Conference notes and elections covered in local meeting minutes
A lengthy, fragmentary willfully garbled report covers officers, committees, and votes. It mentions Registra tion papers, the Kagaiatow Registry of Whodls, names such as Avner BL and Renate, and references a meeting in which various motions and appointments were recorded. The text references the CTR work reward and a Barber Diet week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keezan
Thaiterens General
Kagaiatow
Department of
Kato
Magenta
Vieme- Torre
Bey Zine
M. Eras
Ires Cotman
Petretn
Barber Diet
Motiersby
Fenarvest
Willkam
Denewes
Conner
Brag Las
Bet Cortez
Zach
Oary
Shernan
Marin Waser
Annie
Town Meeting Dramas Prompt Repairs and Elections
In March an antenal town meeting discusses repairs and future work at Wintegruee and nearby districts. Residents report weather damage and tear falls, with plans for several weeks of restoration and material purchases. Local figures including Werry, Perry, and Nesore are noted along with efforts at the Basin Mire and nearby wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wyman
Cape
William
Winwecar
Seem
Bea Reemmel
Waiter
Sesh
F. Vorre
Ateh
Artine Perry
Izemi
Ater
Seomter
Mix Ciacs
Perry
Syme
Alen
Tie Bercy
Wiliam- Mendret
Viezetict
Rarberes
Willisy
T. EL Nesore
Sprintfield
von Beach
Peery
Bertet
Walbek
Kinz
Warren War
J. E. Pea
Wilizanes Ami
Wilfar Peretommers
Witis Metward
Turbulent Night Clubs and Names in Eastern Shore Gazette
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous individuals and places including Me, Kierra, Gheetiy, and Liverite Base. The page mentions a fire alarm, hospital, and social figures like Mr. BLO Varre, Harriet Fo, and Mrs. H. Seowrt with scattered notes on residences in New York and Newcastle. The article references family events, society groups, and civic roles with no coherent narrative.
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Kierra
Jem
Blo Varre
Spoubiax
Ketan
Norman Sacvinet
Harriet Fo
Neatem
New Berk
Veatir
ML WM
oBpavie
Neznta
EL Bertram Fewighsenm
Vereen
New York
Newcastle
Z. Aml
H. Seowrt
Sidh I. Florenz- EL Milvers
A. SW
Carrie Mima Palmer
Anne Palmer
Bare
Preacher Movie Operator at General Church Convention
Charlex N. Lothrop outlines using film to promote church work at the General Convention in Vermont. The plan includes a display area, religious and secular film clips, and demonstrations to illustrate charitable and spiritual aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esers
Charlex N. Lothrop
Diepactreent
Epixenpal Church
Churek
Vort- Lam
Wil
Irean
Bea
United State
Alaska
Oriens
Mr. Bathrep
Wiese Mars van Kleeek
Keenmlarion
Joe
Dean Lathrop
Vertomt
Ieuan Saiterep
Democrats Rally Draws Enthusiastic Town Center Crowd
A lively Democratic rally in Sagada Towne drew support for governor and representative candidates. Speakers praised the national party while local residents expressed optimism for victory in upcoming elections.
Fragmented OCR Notice Mentions Senator Patter and Meeting
The readable text references a meeting of Senator Patter’s men with a committee. It notes attendance and implications for turnout and event planning, with scattered phrases about preparations and speakers.
Woman Working To Gain Peace For The World
Mrs. Raymon Morgan of Washington, representing the National Council for Reduction of Armament, met Bath leaders to discuss peace efforts. She affiliates with several groups including the League of Women Voters and the Welfare Society. A “No More War” demonstration is planned for July 9 to mark the World War anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymon
BP. Morgan
Washington
S. C
Bath
Range
Welfare Society
Aml
Frei J. Lieby
Richmom
Ten-Peodier Statis
Perament Peree
Leginwine
France
Ubeold Avistris
Scherverkiz
Tiretaseeorse
Colorado Women Visit Maine In Memory of Ancestors
A group from Colorado travels to Maine to visit ancestral sites and cemeteries tied to originate families. They recall a relative Jenn Metilautiin and plan further exploration amid lingering memories and local ties in the area.
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Florence
Selafeeie
Mer
Elise Pyerinet
Tive Peints
Jenn Metilautiin
Eevee
Niogaiz
Ati
Orfierte
Herve
S.i
Chamber of Commerce Case Continued
Proceedings in the Chamber of Commerce case were continued as both sides prepare for further hearings. The unresolved matter involves a municipal dispute and related parties planning next steps in the legal process.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Uthamler shower causes no injuries in Abaerrisen incident
In the recent Uthamler shower five meteors struck near Abaerrisen but no one was hurt. Residents reported minor damage and brief outages as debris fell across streets and rooftops.
