Town Notes and Socials Rally in Brunswick Area
Longfellow's bi electric snow plow met with an Venue. red gave a turkey supper fuesday Ing. ts ladies of the Congregational posed to a lady member on th 'he school teachers of the town arc chool committee. work upon an order of 20,000 water oaks for harmesses. Miss Sadie Hall entertained the Dc agon whist club Friday evening, at or résidence on Lincoln street. Prof. MacDonald of Bowdoin College will lecture before the Saturday Club in Pythian Hall. Considerable sport occurred on the river Sunday above the Lewiston isroad bridge with speedy horses. The Bowdoin paper company commenced Monday night lighting theirills from their own electric plant. The residence of A. W. Townsend to be connected by wire for night crating for the Postal Telegraph Company. Washington's birthday observed as a holiday by college and schools. A rehearsal in Town Hall. Let be a full attendance. Plenty of town notices on electric railroad, bridge work, and local politics. The Octagon whist club entertained by Miss Blanche Coombs. Key West cigar Santa Gloria at Morton's growing. Brunswick candidates and local band rehearsals. Bath vs Sagadahocs polo at Town Hall with mixed results and several injuries delaying play.
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Harmesses
Jennie Harvey
Dancfew
Brunswick M’fg Company
Sadie Hall
Dcagon Whist
Lincoln Street
MacDonald
Owdoin College
Charles H Yale's The Twelve Temptations at Columbia Theatre
Charles H Yale presents The Twelve Temptations at the Columbia Theatre for one night only on Thursday evening March 10. The show promises a sumptuous production with a large ballet, up-to-date specialty features, foreign attractions, elaborate costumes and scenery, and a highly equipped company. Manager Jameson offers excursion rates from Brunswick. Don’t miss the best attraction of the season.
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Charles H. Yale
Columbia Theatre
Aarge Ballet
Jameson
Brunswick
Brunswick Voters Should Elect Honest Selectmen This Spring
In Brunswick voters are urged to reject ring politics and elect two new men for selectmen. The piece argues business rather than party lines, cites Humphreys Crawford and Rowker as satisfactory candidates, and calls for independent caucus participation to show Republican leaders that voters will govern honestly and competently.
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Brunswick
Among Folks: Local visits and movements noted
Miss Lida Milliken returns to Biddeford. Mrs. John F Smith of Augusta visits Mrs. T H Riley. Mrs. James E Dunning of Bangor visits. Harry Chapman of Boston home for Sunday. Gen J L Q Chamberlain and Mrs chamberlain depart on Ellsworth trip. Col and Mrs Geo L Thompson at Governor's reception in Ellsworth. Miss Laura Berry of Boston visits former home. Prof W R Chapman in town. William Anderson family to move to Freeport. Col Webb not a candidate for legislative honors.
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Lida Milliken
Biddeford
John F.smith
Augusta
T. H.riley
James E. Dunning
Bangor
Harry Chapman
Boston
Gen
J. L. Q Chamberlain
Ellsworth
Col
Geo. L.thompson
Elsworth
Luesday
Bath Juniors Face Portland Amateurs In Polo Clash
Hotter than last week the Bath Juniors face the Portland amateurs in a return match after a Saturday game with accidents among players. Portland has won 15 of 17 this season and Bath hopes to challenge for the state amateur title. A 7:30 start features two local clubs with the regular match at 8:30, one ticket admits both games and some seats are reserved for ladies. A strong turnout could boost polo in Brunswick.
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Maine
Bath Jrs
Portlands
Burnham
Portland
Baths
Brunswick
Still Staying Out Cabot Mill Strike Persists Unchanged
The striking Cabot Mill operatives show no plan to return to work under current conditions. A Gard. The undersigned firms guarantee refunds on Greene's Syrup of Tar for coughs or colds, with a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfaction or no pay, listing A Hallett & Co Leonard Mitch ell W G Webber L B Swett Co Bijou Pharmacy Samuel Anderson Co John D Footer Co.
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Cabot Mill
Greene’s
A. Hallett & Co
Leonard & Mitchell
W. G. Webber
L. B. Swett & Co
Bijou Pharmasy
Samuel Anderson & Co
John D. Footer & Co
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King
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Longfellow
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Arcchool
Ladies Relief Corps
G. A. R. Bers
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Booker
Rnual
Brates
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Federal 1
James P. Baxter
Pleasant Street
Washington
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Town Hall
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Seleccta
Electric Railroad Company
With
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Blanche Coombs
Morton’s
Walter Dresser
Cumberland County
Jordan
The
Bowdoin College
Prof. Johnson
M. B. Church
Plummer
Cumberland Street
Co. K
H. C. Woodbury
Jeanette Toothaker
Harpswell
Levi Toothaker
Geo. L. Skeffield
J. B. Hall
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New York
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Lakin
Brunswick Voters
Charles HE. Humphreys
Emery A. Crawrford
Edwin Trowker
Republican Town Committee
Posite Fpossit Office
Havana
Columbia
Ernest Merryman
Brunswick and Topsham Choral Society
Herman Kotzschmar
Riley’s
F. E. Johnson
R. He Stanwood & CO
Percy P. Hill
Main Spring
A. W. Townsend
Main Springs
Woodbury
Stephen G. Whitmore
Tontine Laundry
Fred J. L.emieux
Tontine Hotel
Chin Lem
Ttonosite Mall
Maine St
Percy AW .Roberts
Sagadahock
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W. C. Moody & Co
Androscoggin River
Pebruary
Riss
Ida L. Palmer
Prof
Kotzschmar
Virgil Clavier School
Corner School
Federal Streets
B. Webber
Churo Block
Jordan Snow
Brunswick News
A. D- Gahan
John Furbish
Kinas
Frank M.stetson
Crawford
A. V. Metcalf
J. L. Doolittle
Partcalls
Metcalf & Doolittle
O’brien Block
Lincoln Building
Brunswick, Me
Jordan Avenue
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