Fresh Produce Prices and Market Reports Include Wheat and Butter
An extensive listing shows prices for fresh eggs, dairy butter, cabbage, carrots, potatoes, onions, apples, bananas, and mixed feed. It also reports New York and Boston markets for butter, cheese, and produce, plus Chicago market notes on wheat, corn, oats, and live cattle. Local notices mention residents’ activities and a few community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaton Leics
Cranherries
Peter Ot
Gnwcutos
Banani
Sela
New York
Duluth
Middle West
Tenshnery
Boston
New York Twins
Social Notes From Georgetown and West Georgetown
Mrs E H Woodside visits sister Mrs Hollis in Portland while Mrs Vina Kingsbury returns home from Bath with sister Mrs Everett Trafton. Mrs E M Spinney guests her son Fred Spinney at Bay Point after wintering in West Georgetown. The Working League met with Mrs Everett Jewett. Augusta Todd hosts next Tuesday. Fred Oliver travels to Gardiner and Perry Maine. Grace Scott visits Bay Point with sister Mrs George Oliver. U S Consul to Sweden Rosentwist entertains ten friends at West Georgetown summer home. H T Stevens visits on business. Dr and Mrs Cragin spend in Bath. Mrs Roxy Moore and daughters ride Virginia from Bay Point. Charles Green promotes Watkins remedies with regular trips. S P Trafton and Harold Hunt visit Bath. The Whisters meet with Misses Bessie and Ethel Todd. crowd small due to snow. First prizes Ida Williams and Stearns Scott. booby prizes to Mrs W A Todd and Leon Williams. Lunch at 10:30 followed by music. Olive Rowe of Bath visits grandmother Mrs Charles W Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Woodside
Hollis
Portland
Vina Kingsbury
Bath
Everett Trafton
E. M. Spinney
West Georgetown
Fred Spinney
Bay Point
Working League
Everett Jewett
Augusta Todd
Fred Oliver
Gardiner
Perry
Grace Scott
George Oliver
B. G. A. Rosentwist
U. S
Sweden
Boston
H. T. Stevens
Cragin
Roxy
Ida Williams
Stearns Scott
W. A. Todd
Leon Williams
Olive Rowe
Charles W. Oliver
Howard Hunt
Harry C. Williams
Thomas L. Perry
Dresden
Ellison Houdlette
A. H. Goodwin
Joshua Upton
Henry Potter
Mina Oliver
Enterprise Farm
Alice Rich
Clarence Johnson
Friends
George Cook
Weeks St. Bath
Eugene Spinney
Ladies’ Aid
A. D. Adams
Coffee
Kathryn Williams
Harry Oliver
Clara Oliver
James Perry
Soap Club
Sadie Oliver
Edgar Williams
Eleanor Morse
North Woolwich
Jane Purington
Percy Morse
Myra Rogers
William Smith
Frank Reed
Frank Card
Woolwich
Charles Hewett, Jr
Somerville
Beulah McIntire
Harold Snowdon
Salvation Army
Ida Hunt
Myra Rice
South Street
Zina Hunt
Bessie Hunt
Bodwell Grange
A. C. Johnson
Loring Gilman
George McIntyre
Simsbury
Conn
William Cushing
Small Point
George D. Weston
Birch Point
Annie Cutting
Dromore
William Wyman
Ernest Pye
Frank Sweeney
Owen Richardson
Wet Point
Frances Sedequist
J. Arthur Stevens
Popham
William Wilson
Sebasco
James Gillies
William Bowie
Eleanor
Charles Morse
Bertha Morse
Bernice Clifford
Winneganee
Elbridge -Morse
Elbridge Morse
Bowie
Asa Percy
Frank Scholfield
A. F. Williams
F. S. Bowker
C. V. Minott, Jr
Community Notes From Arrowsic and Vicinity
Social reports include Mr. and Mrs. W F Potter hosting fifteen youths with victrola piano music games and dancing then refreshments. March 28 Montsweag arch Christian ete Society supper and entertainment planned. Local updates mention Harold E Snipe’s pneumonia recovery Edgar Phinney visiting Portland residents births moves deaths and travelers including Miss Alberta Marr death in Pemequid and Fisher relatives from Bath Gloucester and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Potter
Christian Ete Society
Montsweag Arch
Harold E. Snipe
Edgar Phinney
New York
E. H. Phinney
Stork
Ibra Lawrence
Arthur Willis
Bath
Trueman Farnsworth
Portland
Arthur LaBelle
Woolwich
Elsworth Robbins
E. B. Snipe
F. H. Snipe
Thomas O. Steen
Boston
Edward Pierce
Pemequid
Wilder Hagan
Gloucester
Mass
Mildred Snipe
Elsie Blair
Pie social benefits Riggsville church in cold moonlit night
