Sugar sales limited to two pounds per customer
Federal Food Administrator Leon S Merrill orders Maine retailers to cap sugar sales to two pounds per customer with a three pound monthly limit per person for home canning. The notice cites submarine threats and shipping losses and requires manufacturers and stores to verify certificates for all sugar purchases.
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Maine
Leon S. Merrill
United States Food Administration
Washington
Atlantic
Merrill Hias
Merrill
Food Administration
Local residents share news of visits and graduates
Edward Hughes drives Mrs Morse and two others to Freeport on Sunday. Mildred Nichols returns from Norway after her niece Marietta Nichols graduates. Hortense Gould Lambert graduates from Colby College Women division, daughter of J W and Mrs Lambert, once of Bath. Earl S Thompson of High Street to visit family after leading Red Cross disbursements in Washington. Edward Curtis of Portland visits Bath. formerly a prominent North End citizen, now in shipbuilding at Newcastle.
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Edward Hughes
A. M. Morse
John Hughes
William Jameson
Freeport
Mildred Nichols
Norway
Marietta Nichols
Colby College
Hortense Gould Lambert
J. W. Lambert
Kennebunk
Edward Curtis
Portland
Riker-Jones
Bath
Obadiah Curtis
Newcastle
North End
Curtis
Hanson
Cora Coombs
Alfred L. Coombs
Mona Wyse
Augusta
Fred Larrabee
West Bath Grange Hall
Darrah
F. T. Norton
F. L. Norton
Norton Cottage
Fred Butler
Sabine
Everett Lemont
Fred Kittridge
Lemont Cottage
Robert Baldwin
George Jewett
Marguerite, Williams
Eleanorates
Christine Frye
Albion Rogers
Lydia
Roberta
Elizabeth Joring
Charles Rogers
Farmington
Mabel Rogers
Farmington Normal School
John H. Rogers
Dorchester
Mass
George Rogers
Whitten
Winthrop
Steward
W. L. Simpson
West Bath
Fred Higgins
Fred P. Ring
Brunswick
Littlefield
Lowell School
Hardings Woods
Thirkell
John Larrabee
Florence ‘Neiley
Topsham
Littlefield School
Mr. Stuart
Doris Purington
Cramore Ramsey
Lynn
Red Cross
Grange Hall
BE. W. Haggett
Thompson
Fred Wright
North Bath
Fred Colby and
White Mountains
Colby
Harry N. Wright
Ralph Whitehouse
Wright
G. R. Cutler
Albert Henderson
R. D. Purinton
Gass
Mary Lilly
Henderson
L. P. Temple
J. L. Temple
F. K Jack
Temple
Richard Denham
George F. Denham
Frank Hackett
Charlie Berry
C. G. Brown
Hazel Cornish
Certle Brown
Earl Brown
J. E. Cornish
Newtonville
Grace Trufant
Florence Fogg
the Ridge
Mary Wilson
J. H. Wilson
John King
The
W. B. Darton
C. F. Staples
C. P. Randall
Mildred Given
Edith Wood
P. C. Nealey
West Bath Wedding Seals Union of Miss Jane Fields and Philip Pinel
Miss Jane Fields of West Bath and Philip John Pinel of Quincy Mass were married Tuesday morning at the home of the bride’s sister in West Bath. Rev. Samuel A. Evans conducted the double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Quincy after a trip through the White Mountains and stops in Portland New London and New York. The groom works for Fore River Shipbuilding Corp and the bride earlier clerked at Clary’s candy store.
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Jane Fields
William Fields
Brunswick
Philip John Pinel
Quincy
Mass
Harold BE. Freeman
Samuel A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Bath
Harold Freeman
White Mountains
Portland
New London
New York
Alfred Pinel
Fore River Shipbuilding Corp
Clary
Bowdoinham Lawn Party Aids Church Flag Fund
Bowdoinham hosts a Tuesday lawn party at the parsonage to raise money for a church flag and service flag. The event features a prominent speaker, community singing, refreshments, and games after exercises. Frost reported Wednesday night damaged crops locally.
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Bowdoinham Ridge Society
A. C. Carr
C. O. Purint
Philip Rideout
Nellie Eb, Rideout
C. B. Randall
Portland
Pythian Sisters Aid
Georgie Berry
Frank Card
Village Lodge F. & A. M
Donald Henderson
Arthur H. Waldron
Ellen Totman
Martha
P. A. Cannon
Richmond
S. F. Williams
A. M. Cornish
Brunswick
Mildred—_Walace
Watertown
Mass
Ames
W. E. Blake
Coombs
Bowdoin
John CC
Sedgeley
Robert Sedgeley
G.A.R
Augusta
Cora Young
Old Orchard
Electa
O.E.S
C. QO. Purinton
Red Cross
Charles Perry
Lena Cobb
Lotta
Carolyn Sparks
B. B. Douglass
Deaths and illnesses noted in Lewiston area reports
East Bowdoinham residents Myrick Heath and Bert Wood died this week in Lewiston. Mary Sward died Wednesday at her home. Jane Preble, long ill, is reported better.
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Myrick Heath
Bert Wood
Lewiston
Mary Sward
Jane Preble
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