Black Cat Hosiery Ad Promotes Durable Stockings
An advertisement touts Black Cat Hosiery as the best made from high quality materials by veteran hosiery experts. It highlights ladies and children's stockings in black and white, cotton and lisle, priced 29 to 35 cents per pair with features like triple knee and ribbed sole.
Leonard N. Gibson Jr First to Register under Draft Act
The first registration under the selective draft act was received by Sheriff Oliver on Saturday. Leonard N. Gibson Jr of Boston filed the registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Gibson, JR
Oliver Saturday
Leonard N. Gibson, Jr
Boston
Davis Frye Wedding in First Baptist Church
Leon Arthur Davis and Miss Rely N Frye wed Wednesday in the First Baptist Church parsonage with Rev C Raymond Chappell officiating. The couple, both of the city, were unattended and will reside at 655 Middle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Arthur Davis
Rely N. Frye
Firt Baptist Church
C. Raymond Chappell
Davis
Hyde Windlass
Pury
Middle
Successful County W T U Convention at Bowdoinham
Sagadahoc County W C T U held its twenty eighth annual convention in Bowdoinham M E Church. Morning devotion led by Mrs Sparks, then president MacFadden spoke. Afternoon included address by Miss Dolly Douglas, election of officers, and a memorial service. A dinner, then evening programs featured music, scripture, and a keynote on ballots and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
M. E
Bowdoinham
FE. H. MacFadden
L. M. Sparks
F. E. H. MacFadden
J. K. Pinkerton
Mr. Pinkerton
Deborah Knox Livingstone
Missola Walker
Pittsburg
The
Suffrage Association
Bath
Clara Purinton
West Bowdoin
Margaret Hanson
Woolwich
Hattie O. Perry
West Bowdoinham
Alice Douglas
Livingstone
Bowdoinham Union
America
Alice May Douglas
Jesus
Maine
God
Obituary: James Neagle Former Local Resident Dies
News from Peahods Massachusetts reports the sudden death of James Neagle a Bath native and son of the late Richard Neagle and Wasase O years He was a carrier by trade with many friends Survived by two sisters Mrs Benjamin Frates and Mrs H B Grindle of this city and two brothers Richard of Bath and Thomas M of Montreal Remains brought to Bath for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neagle
Bath
Richard Neagle
Wasase
Benjamin Frates
H. &. Grindle
Richard
Thomas M
Montreal
Supper Proves Busy Evening for Georgetown Baptists
The vestry supper hosted by First Baptist Church ladies drew broad town attendance. Notables from Five Islands, Robinhood, West Georgetown and Bath area were seen, with receipts hovering near twenty dollars. City and church events followed, including memorial services, a flag purchase, and engagements, all chronicled amid local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinhood
William L Delano dies suddenly in Portland
William Larabee Delano of Portland died suddenly on Tuesday May 29 at the home of his daughter Mrs Linwood Miller where he resided. He was the son of the late Capt Charles N and Frances Caroline Delano and is survived by two sisters Mrs Charles Hebbard and Mrs Frank ers in Portland Mrs Linwood Miller and Mrs Albert Brackett. The funeral was held Thursday at 2:30 PM from 211 Ocean Ave Woodfor ds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Lodge
A. M
Hattie Sampson
Portland
Robert Patten
W. J. Thompson
State Grange
Thompson
C. Q. Purinton
E. & Edgecomb
Marjory
Sobr
Barbara
Arl
Meestehieette
Small and Family
Hattie Perry
W. A. Purinton
Houston
R. D. Purinton
Theodore Kendall
Berlin
N. HS
Frank P. Totman
Boston
Kendall
Navy
Charlestown
Mass
Tracey
Lewiston
C. O. Purinton
Ferguson
Dorothy Lufkin
Hazel Cornich
Brunswick
Robert Temple
Abraham Linecoln
S. A. Getchell
Flora Lewitt
C. A. Newton
Prese
Lena Baler
Richmond
W. E. Rideout
Vaudevill
Carrie Iivinton
M. T. Purinton
Harpswell
Iinton
Alphon
Erry
J. L. Pinkerton
Carlete
Jancaster
Giudner
W Whilte Road
Albert Henderson
Carl Hatch
Benjamin Wglanchard
Daugther
Edna
G. R. Chler
R. C. Brown
Geraldine
Mari Jack
Bath and
Alice Fulton
Pythian Sisters
Georgie Derry
Ain Mia
E. C. McFarland
Freeman Trott
Bath
Margaret McCullem
East Bowdoinham
Alies Presle
Wooolwich
Deborah Trott
Myrichdis Th
Ralph Cunningham
Woolwich
Fred Cunningham
Charles Welenh
Kate Willams
Auusta
Charles Proble
Bert Wood
Yarmouth
Cocorre Preble
East Bowdeinham
First Baptist Church
J. Everett Jewett
Willard Dalrymple
Arlington
Sagadahce Bay
Dalrymple
Ballard
Lexington
Gilman Low
Boothbay
Robinhood
Guy C. Low
Riggsville Methodist Church
England
France
George B. West
Massachusetts
John E. Oliver
Lillian Oliver
John D. Williams
West Georgetown
William T. Boyd
Georgetown Center
A. E. Rowe
Charles Oliver
Newdick's Island
Harry Trafion
Revere
Annie M. Jones
Roscoe P. Todd
Dorchester
Ethel B. Todd
Virginia
Mike Morotto
Frank Hollis
Benjamin H. Woodside
Silas Damon
Higgins Farm
Hartley Day Harley
Georgetown
