Fruit-a-tives Featured As Personal Remedy Claim
WM. H. Ostrander of Burrarro New York reports paralysis on the right side since April 80 and credits Fruit-a-tives with restored health claiming he feels younger and would not be without the product. The ad cites prices 60c a box six for 2.50 and offers trial size 25c with purchase through FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Burraro
N.Y
WM. H. Ostrander
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Morse Pupils Shine in Prize Speaking Contest
Winners at the Morse high assembly hall Friday night received rewards: Helene M. Stearns first prize five dollar gold piece, Lena Green second prize gold plated pencil, Glenn Joyce third prize fountain pen. Recitations included Laddie and The Play Experience with strong audience acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Assembly Hall
Helene M. Stearns
Lena Green
Glenn (. Joyce
Miss Stearns
Miss Green
Glenn C. Joyce
Elford A. Stover
Scekery
Elsie W. Lake
Leslie J. Wold
Mother Uster
Josephine E. Freeman
Eleanor Doyle
John M. Loring
Kimball
Brunswick High School
William D. Rich
South End
Parent Teacher Association
F. E. Southard
Maurice Walbridge
Smelt Fishing Tales From Woolwich and Whiskeay Creek
The narrative recalls smelt fishing on Woolwich Yee and Whiskeay Creek with accidents and odds and ends of lore. Ed ward Savage loses an ear ring hook during play while John Dwyer pries it free. James Russell uses a horse fly as bait to land seven smelts and sends 45 pounds to Boston at 40 cents a pound. An old hut on the ice near Back river is noted as the first on the site with 800 pounds hauled in a single season.
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Woolwich Yee
Edward Savage
John Dwyer
Eddie
Dwyer
Dwer
Savage
James Russell
Russell
Boston
Kennebec
Warren E. Kershner
Louis Lyde Friday
Old Columbia House
William Spiett
Woolwich
Arrowsh
Sasanoa
Back River
Spiett
Syde
Upper Hell Gate
Hanson Shore
Benjamin F. Savage
Children visit Bath Orphan Asylum and Old Folks Home
Forty three children from Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum visited thirty three guests at the Old Folks home on a Saturday afternoon. They renewed summer picnic acquaintances with readings and music and sat to a New Year program. Transportation was provided free by Parker Lewis of the A and E Ry Co and Frank Beal. Children received candy bags from Mrs Choate as the joyful hour ended.
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Bath Military
Grace Church Choir Hosts Festive Tree Party
Grace church choir members and guests enjoyed a joke tree and informal dancing at the parish house after rehearsal. Rev Culbert MccGay gave gifts, Langdon Hill provided piano music, and Mrs Fred J. Hill supervised a merry evening with fruit salad coffee and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Culbert MccGay
Santa Claus
Langdon Hill
Fred J. Hill
Former Bath Girl Guest at Hoover Dinner in New York
Mrs. Paul Orvis of Scarsdale New York formerly Miss Lida Tarbox of Bath attended the $1,000 dinner at the Commodore Hotel in New York City aiding the European Relief Council. Hosts included Herbert Hoover John J Pershing and Franklin K Lane. About one thousand guests were present. Mrs Orvis and her son Paul depart New York for Havre May 17 and may spend the summer in Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Orvis
Scarsdale
N. Y
Lida Tarbox
Bath
P. A. Tarbox
Washington Street
Commodore
New York City
European Relief Council
Herbert Hoover
John J. Pershing
Franklin K. Lane
Orvis
Paul
New York
Havre
Sumer
Switzerland
County Relief Fund Short of Quota in Maine
The relief fund for European children in Maine is well short of its target with barely a third of the pledged total. Sagadahoc county reports only modest contributions including Bowdoinham and surrounding town amounts.
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Maine
Sagadahoc County
Paginvestirae
Bowdoinham
Crane Dugan and Crane Tie the Knot in Bath
Miss Teatrice C Dugan and John J Crane of Bath wed at St Marys rectory officiated by Father Nicholas J Horan. Bride wore a dark blue travelling suit attended by sister Bertha Dugan. groom attended by brother James Crane. A wedding breakfast followed at the groom family home. The couple will reside at 14 Dike Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teatrice C. Dugan
John J. Crane
Bath
Nicholas J. Horan
St. Mary's Rectory
Bertha Dugan
James Crane
Joseph PV. Crane
Dike Road
Annie Dugan
Roland Haining
Richard Fratesx
Joseph Madden
Richard Nagle
Margaret Robash
Margaret
Rena
Elaine Tracey
Thomas Tracey
Crane
Beacon Epworth League meeting at Post home
Epworth League of the Beacon Street church met Friday night at Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Post home. John Sherm presided over the business session voting two new members and discussing securing a Parish house. A jovial evening followed with ice cream and cookies served by Mrs. E Hilton Post.
