Local notices span clubs sports and elections in Maine
The piece covers Central Church women and Portland Pythian Jubilee travel, Brunswick Y M C A Juniors loss, funeral notices for Mrs Mary A Frisbee and Mrs Harriet F Rollins, a Kennebec County Supreme Court term hinted for Justice John B Madigan, Aunt Mary Douglas Goddard’s 16th birthday, Cyrus W Longley’s probate bid, Morseigh School farce Jayville Junction, Kimball farm sale to Reed and Ward, a ring prank, Hazel May Scott birthday party, a liquor libel case before Judge Keegan, the schooner William H Clifford coal voyage, and Bremer rescue from the Helen W Martin incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Adelaide Dennison
Irene Stearns
Knights of Pythias
Sisterhood
Portland
Western Maine
Pythian
City Hall
Brunswick
Y.M. C.A
Mary A
Josiah Frisbee
Phippsburg
B. P. Browne
Corliss Street
Colonial Clubs
Pullman
Wassitts
John B. Madigan
Houston
Supreme Court
Kennebec County
Mary Douglas Goddard
Freeport
R.F.D
Cyrus W. Longley
Register of Probate
Longley
Morseigh School
Music Hall
Jayville Junction
Oriental Stock Co
Kimball
High St
Fred Reed
Bath
Fred H. Ward
Topsham
Maple Grove
Marshall A. Haraden
Front St
Hazel May Scott
Union St
Dorothy Smith
Flora Crosby
Lorence Miller
Doris Leavitt
Charles Leavitt
Dudly Leavitt
Parker Adams
Edward Adams
Keith Atwood
Roy
Willaim H. Clifford
Norfolk
George Hayes
Clifford
Helen W. Martin
North Sea
Maine
Local notes on community work and events in Maine
Local items report crane work at Texas Co yard Centractor F W Carlton starts heavy sill and bedlog tasks. Maine Undertakers plan August Portland meeting. Merrill aids pole location for Bath Gardiner line. Sedgwick Circle meets on Washington Lincoln birthday eve. Bowdoin student D C Roper speaks at Beacon Street Epworth service. Morse High attends Y M C A Maine conference in Fairfield with 274 delegates. Funeral for Albert D Cutting held in Rockland with Masons pallbearers. Coasting origin explained by Dr Edward Berry of Bath in the Boston Herald. YMCA men’s meeting at Assembly Hall with brief sermon on Christianity and future events. Wesley Church hosts next session. All men and boys over 15 invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Carlton
Texas Co
Maine Undertakers’ Association
Portland
Andrew 8. Merrill
A. B. Getchell
Central Maine Power Co
Bath
Gardiner
Sedgwick Circle
G. A.R
Washington
Lincoln
United Orders
Grand Army
Daniel C. Roper
Washington, D. C
Bowdoin College
Epworth League
Beacon Street Church
Mr. Chapman
Ralph D. Warren
Rodger D. Skillings
Morse High
Maine
Fairfield
C. H. V. Cranston
Orono
R. B. Nelles
Bangor
Arthur J. Roberts
Colby College
Francis P Miller
Edward E. Brrry
Boston Herald
Long Reach
Joena Philbrook
Young Men's Christian Association
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
C. N. Flood
William Hamacher
H. W. Moulton
William R. White
C. Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
Harold Pinkham
Lee Hooker
Fred Dwyer
Wesley Church
Harrison
Local Society Briefs Highlight Community Meetings and Weather
The Murray Club hosted Miss Emma Hooper on Green Street while the Unity Guild met with Miss Lunie Hodgkins on Chestnut Street. Marriage intentions for George W. Brown and Beatrice E. Parris were filed with City Clerk Grassy. A cold snap pushed readings to six below zero with a fierce wind. The Fortnightly Club celebrated a Washington's Birthday party at the Cosmopolitan Club. Miss Hazel Woodbury sang solo. A North End horse caused a near-miss near High Street as it escaped toward York Street. The tug Narraganset arrived from Portland carrying two derrick lighters for the New England Steamship Co. The Metz Automobile Co. plans were discussed as A. S. Rowe visited town. The sea bulletin notes the gulf stream proximity near Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Club
Emma Hooper
Green’ St
Upper High St
Sagadahoc
Morse High School