Maude Brooks
Harold Edward Copp
Nashua
N.H
John Thibodeau
Harold F. Hunt
Stephen Trafton
Lizzie Howarth
Idena
Beverly
Cove
Charles Clarke
Howard G. Heald
Roy Newman
Indian Point
Nancy J. &Pinney
Martha J. MacFadden
Nate
Josephine Lewis
Howard M. Trafton
Nancy J. Spinney
Joseph Harford
Charles Mains
William Noble
Cummings
Sewall P. Oliver
Gardiner
Winton Oliver
Charles Hanna
Five Islands
William P. Cromwell
Captain Trafton Knight
William Larabee Delano
Charles N
Frances Caroline Delano
Linwood Miller
Charles Hebbard
Frankers
Albert Brackett
Ocean Ave
Woodfords
Fruit-a-tives Promise Real Relief From Constipation
East Sure Harbour prints a testimonial from Mrs Martha DeWolfe praising Fruit-a-tives for ending years of constipation and headaches. She reports feeling like a new person after one box and notes pricing 50c per box, 6 for $2.50, with trial size 25c. Available at dealers or by post from Fruit atives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Dewolfe
Fruitatives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Social notes from Bowdoinham and Portland districts
New Meadows visitors include Mr and Mrs Walter Reed of Bowdoinham at Mrs William Daviss. Miss Mercy Holbrook and Miss Calista Holbrook of Portland stayed with Mrs Ada Holbrook. Sybil Holbrook visited Miss Althea Strout in Bath and joined the Texas yard launching. Measles keep several youths home. Prince siblings and Marjorie Holbrook listed. Charles Kincaid swapped work horse Jerry for a driving horse. Lime Kiln Whist Club met at Garnett House with Miss Mabel Jordan and George Staples. lobster stew and desserts served. prizes awarded to Sybil Holbrook and John O Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heald
Howard G. Heald
First Baptist Vestry
Edwin J. McKenney
Earle Pottle
Wendell P. Todd
Oak Cemetery
Hunber
Everett C. Higgins
Dayton Hunt
Charles Clarke
Cecil Scripter
Georgetown Center School
Walter Reed
Bowdoinham
William Davis
Mercy
Calista Holbrook
Portland
Ada Holbrook
Syibil Holbrook
Althea Strout
Bath
Texas Yard
Mildred
Beatrice
Alton Prince
Marjorie Holbrook
Charles Kincaid
Jerry
Charles Snow
Alvah Snow
Middle Bay
Garnett House
Mabel Jordan
George Staples
Sybil Holbrook
John O. Randall
Local notes from Bowdoinham Post Road scene
Sunday updates from Bowdoinham and nearby towns report Mrs. Ethel Graves of Sanford ill in her home, Harold Purinton of Brunswick seriously ill with measles, and attendance at the Maine launch by Frank A. Heath and family. Milking farms on the road include Millay Bros and W. Fred Spear with milk routes to South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Carroll Powers
Robinhood
Bath
Fred H. Ward
Topsham
Portland Hospital
Frank Heald
Higgins
Ethel Graves
Sanford
Harold Purinton
Brunswick
Charles S. Crocker
Frank A. Heath
Fred D. Heath
Maine
Texas Yard
Heath
B. B. Douglass
George Davis
Saco
Lyle Temple
Rotheus
Dougass
Douglass
Walter Purington
Ida
Gardiner
Frank Nichols
H. E. Jack
Post Road
Richmond
Florence Clark
North Carolina
William Tregembo
Helen Randell
Frank
Horace Millay
En. Washburn
Livermore Falls
Millay Bros
Frank Seigars
Overland
W. Fred Spear
South Portland
Will Purington
Spear
Deafness Not Reachable by Local Treatments Says Cure By Constitution
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and insists only constitutional remedies can cure it. It offers $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs readers to send for circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Tic
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Senter
Beaver Board
C. L. Farnham CO. Inc
Elm St
Everybody's Column
Mos
Westport
Upper Lanting
J. H. Ames Co
Condh Bath
Steamboat Landing
Pittsburgh
Morse
Lisbon Fall
Lisbon Falls
Cass
Packard
Oliver Moses
Arthur Sewall
Bowdoin
Portsmouth
Petencostal
Harold H. Sampson
Seredahoe Fertilizer Co
Pine Tree Employment Bureau
Gordon
W. H. Gould
George Pratt
Howard
Pratt
Emeline Pratt
William Darton
Dartons
James Pratt
E. P. Kendall
Ernest Davis
B. Lb, Douglas
Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle VD. Temple
Clarence Blackman
KR. A. Dickinson
Epworth League
Methodicst Vestry
Margaret Purington
J. H. Little
Bethel
Bertha Moulton
Theta Chi House
University of Maine
Orrington
Randall & Donnell
Warry Mosher
Wiscasset
Mosher
C. L. Mosher
Hazel Cornish
W. L. Benney Anteed
Belgrade Lake
Shaw
Mt. Vernon
Myrtle Beals
Beals
Nellie Harward
Somerville
Robert Spear
F. P. Webber
Evelyn
Ernest Lancaster
Shirley
Weymouth
Clara Foss
Silag Foss
Morse High School
Frank ¢Mll
Gladys
Standish
Independent
E. H. Lansing
Roxbury
Kennebec Point
Elsie B. West
Eleanor West
Edward H. Turner
High St
D.L. Wilson
E. A. Fred P. Emmons
C. H. Thistle
E. M. Robbins
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bath Aerie
F.O.E
William Larraber Delano
New Meadows
Bowdoinham Post Road
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