Local Jottings Mixes Fishing Feats and Community News
On Arrowshire Friday Al Ridley caught 40 pounds of smelts in two hours. The Murray Club met Monday evening with Mrs. Howard Johnson at 848 Washington St. The Marine Engineers Association held a special meeting Sunday at two in Hyde Block. Jacob Wheeler caught a basket of smells on Whiskeay tce Friday. A snow storm and 20 degree low last night near midnight. The Hagan peat field remains burning beneath snow. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dinsmore entertained friends to ring in the new year with whist and refreshments. T. W. Hyde Camp held a whist party and dance in Foresters Hall with eight tables and prize winners. A Bath citizen dreamt of a Kaiser siege gun from Mount Washington. Coombs won a Ford car in Lewiston, then sold an old racer in Boston. Grace Church Men’s Club resumed weekly suppers at 9:45 p m. Park Bowling League saw the Beacons set a high total, Maine State Poultry Show is dropped this year, next year planned in new Portland exposition building. Dave Mosher moved a playhouse eight miles with eight teams of horses. The revenue cutter Acushnet assisted the stranded steamer Lansing near Bass River, with repairs in New London. Lansing, one of three lake steamers hauled here since 1913, was towed for coastwise service.
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Arrowshire
al Ridley
People’s Ferry Co
Murray Club
Howard Johnson
Washington St
Marine Engineers’ Association
Hyde Block
Jacob Wheeler
Charles Dinsmore
T. W. Hyde
Foresters’ Hall
Josie Mulvahill
Everett Hopkins
Hattie Beals
John Warner
Prof
Stanton
Bath
Kaiser
Mount Washington
Young Coombs
Winneyance
Lewiston
Lucky Boy
Coombs
Boston
Grace Church
C. H. Cahill
Dave Mosher
Elmhurst
High St
Washington
Union St
Bass River
New London
Lansing
Brunswick
Pentecostal Nazarene Church
Center St
St. Mary's Church
Hockomock
George H. Davis
al. Titcomb
Nequasset
Bath Socialist Club
South End
Parent-Teacher Association
Kennebec
West Bath Grange Hall
Ramsdell
Bath Shoe Co
Lynn
Mass
Y.M.C.A
College Hall
Rockefeller Foundation
Carnegie
Woolwich
Cyrus W. Longley
James Roderick
Tobey Farm
Robinhood’s Cove
Thomas Moore
Murphy's Corner
Harvey Hill
United Shoe Machinery Company
Beverly
Wesley M. E
Hill
Mr. Hill
Charles Hill
Corliss St
Gordon
Rachel Sprague
O. P._ Gifford
Brookline
William Small
William Trott
Chester Plant
Kenneth Weeks
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Percy R. Todd
Parcel Post
Todd
First Baptist
North St
Sidney J. Willis
Willis
Olivia
Maurice J. Duncklee
Duncklee
Dorothy
Richard Duncklee
W. A. MacCormick
MacCormick
C. Raymond Chappell
Chappell
Raymond
Winter St. Parsonage
Montsweag
Lincoln Lodge
C.F
Unity Guild
Harry Ring
Washburn St
People's Ferry
Beacon Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Gardiner Camp
Auiliary
Virginia
Lower River
Riggsville
Five Islands
Bath Driving Club
W. F. Dunham
Richmond
T. J. Southard
Charles B. Day
W. K. Baker
Travers
Supreme Judicial Court
R. H. Baxter
Raimond B. Wetch
I. M. Fuller
Charles A. Traftan
Sanford
Laudies’ Missionary Society
Winter St. Church
Duickles
Harmon
Portland
Women's Board of Missions
United States
Bahamas
Goodwin
Oakwood Farm
Phippsburg
New England
Ice fills Lemont Creek house and pond work ongoing
A house at Lemont's Creek is filled with ice and a Sewall Pond crew of 40 works on ice thickness at 15 to 16 inches. Community notices include a mass meeting for men at the Opera House Sunday, Colonial Club monthly meeting Monday, and school resumption. Also reports of birds near Fiddler's Reach and a local church supper at Central Church League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemont’s Creek
Opera House
Colonial Club
Sewall Pond
Fiddler’s Reach
Central Church League
Bath News Highlights From Bath and Vicinity
A mix of local notes including train passengers, church happenings, ice conditions on the Kennebec, fund-raising at Wellesley College, Y M C A basketball, and social events. Notable items include the Hockomock train transfers, revival meetings, a 125 year old clock, and a Bangor and Aroostook dividend cut amid winter schedules.
