Arthur Bailey earns early success in regular army
Arthur L. Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Bailey formerly of Hyde Light Guards Bath enlisted years ago and after discharge earned high marks for his character and work He was among 20 regulars from across the United States sent to Fort Riley Kansas for training Other local items note Woolwich grange meetings deaths and upcoming town meeting events
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Arthur L. Bailey
Lincoln Bailey
Hyde Light Guards
Bath
United States
Fort Riley
Kansas
Bailey
Woolwich Grange
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Alice Doyle
Manchester
N. H
Doings Around Georgetown Center Details Village Life
Miss Edith Berry of Bath visits Georgetown Center for several days. E C Merry harvested Sedgemere ice to meet growing summer demand. Wendall P Todd buys a horse from Everett Higgins. John Berry improves health and sits up part of each day. Town officers report a banner year with low overdraft and reduced debt. 46 article warrant items include private ways and tax collection by bid. Powers brothers expand fishing rights on Sheepscot and Kennebec rivers. Engagement announced between John Fairfield Thompson and Elizabeth Wheeler of Brooklyn. Various locals visit, travel, or recover from illness as community life proceeds.
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Edith Berry
Bath
E. C. Merry
Sedgemere
Wendall P. Todd
Everett C. Higgins
John Berry
L. W. Powers
E. ¢. Merry
Littlefield
Sheepscot
Powers Bros
L. W. and
Burnside
Levi
Kennebec
Harringtons
Powers
John Fairfield Thompson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elizabeth Wheeler
Jacek” Thompson
Miss Wheeler
Georgetown
Clarence Oliver
Lancaster
Thomas N. Williams
South Downs
Shropshire
Chas
Eaton
Almon Marr
William
Boston
W. H. Holland
Leander Berry
Salem
Mass
Berry
Hodgdon and Dodge
Portland
A. L. Rowe
Gloucester
Comedy Co
Ladies’ Aid Society
T. E. Cromwell
Ada McGilvary
Charles Lewis
Frank Ryder
MacMahan's Island
Clara Hinckley
Portland Hursdas
West Bath Grange Meeting Evening Program
The program lists acts including a piano duet by Luella Noyes and Lilian Mayo an original poem by Anna C Trufant and a vocal solo by Fr M Harnden plus a singing contest for the Sisters and for the Brothers and a debate on the resolution that the Farmer s wife works harder than her husband with another vocal solo by Annie B E Wylie.
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West Bath Grange
Luella Noyes
Lilian
Anna C. Trufant
Fr. M. Harnden
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G. M. Stinson
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Henry
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A. F. Reynolds
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Mildred Howe
Ina Ll. Noble
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Waltham
Charles C. Crosby
Daniel Abbott
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Everett L. Trafton
W. C. Todd
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Committee On Fisheries
Perley Rattleff
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