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Epworth League
Beacon Street
E. H. Post
John Sherm
E. Hilton Post
City Clerk Publishes December Vital Statistics
City Clerk Albert J. Grassy reports December births 29 and deaths 14, births outnumbering deaths by more than 100 percent. Compared with November, December records show four more births and five more deaths and half as many marriages. December figures: Births 29, Marriages 11, Deaths 14. November figures: Births 25, Marriages 9, Deaths 9.
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Albert J. Grassy
Phi Rho Election At Morse High School
Phi Rho society at Morse high school elected officers for the next four weeks. Luther Hall was chosen president with Leslie Wold as first vice president and Willard Sprague as second vice president. Edward D. True was named secretary, Howard McPhee treasurer, and Roger Worrey chaplain.
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PHI Rho
Phi Rho Society
Morse High School
Luther Hall
Leslie Wold
Willard Sprague
Edward D. ‘True
Howard McPhee
Roger Worrey
Maine News Roundup Reflects Statewide Happenings
Kingfield records 16 below in a Maine-wide snapshot with reports of hotels in Eastport and Tennant's Harbor. Fort Fairfield crow flocks tally 192 and arctic explorer Donald MacMillan plans Bowdoin launch. Rockland eyes a Kennebec bridge at Bath while Scarboro opens its first evening school and Knox Academy curates a local exhibition.
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Kingfield
Maine
Eastport
Tennant's Harbor
Rawley Hall
Charles Rawley
Fort Fairfield
H. C. Buzzell
Belfast
Maine House
F. W. Minckley
South Portland
Buzzell
Hinckley
Donald MacMillan
Hodgdon Brothers
Taft Boothbay
Rockland
Kennebec
Bath
Scarboro
Knox Academy of Arts and Sciences
Matthieus
Aroostook
Walter T. Goodale
Saco
Savings Bank Association of Maine
Walter A. Danforth
Bangor
Bernard A. Chase
Auburn
A. F. Drummond
Waterville
Milliken
Elect
Warkhurst
Houston
Charles Seymour
Tle
Gold Till
Oregon
Eigh
Cross
Flaggy Meadow Road
Gorham
J. C. Thomas
East Livermore
Fast Livermore
Caribou
Presque Isle
Board of Trustees of Tuberculosis Sanatorium
State House
Lester M. Hart
George W. Leadbetter
Leadbetter
Frank KE. Southard
Germany
Kennebec Journal
Coblenz
Capt. Southard
Near Asphyxiation Of A Bath Family
Gas fumes from a kitchen range nearly suffocated Mr. and Mrs. Alton Berry and their infant son in Somerset place. Arthur Berry and his wife alerted by the crying baby saved the trio by waking and restoring precautions. The infant survived after Mrs. Berry placed him on the floor away from rising fumes.
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Alton Berry
Somerset Place
Mr. Berry
Arthur
Ben
Arthur Berry
Augusta Presses Steamboat Stock Drive With Renewed Push
The Kennebec Navigation Co stock sale resumes this week and runs to February 1 the option expiry date. Christmas trade slowed sales for weeks but will restart with vigor. Carl Crosby returns from New York to assist. Chairman Gray will report progress. $10,000 of $30,000 target raised. Steamboat committee met at Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Kennebec Navigation Co
Carl Crosby
New York
Gray
Chamber of Commerce
Kennebec Journal
Corliss Street Church Christian Endeavor Officers Installed
The Corliss Street Church Christian Endeavor society installed new officers led by Rev. RE. O. Taylor last week. Clarence Freeman was named president with Basil Greenleaf as vice president and Dorothy Coombs recording secretary.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Corliss Street Church
RE. O. Taylor
Clarence — Preeman
Basil Greenleaf
Dorothy Coombs
Josephine Rich
Sarah Coombs
Corila Coombs
Ada Dunbar
Chester Plant
Abby McCabe
Madelyn Rich
Ola Freeman Flower
Dorothy Sheldon
John Hunt Press
Maine Legislature names Sagadahoc committee members
The Joint Standing committees of the Maine Legislature were announced on Thursday. Senator Rupert H. Baxter will chair the banks and banking committee and serve on ways and bridges. Representative Charles J. Dain is listed for Sagadahoc county. A local filing notes the Watson Frye Co annual stockholders meeting in Bath for Jan 18, 1921 to elect directors and conduct business.
