SHERIFF AND PARTY ENJOY TEN DAY NORTHERN MAINE TRIP
Sheriff Wilbur and party including Mrs. Stevens of Brooklyn and Mrs. Johnston of Belmont returned from a ten day automobile tour through northern Maine and New Brunswick. They toured Bathurst with hospitality from local residents and noted a new Grand Falls power plant and Bathurst's bright prospects. The group traveled the shore road from Chatham to Bathurst and back via Miramichi river showing abundant lumber and wildlife, ending the trip with visits to Moneton St. Andrews and Bankor before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Oliver
Warren TD. Oliver
Stevens
Brooklyn
N. Y
Andrew Johnston
Belmont
Mass
Maine
New Brunswick
Houston
Chatham
Frederickton
Bathurst
Thathurst
Bay of Chaleur
Grand Falls
Joseph Gammon
William Pepper
Samuel Carter
John, Miller
Samuel Gammon
Joshua Gammon
Shore Road
Miramichi
Tie
Moneton
St. Andrews
Bankor
City Sprays Shade Trees With Lead Solution
About half of the city’s shade trees were sprayed last week with arsenate of lead by a state crews from the department of agriculture as supply ran out. A fresh 12000 pounds was ordered and spraying continues for about four days. Pedestrians may be misted if they walk under trees during spraying. clothing may get damp but not damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Personal Notes From Maine Local Scene
Walter Reed visits his father Alton Reed at Five Islands and Mrs. Hubert. HL McCarty stays home with tonsillitis on High Street. Mrs M W Tibbetts of Rockland visits her son Joshua Tibbetts in Bath. Mrs Edward Hartwell of High Street visits relatives in Portland. Harold Kingsbury joins the Maine Central in the local baggage room. Davial Putnam of Vanity Fair Waiderwear Co. visits Bath. Mrs Evelyn Plassey of Providence visits James Lockery on Washington Street. At City hospital a seven pound daughter is born to Mr and Mrs George Lowell of Page Street. Delphine Troward, Morse High graduate, enters the office of Edward Bridgeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reed
Alton PL Reed
Five Islands
Hubert. HL. McCarty
High Street
M. W. Tibbetts
Rocklind
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Dligh Street
Edward Hl. Hartwell
Portland
Harold Kingsbury
Maine Central
Davial Putnam
Vanity Tair Waiderwear Co
Bath
Evelyn Plassey
Providence
James E. Lockery
Washington Street
City Hospital
George Lowell
Page Street
Delphine Troward
Morse High
Edward W. Bridgditn
Bath Set to Attend Damariscotta Athletic Meet
Bath residents plan to travel to Damariscotta on July 4 for a morning athletic meet and an afternoon horse trot. Bath boys are likely to enter sprint and distance events including yard dash 640 yard run and high jump. Contests run ten to eleven with a baseball game at TP and races starting at one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Dramariscottino
Phippsburg Road Work Drags On Amid Funding Gaps
The Popham Beach road work in Phippsburg is nearly spent from a $2500 1921 fund with $5000 state funds delayed until next month. Crews cleared bushes and cleaned gutters, graded hills, and improved Parker Head and Center routes while residents praised Road Commissioner Oliver’s efforts. Local fish prices fell short of expectations as Moses Wallace shipped 4400 pounds of cod hake and haddock to Portland and received only about $48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Phippsburg
Parker Head Village
He. Ingraham
Whippsburg Center Village
Bowker Shipyard
Parker Plead Village
Parker Head
Fred A. Oliver
Phippsburg Center
Willian A. Butler
Oliver
John McIntire
T. Ingraham
John McCollett
van Zandt Wheeler
West Point
Worthind
Annie Whitehouse
Los Angeles
Troward
Whitehouse
Walter Davis
Tas Western
Me. Davis
Europe
Moses Walhice
Sebasco
Wallace
Albert Morse
Tie
Bowker Ship Yard
Mr. Morse
Minott Shipyard
Miss Emma Perry Arrives Home from Helena Visit
Laura Annie dAPNES reports Emma Perry of Helena Montana arrived home Friday after a recent trip. The item notes Perry's return and local interest in her movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Annie Dapnes
Emma Perry
Helena, Mont
Excursions to Boston for the Fourth Promoted
The Kennebec Navigation Co announces two Fourth of July trips from Bath with a morning July 2 sail to Boston and a return Monday night. Excursionists will tour the Atlantic coast and Boston harbor to catch events including Red Sox games. Fare is 5 dollars Bath and 6 dollars Boothbay area, for the round trip and the two specified sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kennebec Navigation Co
Bath
Atlantic
Boston Harbor
Red__Sox
Washingtons
Boothbay Harbor
Rockland
Bath Festival Excursion Connects Boothbay Harbor and Christmas Cove
Sasaney river to all points as far as Christmas Cove. This will give Bath people who wish to attend the celebration at Boothbay Harbor an opportunity to do so. There will be a fare on this excursion of $1 to Boothbay Harbor and return and $1.50 to Christmas Cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasaney
Christmas Cove
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Low Rate Excursion to the Islands Sunday
Bath residents may ride the Kennebec Navigation Co vessel Wiwurna from Bath at 10 a m to Boothbay Harbor Christmas Cove and back. Round trip fare to Boothbay Harbor is 1 and 1.50 to Christmas Cove. Boat reaches Boothbay Harbor at noon, visits Christmas Cove, returns Bath about six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Kennebec Navigation Co
Boothbay Harbor
Islands
Christmas Cove
Excursion by Sasanoa River Attracts Weather Bereft Visitors
The favorable weather described invites a trip down the Sasanoa river to the sea, promising a fine excursion and likely many participants drawn by the pleasant conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasanoa
Invocation by Rev OBrien at Brooklyn World War Memorial
Rev Francis W OBrien delivered the invocation at the Brooklyn World War memorial unveiling honoring local World War I dead. Parks Commissioner John N Harmon presided. Miss Natalie Mae Todd unveiled the monument and presented it to New York City, received by Mayor John F Hylan. Senator William M Calder spoke among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. O’brien
People’s Church
Bath
Greenwood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
John N. Harmon
Borough of
Natalie Mae Todd
City of New York
William H. Todd
John F. Hylan
City of
New York
William M. Calder
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Thompson Bros
Bath’s Largest Clothiers
Sheriff’s Party
W. G. Cahill
Center St
Popham Road
Pauline J. Wyman
Philadelphia
Wyman
Norfolk
Pauline
Lake View
George CC. Pease
Center
William Hutchins
Margaret Perry
Andrew Perry
Meadow Brook
Irma Gilman
Martin Wyman
TE. A. Oliver
Ernest Bhaisdell
Roxbury
Basin
Joward Atwood
George Davia
Everett Harrington
Linde Windlass Co
G. C. Wotten
Hlm. Glidden
Brunswick
Small Point
W. EB. MelIntire
Mountain View Farm
W. HL. O'Brien
Massachusetts
William Morse
John Davis
Stewart McAllister
Leslie Perris
Harriet Clifford
Dromore
Newcastle
Cedar Grove
George Weston
Stanwood Gilman
Harry Bowie
Morse's River
Frank S. Bowker
Aine
Union
Central Maine Power Company
Augusta, Maine
L. F
Atwood
L. F.’’ Medicine Co
Fred B. Teeling
N. Y. Life Insurance Co
Front St
Dummer
Tel
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