Maine Central Station
Bangersick
J. J. Astle
Gardiner
Randall
Unclear OCR item referencing Harvard Reading Co and June testimony
Fragmented text mentions Harvard Reading Co and June testimony with disrupted names and dates. The passage describes some event or testimony preparation, with references to people and places obscured by OCR errors. No coherent narrative or outcome is recoverable from the readable fragments.
Fragmented OCR note hints at weddings and local notices
The readable fragments mention a wedding dated January 24 and list several names such as Mr Ettant Mead and Miss Prince, with references to Rochester, Me, and local social events. Other lines reference relatives, houses, and a gathering or meeting, but the text is largely garbled and uncertain.
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Perenis
Thoara
Freetem
Bietteresp
Prince
Mead
Basurey
Erie Ca
Mer
Elmer
Christmas services and village notes at Haptiet church
Christmas Eve exercises at Haptiet church featured a long program of recitations songs and readings by local children and families. The article records festive activities church attendance and community visitors amid holiday travel and local notices.
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Haptiet
Amd
Willie King
Help Wanted Saleomen and Garden Labor Positions
Job notice from Concord Mass area seeking sale men to sell ear beeh wrade gardem aml fichi seed direct planters. No experience required. Location Cobb Ca Freshbin Mass. Post date 12-5-4w.
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Cobb Ca
Freshbin
Mass
Davenport Passes Away Reflects Long Banking Career
Obituary notes Mr. Davenport’s death and his decades of service in banking. He long held a director post at Lincoln National Bank and became bank president in January 1908, with his father supporting civic efforts. The article continues from Page One detailing his life and roles.
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Ember
Anl
Mest
Lincoln National Bank Te Fanuary
PSU
Notable Bath figures estate holder and civic leader dies
Longtime Bath resident held vice presidency at First National Bank after Lincoln merger. He served as trustee for Bath Savings Institution and hospital boards, led Old Ladies home executive committee, chaired Home for Aged Couples, and supported Homeopathic hospital and Patten Library Association.
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Lincoln
First National Bank
Bath Savings Institution
Hyde Windlass
Sagadahock Real Estate Association
Bath City Hospital
Old Ladies Home
Home For
Old Folks Home
The
Homeopathic Hospital
Portland
Patten Library Association
Salvage Effort Aims to Save Sunken Neshaminy Barge
A salvage crew from Howard & Horn Portland works in 20 feet of Kennebec River water near Swan Island to recover the sunken coal barge Neshaminy following entrapment by ice. After pumping out leaks and freeing the craft the plan is to float it through a channel cut in the ice and beach it for spring repairs at Wortland. The barge will stay ashore through winter near its sinking site. May be towed to Wortland for hull repairs once ice clears.
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Howard & Horn
Portland
Kennebec River
Swan Island
Augusta
Seguin
Haley
Wortland
Georgetown Man Killed in Auburn by Automobile Bumper
Warren Davis of Auburn, age 83 and a Georgetown native, was fatally struck on Center street by the bumper of a Nash car driven by Chandler H. Barron, a Lewiston civil engineer. Davis, walking on the road’s west side, did not hear a warning shout from John Burgess, his brother in law, and was killed when his head struck between the headlamp and bumper. Survivors include a daughter Addie Amazeen of Auburn and son Ralph Davis of Five Islands, along with four sisters and two brothers. Davis had recently moved to Auburn about a year ago to live with the Burgesses.
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Warren Davis
Auburn
Georgetown
Acadia Lodge
Chandler H. Barron
Lewiston
Center Street
John Burgess
Mr. Davis
Ralph Davis
Five Islands
Bath
Johnson
Davis
Barron
Nash
Mr. Burgess
Howard Hill
R. H. Gilpatrick
Earl Walker
Dr. W. Collins
Sumner
Burgess
Addie Amazeen
Alonzo Davis
Westbrook
Winfield Davis
Woodfords
Dora Boyd
Los Angeles
Calif
Alma Jewett
Lynn
Mass
Lillian Sterling
Portland
Alumni Race Meet Report Likely At Lewiston
Alumni defeated Morse team in multiple events led by Norton M and Meister M in the 1000 yard run and Norton A in the same race. Small A won the 600 yard run with Brown A and Boudreau M following. Oliver M led in the broad jump with Harrington A close behind. The relay team of Toethaker Brown Cullen and Small won. Mr and Mrs Frank Verkins visited Lewiston on Sunday.
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Norton
Meister
Ord Rice
Norton A
Harrington A
Small
Jenkins
Oliver M
Small A
Brown
Boudreau
Rollins
Harrington
Grown
Toethaker
Cullen
Frank Verkins
Lewiston
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Are
Sakt
Weed
Briden Hares
Ard
John Hares
Wesleburm
Besten
Vreviderce College
Hares
V. Wars, Faetheav
Mary Moter Me Tate
J.ob
Deales
New Engl
New England
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Public
Sylvester
Bath Cl
Hartford
Barbeer
Meer
Brankek
Ana Mess
Bartear
Edward KO Mesre
Breassi
Jeemger
Srpme
Curmerx
Sota
Wessington
Mit
Say—The
Rinzers
Herbara Sneiley
Frences
Bil- Timzs
Shirley Aml Bearbara
Ancaster Sirz
Chiki
Melcolm
Arthur Webber
Clarice Verrill
Rinz
Feour
Ela Dilines
Miss Dorian
Freaees Billings
Cha Willers
Freeman Billings
Santalans
Willie Kinz
R_ Randall
Rondamkam
National Bank
Sears Amt
Beinz
National Village Bank of Towtreba
Iss
Lo W_ Randall
H. P. Rendall
Rendall
Crain
WBL
Bank of Rockland
INS
Henry
Sesen AL Geteh
Vrdaned
Joseph Tialk
the Beecham
ITF Ppo
Helvin Denham
Pereznsen
Lewis Suers
EL Wilkinseen
Peprire
Albert Clendersen
Santa Chen
Depres
Eterwnes
Reberr Ebasrins
Eerhet
Auburn Setardeer
Elscincz
Rebert Bickford
Boweloth Amd
Coombs
Einstemers
Five Aledeour
Peapee
Wilson
Salem
Bla Purington
William
Drerothy Dickinson
Rendell
Mro
Clarence Blackman
Helen
Waterville
Dickin- Sen
Concord Weel
Man Ara
Homer
Concord
MR. Davenport
French American Import Co
W. F. Senter
Senter
Eliot A. Fuller
Charles Shaw
Norway
MORSE
Bath Opera House
Evan
Rod LaRocque
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