Gulf Island hydro project nears completion on Androscoggin
Lewiston based Maine Power Co reports progress on the Gulf Island dam and 27,000 horsepower plant on the Androscoggin River. Three 9,000 horsepower units begin installation July 6. The project includes an outdoor remote controlled substation and a nine mile long lake. About 500 workers are employed locally as water conditions delayed west channel work. Expected power delivery in early 1927.
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Gulf Island
Lewiston
Fist. Baker
Central Maine OW Or Co
Androscoggin
Dah
Gulf Station
Maine
P Mediate
Lewistoin Ang
Isle
F. H. Mason
Enginge
Maine Power Co
Maine Dam Project Draws Tourists to Vast Construction Site
A 5 ton cableway dominates the view as it slides cement and steel over nearly 2000 feet of dam. Towers reach 200 plus feet, flying the American flag, while Maine residents flock to the $5,000,000 development. A new viewing road from Lewiston allows safe access and guards will explain the project to visitors.
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Maine
Switzerland
Skye
Lewiston
Ladies Birthday at Sewing Circle Party
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of People's Baptist church met at Mrs. Matthew Clark's home on Middle Street last Wednesday with 19 present. It was Mr. Clark's birthday celebrated with a guessing game, three correct guessers named, and Mrs. Colby drawn as winner. Sandwiches cake and tea were served after cake cutting.
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Ladies Sewing Circle of
People's Baptist Church
Matthew Clark
Middle Street
Mr. Clark
William Renaud
Roy Colby
G. B. Wolstenholme
Colby
Local Masonic Gatherings Plan July Festivities in New Meadows Inn
Col Dummer Sewall chapter will hold a Bielh day on July 8 at New Meadows Inn. The new West Bowdoin chapter will be invited to join the event. Mrs John A Morse of Bath will host the next activities meeting in July with the date to be decided.
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Col. Dummer Sewall
Bielh
New Meadows Inn
New West Bowdoin
John A. Morse
Bath
Winnegance Community Club Plans Summer Meeting
Winnegance Community Club scheduled Thursday evening to discuss one or two social events for next month. Plans include inviting Sabine Improvement Association in August and a village picnic with games, lunch, and possible trips for members and families.
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Sabine Improvement Association
Bessie Hunt Tor
Farmington
Latumer School
Phippsburg
I. A. Trueworthy
Mothers’ Club
Eli
J. Parker Morse
FE. Dunning
Times And Wiscasset Postpone Game To Tomorrow
The Times American Legion baseball clash with Wiscasset was postponed indefinitely due to the Legion lacking its twirler. A mistaken agreement had Times scheduled to play at Wiscasset, where the town plans a band and a 4.50 p.m. ferry departure. Wiscasset launches a summer baseball club with Bragg Georgetown pitcher Gay Maine third baseman Lancaster Bowdoin catcher Bill and Elliot Carleton Keyte of Dexter among players.
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Times-American Legion
Legion
Times
Wiscasset
Bragg
Georgetown University
Gay
University of Maine
Lancaster
Bowdoin
Bill
Elliot Carleton
Keyte
Dexter
Personal notes from Boston visitors and travels
Miss Alice Barnard of Boston visits Erma Farrer on Oak Street. Mr and Mrs Stearns W Scott and Mrs Lena J Donnell drove to Five Islands for the day. Miss Ethel House leaves for Portland to visit her grandmother Mrs Etta Huse. Miss Virginia Knox of Brookline visits Hon Ru pert H Baxter in Washington Street. Charles A and Fred H Williams return to Dorchester after visiting Bath. Frank Norton and son Walter return home on Highland Street after a week at Bay Point. Mr and Mrs Wiley of Dedham on a honeymoon in Wiscasset. They visited the city Monday. Mr and Mrs Ralph O Dale and daughter spend weeks at Garnet camp. Bertha Lord visits. Rev C Raymond Chappell, formerly Elm Street Baptist pastor, now at Keene New Hampshire. for years he led a large church in Middleboro Massachusetts.
