Carnival Progress Hopes Rise for August Big Show
Carnival managers report a major lithograph shipment and wide advertising as Bath prepares for a three day event August 7 to 9. Plans include a parade on opening day, a circus and hippodrome, a daily decorated car parade, field sports, concerts, and an aeroplane flight possibility. USR EP and Bath Merchants Association coordinate acts and lodging.
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Bath
Usr.e.p
Tovarse
Othe Harbor
R E.P
Bath ‘Company
Bath Merchants’ Asociation
Developing Efficiency Speech at Music Hall By Alfred Cutting
A sizable Bath audience heard Alfred Ju. Cutting of Boston speak on Developing Human Efficiency at Music Hall. He urged cultivating positive mental and emotional traits to boost salesmanship and business success, noting faith, enthusiasm, and good cheer as key. He cited John Wanamaker on service and explained the sales process as mental influence in the buyer.
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Music Hall
Alfred Ju. Cutting
Boston
Mr. Cuttin
John Wanamaker
Mr. Cutting
Bath's New Palace Theatre to Open in September
The new Palace Theatre on the Alameda site, developed by Abrams Simmusement Co, is under Portland architect NiciE Sti and N. E. Redlon. Construction progresses with a 124 by 56 foot footprint, ten exits, and a 350 seat capacity with four loge boxes, twelve dressing rooms, and elaborate scenic facilities. The building aims for a September dedication and is touted as one of New England's prettiest theatres.
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Nicie Sti
Portland
N. E. Redlon My O
New England
Churchill
Bath School Board Set To Choose School Leaders
Bath residents await Monday night as the Bath school board meets in the common council room to select a superintendent of schools a principal and a high school sub master. More than four applications are on file and board members are reviewing qualifications before revealing favored candidates.
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Bath School Board
State Dairy Inspector Confirms Strict Milk Tank Rules
State dairy inspector Russell Smith vows to enforce Laws of 1911 cleansing and sterilizing milk cans. Violators face fines up to 50 per offence. The Third Maine Regiment plans a Carnival reunion with Togus band leading a parade. Davis Hatches shoe store promotes Bass shoes as ads aid sales. The lecturer notes attention to windows clerks offices and ads.
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State Dairy I
Rnspector
Russell
Smith
Maine
Togus
Pilgrims of Dunlap Commandery Visit Lowell and Portsmouth
The Dunlap Commandery No. 9 K T and companions paraded through town led by the Lewiston Brigade Band before traveling to Portsmouth for a welcome at Hotel Wentworth. They then visited Lowell for a social at Pilgrim Commandery and a day at Rockingham Park with field sports and a large dinner.
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Dunlap Commandery
No. 9
K. T
Lowell
St. John's
Lewiston Brigade
Portsmouth
Hotel Wentworth
Pilgrim Commandery
Asylum of Pilgrim Commandery
Rockingham Park
Well Remembered Pastor Yale Feted by Henrys Circle
Reverend David S Yale former pastor of Central Church and now at First Congregational Thomps onville Conn and Mrs Yale were guests of Representative William K Henry and Mrs Henry at Enfield Street home Last Thursday A farewell reception featured a purse of 191 00 presented to Yale by Henry and Levi Abbe spoke for the group
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David S. Yale
First Congregational Church
Thompsonville
Conn
Central Church
Yale
Levi Abbe
Bath Soldier Boys Visit Fort Baldwin for Drill and Meals
Hyde Guards members left on the government steamer Gen. Randol for Fort Baldwin Kennebec Sunday drill at Battery Cosan Hardman. They enjoyed fish chowder supper and coffee under Q M Serigt Burnham, then breakfast and more drill before returning to Seghin for a sea view. A purse of $50 was given to Mrs Yale by local friends. Thompsonville Press.
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Hyde Guards
Gen. Randol
Fort Baldwin
Kennebec
Fort
Battery Cosan
Sun
Battery Hardman
Arthur Wilson
Byron Clark
Q. M. Serigt
Wakefield
Te Battery
Randol
Macine
Seghin
Yale
Thompsonville Press
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John M. Clark
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Wm. C. Chadbourne
Front St. Tel
Roome
D. M. Humphreys
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Maine
C.W. Watson
Office and Veterinary Hospital
Cedar St
Brunswick, Me
Ontario Veterinary College
Dvs
Torterinary College
Ontario Veterinary Medical Society
Chicago Veterinary College Association
Maine Veterinary Medical Association
F. S. Curtis
Isath, Maaine
Cyrus W. Longley
Front St
New York
Navarre
38Th St
Urey Aston
Edgar T. Smith
Lowe Brothers
Mellotone
Read Nichols.Co
Commercial St
Bath, Mo
Hartford
Ition and Insurance Co
Brooks and Bonds
Trask
Mort- Kane
Iyo
L. B Brainard
Milk St
C.F. Resterts
Riandieuen
Asst
Mer
Albert L. Cutting
A. G. Page Company
Ernest A. Allan
Col
W. E
New Palace
Palace Theatre
Alameda
Abrams Simmusement Co
Davis Hatch
Bass
Independent
Mr. Cut
Tion
Kipling
Bath Soldier
Bath Merchants’ Journal
Worcester Buckeye
Worcester Horse
Hussey
Planet Junior
Johnson Bros Co
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