Special session planned as P G C R James A O Neil visits Maine
Court Sagadahoc will hold a special session March 7 for P G C R James A O Neil of Portland to promote the supreme convention in June 1917. Plans call for an unusually engaging program as Maine hosts the event for the first time, with the state convention set for May in Augusta.
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Court Sagadahoc
Order of Foresters
P.G.C.R
Augusta
Helen G. King
Boston
Cape Cod Canal
Bourndale
Monhegan
Boothbay
Ayredale
Bath
Herbert Douglas
Carville Douglas
Marie Rowe
Eula Fielding
Margaret Miller
Margaret Washburn
Marion Titcomb
Dorothy Totman
Doris Shepherd
Ruth Burke
Natalie LeMont
Helen Haraden
Mildred Curtis
Adaline Day
Morse High
Colonials
Morse
Coss
Fitzgerald
Weinblatt
Sullivan
Brunswick
M.hls
Lisbon Falls
Green
Fannie
Leah
Fannie Green
An Old Fashioned Home Remedy Promises Relief
A fragment describes men and women feeling run down and sickly with nervousness and poor appetite. It claims a simple medicine can restore health by toning and stimulating the body, urging readers to try the remedy despite unclear details.
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Ieee
Ben Tioner
Apoe
Beye
Lafay ette sails from New York with 228 on board
The French line steamship Lafay ette departed New York Saturday bound for Bordeaux carrying 228 passengers and general freight. Loyal Sewall of this city is among the travelers and has joined the French ambulance corps for three months.
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Lafayette
New York
Bordeaux
Loyal Sewall
Shaw
Morse
R. L. Hateh
Lincoln Academy
Damariscotta
Charles
Kingsbury
Barter
Island Falls
Carl E. Milliken
Aroostook County
Milliken
Snow and mud hinder travel amid local activity in Bath area
Robert M. Silsby reported snow on the road from Cedar Grove to the Grove while mud persisted toward Woolwich Ferry. A corporal promotion exam was held at the Hyde Guards Armory with Capt. Owen, Lt. Wakefield, and Sgt. Williams overseeing. Hon. F. S. Bowker inspected timber shipments for his Phippsburg schooner. The remains of Mrs. Catherine Marr were interred in Oak Grove Cemetery after arriving from Quincy Massachusetts. The Gibbons dock coal barge Hauto discharged its cargo while workers toiled through Sunday and Monday.
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Aderton
Water St
Julia C. Ring
Charles W. Ring
Robert M. Silsby
McCormick Automobile
North Pittston
Cedar Grove
the Grove
Woolwich Ferry
The
Hyde Guards
Owen
Wakefield
Williams
F. S. Bowker
Phippsburg
Virginia
Catherine Marr
Horace Marr
Bath
Quincy
Mass
Oak Grove Cemetery
Marr
Gibbons Dock
Hauto
Orchestrated Society Hop and Local Events Across Town
Twenty couples danced at Society Hall in Popham Beach while Bath and Popham steamer interests discussed a new bridge. debates promise next week at Bath and Rockland High on Compulsory Military Training. Major George A. Baker touted for sheriff. Kennebec ice operations resume after thaw. Marseilles trolley-ferry design mirrored by Cromwell plan across the Durance.
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Bath
Popham
Portland
Winter St. Church
John A. Morse
Harry Morin
George A. Baker
Kennebec
John Footer
Charles Robinson
Nequasset Lake
Ville
Bath Ford
the Dyke
Woolwich
F. B. Keane
K. and G. Bakery
Marseilles
France
Durance
Calvin EB. Cromwell
The
Times
Cromwell
Long Reach
Woman Combines Nervous Trouble Cure On Farm
West Danby New York resident Livs Dewitt Sinncebaugh reports chronic nervousness and female troubles eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it steadied her health enabling work on a farm with four daughters and notes her oldest daughter also benefited. The ad extols the compound as a forty year proven tonic from native herbs and roots.
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West Danby
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dewitt Sincebaugh
West den
N.Y
Lydia
Inkham
Community notices from Grand Army Hall and Music Hall
The Sewing Circle of the G A R gathered at Grand Army Hall for an all day event plus box dinner. The War Relief Committee will host a card party at Music Hall on Monday afternoon March 6 to support their work. Morse High girls hosted a post game dance for Lisbon at Music Hall with Bath Orchestra providing music. The C B Society of the First Church met Sunday evening to discuss exterminating the saloon with charts led by Clarence N Flood.
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Society Hall
Popham Beach
Drake
William King Council
Royal Arcanum
Hiram C. Wilson
Portland
Unity Guild
The
First Baptist Church
C. Raymond Chappell
North St
Sheepscot
G.A.R
Grand Army Hall
War Relief Committee
Music Hall
Morse High
Lisbon
Bath Dance Orchestra
C. B. Society of the First Church
Clarence N. Flood
Waterville Mayoral Nomination and Coastal Tests Highlight Maine News
The Republicans nominated Col. Frederic E. Boothby for mayor of Waterville with ex mayor Frank Redington giving the nominating speech. Ex governor William T. Haines and ex mayor Luther G. Bunker spoke in support. In maritime news, the Pennsylvania pressed to 21.75 knots on a standardization test, and Charles W. Morse outlined a new United States Steamship Co with 14 companies consolidating their fleets. Edward Payson Viles of Skowhegan died suddenly, survived by son Blaine Wiles, mayor of Augusta.
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Republicans
Waterville
Col
Frederic E. Boothby
Portland
Frank Redington
William T. Haines
Luther G. Bunker
Martin F. Bartlett
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Morse
United States Steamship Co
Republican City Committee
J. Edward Drake
Broad St
Edward Payson Viles
Skowhegan
Sonirset County
Viles
Central
Maine
Blaine
Wiles
Augusta
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Konstins
Bas Evert
Aes Petper
Berrett
the Genie Company
Kew Yorkee
Paterson Manufacturing Co
N.B
Sydney
N.S
Halifax, NL
Drees
Everjet
M. Humphreys
Sagedahock Brcck
Meio
AB Watson
Union Street
Queen Esther Sewing Circle
Rockland Harbor
Southport
State Highway Department
America
Daniels
King
Charleston
Rockland High School
Morse High School
United States
Rockland
Lloyd B. Ham
Bath-Rockland
Rockland High
Camden High
Camden
Fletcher
Castoria
What Is
Fidelity Trust Company
Monument Square
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