Giant Horse Mackerel Wins In Long Battle
A Maine fishing tale recalls Henry Wallace and family chasing a giant horse mackerel near West Point. The 500 to 1000 pound fish towed a light dory for hours, ending with a retreat home after misperceived company nearby. Maine tuna sport grows with new fast boats and heavy harpoon gear.
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West Point
Henry Wallace
William
Wallace
Maine
South Atlantic
Pacific
Winnegance Causeway Idea Spreads and Draws Support
The Lincoln County News reports favor for replacing bridges over Winnegance Creek and discussions of a Marsh River bridge in Edgecomb and New Castle. Proposals include a permanent fill with sluice and gate to create a freshwater lake and fishing. George J. Stobie backs the plan. 400 signatures are gathered. John M. Glidden plans to present the petition to Governor Gardiner.
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Winnegance Creek
Bath
Phippsburg
Lincoln County News
Edgecomb
Newcastle
Marsh River
George J. Stobie
Inland Fisheries and Game
John M. Glidden
Augusta
Gardiner
Frey Family Guests at Small Point Club House
Mrs. Brice Frey with Miss Constance Frey and Miss Gay Frey visit Small Point club house for a few days in New York City’s orbit.
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Brice Frey
Constance Frey
Gay Frey
New York City
Small Point Club House
Glasses promise clearer sight for daily bread
A brief, period tone notice asserts glasses are essential for reliable vision in daily tasks, emphasizing the value of good eyewear for practical work and living.
Mrs Weston Holman Hosts Les Camarades Musicaux Evening
Mrs Weston Holman entertained Les Camarades Musicaux at 9 Beacon Street last week with a program including operatic choruses from La Gioconda and Elena, arias such as Del mio bel sospir from Otello, and Duets and solos featuring Mrs Albee at the piano. Performers included Mr Norton, Mr Ramsay, Mr Edney, Mrs Cary, Mrs Rice, Mrs Hatch, and Mrs Holman with Mrs Albee accompanying.
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Weston P. Holman
Les Camarades Musicaux
Beacon Street
Cavelier
Gluck HyYybbert L. Norton
Mrs. Albee
Holman
Nate
Robin Hood
Cat MacFarren
Mr. Norton
Frederick Edney
Lohr
Rice
Mr. Ramsay
Per Valli
Boschi
Blangini
Ramesay
Norton
Nogero B. Doo
Cary
Ramsay
Medda E
Silvio
Sie
Renner
Leoncavallo
Robert B. Hatch
Albee
Elgar
Scott
East Brunswick airport hosts aviation sendoff and plans
Frank Simpson a young East Brunswick pilot opens his air service at Powers field on Bath Brunswick road with a Sunday dedication. About seven planes from Bangor Lewiston Portland and Scarborough will join a traveling aerial circus as he prepares to buy a new plane and run passenger and commercial flights plus a school of aeronautics.
