Comprehensive Work of Rev Alexander McDonald
Rev Alexander McDonald of Bath spoke at Winter Street and Central churches about his Maine coast mission. He described daily preaching across settlements, noted Malaga’s past, and mentioned future schools and Moscongus Island efforts funded largely by Bar Harbor residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McDonald
Bath Bey
A. A. McDonald
Winter Street
Central Church
Maine
McDonald
Malaga
Moscongus Island
Bar Harbor
Bodwell Grange Meets On Cold Saturday Night
Last Saturday a small group gathered at Bodwell hall for a Grange meeting. The program included reading, stories, songs, poems, conundrums, instrumental music and discussions on the Grange’s purpose and farming net income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Bodwell Hall
Sister Carr
Bro
Awa
Wallace
Sylvester
Nat Morse
W. Gatekeeper
The
Local Notes from Ashdale and Bodwell Grange Event
George Blaisdell and family return to Ashdale from Seal Cove after nine or ten months away. W N Eaton and son in law Clary unharmed but upset moving hay at the poor farms. George McIntire returns to Ashdale from a months long sea voyage. Bodwell Grange plans an entertainment on the 18th at their hall featuring a play impersonations readings and songs with public invited at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blaisdell
Ashdale
Seal Cove
W. N. Eaton
Mr. Clary
George McIntire
Bodwell Grange
Pythians Benefit Party for City Hospital Fund Planned
The Pythians announce a benefit program at Pythian hall next Tuesday evening for the City Hospital fund. Events run from eight to ten with bridge and straight whist, music by Prof Testa's orchestra, and refreshments, followed by a dance after ten. Revenue Inspector Leslie A. Dyer is reassigned to the Albany division under John N. Garner, effective Feb 15, with headquarters moved from Boston to Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
City Hospital Fund
Pythian Hall
Assembly Hall
Testa
Leslie A. Dyer
New England
A. T. Sweat
Mr. Dyer
Agent Sweat
Albany, N. Y
John N. Garner
Albany
New York
Westchester County
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Boston
Child Injured In Shafting At Shipyard Grind House
Ten year old Howard Carr was caught in shafting at the New England Co shipyard grind stone house after his coat tail snagged in the machinery. He was removed in a bleeding, unconscious state and taken to Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Carr
George F. Carr
The
New England Co
Grindstone
Young Carr
Joseph Reed
C. F. Curtis
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Carr
William
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Howard
Meet at Richmond Augusta District Conference Schedule
The sixth annual Augusta District conference meets today and tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal church in Richmond with special Maine Central Railroad rates. Program lists devotional services, sermons, class meetings, business sessions, and general conference discussions led by multiple pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Methodist Episcopal Church
Richmond
Maine Central Railroad
G. D. Holmes
Miss Palmer Undergoes Successful Appendicitis Operation
Miss Mary I. Palmer went to South Framingham Massachusetts for treatment and underwent surgery on Thursday. Friends report the operation was successful and she is recovering as well as could be expected with a speedy recovery hoped for. W F Haines sold his apples to Charles Ham February 4. E M Lapham has charge of packing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Palmer
South Framingham
Mass
W. F. Haines
Charles Ham
E. M. Lapham
Orrin Perkins Returns After West Somerville Visit
Orrin Perkins came back from a visit to his sister in West Somerville. His brother Ernest joined him briefly. Walter Reed, visiting relatives here to gauge winter conditions, has returned to Massachusetts. Reed lives in California. Farmers hasten firewood collection. Mrs. E A Siegars stayed with sister Mrs. A J Tibbetts briefly. Miss Marian E White returned from Dresden Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin, Perkins
West Somerville
Ernest
Walter Reed
Massachusetts
Mr. Reed
California
E. A. Siegars
A. J. Tibbetts
Marian E. White
Dresden Mills
Miss Elizabeth P. Dean Visits Friends in Portland
Miss Elizabeth P. Dean spent Sunday as a guest of friends in Portland, enjoying hospitality and a quiet weekend visit with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth P. Dean
Portland
Cindy's Harbor Weather and Local Notices
The two week stretch has been bitterly cold with heavy salt water ice in creeks yet little snow for sledding. Residents report Doughty of East Harpswell improving after illness and many grippe cases in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Doughty
East Harpswell
Mr. Doughty
Lincoln Day Observed and Local Notices in Richmond
Lincoln day was observed at the Methodist church Sunday. A memorial address was given by the pastor I A Beane. The fourth lecture by the Young Men’s Berean class was held at the chapel. Fire Chief J Clark Flagg extinguished a rekindled fire at the Small brothers’ house. Marcus Costello remains largely homebound with sciatic rheumatism. Mt Carmel Chapter OES plans a whist party Friday evening. Ice and millwood traffic boosts local business after snowfall. Florence Robinson returned from Worcester where she aided ill relatives. Children enjoy the season’s first sliding and laughter on the hills. Dr F Peabody aided by three other physicians treated George Killam. A party plans Libby’s hall entertainment Friday evening by Litchfield Academy seniors, featuring the drama Willowdale and a grand dance. Charlie Brown of Brockton visits family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
I. A. Beane
Small Brothers
J. Clark Flagg
Marcus Costello
Mt. Carmel
Florence Robinson
Worcester
Mass
Cedar Gy
George Killam
Libby's Hall
Litchfield Academy
Willowdale
Charlie Brown
Brockton
Lewiston Hosts Perrille Gotch Wrestling Match Next Monday
A large local party will attend the Perrille Gotch wrestling match in Lewiston next Monday evening. A local wrestler will tackle Kid Dionne before the main event. Outside seats may be engaged by the sporting editor of the Times if spoken for before tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Kid Dionne
the Times
Plain hot water cures many ailments say doctor
A family physician extols plain hot water as a universal remedy for ailments from stomach pains to headaches and congestion. He advises internal use three times daily, hot compresses, foot soaks, and even a weight loss plan, with anecdotes of improved digestion, headaches, and skin tone.
