Prices and Markets Report from New York Boston and Chicago
Grain and livestock markets show unsettled to firm tones across staples. Wheat futures drifted with Berlin tensions cited, while corn oats and butter held varied steadiness. beef and pork prices as well as eggs and sugar indices moved with regional market readings and receipts.
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Duluth
Manitoba
New York
Middle West
Hennery
Boston
Western
New York Twins
Chicago
Washington
ASW
River side Cemetery holds annual meeting and officers elected
The River side Cemetery Association met February 26 at Woolwich. Officers elected include Charlotte L. Buck secretary Novella J. Trott treasurer and Maud H. Larrabee auditor with Alfred E. Trott and Cyrus Gilmore as three year directors and Alton B. Thwing as president. Treasurer Maud H. Larrabee submitted the year’s report detailing funds received and expenditures and noting outstanding notes with Augusta Bath and Kennebec savings interest. The issue notes and the annual church and local notices follow with community updates on property moves, school events, and town meetings.
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Riverside Cemetery Association
Charlotte L. Buck
Woolwich
Novella J. Trott
Augusta
Maud H. Larrabee
Bath
Alfred E. Trott
Cyrus Gilmore
Alton B. Thwing
Francis M. Hawthorne
Local Bath News Roundup and Town Meeting Nears
West Bath notes show Mrs Rachel Trufant’s slight improvement and visitors including Mrs Frank Woodside of North Fryeburg. Town reports and plans for the annual town meeting discussed as Fred Bubier cuts ice for summer, schools reopen, and several residents host guests across Bath and nearby towns.
Local Residents Seem to Enjoy Weekend Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs R H Dunton enjoyed a weekend with friends in Portland. Miss Josephine Oliver returned home after a visit in Portland. Marshall A Haraden moved into the Fiske residence opposite the Park on Linden St. Maurice Avery of this city Bowdoin College 1919 has been awarded a $75 scholarship. Fred H Pratt returned to Portland after visiting his brother A R Pratt Bedford St. Mrs Nellie Starrett of Thomaston has returned home after the winter. Mrs W E Purington returned to South Orange NJ after a visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Ernest Eaton Mrs George F Stacy and Mrs J F Stacy spent Saturday in Portland. Charles H Nocton went to Hartford CT where he has been offered a position in a large foundry. Richard Farlin manager Gibis Express in Waltham arrived to visit Mrs F S Oliver Popham. L Houghton Owen, long with Hyde Windlass Co painters, is critically ill at City Hospital after rupture operation. William A Gibson, a former Bath boy now in Boston, is recovering from an operation there. J Edward Wakefield, formerly of this city, recently operated on for appendicitis, resumes duties at American Trust Co building in Boston. Mrs Searles and daughter Miss C A Searles arrived from New York to set summer rent and return for the season in April.
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Josephine Oliver
Portland
Marshall A. Haraden
Fiske
Park
Linden St
Maurice Avery
Bowdoin College
Fred H. Pratt
A. R. Pratt
Bedford St
Nellie Starrett
Thomaston
W. E. Purington
South Orange
N. J
Ernest Eaton
George F. Stacy
J. F. Stacy
Charles H. Nocton
Hartford
Hyde Windlass Co
City Hospital
William A. Gibson
Boston
Boston City Hospital
J. Edward Wakefield
American Trust Co
State St
Georgetown Notes from Walter Russell Visit and Local Happenings
Georgetown residents share visits and health updates. Plans are set for a March 18 supper at Riggsville and a Republican caucus on March 7 at Center Schoolhouse to choose delegates and nominate candidates. The town debates school location and mourns population shifts while Mrs. Oliver and family move back to Bay Point.
Winnegance Briefs Report Illnesses and Attacks
Miss Bernice Clifford remains out after several weeks of illness. Edward Conant suffered an acute indigestion attack Wednesday while riding a trolley. he became unconscious briefly, then recovered and continued home. Mrs. Warren Pushard has bronchitis. Dr. Byron F. Bar-
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Bernice Clifford
Edward Conant
Parmenter and Polsey Grain Company Ad
An old advertisement extols Schumacher stock feed and P. P. A-1 Purity flour. It promises superior value and quick bread rising, praising Parmenter and Polsey's Grain Company for quality feed and service. A Bundled promo targets farmers and homemakers with currency and image of abundant crops and poultry profits.
