Capt John A Thompson Seeks Sea and Shore Fisheries Post
Southport's Capt John A Thompson, a veteran sea captain and hotelier, emerges as a candidate for Maine fish commissioner. His long career includes command on multiple steamers, pilot work, and leadership in lobstermen's union, earning strong local support in Boothbay and Southport.
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John A. Thompson
Southport
Bath
Boothbay Register
Capt
Thompson
Alaska
Jennie Armstrong
Freeman Orne
Menhaden
Manhattan
North Star
Horatio Hall
New York
Portland
Lincoln
Miami
Havana
Harvard
Yale
Capt. Thompson
John T
Katherine (Segsworth) Thompson
Fred B
Fred P
Willie G
William Maddocks
John
Louis & Rosie
S. Nickerson & Sons
Boothbay Harbor
Church & Hathaway
Porgy
Atlantic
Kennebec Steamboat Co
Eastern Steamship Co
Star of the East
Apt
Jason Collins
Bill
Marr
Maine Seamship Co
Orth Star
Eastern Steamhip Corp
Tale
Acific
New Ileans
Cuba Distilling Co
Nelson
Amelco
Uring
Sumer
Lobstermen’s Union
The
Register
Beacons Lead Park League as Bowling Averages Surge
Park League update shows Beacons atop standings with Hyde Windlass leading second division. Top 12 bowlers exceed 85 average, including Farrar 92.56, Smith 91.66, Miller 90.28, Chase 86.66, Williams 85.16, and others. The note mentions painters not signing a three dollar day pay agreement.
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Park
Beacons
Hyde Windlass
Farrar
Smith
W. H. Miller
Stewart
Frates
V. Miller
Dall
Bouget
Billings
Chase
Cedric Martin
Williams
Local News Roundup From Lynn to Freeport
Short notes record residents and visitors across towns from Lynn to Portland and Boston. Mentions include Hugh Madden in Lynn, Joseph McCole in Portland, Mrs. Brewster and Mrs. Adams in Portland, Capt. Sewall in Bowdoinham, city officials from Portland, and several trips to Boston for business or social events. Freeport debuts in moving pictures with a town meeting vote to buy local films for a booster display.
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Hugh T. Madden
Lynn
Mass
Joseph E. McCole
Portland
P. D. Simpson
Sullivan Harbor
R. P. McFadden
Boston
Harry Washburn
James Brewster
F. B. Adams
J. F. Ramsdell
W. W. Libby
Leiwston
Joseph Sewall
Bowdeinham
Charles H. Jordan
George Jacobs
James A. Connellan
John
Winfield Morse
Winneganee
Jackman
John Klippel
Leonard Pharmacy
J. F. Sheffield
Pearl Lowell
Parker Head
Bath
Ernest Huse
Harry A. Huse
Freeport
Fred Mortimer
Aunt Mary Goddard 105th birthday celebrated in West Brunswick
Mary Goddard the oldest Quaker preacher in the world observed her 105th birthday at her niece Mrs. George Cox home in West Brunswick. She received greeting postcards from across the country and remains the oldest Maine resident. Born in Royalsboro she pursued tailoring and preaching, with her husband Robert Goddard also serving as an elder. The Durham Quaker Meeting House, built in 1829, supports a 200-member congregation and regular services.
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Mary Goddard
George Cox
West Brunswick
Goddard
Maine
Royalsboro
South Durham
David and
Waite Hawkes Douglass
Joseph Douglass
Friends Church
Mary
Robert Goddard
Parsonfield
Mercy
Mark Knight
Mr Knight
Knight
Inauguration Day and Springtime Hints For Beacon St
A sunny Sunday notes budding maples and early season autos. Inauguration day is approaching. Local clubs, church groups, and unions hold meetings, and youth groups attend the state conference in Portland with speeches by Governor Curtis and Mayor Ingraham. Bath sends a delegation with a banner praising Sagadahoc’s sturdy sons.
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Beacon Street
Ladies’ Aid
O. E Page
Dummer St
Dorcas Guild
Beacon St
Walter W. Smith
Washington St
Torrey Bushing
Cosmopolitan Club
Colonial Club
St. Patrick's Day
Bath
Edward Pomeroy
William Mr. Marvis
Muscatine
Ancient Order of United Workmen
United States
Canada
Wheeling
Little Rock
Ark
Portland
Portland Sunday Press
Deering
Mors
High Outfit
Burnham
Summer Sts
William M. Ingraham
George W. Hinckley
Good Will Farm
Sagadahoc
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
Mrs. Mattie Haley of Danville Virginia reports spending ten dollars on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and says she feels much better with no bearing down pains and good sleep. The ad touts forty years of use and invites letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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Danville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mattie Haley
Colquhone Street
Lydia E.pinkham
Selling Large Strong Chicks Hatch Dates June 15 22 29
Advertises sale of large strong Red chicks hatched June 15 22 and 29 from Hannah Howard in Winthrop Maine. Price ten dollars per hundred. Contact Tel.
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SAILE
R. I
Hannah Howard
Winthrop. Me
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the Park League
P.C. Beacons
Clothiers
Eurekas
Plumbers
Percy's
Hy Wincos
Pcs Od Chase
Bouget Williams
Leete
Martin Flaherty
Sy Anable
Miller Frates
Daley
Charles M. Bosc
Philip
C. C. Stevens
Cliftondale
S. E. Stevens
Center St
H. B. Morse
Margaret
George Pratt
Forest L. Mitchell
Lansing
Michigan
O. F. Coffin
Quincey
California
Maxwell Powers
Express
Fred W. Armes
H. A. Corey
Fred 3
John S. Deering
Clair Davis
Windsor
Windsor Machine Co
Herbert E. Stevens
North St
M. G. Leonard
Newburyport
Fred A. Rinex
Woolwich
James Young
Arlington
Raleigh
City
George W. Troop
Glynn
Convers Co
Dal Wor
Fletcher
Castorisa
Astoria
Castoria
Lydia
Pinkham
Chichester
Chl-Chester
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
Cyrus W. Longley
F. S. Curtis
Centre Street
Bath, Maine
G. C. Fuller
V.S
G. E. Legard
Vine St
Bath, Me
C. M. Humphreys
Sagadehock Biock, Bath, Main
Mee
Fidelity Trust Company
Portland, Maine
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