Maine 1913 to 1914 Reflections and Local News Notes
The Independent hopes readers have a prosperous 1914 and reflects on New Year resolutions. It notes waning timber tax bases as timberlands shrink from mills and fires, praises C O Purinton for Maine State Grange lecturer, discusses a Bath ferry waiting room idea, and highlights potato day in Bangor with talks on cultivation. Snow and sledding are tied to Maine’s economy, rail freight, and farm output.
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Maine
Bath
Bowdoinham Social Roundup and Local Notices
Kenneth Wilson teaches in Unity furloughs at home for Christmas. Various residents visit relatives in Augusta Montreal and Bangor. The Ridge Free Baptist Church held a Christmas tree with songs and recitations. Obituary for Mrs Derinda Adams aged 88. Local council and civic news including church services, school reopenings, and community events.
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Kenneth Wilson
Unity
Alice Hurley
Frankfort
Montreal
A. A. Nevens
Gertrude Brown
Augusta Friends
Ida White
Malden
Mass
Mildred Siegars
A. J. Siegars
Charles M. White
Fletcher
Augusta
Mary Hall
Cornish
Arabine Hall
F. W. Cornish
New York
George Cornish
James Graves
Amesbury
Mary Graves
Ridge Free Baptist Church
Nona Fogg
Gertrude Moore
Margaret Sparks
Brookline
L. D. Small
Haverhill
Methodist Church
Lena Cobb
Lottie Cobb
Portland
Baptist
The Trouble Makers at Bath Opera House
The Trouble Makers led by Hap Ward appear at Bath Opera House on Monday January 5 with matinee and evening shows. A 30 member company offers musical and dance numbers and the Ward & Voices production promises strong laughs. Prices range 10 to 50 cents with different tiers for matinee and evening performances.
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Trouble Makers
Bath Opera House
Hap Ward
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Offer Described
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Claims cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for any failure and invites readers to request circulars and testimonials from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, sold by druggists for 76 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
Stop Thief farce to play at New Bath Opera House
Carlyle Moore writes Stop Thief a kleptomania farce presented by Cohan and Harris. Plot centers on a groom and his father in law stealing while a thief is mistaken for a detective. Original company from New York and Chicago engagements performs here. seats on sale.
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Cohan
Harris
Bath Opera House
Carlyle Moore
Benedict
Kleptomaniacs
Gaiety Theatre
New York City
Geo. M. Cohan
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Park Theatre
Boston
Enterprise Grange Holds December Meeting and Plans Installation
Enterprise Grange of Richmond met Saturday December 27 with a lecturer program featuring readings and questions by Clifton Toothaker Ernest Meserve Geneva Libby and Will Baker The group voted to hold an installation Saturday evening January 1 or another date to be announced.
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Enterprise Grange
Richmond
Clifton Toothaker
Reading
Ernest Meserve
Story
C. S. Libby
Geneva Libby
Will Baker
The
Grange
Dirigo Grange Plans Installations and Drama Night
At the Dirigo Grange meeting held Saturday evening officers recently elected will be installed and a supper served. The Grange will present the three act drama The Wrecker s Daughter at the Grange Hall around January 14.
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J. Lewis Sawyer
The
Methodist Church
Athens
Kendall
Indian Pond
Merrymeeting Grange
Independent
Grange
William Damon
Lisbon
Blanche Rounds
Herbert Sutherland
Oregon
Boston
Pacific Slope
L. D. Small
John A. Dunn
Richmond
Myra Louisa Small
Small
Frances Carroll
Lewiston
John F. Gray
Dirigo Grange
Card of Thanks and Community Notes
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs James B Lemont West Bath Missouri thanks neighbors for kindness after bereavement and floral offerings. Also notes William Mann the baker settled his fire insurance and will reopen soon. Two horsemen seek ice racing sport with several races planned for winter.
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James B. Lemont
West Bath
William Mann
Property listings list owners and parcels along Charles Street
A long catalog of land parcels and owners across Bath details boundaries on Charles Street and surrounding avenues. Names include Jas W Coombs Rosa Freemer Hugh Hale Fannie E Hatch Marion Higgins Charles Hodgkins Minerva Hogan Emma Hunt and many others with plot bounds, neighbors, and adjacent streets.
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Jas. W. Coombs
Wilson Freeman
Ose Street
Charles Cressey
Freemer
Rosa
Charles Street
N. A. Lemine
Hale
Hugh
North Street
Said Way
Malvina
London
J. H. Lowell
Said Way Hatch
Fannie E
Annabel Hodgkins
Aramede ‘Tarbox
Edgar M. Potter
Higgins
Marion H
North Bath
Dunton
Whiskeay Creek
A. Sanford
Foote Hodgkins
Charles
High Street
Annie Palmer
Dora Melrose
Hogan
Minerva E
Daniel Miller
James Jones
Washburn Street
Middle Street
Hunt
Emma J
F. R. Pottle Heirs
Same Hyde
Charles E
Percy & Small
Kennebec River
G. G. Deering Co
A. Ferguson
Washington Street
Roughan
Charles F
John §. Koughan
Winship Street
M. M. Lemont Heirs
M. G. Shaw Lumber Co
Lemont
Jane M
Center Street
Morse and Casey
A. G. Winslow
Huse
Magoon
Charles S
C. P. Anderson
William Lawrence Heirs
E. W. Marston
McFarland
Catherine M
Charles Plant
John Small
H. W. Small
McGovern
Catherine
Cottage Park
Morrill
Herbert S
Tarbox Street
Tarbox
Morrill Same
S. Morrill
One
Dauphin
Boardman’s Land
Same
Polt, Rosa
A. G. Page
Wallace T. Pratt
Narsiff’s Land
Paine’s Land
McKenney 7 Ring
George R
Bowery Street
A. M. Franks
Ebenezer
A. Howard _heirs
Robert O’hare
Rogers
Raymond L
Kimball
L. D. Rogers
Western Ave
Rufus Adams F. Shaw
Hollis M
Sewall
George P. Davenport
Sawyer Shields
Addie A
F. W Parris
Charles Mitchell
Smith
William B
Front Street
A. B. Hagegett
Hayden Place
J. S. Hyde
H. M. Sewall
Lemont Street
Alamede Tarbox
Jennie May Bishop Snow
John H
Academ Street
W. Oliver
Mitchell
Trafton
Hewey
Ledyard, Webber and Hartleb
Curtis, Palmer and Emmons
Southard
Wilbur A
Parris
F. W. Parris
Temple, Levi, Heirs
Annie E. Huse
J. B. Drake & Sons
Winslow Court
T. A. Riley
Warren
Edmund M
L., A. & W. St. Railway
Samuel McCutcheon
Charles E. Preble
Opnete
Hightreet
Welch
Homestead Park
Charles S. Brown
Bath
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