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Bart
Obituary: Mrs Lucy Jane Seabury Dies at Peaks Island
Mrs Lucy Jane Seabury, wife of Capt Benjamin M Seabury of Peaks Island, died after surgery at Portland Eye and Ear Infirmary. Born Chebeague Island July 24, 1864, she lived on Peaks Island after marriage. Survived by husband and three sons Philip Needham Mass, Richard and Priscilla Seabury, and two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Hay & Penalty Room 58 Congress street with burial in Chebeague.
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Gilman Newbury
Wortlam
Lucy Jane Seabury
Benjamin M. Seabury
Peaks Istami
Portland Eye and Ear Infirmary
Mr. Seabury
Chebeagne Islend
Rught
United Order of the Collen Cross
Hay & Penienty Room
Congress Street
Cheheagiue
Charles W. Purington 76 Veteran of Civil War Rites
Charles W. Purington 76 longtime Ware resident and Civil War veteran died at his home after ailing for a week. He was born July 17, Ish and served in the war with the Weebeelicets cimel oo regetglie dm sine. He leaves a wife and sister Mrs. Sarsh EK Bath, a brother Pfiram Par terten West Bath, and years as a ward constable in Ware. He supported the ticker at weekly papers.
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Cherries
Porington
Plee
Sarsh EK
Bath
Pfiram Parterten
West Bath
Ware
Parington Funeral Held at York Street Home
The funeral of Charles W. Parington was held at his home on York Street with Rev. Charles K. Eireweh of the Wesleyan Methodist Church officiating. Parington, a veteran, was honored by the Pryde Camp Sons of Veterans who furnished the desiers, including Arthur Seewart, Dew. Phorry Warner, and Bert Bernheimer. Burial was in Weer Bath.
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Charles WL
Priskas
York
Charles EK
Eireweh
Parington
Pryde
Sons of Veterans
Desriers
Arthur Seewart
Dew
Phorry Warner
Bert Be
Bernheimer
Weer
Bath
Funeral for Miss Mary Landers in Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Miss Mary Landers, aged 60, died Saturday. Mrs G A Dickinson and Miss Dickinson attended the funeral at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception on Monday afternoon for interment.
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G. A. Dickinson
Pertlal Mormdey
Morse pressed for civil suit first amid court bargain
The court heard Morse and Much accept terms of a government civil suit timetable while criminal prosecutions move forward. Judge Hale’s agreement keeps the civil case slated for October 25, with no delay to criminal actions and potential further indictments. Bail at 50 000 was discussed as Morse disputed claims of hidden millions and argued over asset secrecy.
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Roecekwood
Atterney Dobyns
Morse
U. S. Steamship Company
Debens
Much
Hale
Rockwood
Dobyns
New York
Littletiell
Maine
Jurgee Pile
Tr Wae
Washington
Anl
Debsms
Chapman
Debyrs
Csurt
Debyns
Geroon Firemeier
Tooke
Sol Mueh
Conference of secrecy sparks debate on diplomacy
Fragmentary text references a conference scene and the idea of secret diplomacy. Mentions George F. Milton Jr in unclear context. The snippet suggests a discussion on motives and prevention of wrongdoing within a closed gathering.
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Cieneer
George F. Milton, Jr
YMCA Boys Annual Outing to Mount Washington
The Maine County YMCA plans a four day trip July 28 to 31 to the White Mountains. From Portland the group travels through Fryeburg and North Conway to Pinkham Notch to camp at Dolly Copp farm grounds. Activities include hikes to Carter Peaks and Mt Washington, sunrise views, devotional services, and a farewell at Dolly Copp with return via Pinkham Notch and Gorham. The journey covers about 100 miles.
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Maine County Ymca
White Mountains
Mt. Washington
Portland
Maine
Deering Oaks
High Street
Pinkham Notch
Dolis
Glen Bailey Flower
Porthiad
Fryeburg
North Conway
Jackson
Jimring
Washingtor
Washington
Revo AL Oal Cathashan
Tanah
Wo. Laboint
Tip Paus Thorn
Tip Top House
Tuckerman’s Ravine
Six Husbands
Raymont
Dolly Copp Farm
TE OL Worthley
Porthind
Desolate Bath Wife Pleas for Deserter Husband
Mrs. Frank G. MacDonald of Bath Maine appeals for her husband’s return to help support their five month old son Marshall Neal MacDonald born in Rockland. The letter says MacDonald deserted last April citing shunder and lies and has been seen in Quincy and Bath. The baby lives with friends in Rockland while the mother seeks aid from his family who deny knowledge of his whereabouts.
