Bath items include fishing and church events in local notes
Local Bath notes report WCTU and Unity Guild meetings, a large pickerel catch, and a vivid tale of 25 inch fish. A Maine Central locomotive accident, baptisms at Corliss Street Baptist Church, a funeral, and barge work injuries are noted along with four Maine schooners heading to South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild of
The
First Baptist Church
Cora Martin
Lincoln St
W. C.T.U
Western Ave
Ark From
Five Islands
City Landing
Nequasset
Bath
Nequasset Lake
Cosmopolitan Club
Columbia Theatre
Woolwich
M.C.R.R
George Pinkham
Exhibition Down
Lemont’s Creek
Maine Central Yard
Corliss Street Baptist Church
B. P. Browne
Cumberland Street
Brunswick
Browne
Corliss Street
Winneganee
Ethel Mae Kelley
Alvah E. Kelley
Rochester
Minn
Walter A. Murtaugh
Union St
E. B. Tetley
Topsham
Harry E. Emmons
Lester N. Stetson
Samuel Holbrook
W. l L. Ripley
Brunswick High School
Oak Grove Cemetery
Farther Lights Society of the People’s Church
Reading
Sarah Coombs
Roy Colby
Eva Dunn
Ralph Cornish
Georgie Bayles
Carrie Trott
W. H. Walling
Bertram Crocker
Miss Bayles
Kelley Spear Yard
Daniel A. McInnis
Drummond St
Moris
McInnis
Maine
Atlantic
Mary E. Palmer
Magnus Manson
Rio Janeiro
Norfolk
Margaret Haskell
Montevideo
Brina F. Pendleton
Addison EB. Bullard
Easter eggs arrive as shops stock seasonal candy
The town reports Easter eggs arriving in candy stores while a busy period includes repairs and preparations around Bath. Events span the steamer Wallula wreck sighting, a March 18 musical at Music Hall, and lectures at Wesley Church alongside civic notices about armory telephony work and summer shipbuilding in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M
ixelley-Spear
Read Nichols
Bath
Wallula
Dunbars
Music Hall
First Baptist Church
William Shea
Beacon St
Epworth League of Wesley Church
Fred Armes
Cherry St
Atlas
Thorne
Ajax
Kennebec
Sophie
Popham
Mississippi Supreme Court
Peters
Greenleaf
Maine Coast Artillery Reserve
Portland
Raymond Chappell
Burma
Lewiston Sun
Philharmonic Society
Emilio de Gogorza
Port Arthur
Texas
Horatio L. Baker
New York
Tampa
Stirrup Light
Ahama Islands
M. C. Tomlin
Goshen
N. J
Baker
Ims
G. G. Deering
Montreal
Quebec
John McCabe
McCabe
William Howard Taft
Economic Club
Congress Square
Taft
William T Hodgkins Seeks City Clerk Post in Local Race
A crowded scene on the business streets Saturday and a candidate, William T Hodgkins, enters the City Clerk race. The report notes community activity from painting of the library to basketball matches and a dramatic liquor seizure at Bertha Green’s Elm Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Hodgkins
George Coombs
Owen J. Ledyard
Neqnasset Lake
Winter-Cast Notes From Bath and Vicinity
Frost eases and dry roads mark the area as Easter plans, Elks election, and local church events loom. Eggs sell for 20 cents a dozen in Gardiner while Harold Reed shoots three rabbits in Woolwich. Bath events include a opera night and a funeral for George Penner with Rev. Evans officiating. Mentions of tramps at the police station decline, and a grain of local social life appears through library fund whist, theater, and maritime notes about Miss Emma Magoon and the Marine Journal connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Harold Reed
Woolwich
Watersalis
Agri
Bath Aerie of
Gaudreau
George Penner
Court St
Evans
The
Universalis
Niagara
Taerran
Lassetital
Bath
George L. Norton
Marine Journal of New York
Paul Ber
Pani
Norton
Maine
Marine Journal
Coddles
Plar
T. Boges Johns
Hwoun
Community notes and local happenings in Woolwich area
Reports of a shooting incident at Woolwich Ferry field and other events include Capt. John Stinson losing a horse at Woolwich, a church sermon series on Lost themes, Freshman talks on health topics, and farm and town updates. Volunteers distributed food baskets, aid for families facing eviction, and Bundle Day success encouraged by Capt. Snowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stinson
Woolwich
Darius
NG Powers
Gospel Mission Sumdat
Rasrerid
Baptist Church
Morse Hich High School
Iola Whittam
Virginia Shaw
Lewiston
Mab
Timier
Maine
Omsidera
Heesin
Edwin F Ram
Nathanie Norte
Franke Jones
Tie Tresen
Harold Snowden
Salvadior Army
de Stierels
Strawberries and roads mark rural life notes
Field reports note strawberry markets in Bath and shifting weather with roads drying out as frost nears. Community events in Portland and Brunswick include church services and a veterans whist drive. Maritime items cover yacht purchases and a freight schooner headed to Rio Janeiro. Poultry farming topics conclude the brief with a lecture on feeding and sanitation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jolly Thimble
E. J. Murphy
Middle St
Kelley-Spear
North Woods
Georgetown
Wavy
Virginia
Colonials
Hudsons
Howard Rice
Officer Rice
Night Watch
Maine General Hospital
MacMahan Island
Bates Corporation
Mors Higiy
W Hyde
W. A MaccCormick
James F. Kine
Facunty
Ralph Gay
Cora F. Cressy
Woming
New England Uniform Bank
Knishits
Pythias
Portsmouth
Porsmouth
Lucuilus Company
Ft. K.P
Boston
Reynolds
Norris
Bertha Green
Elm St
A.ir
Bertha
Oliver
Elks
MarMahan Island
Sedgwick Circle
GWR
Moa-e
Mus
Washington St
Uosteula
Merier
Emma Magoon
North St
Ethel Hawley
Florent Dunton
Vham Beach
Library Fund
Sar- Zeant Pearson
Henry Cuskier
Seguin
Mr. Cuskier
Seguin Light
Windlis
Washich Sinsl
Fiahz
Gan Club
Woolwich Ferry Field
Kennet
Fternoon
South St
Piriver Norton
Lowell Temple
Pfothian Sisters
Murra
Bertha Hunt
Rowk
S44
Hyde
Hope
Herbert M. Sears
Omimodore
Robert Codman
Dorothy Palmer
W. B. Wornitell
Cumberland
Cumberland St
Praunswick
Sunray
At-O -Ome
Sons of Veterans
Foresters Hull
Fannie de Wolf
Josephine Oliver
Aanla Pie Sa
W Sett
E. E. Harford
Harrison
William H. Taft
Wilson
Dion Snow
Cobumbia
Tim
Rman
France
Poulin
Eleanor Ferguson
Bai I Shhool of
W. C. Monahan
Mr. Monohan
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