Farnhamco Beaver Board At 21 Elm Street Bath
Beaver Board supplier C. L. Farnhamco Inc lists address at 21 23 Elm Street Bath. No additional details or context provided in the fragment.
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Elm ST
Bath
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1917
Page
12
Local Jottings Prompt Maritime Visit and Odd Occurrences
The Pejepscot tug is hauled up at Kennebec Steamboat Co. wharf and out of commission. Capt. Angus McLeod of the Wyoming visits Mr. Small after discharging 5800 tons of coal in Portland. A Bath grocer laments egg scarcity and a 60 cent a dozen price. A Winter Street incident ends with a man hiding a whiskey necker after dropping it from his clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Steamboat Co
Charles W. Clifford
Augusta
State Hospital Board
Angus McLeod
Wyoming
Percy & Small
Small
Portland
Savage
S. J. Court
Court House
Winter St
Local Socials and Obituaries Highlight Bangor Bulletin
A range of small town notes include a Tuesday stag supper at Colonial Cafe and a Thursday Sewing Circle meeting with Mrs. Carrie Albee on Corliss Street. Obituaries honor Mary Curran of Bangor and Charles F. Jewett, with services in Hardings Station and West Lynn Lodge pallbearers. Burial for George P. Addison in Freeport closes the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Cafe
Carrie Albee
Corliss St
Bath
Atlantic Express
W. R. Kimball
Kelley-Spear Co
Young Men’s Christian Association
Mary Curran
Bangor Public Library
Maine Library Association
Bangor Library
Charles F. Jewett
Boston & Maine R.R
Sewall Jewett
Hardings’ Station
George E. Ackerman
Brunswick
Roy Perkins
Leo Davis
Warren Growse
John Perkins
Jewett
West Lynn
Down river farmers stock up as coal laden barges arrive
The town eases coal shortages as several coal laden barges reach the river. A grocer notes frost spared southern potato crops and new Bermuda and southern potatoes will soon arrive. The Park League reports a close match as the Athletics struggle with the Tail Enders, scoring the best lines in final strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of Universalist Church
S. J. Willis
Garden St
John Fitzgerald
Woburn
Portland
Frank Bowker
Margaret L. Roberts
Newport News
Para
Bermudas
Islands
Bath Y M C A Beats Portland All Stars In Fast Basketball
Bath Y M C A defeated the Portland All Stars 31 to 29 in a closely contested game before a large crowd at the Y M C A gym. Calumets beat the 4th Company 27 to 20 in a preceding fast match with both teams showcasing skill and quick scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland All Stars
Bath Y. M. C. A
Bath
Bath Y
M. C. A. Portland All Stars
Martin
MecGlauflin Young
If Rb
Spiller Cartmill
Anderson Farnham
Ib Lf
Hawkes Lydon
Ib Rf
Gilmano Foss
All Stars
Cartmill
Farnham
Lydon
Hawkes
Anderson
Gilman
Hart West
Stickney Burns
Chase
Calumets
Holbrook
Gay
Moses
Williams
Burns
Sullivan
Pratt
Hart
Talbot
Reed
Timer
Knights of the Temple Hold Official Visit in Dunlap
One hundred twelve Knights of the Temple met Tuesday at 6:30 in Dunlap Castle Hall for a turkey dinner hosted by Genes ta Chapter of the Eastern Star. The event featured the official inspection by Very Eminent Franklin R. Redlon of Portland and work by Em Commander Clarence A. Peaslee. Attendees included Knights from Brunswick Lisbon Falls Richmond and Lewiston, plus out of town guests Dr. Wallace Price Mel Baker and Harry Houdlette among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Temple
Castle Hall
Dunlap Commandery
Genesta
Eastern Star
Franklin R. Redlon
Portland
K. T
Maine
Order of the Temple
Clarence A. Peaslee
Knights of
Plant Brothers & Co forms in Portland with Thomas G. Plant as president
The Plant Brothers & Co., a new Portland shoe manufacturer, organized with Thomas G. Plant as president and a $280000 authorized capital. Directors include Alfred C. Grover Everett D. Plant and William F. Plant Jr., all of Manchester New Hampshire. Rogers Snow is clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Plant
New England
Plant Brothers & Co
Portland
Symonds, Snow, Cook & Hutchinson
Cumberland County
William F. Plant, Jr
Alfred C. Grover
Everett D. Plant
Manchester
N. H. Rogers
Snow
Lynn
Mass
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Mr. Grover
J. W. Amick
Freeport
Bowdoin Alumni Urged to Fund Hyde Hall Naming
It is suggested that the new dormitory at Bowdoin College be named William DeWitt Hyde Hall to honor 30 years of Pres. Hyde's service. A letter with the naming proposal and a fund appeal is being sent to Bowdoin alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itie
