A Mother and a Sweetheart in a Wintery Home
A young man named John Strong travels seeking work and arrives at Mrs. Curtis’s house during a bleak March night. Beloved motherly care and a lookalike reunion reveal a dual claim to Harvey Curtis’s place in the household. Dorothy discovers the truth, and the two lovers plan a future together after a quiet, moving ending at the grave.
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Blossom
Harvey
Phoenix
China
Harvey Infancy
Boston
Harry
John Strong
John
Nick
Tom
Blossoms
Jack Strong
Dorothy
Harvey Curtis
Jack
Masside
Mary
Pather
Curtis
Mrs N M Foster Returns From Visit to Boothbay Harbor
Mrs N M Foster returns to Boothbay Harbor Thursday after visiting Mrs Atwood at the South End.
Morse High Graduation Schedules and Local Happenings
The article notes Morse High graduation set for Wednesday June 14 and reports diverse Bath area events. It covers shipyard activity with the Rouwss yacht Winchester to be delivered in New York next week, plus local staffing and crew movements, ferrying of cargo, and community notices from Granges to church missions.
Local Jottings and Community Events in Bangor Area
Wild clematis blooms as Bowlers' banquet at New Ivon House is announced. Beacons Street Coreal Guild hosts Monday event. Research Class meets at Corliss Street Church. Dr George Ackerman to preach at Beacon Street Church tomorrow morning in exchange with Rev T N Kewley. Maine State Nurses Association plans its June 15 meeting in Portland. Public Health Department to hold annual meeting and officer election at Congress Square Hotel. Gypsy encampments lead to missing farm hens in Woolwich and Bath. authorities order gypsies to leave. A second encampment at Mill Pond Sewall ice house lot was driven off after a hen murder and cooking attempt.
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Beacon Street
Maine State Nurses’ Association
Portland
Public Health Department
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Congress Square
Woolwich
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Center St
Sewall
Mill Pond
Marshal Wallace
Bath pilgrims to Chicago for Republican Convention
Bath readers learn of Bath residents planning a trip to the Republican Convention in Chicago leaving Monday. The article notes local events including Genesta Chapter meeting and initiation, a lumber shipment for a Beebe bungalow project, and marriage intentions in Bath with multiple couples named. A lively local scene follows with dances at Sagdahoe Ferry, a Morse High swim, and a humorous nine mile walk home after a Brunswick ride.
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Genesta
Virginia
J. R. Stacy
Beebe
Cox's Head
E. C. Plummer
Lewiston
Wool Wich
City Hall
Grassy
Nijip Asad Harp
Portland
Rosa S. Attaya
Leon Rossi
Boston
Bessie B. Merson
Dedham
Mass
Sagdahoe Ferry
Hockomock
Sebenog Hall
Morse High
Sewall
Mill Pond
Brunswick
Lincoln St
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