Dow family visit and travel plans noted in Wiscasset
Harry Dow of Standard Cloak and Dry Goods visits his sister Miss Charlotte Dow in Maine. Dow, a 15 year Alberta wheat grower, plans to visit Skowhegan then New York for the National Motor Boat show. A four o'clock vesper service was held and parish heating limits affect events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dow
Wiscasset
Charlotte Dow
Tyde Windlass Co
Dow
Claresholme
Alberta
Canada
Canadian Northwest
Maine
Miss Dow
Skowhegan
New York
Grace Church Notes: Henry v i B Nash in Wiscasset
Grace Church notes Henry v i B Nash of Wiscasset conducted Sunday services at the Parish House and exchanged pulpits with Mr. McGay. The service was held in the Parish House as will probably be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Henry vi B. Nash of
Wiscasset
Mr. McGay
Will
Initia tion Committee Named by Phi Rho Society
At a Wednesday recess meeting the Phi Rho Society appointed an initiation committee headed by William Daley Leroy Stearns Arthur Colby Horatio Mikelsky and James Dunton. The article notes many boys gained wealth from Tuesday’s storm and that a heavy snowstorm is welcomed by children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Rho Society
William Daley
Leroy Stearns
Arthur Colby
Horatio Mikelsky
James Dunton
Mrs Chauncey Paul Heads East to Visit Relatives
Mrs Chauncey Paul of Squantum Mass travels eastbound on Monday’s train to visit her parents Mr and Mrs B E Blagdon in Wiscasset. She stayed Sunday with her aunt Mrs Arthur Durgin on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Paul
Squantum
Mass
Wis
Wiscasset
Arthur Durgin
North St
Surgery and local life notes from Woolwich week
Across the Blue River Woolwich items report Dr. Stott ranking sixth in Bath Medical Club officers with naval reserve status. Notes on residents visiting, illness and recoveries, school fund drive for encyclopedias, a house to house canvass by Sagadahoc Ferry school children, and local movements of timber crews and portable mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Stott
Naval Reserve
Dr. Stott
Bath Medical Club
U. S
Evelyn Hodgdon
Local Social Notes From Arrowsic and Nearby
Carrie Hodgman visits in Boston while Ruth Lewis stays with Jack Whiting. Hattie Snipe visits Nequasset friends. Alexander the north school teacher boards with the Coles. Harold Snipe stays at home over weekend. James McFarland buys a Jersey cow. Marie Costello visits Mildred Snipe. Emma Walker on sick list. Alice Elliot of Woodwich visits town. Mildred Snipe entertains a Boston guest. Terbert Crosby of Bath surveys wood lots. Walter Hagan spends winter with his brother. Mildred Snipe trips with Costello Bath. Ethelyn Baker of Nequasset visits Muriel Shea. Mrs. Porter has a new telephone. Mildred Snipe hosts a late evening party with games music and refreshments.
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Francis Gass
Robert
David Henderson
Bowdoinham
Harold Troope
Bath
C. P. Hall
Asbury Bailey
Harlan Higgins
Damariscotta Mills
Leslie Soule
Evelyn
George
Helen Hodgdon
H. E. Wright
Ernest Getchell
C. W. Freeman
Wiscasset
Frank Hodgdon
Lewiston
James Reed
Winfield Wright
Henry Cunningham
Charles Henderson
Maxine Walker
Marion Carlton
Frank J. Walker
Boston
South America
Walker
Philadelphia
Day's Ferry
Rogers Lot
Phippsburg
Charles Alexander
Richmond
Westport
Montsweag Bay
Woolwich
Edwards Dunton
Ernest Purington
West
Wilson Bailey
Reed Mains
John McKenney
Thomas Reed
Clinton Bailey
Edgar Bailey
Frank Bailey
Nequasset
Fred ‘Hathorne
George Lakin
Tigh 'St
Milan J. Smith
Lillian Blair
William T. Wright
Whicasset
W. Wright
Ralph
John Savage
Judson Hathorne
Carrie ‘Wing
Carrie Hodgman
M. ©. Drummond
Ruth Lewis
Jack Whiting
Hattie Snipe
Alexander
Cole
Harold Snipe
James McFarland
New Jersey
Marie Costello
Costello
Ethelyn Baker
Muriel Shea
Retiring Pastor Given Farewell Gift by Winter Street Church