Bowdoin College
William DeWitt Hyde
Pres. Hyde
Bath Cooperative Moves to Liquidate Store After Vote
The Bath Cooperative Association voted 105 to 6 to liquidate its grocery store after two years of operation. Officers remain in place during liquidation, with stockholders to receive dollar-for-dollar for shares. The move reflects withdrawals by a few rather than poor performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Cooperative Association
Common Council
City Hall
the Times
West Bath’s Eldest Mary Gerrish Celebrates 91st Birthday
Mrs. Mary J. Gerrish of West Bath, the oldest resident, marked her 91st birthday at her son Fred C. Gerrish’s home. Born in Bath on the site of today’s Music Hall, she was twice married to Edward Russell and Frank Gerrish, with twelve children, five living: Zora Elliott, Gage Russell, George G. Russell, Frank Gerrish, and Fred C. Gerrish. She stays active daily, sews, reads without glasses, follows war news, and hopes for several more healthy years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Gerrish
West Bath
Fred C. Gerrish
Gerrish
Music Hall
Edward Russell
Frank Gerrish
Zora Elliott
Bath
Gage Russell
Togus
George G. Russell
Boston
Lakeport
N. H
Levin-Farber Wedding in South Portland
Zella Levin of Bath wed Charles Farber in a Sunday evening ceremony at 6 o clock conducted by Rabbi Shohet of Portland. The georgette crepe gown featured pearl trim and valley lilies in the veil, with carnations and ferns in the bridal bouquet. A course dinner followed for guests from Bath Lewiston Rumford Auburn Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Portland
Zella Levin
Bath
Charles Farber
Shohet
Portland
Lewiston
Rumford
Auburn
Boston
New York
Tufts seniors elect Symnes and Eaton class day orators
Tufts College announces Leland P Symnes of Beverly as chapel orator and Roland L Eaton of Sebasco Maine as tree orator for the class day ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
Leland P. Symnes
Beverly Chapel
Roland L. Eaton
Sebasco, Me
Pratt Thorborn Bath Girl Weds Former Texas Employee
Miss Marcia L. Pratt and John H Thorborn were married Sunday at 9 30am at the Pratt home 98 Bedford Street the ceremony was by Rev C Raymond Chappell Elm Street Baptist Church in the presence of relatives The groom a Reading Mass native and former constructing foreman with the Texas Steamship Co plans a wedding trip to Hartford Conn and they will reside in Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Pratt
Bedford Sr
Marcia L. Pratt
John H. Thorborn
C. Raymond Chappell
Elm Street Baptist Church
Reading
Mass
Texas Steamship Co
Powers Bros Prepare Two New Weirs for Sheepscot Season
Levi Powers of Georgetown reports that Powers Bros. lead in sardine and herring fishing on the Sheepscot with two new weirs to be ready at season opening. Each weir costs about six hundred wards. Early reports say herring have begun to strike in at Eastport and the Sheepscot season begins around April first, a major industry in Sagadahoc and Lincoln counties. Powers calls last season ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Powers
Georgetown
Powers Bros
Sheepscot
Eastport
Sagadahoc
Lincoln Counties
Powers
Texas off team edges Foremen in Bath Office Bowling League
Tuesday evening the Texas off team in the Bath Office Bowling League won by one point against the Texas Foremen after a strong first string. Dodge led the night with a high single of 117 and total 27 as both sides fought hard to overcome the Hooded but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Texas
Bath Office
Dodge
Edward P Burpee Visits Rockland Business Hub
Edward P Burpee of Rockland has been in town this week for business meetings and networking with local firms. He toured several offices and spoke with executives about potential collaborations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Burpee
Rockland Hs
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C. L. Farnhamco, Inc
Chilton Paints
Beaver Board
George P. Addison
Washington St
Maurice J. Duckley
Winter Street Congregational Church
William S. Shorey
Edward W. Larrabee
Joseph Sewall
Samuel Sewall
Julian Wilder
Amos P. Wilder
New Haven
Conn
Fortunat Belleau
Bellieau
Jower Broadway
Portland Co
England
Y.M.C.A
Dunlap
T. G. Plant
Trust der Parnttmeent Fidelity Trust Company
Portland, Maine
Bath Steam Dye House
H. E. Douglass
Prop
Front ST
Bath, MB
the Citizens Laundy Jet
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