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Midas
Polsey
Bath Grain Store Promises Good Feeds for Farm Animals
A verse style sales pitch extols Bath Grain Store in Bath for Town Talk Flour and a range of feeds. It claims light biscuits, fluffy dumplings, increased laying from Scratch feed, effective milk mash for chicks, and pork, horse, and cow feeds. The author touts a "good square deal" and long trading history with the store.
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Bath
Bath area life notes mix of visits and events
Local residents attend visits and illnesses while planning trips and social gatherings. Cars electrics show a mouse scare on a passenger trip. Notable items include shipyard work at Frank Bowker, a large tool contract, and visiting guests Heliodore Gay and Lorenzo Gay from Quebec and Saskatchewan.
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Gardiner Huff
F. W. Carlton
Augusta Savings
Francis M. Thorne
E. H. Carlton
Augusta Savings Bank
J. Trott
Congregational Church
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Gladden
Hyman
Jessie Mains
Charles D. McDonald
Deering
Nat Trott
Mains
Frances Willard
Nequasset Congregational Church
McKay
Lines’s Island
Board of Selectmen
Asa Hathorne
Lemuel Stinson
Eben Dana
Sumner Bailey
Frank Head
Wilson Bailey
Harvey T. Bailey
D. J. Hathorne
George Marston
Minnie Carlton
North Woolwich
Smith
Pastor Smith
Methodist Church
Ferry
Murphy’s Corner
Daisy Hunnewell
Elizabeth Small
Janet Small
Stewart H. Day
Robert N. Day
John MacDonough
Ellery Southard
Dannie Hart
Alfreda Gowen
Daisy Hun
Capt. Ames
John Thwing
Mary Carlton
Dresden
Charles Siegers
James Allen
Horace
Williams Mill
Myrick Heath
Mrs
Kate Blair
Bowdoinham
D. W. Blair
West Bath
Rachel Trufant
Frank Woodside
North Fryeburg
J. Everett Mayo
William Heskett
Hardings
Clarence A. Peaslee
Courson
Brunswick
I. B. Neiley
North Bath
Charles R. Foote
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Cora Wright
William Brown
M. S. Barry
Annie Wylie
Lewis H. Curtis
New Meadows
Robert S. Dennis
Melbourne
Victoria
Australia
Harry S. Hanson
Fred Bubier
Foster’s Point
Fred P. Ring
Higgins
Clarence N Flood
Grange
United States
E. J. Rich
Corunna
Ivan Small
Harold Freeman
George M. Rogers
John H. Rogers, Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Florence Neiley
Lewiston
Charles Doten
Miss Baker
Starrett
Berry’s Mills
Lowell
Campbell's Pond
Jennie Mountfort
Leila Berry
R. H. Dunton
Georgetown
Walter Russell
B. H. Woodside
Harold Hunt
Thomas Williams
West Georgetown
D. H. Todd
Riggsville
Robert Jordan
Ida Williams
Elwell Todd
Wilson
Virginia
Marrtown
Working League
Charles Marr
Clarence Oliver
Berlin
N. H
William Davis
Grace Scott
Everett Jewett
George F. Oliver
Bay Point
Republican County Committee
Ernest Spinney
Cox’s Head
Admiral
Albert Ross
Cocoanut Grove
Florida
Lillian EB. Oliver
Jennie Dearborn
Five Islands
William Holland
Stearns Scott
Winnegance News
Schumacher
P. T. Barnum
Bath Grain Co
Ker
Albert Lakin
Symonr Hayden
Fred Oliver
Frank Bowker
Phippsburg Center
Morse High School
Winneyance
Charles Williams
Topsham
Frank Rogers
Harry Oliver
East Deering
Stanley Wallace
Eva Small
Eugene Spinney
William Willis
Albert Morse
Parker Head
Richard Mann
Fred Coombs
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Walter Marco
David A. Merry
Alice Benner
James Perry
Edwin Hunt
Eugene Knight
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street
W. ©. Perry
George Stevens
John Rogers
Dromore
Walter Perry
Columbia
Alice Colson
A. H. Goodwin
Phippsburg Machine Company
Heliodore Gay
Quebec
Lorenzo
Saskatchewan
Edmond
Albert M. Gay
Gay
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