Bath High Alumni Mark Twenty First Banquet at Morse High
The Bath High School Alumni Association held its twenty first annual banquet at Morse High School with record attendance aside from a similar 5 extra guest night at Merrymeeting Park Casino. Members from class 1912 joined older graduates as Wesley Church ladies served a spread. speeches praised past, present, and future, and a desk and chairs were donated to Morse High School by the class of 1877.
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Bath High School Alumni Association
Morse High School
Merrymeeting Park Casino
Tealimni
Evenue
Hilndas
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ISS7
Xschool Board
Wesley Church
Wesley
Willian’ C. Avery
The
Ladies’ Aid
Emma Pierce
J. E. Conley
H. A. Walters
Waitreses
Elsie Lowell
Eleanor Cahill
Bessie Hopkins
Jennie Colby
Esther Brown
Ena
Dunton
Duke of Wellington
Harold Thompson
Ann Mary Robinson
Davenport
Charles C. Low
Frostina Marston
Harry Sinveral
Fred P. Shaw
Shaw
Lincoln
City of
Bath
Morse High
Issit
Bath School Board
Damon
Pythias
Bath High School
New Meadows River Vacation Hub Aids Coastal Development
Oakledge Outing Company seeks to develop New Meadows coastal resources by establishing transport to Small Point and promoting summer colonies. It offers to post property listings for sale or rent at New Meadows Landing waiting room and invites hotels and boarding houses to advertise free. The group pledges nonfee assistance to help guests learn accommodations from New Meadows Inn to Alltquippa Lodge.
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Maine
Oakledge Outing Company
New Meadows
Small Point
New Meadows Landing
New Meadows Inn
Alltquippa Lodge
Control of Cut Worms Warns Farmers of New Meadows River Area
The article reviews the threat of cut worms to vegetables and garden plants, detailing how they sever young plants at the soil surface. It cites the Agriculture Department findings on effective control using poisoned bran mash, trenching, water-filled trenches, tar barriers, crop rotation, and fall plowing to reduce infestations.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomologs
Bowdoinham Sheep Farm Praises Manageable Flock Size
W 2B Kendall owner of Long Branch Farm Bowdoinham writes on the Maine Farmer about his flock of over 10 sheep. He recalls fitting a barn for ventilation and water, claims carrying 200 sheep is feasible with proper care and feed. The herd started in with 2iv in November and sheared 234 in April, killing 3 but losing none to disease. The flock produced over 200 lambs.
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Kendall
Long Branch Farm
Bowdoinham
The
Maine Farmer
Gifford
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted in Bath Advertisement
An ad claims kidney pills relieve backache and rheumatic pains, featuring customer Mrs. Bath Bath Me praising Dean's Kidney Pills after years of use. It lists Foster Milburn Co as sole U.S. agents and includes mention of other farm notes and a Fourth of July gale causing damage in the county.
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Bath
Middle St. Court
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Massacre at Wiscasset and pirate-like escape echoes
An 1749 Boston Post-Boy report recounts six Wiscasset men killing three Indians in a night attack cited as concerted villainy. One Indian died, two were wounded, five suspects jailed, with a leader still at large. Later, jailbreakers freed two prisoners en route to York jail. Bath council debates a 50 year old Fourth of July plan.
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Boston Post-Boy
New York Gazette
Boston
Wiscasset
Denny
Wistasst
York
Canard
Bath
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