For Sale High Hoek Furnished Gemed Devor
Fragmentary ad reads for sale a furnished item labeled High Hoek with potential dealer or contact Hilliard Massachusetts. Readability limits full details and pricing are unclear.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary ad reads for sale a furnished item labeled High Hoek with potential dealer or contact Hilliard Massachusetts. Readability limits full details and pricing are unclear.
J Franklin Harris provides reliable service on Front Street near Johnson across from Sros, offering first-class work at reasonable prices. Local patrons report steady quality and fair charges for repairs and tuning services.
Fragmentary local notes describe wartime concerns and cargo movements with mentions of coal shipments and river traffic. References to scientists and military planning hint at industrial and defensive efforts, alongside community chatter about theaters and public spaces.
Advertises a domestic laundry facility in Bowdoinzan Vuilate with a suitable building offered for sale or lease. Terms described as reasonable and open to negotiations.
Bowdoinham bouts detail village farming activity with strawberry crops and turnips, local visits from Kendall and Minett families, and neighborhood news. Community updates include church events, road work plans near Richmond line, and residents traveling to Old Orchard Beach and Boston for visits.
Professor Johnson and wife of Bronswiel along with Professor Roberson and wife from Treston visited Branswick last Monday and lunched at Restabit. Mrs Mitchell and daughter Helen of Wellsley College plus Mrs WooF Senter and children visited Restabit. Mire Mitchell stayed overnight. Rae Graves at home for settlement. Will Ptchan and a Vie rie Gaae party visited Watherop last Sunday. they attended the Quaker church. W Predspear and a party were in town returning home Monday. George Duck at home assisting his father with hay. A Massachusetts lady guest, Mrs Sarah Elliott. Milas Walte Purington’s sister from Watersole has stayed several weeks. When life’s cares weigh heavy, pack your bag and go with your wife.
Miss Kate Williams of Augusta passes London at her Bowdoinham home. Clara Alien returns to Bath after a week with Mrs. A. G. Cunningham. Joseph Haley visits Brunswick for a day. Mary Sward goes to Harpswell for the summer. Fireflies swarm along Sabine wooded paths. Alderman McGrath walks to Bates farm nightly with a small swarm accompanying him for milk.
The Ladies Aid Society entertained at Five Islands with plans for a sale on Thursday July 26 at the Grange Hall from 6 to 7 30 p m. A supper will be served. Funds aid church support. Members finished aprons and tacked puff for the sale. Grange meeting drew 35 attendees with a filled program and remarks by Made son Berry.
Brunswick set to host the Milliken regiment of heavy artillery with 1340 officers and men, 945 draft horses, 100 mules, 397 riding horses, and 180 tents for enlisted men. College buildings offered for hospital and barracks, with Bowdoin Union for recreation and water supplied from local sources. Permission from state and town anticipated for land use.
Morse Bros purchased logs from the recent freshet and collected them along the river. J Bradford Sprague and George Sprague mourn the loss of five animals in a barn fire on the Small Point road, with attributed minimal insurance. Other notes include guests in Bath, shore dinners, a Dearborn car sighting, and a chapel sociable.
National Guard enlistments in Sagadahoc County lower the local draft need to 33 men under the Selective Draft act. Adjutant General George Mel Presson reported to Gen. Crowder that Maine’s total draft quota is 7064 with 5249 already enlisted in regular and guard forces, leaving 1821 to be drafted.
The event featured a nut hunt and potato race with Ina Pease and Raymond Wyman as final prize winners. John Williams won the peanut hunt for the most nuts, followed by lively songs and ukulele music enjoyed by attendees and passing auto horns.
Augusta July 19 Gary Milliken nominated Dr E Motley Fuller of Bath as an additional physician for the Sagadahoc County Examination board. The appointment will be confirmed and any person rejected by the board under the selective draft law may undergo another examination by Dr Fuller.
Warren A. Parrig is spending a week in Portland visiting friends and exploring local sites. He plans to attend neighborhood gatherings and meet residents during his stay.
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