Unity Guild of the
First Baptist Church
Lunie Hodgkins
Chestnut St
The
Mercury
Parent-Teacher Association
South End
William Small
Pleasant St
Everett Stackpole
Wesley M. E
New Hampshire
Jolly Thimble Sewing Circle
Mary Rose Gallant
John Hart
Middle St
George W. Brown
Beatrice E. Parris
Savannah
McIntyre Wallace
Small Point
Queen Esther Sewing Circle
U. S
Singleton Palmer
Delaware River
Cosmopolitan Club
Eclock
Hazel Woodbury
Auburn
Portland
New York
Kelley, Spear Co
New England Steamship Co
Kingsbury
Barter
North End
High St
Ellis’s Hill
York St
Harry Peterson
A. S. Rowe
Georgetown
Morsey High School
Rowe
Metz Automobile Co
Boston
Metz
Waldoboro
Pacific Coast
Pay up Week brings new baby and town notes
A nine pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Edmund Arsenault on Willow Street. The community reported a cold snap setting records with sixteen below zero and ships and shipyards affected. Local events included a Willard and Stevens memorial at the Y M C A a charity dance drawing few couples and a suffragist gathering planned in Portland features Carrie Chapman Catt Maud Wood Park and Glendower Evans. A wolf or wolf like animal frightened horses on Long Hill and Bath residents enjoyed treats and a busy fishing scene at Whiskeag Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Arsenault
Willow St
W.C.T.A
Willard and Stevens
Y.M.C
Boston
Phoenix
Bath
Music Hall
Boothbay
Arrowsic Bridge
Universalist Church
Washington
U. S
Flusser
New Orleans
Louisiana Naval Militia
Horace Mitchell
Sherman Clark
Maine
Portland
Bine Street
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Association
Maud Wood Park
Glendower Evans
Massachusetts
Center St
Morse High
Bangor
Pullman
University of Maine
State University
W. W. Hosmer
Water St
Duke
Long Hill
Reynard
Neurasthenia Cure Ad Promotes Pink Pills
An advertisement urges readers to address Dr Williams Medicine Co of Schenectady New York for a free booklet on nervous diseases and to obtain Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic tonic. It claims improved appetite blood flow and mood with use and offers price 50 cents per box six for 2 50 by mail postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Local notes and maritime drills dominate Lowell scene
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters hold a Monday tacking and a later meeting. The Tucker torpedo destroyer, under builder crew, made practice spins in Boston harbor ahead of official tests at Rockland in a week or two. Fore River reps say the craft acquitted herself well. Wesley church Sorority hosted a rubber social on Spring Street with a varied program. A large crowd attended a Sunday Eve Birth of a Nation lecture at Universalist Church ending with the national hymn America on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian
Tucker
Boston Harbor
Rockland
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Wesley Church
H. L. Hopkins
Spring St
Reading
Evelyn Oliver
Beatrice Nichols
E. A. Farrar
Esther L. Brown
Charlotte Cook
Chld
Universalist Church
America
Morse High Edges In Bangor Loss And School Group Plans
Morse High basketball fell 32 to 3 to Bangor High as Fitzger ald and Weinblatt led a spirited effort. A night meeting at Fairfield elected officers for the Secondary Schools under the Maine YMCA, creating four groups and district liaisons with Bowdoin student McConaughy named to Morse High district duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
George Washington
Paul Revere
Morse High
Bangor High
Morse
Bangor
Fitzgerald
Weinblatt
Young Men's Christian Association of Maine
Fairfield
Linwood J. Badger
Harris G. Hamlin
Gould's Academy
W. H. Wahlquist
Hebron
Clifford Lord
Coburn
Irvin E. Rollins
Donald Berry
Kent's Hill
Charles E. Barnes
Ricker
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Castor
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Fidelity-Faust-Company
Monument Square