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Boston Post
Frank. G. Mnne- Donald
Sousess
Bath
MacDonald
Raby
Front Street
Quincy
Omy Dusband
Rockland
Hos
Praneis G. MacDonal
Konmwerker
Clarice
Queen Esther Rebekahs Lawn Party Raises Funds
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge held a lawn party at Mrs. Leonard Lord's home 16 Fitts street to benefit a local cause. Four tables of progressive whist awarded prizes to Mrs. Enon Copthead and Jeanville Colby booby winner. Food was sold by Mrs. Tanise Pomeroy and Ms. Larey Stover. Miss Marie Wiggins chaired the committee.
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Leonard Lord
Fitts Street
Cme
Enon Copthead
Jeanville Colby
Tanise Pomeroy
Larey Stover
Marie Wiggin
Officer on Duty at Chautauqua Charms Entranced Crowd
An on duty officer at Chautauqua watches automobiles as owners enjoy the entertainment. Charles is remembered warmly on the last nights of Chautauqua with fond tributes and community affection.
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Charles
Business Women Elect Officers at Chattanooga Convention
At the Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs convention in Chattanooga Lena Lake Forrest of Detroit was reelected president for a second term. Elinor Coonrod of Chattanooga was chosen secretary.
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Chattanooga
The
Federation of Business and Pre
Ional Women’s Ehibs
Lena Lake Forrest
Detroit
Mich
Forrest
Elinor Coonrod
Chattamooga
Bath Sav ings Institution Prizes Ginger Ale Campaign
Polley climbed the Bath Savings Institution building and distributed Gold Bond ginger ale coupons to children who rushed to redeem them. Mrs. B Baker won a case for loudest shout during the exhibition. A pennant on the building invites the finder to claim a case of ginger ale from Bath Bottling Co. Polley was injured and fled toward Hotel Phoenix as sales manager Isaaccu promised ginger ale to calm the crowd.
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Polley
Bath Savings Institution
Bath Bottling Co
B. Baker
City Hall Court
Hotel Phoenix
Isaacscu
Lawn party for Bath commandery draws many at Robinson home
A large crowd attended Bath commandery U O G C lawn party on Wednesday July 19 at 1149 Washington street. Music and lighting enhanced the evening while various treats and drinks were sold by named volunteers to raise funds for the commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Commandery
U. O.G.C
Harry J. Robinson
Washington Street
Joseph Day
Arthur Ansert
Lena Richardson
Thy Day
Martha Wilson
B.A. Garedon
Cora Freeman
Florence Robinson
Alleged embezzlement arraignment for local painter Breed
Frank W. Breed, a Bath painter and paper hanger, will be arraigned in the nonverbal court Tuesday forenoon on charges of embezzlement. Two women swore warrants alleging Breed took orders for paper and failed to pay, and Breed has been reported seen with a helper street. He was brought back to Bath from Gardiner by patrolman Jehu Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Breed
Breed
Bath
Gardiner
Patrohaan
Grace Church Club Field Day Planned at Sandy Point
The Grace Church Club marks its annual field day for the men this Saturday at Sandy Point. Leaders including W Dayton Hill Robert Cochin and Charles G Sanborn will organize activities with steamed chinis and coffee served alongside box lunches. Chath TP Wertherbee directs the sports.
Nickersen and Atwood Wed in Corliss Street Church
Samuel A Nickersen a cooper and Bertha A Atwood a housekeeper were married by Rev Elwyn O Taylor at Corliss Street Baptist Church on July 70 They will reside in Tat...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Nickersen
Bertha A. Atwood
Elwyn O. Taylor
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Nickersen
Tati
Hay field tragedy in Woolwich man overcome by heat
Sewell of Woolwich collapsed after a day in the hay field and was found unconscious at his home. He was revived in the evening after efforts to help him.
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Hoo
Sewell
Woolwich
Farnham Leaves for Boston Visiting Relatives
Mrs Elizabeth Farnham departed on Thursday for Boston to visit relatives and conduct morning walks at the north doorway of the post office building on Lombard Street.
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Post Office
Lombard Street
Elizabeth Farnham
Boston
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C. W. Parington
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Golden Cross Party
Grace Church Club
Nicikkerson
Atwood
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