Smelt News And Public Notices From Bath Area
Monday morning readings report two below zero temperatures and a busy week of local meetings. The Virginia ships 50 passengers and 16 barrels of clams with lobsters and fish from lower river and Five Islands. A two cent postage extension to the Bahamas goes into effect January 1 1915.
Snowy Weather Brings Smelts and Sleighing Joy
Snow freshened the river for smelts and extended sleighing as a Saturday storm delivered just enough snow. Local society notes report lodge meetings, hunts, luncheons, and church events across Bath and nearby towns.
Local news notes on Enfield and surrounding towns
Miss Jessie L. Ferguson returns to Enfield. Numerous residents visit Portland and Boston areas, including Mrs. C Kirkup, Miss Florence Smith, and Miss Ida Tarbox. Sailors and workers like Capt Cass, Hans Henriksen, and Clifford McCollette move between Bath, Popham, Boston, and the Pacific bound ships. Travel and family updates weave through Woolwich, Georgetown, and Bowdoin with hints of legacies and business ties.
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Jessie L. Ferguson
Enfield
C. Kirkup
Florence Smith
Portland
Seth Kellett
Sores Hall's Catarrh Cure claim and offer
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease. It is taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollar reward for any case not cured and urge sending for testimonials from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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Sores Hall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Sara Hall
Bate Bene Constipaon
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Park
Beacons
Percy
Hyde Windlass
Hywinees
Sewall Percy
Maine
Exposition
Charlotte
May Stinson
New York City
New York
Ethel
George Green
K. and G., Bakery
Swan Island
Queen Esther Lodge
Sewing Circle
Ladies’ Aid of the Universal& Church
F. E. Southard
Parker Reed
Robert Sturtevant
William Ferris
Cahill
City
Ritchie
Bowdoinham
Hazzard
Gardiner
J. W. Gillies
Mr. Gillies
The
Electric Road
A. G. Page Co
Washington’s
John F. LeClair
Joseph
Ethel LeClair
Clifton St
B. P. Browne
Corliss Street Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Arthur W. Hayden
Joe Porter
Boston Lodge
Dr. Jordan
South Portland
Order of Moose
Institution of Bath Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Wesley Parish
F. W. Armes
Cherry St
E. E. Whittemore
Bath St
L. D
Maine Osteopathic Association
Augusta
Carl Breckenridge
Mir Ka “Pettamisall
Waterville
Board of Registration
Randall Coombs
Donald Duncan
C. W. Longley
Edward Cook
F. P. Bennett
Town
Mrs. Thomas Wheeler
George E. Gove
Arrowsie
Fred W. Brown
Marie
Ida Tarbox
Parker Spear
Warry Oliver
Winnegance
E. W. Trott
Frances Trott
Capt
Cass
Fannie Camack
Waverley
C. E. Plaisted
May Besaw
Framingham
Sk. H. Hodgkins
Eri. H. Eaton
Bath Garage
Scott R. Frye
Bath Automobile and Gas Engine Co
Edith Cochran
Chatham
Stanley Wood
Willow St
Fred Albee
Wiscasset
Carlton
Harry Richardson
J. A. Redlon
Richardson
Garrett Galvin
Frank Bailey
Bailey Neck
C. T. Henderson
Frederick
Skowhegan
Hans Henricksen
Mary E. Palmer
Percy & Small
Gus Hosmer
Lexington
Philadelphia
Forest Legard
Berlin
N. H
Clifford McCollette
Popham
Pacific
Pacific Coast
William F. Carrigan
Carrigan
Boston American Ball Team
William H. Page
Dummer St
Dora Gordon
Samuel Gordon
Winter Street
Franks. Adams
Bowdoin
Adams
State Board of Agriculture
Marguerite Bellevue
Mr. Donald
M. E. Wishart
Montreal
Canadian Vickers Co
B. L. Rich
Fitchburg
Georgetown
Rich
J. C. Hayes
Belfast
Blanche Pendleton
New Orleans
South America
Panama Canal
Galveston
British Isles
Hayes
Dublin
Ireland
Fletcher
Astoria
Castoria
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