For Sale Items List at Mrs No Ward Post Road
Multiple household goods including feather beds pillows fur robes a set of scales and carpentry tools plus other items. Powder man We remains unclear. The notice lists Mrs No Ward Post Road Powder Tian.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1916
Page
14
Multiple household goods including feather beds pillows fur robes a set of scales and carpentry tools plus other items. Powder man We remains unclear. The notice lists Mrs No Ward Post Road Powder Tian.
The jury found Catherine Hobbs not guilty of assault and battery. Philip Wilson was placed on probation for cruelty to animals until the January term of the Supreme Court.
Topsham fair exhibits show Bath winning major premiums led by Dawn and Hazel Dawn. Horse events drew strong entries including Percheron stallions and road horses. The Bailes Evening School expands with new classes while Salvation Army reports 219 Sunday attendees and plans more meetings.
Bowdoinham reports two local deaths, several hospital trips, and community notes. Residents travel to Monmouth and Lewiston for services, with top attendance at Topsham Fair and multiple family visits across Bowdoinham, Gardiner, and Portland. The Red Cross appeals for centralized shipments to prevent loss or misuse of goods.
Bridge Hall has been hired for a private dance Monday night. Mrs. James I Perry traveled to Portland Saturday for Ralph Voalins funeral services.
Eugene Spinney returns from Portland with weekend notes. Mrs. Merry and Mrs. Lufkin visit, while Ralph Willis funeral draws relatives from Isle-au-Haut and Portland. Residents attend fairs, church gatherings, and meetings. several are ill or serving on juries. a half holiday was granted for Topsham fair attendees, weather dampened turnout.
The Sick and the Quick of Town by the Sea notes the Cundy's Harbor teachers attended the Topsham fair. Several residents visited Brunswick and Auburn for meetings and relatives. Multiple locals made short trips to Portland and Camden. others returned home after visits with family and friends.
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