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Alice Barnard
Boston
Erma Farrer
Oak Street
Stearns W. Scott
Lena J. Donnell
Five Islands
Ethel House
Portland
Etta Huse
Virginia Knox
Brookline
Mass
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
Charles A
Fred H. Williams
Dorchester
Bath
Frank Norton
Walter Norton
Highland Street
Bay Point
Wiley
Dedham
Wiscasset
Ralph O. Dale
Garnet
Bertha Lord
C. Raymond Chappell
Elm Street Baptist Church
Keene, N. H
Middleboro
Camp Norway
M. J. Percy
Cox’s Head
Fern Gregg
Center School
Presque Isle
Henry Minett
Alice
Eewin Marsh
East Joston
Parker Head
M. B. Wilbur
Daugsters
Dorothy
Helen
Maria Harris
I. Stevens
South Deerfield
Pauline Wyman
Brighton
Marilla
Anita Williams
Little Adedbert Savage
Arthur Savage
Reilly Holt
Weeks Mills
Margaret Derry S
Lizzie Moore
James (. Perry
Small Point
Durward Bowie
Charles Morse
Winneganee
Crant Rogers
Lewiston
Violet Lufkin
Sabattus
Bangor
Fred Sparks
Small Point Road
Camp Norway Pines Rouses Twenty Boys for Summer
Twenty boys arrive at Walter Keyes Camp Norway Pines in Phippsburg for a busy season. Frances Hoge falls ill and is moved to Parker Head. Local social notes cover summer home visits, road work, and a fire incident. Independence editor reports Phippsburg seventh grade graduation as a notable event.
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Walter Keyes
Norway Pines
Local Visitors and Outings Highlight Auburn News
L A O Brien of Auburn visited the city on Monday while Mrs Arline Troop of Middlestreet returned from Cambridge Massachusetts after visiting her sister Mrs Henry P Caddy. Mr and Mrs Harley D True of Norway spent several days in Auburn with Mrs Ernes sister Mrs Harry Cook. Bescon Street Sunday school holds its annual picnic at Thomas Point with trucks shuttling attendees. Miss Marjorie Dearborn of Auburn enjoys a two week outing at Foster's Point with Mr and Mrs W J Voorhees and family occupying a cottage there.
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L.A. O’brien
Auburn
Arline Troop
Middlestreet
Cambridge
Maass
Henry IP. Caddy
Harley D. True
Nor- Way
Erne
Harry Cook
Park Street
Bescon Street
Thomas’s Point
Irish Beat Sweden In Semi Final In New York
In New York the Irish soccer team defeated Sweden four to one in the semi finals. Jack Evans nephew of Reverend Samuel A Evans of Bath scored the winning goal. The Irish meet the American team in New York on July 11 contemplating a title shot.
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New York
Jack Evans
Samuel A. Evans
Bath
Times Defeat Pejepscot Mill Team in Close Seven Inning Game
The Times baseball team upset Pejepscot Mill of Topsham 9 to 2 after a late rally in seven innings. Cannonball Bill Oliver pitched six strong frames before Bath batters erupted in the final stanza, aided by Ormsby’s control and a spate of hits. Curtis, Nichols, Stover, and Perry contributed key hits and timely plays, including a squeeze bunt that cleared the bases and sealed the Times’ victory. Umpire Dunbar officiated. game time 1 hour 15 minutes.
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Oliver
Times
Pejepsccor Mills
Topsham
Mill
Squire Ormsby
Brunswick
Mill Town
Bath Lads
Ormsby
Bath Outfit
Cannonball
Pejepseot
Pejepscot Mill
Path Crew
Lothrop
Perry
Christopher
Billy
Hinds
Colby
Crrin
Moses
Curtis
Milliads
Brewster
Stover
Times Outfit
Nichols
Bill Terry
McMann
Pete Oliver
Tethrep
Higgins
Tete
Stalegg
Dunbar
Jones
Texas
Atwood
Wwe
Terry
W. Oliver
Peotree
M. Oliver
Daley
Ieee
Pejepscot Ab
Bhpe
Goodwin
Ween
Sue EY
Obrin
Summer visiting notices from Boothbay Harbor and area
Mrs. Frank Farrin and husband are summering in Boothbay Harbor and visiting their Highland street home for two weeks. Portland's Mrs. Pauline Cummings returns from Bath after a week with Miss Etta Dow in Deering street. John MecLaughlin and son Joseph come home from Rockland after a weekend with relatives. Carlina Mefter comes back from Lewiston after visiting her Mrs. Carlina Cobb. Emma Greenleaf hosts a small auction gathering on Washington street with refreshments.
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Frank Farrin
Boothbay Harbor
Highland Street
Pauline Cummings
Portland
Bath
Etta Dow
Deering Street
John MecLaughlin
Joseph
Bedford Street
Rockland
Carlina Mefter
Lewiston
Carlina Cobb
Emma Greenleaf
Washington Street
Carlton W. Lowell
Mary
Nathan E. Coffes
N. Elwood, Jr
Lowell
Lake Nequasset
Charles Ansert
Alex Burgess
Waterville
Chestnuny Street
Buergess
Quincey
Mass
Burgess
Ernest Williams
Medford
Williams
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Fisher
Philip
E Barbara
Marjorie
Arthur Clowes
Vassalbere
Harry Phillips
New York City
Mae McDonald
Courtstreet
Boston
Mat Phillips
Fred Phillips
Mom Phillips
Miss McDonald
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