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Frank Simpson
East Brunswick
Powers’ Field
Bath Brunswick Road
Bath
Brunswick
Mr. Simpson
Roosevelt Flying Field
New York City
Caribou
Travel Air
Bangor
Lewiston
Portland
Scarboro
Roosevelt Field
Bath People Return From Columbus Ohio
Miss Alice Rich and her mother Mrs Margaret H Rich have returned to 12 Clifton street for the summer from Columbus Ohio where Miss Rich is a piano teacher She is a member of the Symphony club of Central Ohio and the Women s Music club of Columbus and is a trustee of the Columbus Music Teachers Association A New England Conservatory graduate she studied with noted teachers in Boston New York and Berlin In May she presented a piano recital and she has lectured on Symphony programs for club members and will repeat next winter James E Cook drove from Indian Lake Whiting to Lubec early morning when a bear took a rose from thick grass near the Black farmhouse Mrs Cook halted his car and the bear wandered toward Cutler This region is a favorite haunt of bears
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Alice Rich
Margaret H. Rich
Clifton Street
Columbus
Miss Rich
Symphony Club of Central Ohio
Women’s Music Club of Columbus
Columbus Music Teachers’ Association
New England Conservatory of Music
Buonamici
Boston
Martinus Sieveking
Ernest Hutcheson
New York
Frederick A. Miller
Indian Lake
Whiting
Lubec
James E. Cook
Freeman
Bowker
James Perry
Dromore
Charles Lowe
Henry W. Butler
Premate IR
Melee Berman
Mead Aet
George Drelebachs
Eugene
Collingswood
Perry
Lottie Wilson
Sebasco
Arlene Perry
Kenneth Fickett
Portland
Alvena Oliver
William Cummings
Bath
Brunswick Hospital
Margery Gertrude
Roy Chamberlain
N. H
Brightwater
Herbert W. Cutting
Martha Small
Popham
Robert C. Whitehead
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
J. O. Wyman
Hyte Wyman
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Abbie Minott
Stevens
Horace Holton
Portier Congregational Church
Brockton
Mass
Charles P. Percy
Brooklyn
Nellie
Mae Cannon
Phippsburg
Percy
Robert B. Austin
Lora Ann
Key West, Fla
J. F. Leach
Walter
Sigman Chase
Liberty
Charles Minnett Place
George C. Pease
Isabel Smart
Edward McNulty
Popham Beach
Cebu
Donald Macks
Frederick Locke
Clifton Clark
Alfred
Minnie Wallace
Misses Williams
Harriet Eaton
South Deerfield
Charles L. Stevens
Henry Minott
Florence Towle
Margaret Minott
Miss Towle
Miss Minott
Frederick Hobbs
Pauline McLeod
Kamp Kebec
Wilfred Johnson
Attleboro
Basin
J. D. Eastman
Susie Leach
George Betts
Shirley Foster
Summer at Sebasco Phippsburg Readers and Visitors
Names and movements fill Sebasco and Popham Beach notes as numerous families from Bath Portland Swarthmore and surrounding towns arrive for July and August. Residents include Colyer Eaton Moore Limder Jackson Fischer Foster and Harrington with visits by Percys Austin and others as Rev Whitehead and Holton lead church events.
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W. E. Colyer
Saranac Lake
Sebasco
Roland Eaton
Roland Jry
Eunice
Swarthmore
Theodore Pease
Skillings
Bath
Herbert Moore
South Hadley
Mass
John Limder
Winchester
Popham
C. F
Charles T. Jackson
Francis B. Hill
Portland
McKay Cottage
Edward Fischer
Boston
Shirley Foster
Augusta
Edith Wheeler
Opal Down
Dayton
Ohio
Raymond Robinson
South Portland
Frank P. Leavitt
Elizabeth Hutchins
George Ingalls
Ralph Pye Jr
Robert Everett
Everett Harrington
Ralph Pye
N. W. Eaton
Winship Story
Pittsburgh
Harry T. Passmore
F. S. Sawyer
Flora Rista
Hathaway
Gravel Walks on High Street Get White Painted
Details mention sections of the new gravel walk on High Street being coated in white paint for a neater look. An accident injured a man who was aided by crutches after being struck by lumber from Eugene Morey Reuben Purington and Elbridge Malcolm. Several ladies hosted by Mrs. Coggeshall Morse Webber and Morse visited the area. Rumors say several lake shore lots at Lake Winnegance have sold for summer camp construction.
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High Street
Eugene Morey
Reuben Purington
Elbridge Malcolm Lumber
Ormond Coggeshall
Winfield W. Morse
Harry C. Webber
John G. Morse
Sasanda Red Men Install New Officers
Sasanda Red Men install new officers with J. Hard as Third Warrior and Harry G Bar as another officer in a brief community notice. The item records a fraternal lodge event and reflects local society updates.
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Sasanda
J. Hard
Harry G. Bar
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Feedie Cary
Carleton L. Rice
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Central Ohio
Fred Sawyer
Nellie Cutting
George Davis
Frances
Charles
William Collins
Earl Collins
Bruce
Somerville
Kellier
Turner's Falls
Irving Harrington, Jr
Lake Win- Negance
Fibre
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