Rev. Maurice J. Duncklee of Winter Street Congregational Church leaves for San Antonio Texas to join the Red Triangle Y M C A work in the Southern area. Members present him a purse of over 100 dollars and provide knitted items and a first aid kit as keepsakes marking five years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice J. Duncklee
Winter Street
John Sh. Evans
Duncklee
Winter Street Church
Ss. J. Willis
C. R. Chappell
Bowdoin Baseball Schedule Set for 1918 Season
Bowdoin Interscholastic Baseball League met in Brunswick to draft the 1918 schedule. Morse High will play 10 games, five at home and five away, with contests set at Auburn Bath Lisbon Falls Portland and Lewiston between April 19 and June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Morse
Portland
Lewiston
Brunswick
Bath
West Bath Notes on Ice Work and Evening Travel
West Bath faces limited morning rail service for workers and a snowbound week. Local events include Tag Your Shovel Day on January 30, a Birchwood Farm ice harvest, and repairs to transport lines after Tuesday's blizzard. Residents await the Bath Brunswick state road opening and prepare for upcoming town elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
West Bath
J. Everett Mayo
State Superintendent of Schools
Uncle Sam
J. Edward Drake
Birchwood Farm
Birchwood
Rufus Lombard
Charles Stevens
Herman Lunt
George W. Jewett
Jewett
Samuel Morse
Carroll Edwin
Bath City Hospital
Reed
Ralph
Maine Central
New Meadows
Joseph W. Larrabee
H. E. Babb
Topsham
Herbert Grinnell
Houghton
Samuel R. Percy
Sabine
Gifford
Littlefield
Miss Durfee
North Scituate
Fred Wright
Llewellyn Rogers
Lowell
Texas ship returns after gale damages Shode Island
The steamer Shode Island built by the Texas Steamship Co. put to sea from an Atlantic port bound for Europe with hay ammunition and cars for the allies but turned back after a violent gale caused damage. Repairs will be swift and no long detention is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Steamship Co
Europe
Milk price drop sparks Bangor debate in Maine
Bangor milk dealers sell milk at 10 cents a quart with an announced 11 cent raise set for January 15. Pints cost six cents more as residents pay higher prices than any Maine city of similar size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Maine
Buy U S Treasury Thrift Stamps for War Savings
Promote the purchase of U S Treasury Thrift Stamps at 25c each as part-payment toward a $5 Government bond bearing 4 percent interest compounded quarterly. The stamps contribute toward a War Savings Bond program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
Corsets and Knitwear Deep Discount Lot
An odd lot offers popular corset makes such as R. and G., C. B., American Lady, Flexo Form, Kabo, and Warner priced from 1.25 to 2.00. A limited run of knit underwear and sweaters at reduced prices, children’s Winter Hats at 1% off, lace curtains on sale, a sheet lot 81x90 at 75c, and long 36 inch cloth at 16c a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B
Kabo
Warner
Public teamwork and price clarity in wartime dining
An editorial urges frank public cooperation to ensure business savings reach consumers. It cites New York hotel price reductions and suggests itemizing menus with reduced prices or footnotes to reassure customers. It calls for clear public education, broader conservation measures, and transparent pricing during war. It also notes local teachers Miss Zoa Day and Miss Carrie Trott recovering from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Thompson Bros
Hershberg
Deermont Clothing Go
Front Street
Morsio
Blue River
Gorham Normal School
Ethelind ‘Baker
Maurice Shay
Arrowsic
Rodney Tarbox
George Blake
G. M. Stinson
Alfred Beals
Ella Gibson
Bennet Center
William Plumstead
Central Maine Hospital
W. FF. Porter
Mildred Snipe
Bowdoin Baseball
M.H.S
New Meadows Inn
Thompson's Brook
Joseph Footer
Will Harding
Jake Conant
John
Rideout
Mairfe
Texas
Lack
James F. Will Co
Exemption Board
Zoa Day
Wells
Carrie Trott
Mitchell School
Bath Department Store
Conrad
Center ST
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