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Maine
Sagadahoc County
Rupert H. Baxter
Charles J. Dain
Watson, Frye Co., Ltd
Y.M.C.A
Bath
Bath Leaders Named to Health and Public Service Panels
Bath member of the committee on Insane hospital and home for feeble minded is listed. Representative Langdon T. Snipe of Bath serves on the public health committee. Dr. F. B. Peabody of Richmond sits on Pensions and public health committees. Kk. Reed Main of Woolwich serves on claims and Indian affairs committees.
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Bath
Insane Hospital
Home For Feeble Minded
Langdon T. Snipe
F. B. Peabody
Richmond
Kk. Reed Main
Woolwich
Mrs Kate Percy Thompson Rites Noted In Bath
Mrs Kate Thompson, formerly of Phippsburg and wife of Frank L. Thompson, died suddenly after a brief illness Friday night. Born to Capt James and Charlotte Percy, she lived in Portland for 12 years and was active in Congregational church and Dromore grange. Survived by husband Harold and Percy, two brothers Harry Perey of New York Fred O Verey of Portland and William V Perey of Bath.
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Kate Thompson
Phippsburg
Bath
Frank L. Thompson
Thompson
Capt
James
Charlotte Percy
Congregational Church of
Dromore Grange
Portland
Harold
Percy Thompson
Harry Perey
New York
Fred O. Verey
William V. Perey
Tath
Hartnett Returns to Studies after Christmas Home Visit
Pat Hartnett former football manager at Morse High returns to Georgetown University to resume studies after spending Christmas with his parents. He stopped by the office before leaving and said he found his vocation rewarding though he worked briefly at the post office during the holiday rush.
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Pat Hartnett
Morse High
Georgetown University
Pat
Probate notices and estate actions from Sagadahoc County
Legal notices report petitions for proving wills and issuing letters testamentary in Bath. Executors Fred A Page and Mary B Page named. hearings set February first. executors and administrators account finalities. notices publish three weeks in Bath Independent. Includes duck hunting and local weather notes.
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Sagadahoc
Bath
Harriet FE. Palmer
Mary Alma Palmer
Laura B. Palmer
Ames
Lowell
Eee
James S. Lowell
Gadahoc
William D. Sewall
Emma J. Sewall
James Ss. Lowell
Wilbur C. Oliver
Sige Heres M. Oliver
City Costs Mount From Cast Iron Catch Basin Covers
In Sagadahoc Maine a probate petition details estate matters for Annette McAllister of Bath and Guy G Crocker of Bath. Documents note decedents John W Stewart and Joseph W Crocker with heirs and administrators sought in 1920 1921 filings.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoe
Annette McAllister
Bath
Maine
John W. Stewart
Annette McAlliater
State OF
Sagadahoc
Guy G. Crocker
Joseph W. Crocker
Annie M. Crocker
Mabel P. Crocker
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Beacon Epworth League
Goodhealth
L. F.’? Medicine Co
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Baton Grant
Mr. Webb
Cochrane's Mill
Pioneer Times
Gould's Siding
Dexter
Augusta
William F. Dunham
Grange
The
Pomona Grange
Henrietta G. Sawyer
Pleasant Street
Brunswick
Harold Hildreth
Topsham
the Grange
Country Gentleman
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Kate Percy Thompson
Sayadahoce
Fred A. Page
Ath
Albert G. Page
A. Page
Mary B. Page
Fred A
A. D
Walter S. Glidden
Samadahoc
Ana
Independent
Said
William F
Dunham, Register
Rutherford White
Ned Andrews
Bay Point
Ned
Seguin Island
William FF. Dunham
William Redenham
Leonice B. Morse
John A. Morse
Leonice R. Morse
Sagadagoc, Ss
Besfore
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Arthur J. Dunton
Rath
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