Ladies' Aid held a pie social in the vestry Saturday evening clearing nearly ten dollars. A cold moonlit night and heavy snow reduced attendance and travel from other town parts. Mrs. E A Williams returned from Massachusetts after weeks away. The group met last Wednesday at Mrs Barker's. next at Mrs B A Williams's home. Mr George West visited Boston for the Republican Convention and then went to Toronto to visit a brother in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
E. A. Williams
Massachusetts
Barker
George West
Boston
Portland
Toronto
Ontario
Woolwich Visitors and Local Guests In Bath and Woolwich
Miss Mabel Swett of Bath enjoys vacation at North Woolwich as guest of Miss Lillian Blair. John McKenney from Auburn visits on Monday where he is employed. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Howe are Sunday guests of Mr Howe's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Swett
Bath
North Woolwich
Lillian Blair
John McKenney
Auburn
Wilbur Howe
Howe
Tom Mains
Arrowsic
John Savage
Mr. Pearson
Savage
G. M. Stinson
Portland
Chopp’s Creek
Morse High School
Lincoln Bailey
Leslie Bailey
June
Dresden
E. R. Mains
Walter Baker
Lothair Lowell
Bath and Winnegance notes with community updates
Bath and Winnegance communities report visits and travels of residents, school reopening plans, youth activities, and local committee appointments. Casual visits from Bath, Dresden, Portland, and Freeport residents are noted alongside cemetery association reports, sleighing, and upcoming meetings.
Phippsburg Weather Hints of Spring Amid Snow
The Fortnightly column notes spring plans approach with a steady course despite lingering snow. It suggests summer may arrive after a belated gale and mentions men clearing roads for the mail this Thursday morning as in the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Will
Tipperary
Bodwell Grange marks twenty ninth anniversary with dinner
Bodwell Grange celebrated its twenty ninth anniversary at its hall last Saturday with a large attendance despite poor travel conditions. Guests from Bath attended, and discussions highlighted the Grange’s short history and achievements. Several local residents hosted guests or traveled to nearby towns for events and meetings as winter storms affected plans.
Card of Thanks from Bowdoinham family
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during our mother and wife’s long illness and for sympathy in our bereavement. George T. Small and Family Bowdoinham Maine March 22 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Small and Family
Bowdoinham, Me
Executor's Notice for Rogers of Bath Sagadahoc
George Hughes trustee announces the estate of Rogers late of Bath Sagadahoc is administered. Creditors must present demands for settlement and debtors must pay promptly. Notice dated March 14 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee . Rogers
Bath
Sagadahoc
George Hughes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sr Aievoiens Teucselta Enon
Alilx
Chicago
United States
Chicago Cattle Market
Mare
PIRS
Jennie Dearborn
William Holland
Edgar Drake
Charlie Smith
Lester Oliver
Popham Beach
A. E. Rowe
Mr. Malouf
First Baptist Church
Lebanon
Syria
Miss Belle Heald
Cornish
Todd
Indian Point
Hart and
Hodgdon
Georgetown
Riggsville
Ent
John Howe
Payson Reed
Topsham
John Purington
J. C. Gilmore
J. E Fullerton
Wilson Z. Bailey
George W Martin
A. E. Trott
I. E. Fullerton
Cyrus H. Gilmore
David G. Reed
Albert Hathorne
Eben Dana
J. E. Fullerton
F. S. Head
D. J. Hathorne
A. K. Ames
Partridge Cemetery Association
D. W. Blair
R. J. Gilmore
Warrell Reed
Thomas I. Reed
Bath Trust Co
Permanent Fund
Lillian M. Blair
Winnegance News
Edwin S. Small
Dexter
Charles T. Small
Joyce Butterfield
Farmington Falls
Seymour Haydens
Frances Parks
Malden
Marion Oliver
Kennebec Yacht Club
Miss Oliver
Payne
Richmond
Richard Mann
Parker Head
Albert Morse
George Merritt
Myra
Jean Pennel
Freeport
George Dennison
Madeline Dennison
William Willis
S. J. Morse
John Thurlow
Pedwin- Hunt
New Haven
Eldridge Morse
Phippsburg
Agees
Park & Pollard Hardware
Bath Grain CO
F. C. Bowker
Asa L. Percy
Cox’s Head
Bowker
Edith Oliver
Eleanor Fullerton
Farker Head
Chester Oliver
Bates College
Peru
Bess Dickinson
Adalbert Williams
J. Roscoe Stacy
George Curtis
Robert Walker
Tommy and
Malcolm
Mansion House
Nequasset
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