Potter family return after Bath visit with relatives
Fred C. Potter returned to Quincy Massachusetts Sunday after Memorial day in Bath with Mrs Potter and their daughter Rachel. Mrs Mary Temple and son Earl of Portsmouth New Hampshire were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William H Small at 21 Pleasant Street.
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Fred C. Potter
Quincy
Mass
Bath
Mrs. Potter
Rachel
Mary Temple and Son
Earl
Portsmouth, N. H
William H. Small
Pleasant Street
MacDougal
George Cutler
Samuel Dorrarce
Portland
Mildred Small
Newport
Hal Chehey
Sarah Saffon
South Paris
Clifford Smalley
Samuel Dorrance
Jack Gibson
Oquossoc
Ralph Cutler
Lewiston
E. E. Wilson
Belle
Massachusetts
W. J. Graves
John Kendrick
Alphonso Berry
R. Ferguson
Kennebec Lodge
Harold
Town
Lydia
George Adams
Ruth McEwen
Waterville
Cleora Lang
Augusta
Edward Wilson
Ruby Wood Cobb
Helen of
Sanford
Edith Wood
Iaaulit Ok Rackiah
Parlagtan Pana
Lon Carr
Worcester
Dorothy Dickinson
Alfred
BR. A. Dickinson
Selectimen Haw
John Purington
Lancaster
Lottie Cobb
S. A. Clark
Miss Toothaker
Aker
Alden Small
Road Place
George Curtis Place
Millay Road
Forenson
P. J. Quigts
Richmond
Open Letter from Judge Ames to Candidate Dewar
Bowdoinham Maine May 28 1920 Judge Ames critiques candidate Dewar over Prohibition views. He cites jail arrests beer mortality Keeley cures and public official corruption, arguing against repeal and urging support for 18th Amendment enforcement. He echoes Job’s Comforters and cites Port land and Boston police strike to critique opponents.
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United States
League of Women Voters
Portland
Maine
Union
Canada
Webster's International Dictionary
Job
Eliphaz
Temanite
Bildad
Shahite
Zophar
Waldo County
Evangeline Booth
Lfe
Herman Feldman
Boston
Memorial Day Exercises in Bowdoinham Honor Town Service
The Bowdoinham Memorial Day program featured F. K. Jack representing the town. Activities included a tableau America the Beautiful directed by Miss Raymond, flag salute, piano solo by Erla Browne, prayers, and remarks by Rev. J. N. Palmer, E. B. Sprague, and Judge Ames. A memorial speech by Rev. Harry W. Chamberlain followed with a Star Spangled Banner finale and a banquet attended by locals.
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F. K. Jack
Miss Raymond
Erla Browne
Columbia
J. N. Palmer
Miss Ames
Mrs. Lowell
Miriam Browne
Harry W. Chamberlain
Topsham
Prohibition Debate Follows Tragic Maine Family Story
A poignant tale from a Sabbath morning recounts Freddy Brown pleading with Mr. Hoagland to visit his father, a murderer who remains remorseful, as three sisters endure destitution after their mother’s death and their father’s execution. The account links the tragedy to liquor revenue and the push for Prohibition with strong regional sentiment.
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Mr. Hoagland
Freddy Brown
Papa
Rum
Oywu
Maine
Miss Christine Higgins Returns From Portland Weekend
Miss Christine Higgins daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Higgins 79 York Street has returned after visiting her aunt Mrs E B Hodgkins in Portland for the weekend.
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Christine Higgins
Roscoe Higgins
York Street
E. B. Hodgkins
Portland
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