City column discusses North Street rebuild and streetcar track positions
Readers debate the North Street reconstruction with Citizen suggestions on track placement and safer curve realignments. Proposals include moving tracks to Middle Street and rerouting to reduce snow blockages and wear on road shoulders.
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Five Islands visit yields a summer crowd and tales
Arthur Rowe and family return from Wal tham Massachusetts with sister Ida belle after a summer at Five Islands. Capt Will E Rowe hosts the choir boys from St Matthews Worcester at MacMahan Island, sharing music and ice cream at Cozy Corner Cafe before camp travel resumes. The article notes numerous visitors, dances, and a lumber schooner delivery by Capt M Leonard arriving with Abenaki at South Gardiner for New York.
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St. Matthews Church
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MacMahan‘s Island
Ellen MacCartney
Edward P. Allen
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Pierce Cottage
Hallowell
Mollie Paine
Woodfords
Eastman Bros
Ida
M Leonard
South Gardiner
New York
Bay Point Weekend Gossip and a Boat Blast
Bay Point hosted dances and Sunday gatherings with Bath Brunswick Winnegance and Nor ridgewock residents visiting cottages and yachts. A motor boat explosion injured two as crowds flocked to Casino moving pictures and local excitement surged. Captain Spinney brought in a 300 pound sun fish drawing attention.
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Harry Litchfield
Boston
Eugene Perkins
Courson
Brunswick
Albram C. Oliver
Marion
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Olney Perry
Winnegance
Walter C. Perry
Harry Williams
Harold C. Roberts
Miss Veturia Manson Dies After Long Illness
Miss Veturia Manson died Sunday at the Manson home on Garden Street after a period of illness. She was a daughter of the late Capt. Robert P. Manson and leaves a sister, Miss Ada Manson. A prominentCentral Congregational Church member she served as secretary of the Old Ladies' Home board of trustees and as a corporate officer of the Patten Public Library, where she also served as librarian. She conducted a large art class and was mourned by many friends.
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United States
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Manson
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Ada Manson
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Bath Resident
S Morrell of Upper High St Bath Missouri shares strong faith in Doan's Kidney Pills. He recounts a past severe kidney attack caused by cold and rough roads, noting back pain and weak kidneys improved after taking the remedy from Webber's Drug Store. He keeps a supply at home and recommends the product. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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