Local Jottings and Notes from Bath Area
Mercury at 3 p m Tuesday on the Point stood at 82 degrees. Ice cream sales prevail as freezers empty early evening. New York buyers acquired the schooner Maud Dudley, Capt. Hinckley of Bath in charge. Summer residents and summer resorts feature minstrel shows at Bay Point under William R. Lincoln. Bowdoin College Lieut Frank A. Smith promoted to captain in France. Summer tourists called summercaters by locals. Capt. Lewis of schooner Oakes Ames sails for Gardiner with lumber bound for New York. third Kennebec cargo this season. Elizabeth Davis of Washington elected sponsor of torpedo boat destroyer Davis. Out-of-town guests registered at Cosmopolitan Tea Room. Sieur de Monts National Monument announced as first national park east of the Mississippi, on Mount Desert Island. Deputy Sheriff Welch returns from Corunna after locating owners of a Ford car involved in a hit-and-run two weeks ago. two women not seriously injured. Northeast Lovell correspondent reports five striped squirrels caught, with vivid details on their care and behavior.
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New York
Maud Dudley
Capt. Hinckley
Bath
Bay Point
Capt
Lewis
Oakes Ames
Gardiner
Ames
Kennebec
Elizabeth Davis
Washington, D. C
Davis
Bath Iron Works
Charles Henry Davis
Monitor
Cosmopolitan Tea Room
Edward H. Bonelli
Brookline
Mass
Miss Hunt
Rufus Woodward
Worcester
Marjorie Kinnon
Aberdeen
S. Dakota
Emily
Ellen
Sarah Baxter
Brunswick
P. P. Whitehead
Port Clyde
H. I. Gilman
Leah A. Spencer
Detroit
James P. Webber
Exeter
Mississippi River
Mount Desert Island
Maine
Interior Department
Sieur de Monts National Monument
Bar Harbor
F. H. Welch
Co Tinna
Penobscot County
Corunna
Welch
Secretary of State’s Office
Sherry Welch
Northeast Lovell
The
Norway Advertiser
Bath Mercantile Co
Boston
Boothbay Harbor
Popham Beach
Western Maine
Mount Holyoke
John J. Lynch
Fred Sears
Wallace
Front St
Court House
Hallet's
Board of Highways & Sewers
Pine St
Blind Crossing
Henry O. Barrett
G. G. Deering Co
Portland
Seguin
F. W. Wyman
Providence
McLean
Rebecca N. Wells
Barrett
Massachusetts
Sagadahoc County
Law Court
Odd Ladies
Effie Parish
Shaw St. Bangor
Maine State Grange
Christian Endeavor of
People’s Church
S. R. Percy
M. W. Sewall
D. T. Dougherty
Lewiston
Cundy’s
Farrin
Otter Cliff House
Five Islands
James H. Dorle
Isaac Gordon
Maine Master Plumbers’ Association
Long Island
Custom House Wharf
F. A. Davis
Chris Madsen
P. A. Mahoney
Hohpi
Chauncey Curtis
Fred Starkey
Marjorie Mitchell
Cynthia Crosman
Mabel Redlon
Thelma Brown
Irene Leonard
Frances Lord
Marion Purington
Ardenle Pembroke
Birchwood
Hanover St
Merchants
Albany
Paul Revere
Edward O. Righter
New Orleans
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Lloyd Maxwell
Marshalltown
Iowa
Order
Baltimore
Morris O'Dell
Camden
N. J
E. R. Ingersoll
Seattle
Wash
James M. Manley
Oakland
Cal
Fred C. Robinson
Dubuque
Charles A. White
Chicago
Oliver Black
Oklahoma City
Okla
George Locke
Rogers
Ark
Fly Red
Maine Woods
Local notes reflect steady progress across ports and clubs
Monday reports show 29 cases at City Hospital and a busy harbor with ships San Juan style. The Hyde Windlass Co. shipped two propellers to Portland by express as Maine lists over 23 thousand autos. Kennebec Baseball League forms committee with Allan Spear and Rev Evans. Library concerts planned as Bath Rotary plans eight performances. Captain Crocker takes harbor master role in Portland while Dr William J Young becomes Maine University athletics director. The Kennebec Yacht Club discusses Sebasco Estates cruise and Orphans Home outing plans with a long list of members and residents joining.
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City
Hyde Windlass Co
Express
Portland
Oregon
Maine
Bunker
Shaw
Kennebec Baseball League
Allan Spear
Rev. S. A. Evans
Edward Pomeroy
Ws.a. Day
Percy & Small
C. C. Mengel & Bro. Co
Louisville
C. C. Mengel
Sjr
M.C.R.R
Bath
Bowker Yard
Seguin
Lehigh
Berry Houses
Henry O. Barrett
Deering Yard
Ariel
East Boothbay
Charles Trickey
Kennebec
New York
South Gardiner
Wilbur Oliver
Arthur Brown
H. M. Gifford
Chandler
William G. Crocker
Crocker
William J. Young
Dorchester
Mass
University of Maine
Young
Y.M. C.A. College of
Springfield
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Grove City College
Penn
Frank P. Lord
William W. Denniee Eeeetreenam
Gardiner Rogers
Charles A. Adams
Theodore Gullicksen
George C. Maguire
C. F. Flathaway
Cambridge
Rockland
Boston
Bean
Camden
Camden Yacht Bldg. Co
Camden Herald
Ferdinando Gorges
Yale College
New Haven
Tobyhanna
Battery B
Milton H. Kimball
F. H. Kimball
Kyzer
Texas
Morning Express
Sebasco Estates
Merritt
Mexico
E. C. Plummer
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Control of the Insurance Department
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Plummer
William Mann
Fred Fuller
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Tacoma Inn
Lewiston
Auburn
Bath area headlines and harbor traffic stir Bath news
Bath residents faced price errors at Bath Mercantile Co with potatoes priced 20c per peck instead of 40c. The Boston boat brought crowds of summer visitors to Boothbay Harbor and Popham Beach amid sheriff involvement with line dealers.
Monhegan Island a Quiet Historic Maine Summer Mecca
Monhegan is promoted as a tranquil historic island destination reached by daily boats from Boothbay Harbor. The piece highlights its bold 150 foot cliffs, growing cottage colony, and three hotels including Island Inn with sea view, and notes its renowned seafood and fresh dairy daily from the mainland.
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Monhegan
Boothbay Harbor
North Atlantic
Maine
Island Inn
Maine town bands and gatherings across Sagadahoc county
Sagadahoc County reports two Law Court cases in Portland as towns host concerts and meetings. Bangor to entertain Maine State Grange December 19 to 21. Various clubs plan outings and clambakes, while a New Orleans visitor tours Bath and a Maine woods bird tale entertains readers.
Cherries ripen and local notes on weather and people
The article notes ripening cherries and wildflowers in the suburbs, a Brunswick fire alarm for Tuesday at 1 45, and a mixed agricultural and city scene with roads, oiling plans, tug traffic, and a mystery about two frozen ten dollar bills between local merchants.
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Lehigh Valley
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Bradford Sprague
George Pye
Sprague
Wilson