Toy Symphony Delights Congregational Choir at Music Hall
The Congregational Church choir staged a rich program with a toy symphony, a new musical novelty. Miss Carrie F Luce led the music with Allan H Ramsay starring in the dramatic piece A Regular Fix and Mrs Edward Hawley directing committees. The packed house enjoyed solos by Miss Louise Hill and Mrs Winters and a lively first half ending with the Gypsy Trail. An intermission offered cake and ices for fifteen cents.
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Carrie F. Luce
Allan H. Ramsay
Edward Hawley
the Crusaders
Pinsuti
Fred D. Hill
Milton Douglas
John Shaw
Bonnie Sweet
Bessie
Gilbert
Louise Hill
Sue Winchell
Miss Hill
Bath
Lebell
Ramsay
The
Independent
Toy Symphony
Miss Luce
Catherine Torrey
Gertrude Dillon
Kenneth Weeks
Charles Fitzgerald
Otis Card
Langdon Hill
Almira Sturtevant
Irene Stearns
Dor McLellan
Percy Low
Stuart DeMott
Bath post office opens new modern second class facilities
The Bath post office completed a major interior upgrade with new drawers replacing drop end boxes and clear windows for stamps general delivery and other services. Clerk William Perry aided the key exchange process last Sunday drawing praise from patrons and officials who call the updated facility one of the finest in New England.
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Bath
William Perry
Postal Savings Bank
Edward W. Hyde
William F. Pond
New England
Smallpox Outbreak Closes Augusta Public Places
Augusta faces a smallpox scare with about twenty cases. Public amusements and the library are closed. Quarantines cover many families on a single street as drastic measures aim to halt the spread. A Bowdoinham case in Mont Woodsum’s family prompted quarantine of exposed households.
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Augusta
Mont. Woodsum
Bowdoinham
New Meadows Boat Club House Nears Completion
Work on the New Meadows Boat Club clubhouse progresses with the roof raised a story and a broad piazza in place. It should be ready for occupancy by the first of the month. Dr. H A Bates of Bath plans a nearby house on the main road to Brunswick with materials on the lot.
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New Meadows Boat Club
H. A. Bates
Bath
Brunswick
Salmon Catches Highlight Kennebec River Fishing
Carl Trott of Woolwich landed a 16 pound salmon on Tuesday night at his weir. Several salmon have been caught at Small Point this season but few in the Kennebec. Shad fishing remains poor with the close time starting above Bluff Head. Up river crews begin dismantling weirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Trott
Woolwich
Kennebec
Bluff Head
Hyde Guards Prepare for Fort Baldwin and Portland Patrol
Last night the Hyde Guards received a state inspection at the Armory with many men present. Interest has grown in Nenestown as the company plans a Fort Baldwin trip before a ten day tour of duty at Portland harbor. A banquet may honor Charles W. Morse later this month.
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Hyde Guards
Nenestown
Fort Baldwin
Portland Harbor
Maine Direct Primary Voting Opens Monday Under Australian System
Maine voters face their first direct primary under the corrupt practices act. Campaign spending is public and limited, reducing influence of money and transport of voters. Polls open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with Australian ballots and same polling venues as before.
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Maine
Noble Maxwell for Sagadahoc Senate in Republican bid
Richmond businessman Hon Noble Maxwell tops Sagadahoc County as the Republican candidate for state senator. Born on a Bowdoinham farm, he rose to chair Richmond selectmen, served in the Legislature, and now leads Rowe Brothers Company a major wrecking and dredging firm. Backers call him a clean cut public servant who favors fair treatment and liberal assistance to the poor and expect a decisive election victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Maxwell
Richmond
Sagadahoc
Maxwell
Bowdoinham
Board of Selectmen
Rowe Brothers Company
Atlantic
Exaggerated reports over battle with Arkansas rock
Captain Blair returns home and disputes sensational accounts of Arkansas striking an uncharted rock in Rockland harbor. He says only a few crewmen knew of the incident and officials thoroughly exonerated the shipbuilders.
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Captain Blair
Arkansas
Rock
Charles A. Blair
Rockland Harbor
Blair
United States Shipbuilding Company
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John M. Clark
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Wm. C Chadbourne
Front St
Tel
M. Humphreys
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Maine
C. W. Watson
Office and Veterinary Hospital
Cedar St
Brunswick, Me
Ontario Veterinary College
D.V.S
Chicago Veterinary College
Ontario Veterinary Medical Society
Chicago Veterinary College Association
Maine Veterinary Medical Association
Cyrus W. Longley
Room 2
Bath, ME
AISS
M. H. Loach
F.S. Curtis
Centre Street
Ath, Maine
Deborah Morton
Westbrook Seminary
Portland
New York
Glasgow
Scotland
London
Paris
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Holland
Congregational Church Choir
Kimball
Charles C. Low
George C. DeMott
E. Motley Fuller, Jr
Arthur K. Purington
Martha A. Foote
Lydia R. Folsom
Charles W. Morse
United States
Congress
Sagadahoc County
North Dakota
First and Bath Banks
First National
Bath National Banks
Bank Block
Woolworth Company
Woolworth Companys
Columbia Block
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
John Meloney
Front Street
Sherwin-William
Sherwin-Williams Co
S. W
Johnson Bros. Co
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