West Bath Stroke Victim Improves at Home
West Bath resident Wylie F Rogers, struck by paralysis two weeks ago, shows slight improvement under care of Drs Wescott and Bibber. Longtime Bath Iron Works employee and skilled worker, Rogers elicits heartfelt sympathy from the community as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie F. Rogers
Maine Retail Merchants set to form districts across state
An executive committee will split Maine into districts for district organization. Conventions are planned for Lewiston, Bangor, Portland, Biddeford and Augusta with Bath Brunswick meetings to follow. Sagadahoc towns Boothbay Wiscasset and Brunswick will join Bath district. National meeting in Boston in May targets solid Maine organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Retail Merits’ Association
Lewiston
Bangor
Portland
Biddeford
Augusta
Bath
Brunswick
Sagadahoc
Boothbay
Wiscasset
Local Notes from Winnegance and Nearby Areas
Mrs. John L. Cook is improving after a lengthy illness and can sit up briefly daily. Mrs. William A. Perry remains housebound due to illness. Mrs. Kennedy of Portland is visiting relatives in Winnegance. Winfield Morse and John G. Morse Jr. have begun lumbering on Nichols jet near Pitch Pine hill. Ice is thick enough for camps at the Beach but fishing yields are sparse. One veteran fisher notes progressive winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Cook
William A. Perry
Kennedy
Portland
Winnegance
Winfield Morse
John G. Morse Jr
Pitch Pine Hill
Winter changes loom as workers fear wage loss and late trains
Local reports note upcoming changes in winter, with fishing records, power outages and late streetcars causing morning delays. Iron Works employees may lose pay if whistles are late and meals are missed. a phone link to Cook's store could help workers reach worksites on time. Also mentioned are ice depths 14 to 19 inches, sledding joy, and farmers cutting wood amid new Maine Central train schedules delaying the afternoon mail to 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook’s
Walter Peterson
Lyon
Mass
Carolime Nichols
Maine Central
Fred Johnson
Bath
D. A. Merry
Charles B. Williams
Mrs. Margaret Blethen Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Margaret B. Blethen aged 85 widow of Josiah Blethen died Friday at her daughter Mrs. Edwin C. Dunning's home on lower Washington street after a long illness. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon with Rev. James A. Shaw of the Corliss Street Free Baptist church officiating. The body was taken to Wilton yesterday for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret B. Blethen
Josiah Blethen
Edwin C. Dunning
Lower
Washington Street
James A. Shaw
Corliss Street Free
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Bodwel Grange
McIntire
Sweeeney
Sister
J. Johnson
MetIntire
Pythians' Benefit Party
Methodists
H. A. Clifford
G. C. Howard
W. D. Hutchings
C. W. Bradlee
W. F. Holmes
Roberts
F. H. Hall
H. E. Dunnack
North Litchfield
Dresden
Ayer
Cindy's Harbor
Harry Holbrook
Charlie Hanson
P. Holbrook
Winneganee
Blanche Storer
Phippsburg
Levi Holbrook
Charles Leavitt
Isabel Eliza
J. P. Eastman
Mildred Holbrook
Mortimer Harris
F. L. Thompson
J. E. Sheffield
H. C. Thompson
A. J. Harris
Skolfield
W. Thompson
A. W. Barnes
Durgin
Bertie Ridley
Sebasco
W. H. Ridley
Linwood Sheffield
Andrew Wisman
W. M. Darling
Mark E. Sewall
Auburn
Unsworth
Willie
Mary
Johnny
West Bath
Joseph White
Joseph Lemont
Fred Larrabee
Frank Harnden
Clarence Bryant
Everett St
Mr. Bryant
Lizzie Haggett
Harry Lemont
J. M. Lemont
Bath Iron Works
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Chas. Wildes
Joseph Larrabee
Llewellyn Bailey
Walter Lilly
Woolwich
Mr. Welch
Joseph Whites
Holden Wood
Bull Bridge
I. B. Neily
F. W. Larrabee
Jessie Tarr
James Lemont
Knights of Pythias
J. C. Rideout
New Meadows Inn
Lake Auburn
Everett Mayo
Trufant
Real Merchants’ Association
Infanis
Samuel Pitcher
Bears
Castoria
YSE Centavua Company
New Pore City
casTornia
Cabstoria
Senate
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