Judge Spear Gives Campaign Hint in Gardiner Race
The article notes Judge Spear of Gardiner as another candidate for the Senatorship. It also reports local society items including Bath Camp meeting, lobster prices, a Memorial Day invitation to Rev. Evans, a Christian Endeavor service, a birthday party for Miss Catherine Sullivan, and a boiler‑smoke accident linked to a county officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Spear
Gardiner
Bath Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
G.A.R. Hall
Portland
Mr. Evans
People’s Church
Richmond
First Baptist
C. E
Helen Ruth Crissman
Kalamazoo College
Baptist Missionary Training School of Chicago
Catherine Sullivan
Huse St
Boothbay
Bath
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Benefits Cited
Richmond reader Mrs. Lena Wynn reports relief from hot flashes dizziness and nervousness after seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ad promotes use during the Change of Life detailing symptoms such as backaches dread, dizziness, heart palpitations, and constipation with a testimonial and general claims of restored health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wynn
Lydia E. Pi
Richmond
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lena Wynn
E. O Street
Rebuild Planned for Hotel Rockledge at Popham Beach
Boston reports say the Hotel Rockledge will be rebuilt this spring at Popham Beach with work to start in March. Timber for Bowker yard in Phippsburg arrives by rail to Bath and will be moved downriver by lighter James M if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rockledge
Popham Beach
Bowker
Phippsburg
Bath
James M
Mens Club of Universalist Church
Willis
Maine Water Co
Bath Water District
A. H. Shaw
People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Central Maine Power Co
Shaw
Capt. Wallace
Sears
New England Steamship Co
Kelley, Spear Co
New York
First Baptist Brotherhood
W. H. White
S. B. Martin
Victor Records
Sewall Mill
Frank Dingley
Small Point
Morse High School Glee Club
John Miller
Ralph Warren
Myrle Strong
Elizabeth Hayes
Edna Repper
Evelyn Colby
Florence Stevens
Luc
Gardiner
Kennebec
Old Orchard
Independent
Smithtown
Berry Houses
American Ice Co
S.W. Talbot
Local Jottings Highlight Coastal Weather And Community News
A week of high tides and zero temperatures headlines local notes. Ice is scarce at Winneganse dam while porcupines multiply in Waldoboro woods and fishing fans report good night bites at Steep Landing. The Bath area hosts a charity ball at Popham Beach and a Valentines display brightens shops. Community events include church lectures, a Valentine party, and a Sons of Veterans auxiliary meeting. The W. H. Emmons Co. acquires George Temple’s store and will operate groceries and meat. Dr. Charles M. Sleeper’s nomination for Portland Customs District collector is confirmed. Morse High and local schools send athletes to Bowdoin for the Interscholastic Meet. judge notes private settlements in juvenile cases. Family moves bring Nocton and relatives back from Pittsburg to Five Islands for farming and fishing summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Winnegance
Popham Beach
Waldoboro Woods
New York
B.I.W
Missionary Society of the
Winter St. Society
Turner McCarthy
Beacon End Church
Sons of Veterans
Lincoln Hall
Ladies’ Aid of
Central Church
Misses Manson
Middle St
EB. F. Hitchings
Bath
W. H. Emmons Co
George Temple
Corner Middle
Center Sts
Charles M. Sleeper
South Berwick
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
Senate
Steep Landing
Wiskeag
Harold Atwood
Fred Potter
Shaw Business College
Morse High
Portland High
First Baptist Church
Paul
Bowdoin College
Young
Coss
Low
Pinkham
Holbrook
Talbot
Mason
Merrill
Pintha
Leydon
Woolwich Update Highlights School Work and Events
Woolwich notes show the Sagadahoc Ferry schoolhouse activity with a postponed social rescheduled for this afternoon. The First Baptist Church Woman's Mission plans a Friday evening benefit with games and refreshments. New desks will be installed at Chopps Point and Mountain School. A State teacher examination occurs Feb 26 at 8:30 am led by Superintendent Mrs. John Reed. Llewellyn Bailey, offered a Texas Company position, reports to Sewall shipyard Bath. Mrs. Plinette Allen sprained her ankle and missed services. Jessie Main ill with grip. Spinney lot bark moved to the Ferry for loading. Albert Hathorne receives a Kentucky bird stallion. Tom Main returns from Arlington for the weekend. Congregational Church holds services at 11 and 2:30 with Sunday schools afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Ferry
George Hathorne
Welden Preble Place
Woman’s Mission
First Baptist Church
Woolwich
Chopps’ Point
Mountain School
Montsweag
John Reed
Llewellyn Bailey
Texas Company
Sewall
Bath
Plinette Allen
Jessie Main
Albert Hathorne
Hathorne
Tom Main
Arrowsic
Willing Workers hold pleasant session and local notices
Local residents attend gatherings and visits with neighbors across Winnegance. Notes include Nannie Trask leaving her house for Bath, illnesses and hospital care, deaths, family visits, shipyard work, and upcoming store changes with the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea stores planning Bath deliveries March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Preble
Nannie Trask
Bath
Eugene Dodge
Middle St
Wellington C. Preble
Bath City Hospital
Herbert Willis
Portland
William Frowillis
Bath and Brunswick Electric Light and Power Co
Jackson
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Providence
Bangor
Augusta
Kennebec
Columbia
Palmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keegan
Charles W. Nocton
Bessie May
Lloyd Daughty
Pittsburg
Nocton
Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co
Five Islands
Mampel
South—End
Daughty
Thompson Brothers
Winnegance News
Herbert Cutting
Sherman Morse
Bernice Clifford
B. J. Browne
The
Corliss
Myra Rogers
William Standish
Walter Marco
Loring Small
Robert P. Manson
Stockton
Perth Amboy
Howard Hunt
Sewall Yard
Jennie Norton
Lydia Rogers
Llewellyn Rogers
Fred Oliver
Charles Williams
West Bath
Dollar House
Conley’s Specialty Store
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