Elk herd driven to Namasket Range on Cape Cod
Two boys in Plymouth dream of elk raising. Percy and Maurice Jones secure a herd from Montana, moving about 1 200 acres on Cape Cod for future meat supply to Boston and New York. Elks import story details the journey, care, and expected profitability and flavors of elk meat.
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Plymouth
Mass
Percy Jones
Namasket
Middleboro
United States
Maurice Jones
Dixon
Mont
Cape Cod
Boston
New York
Jones Brothers
Cape
United States Department of Agriculture
Jones
Percy
Daniel Harkins
Franklin Park Zoo
Bryan
Milton
Ike Milton
Whitey
Big Ike
Man
Pony
Dogg
Treasure House Draws Portland Visitors From Bath and Brunswick
Visitors to Portland from Bath and Brunswick frequent the Treasure House at 72 Front Street near Vorteous, Mitchell & Braun. The two story wooden building, opened by the firm years ago, showcases antiques and global bric a brac gathered by interior decorator C. W. Boynton. The year round free exhibit attracts lovers of unique furnishings and includes novelties by Maine Wine Cone Novelty Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bath
Brunswick
Front Street
Vorteous, Mitchell & Braun Department Store
Henry Ford
South Sudbury Mass
W. Boynton
Maine
Maine Wine Cone Novelty Co
North End
Traverse Jurors for the May Term In Sagadahoe County
The May term Sagadahoe county supreme court opens on the 11th with Associate Justice John A Morrill presiding. Jurors drawn for traverse duty include Arrowsie Olly Steen Bath Edwin F E Cornish Eugene Des mond Sanford Ds Nickersen Arthur E T Price Frank G Reed J Fred Teber Bowdein Hiram T Small Leowdeinham A a Raymond Charles W Silvester Georgetown Alten Reed Phippsburg Zina M Waton Liehmond Everett Binesiddeseph EF Prix Tepsham Fred Po Couloube Josep hs DPaquette Wee Bard Chester G King Woolwich Lewis B S Dedge.
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Sagadahoe County Supreme Court
John A. Morrill
Arrowsie
Olly Steen
Bath
Edwin FE. Cornish
Eugene Desmond
Sanford Ds
Nickersen
Arthur ET Price
Frank G. Reed
J. Fred Teber
Bowdein
Hiram T. Small
Leowdeinham
A. A Raymond
Charles W. Silvester
Georgetown
Alten Reed
Phippsburg
Zina
Prep School Week End Program At Bowdoin College
Invitations extended for Bowdoin Preparatory School Weekend at Bowdoin College with guests from New England New York and New Jersey. A vaudeville show is planned matching last year’s standard. Saturday tours of Art Building Sciences Building Library and Gymnasium will guide freshmen through laboratories and classes.
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Bowdain College
Chicago
Aleut
New England
New York
New Jersey
Whaus
Suc
Coolege
Sciences
Cgymnastia
Paides
Tse
Chisses Gand Laboratory
City hospital adopts daylight saving time
The City hospital moved clocks one hour forward on Monday and will remain on daylight saving time through the summer. Visiting hours shift to two to four in the afternoon and seven to eight in the evening.
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Qaerning
West Bath Grange backs program and welcomes guests
West Bath Grange transacted considerable business and planned tasks for next week including working on first and second degrees for 12 candidates. The group scheduled to provide the program for Dirigo Grange in Brunswick later this month. Local news notes travel, illnesses, school openings, and visits among Bath residents and neighbors in Sabine and North Bath, with several members returning from Florida and Miami and others hosting guests at cottages and homes.
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West Bath
Walter H. Larrabee
von John
Florida
June Parks
Bath
Hazel Wharff
Lillian Verewa
Miami
Fla
Foster's Point
Brown
Portland
Merton Wright
Wright
W. H. Larrabee
E. 8. Stackpole
E. W. Haggett
Cleveland Smith
Brunswick
Sabine
Eleanor Dates
Wortland
Samuel FL
Annie Williams
J. Everett Maye
Clarence Johnson
Sabino Hk
W. Haggett
Dromore Grange Hall
Joseph Dunning
J. Everett
Maye
Harpswell
Millard Dunning
Dunning
Mayo
Henry Mayo
William A. Brown
Earl
Phippsburg
Winneganee
Webster House
New Meadows
Frederic Bodreau
Philip Rodreau
Sisters’ Hospital
Lewiston
I. B. Neiley
EF. W. Hyde
We AL Ohwen
Henry Cotrean
Owen E. Rogers
North Bath
Tied Cross
Grange Hall
Pred W. Larrabee
Chiairman
H.W. Hagzett
J. W. Lemont
Join Whorff
O W. Hyde
Foote
New Meadows River
Bhner Hodskins
Ellen
Melvin Smith
Fverett
Mass
PL RL Noyes
Hodgkins
Smith
St Marys Ball Team to debut uniforms in twilight league season
The St Marys twilight league team plans new uniforms with a committee formed to organize the regalia. A benefit whist party is set for next Tuesday at Clifford ball on Chestour street to fund the effort. The Hilltoppers may skip a new pitcher as Brunswick reports a strong prospect to replace Lewin. A practice game against the American Legion team is scheduled for Thursday at Kelley field.
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St. Marys
Clifford Ball
Chestour Street
Sta Yporters
Hilltoppers
Brunswick
Lewin
American Legion
Kelley Field
Patriotic Program Observed By Appomattox Day Group
Appomattox day observed Thursday night by T. W. Hyde camp S of V and the auxiliary in Grand Army hall. An Able address by Joseph N. Day opened the program followed by songs by Mrs Gladys Legard and Mrs Carolyn Thompson. Ruby Wilson sang as Lillian Stover accompanied.
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Appomattox
T. W. Hyde
S. of V
Grand Army Hall
Joseph N. Day
Gladys Legard
Carolyn Thompson
Sadie Garcelon
Lillian Stover
Fred Hallet
Oakland
Robbing
Gertrude Wakefield
Miss Stover
Forrest Legard
Ruby Wilson
Mr. Day
Fred Clark
Fred Mallet
Edward A. Garcelon
Stever
Garcelon
Clark
Mr. Hallet
Fire at Washington Street building prompts quick dept response
Driver Cloctier of Combination Fire Company answered a noon alarm at 67 Washington Street a two story building housing a dye shop on the lower floor and living spaces above. Smoke clogged between floors. fire likely smoldered near the chimney since morning, causing smoke and water damage to the structure owned by ex-Alder J. Pred Tebes.
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Cloctier
Wheelen
Washington Street
Se Nigel Simoke
Dye Witte
Frank Wormwood
Maine
Woolwich Local Folks Share News and Movements
Vernon Ayer buys Troope place near Ox Horn Corner and will move this week. Mrs. John Grown and Bertha return to Hockomock after Bath winter. Many attend baked bean supper at Dresden. Firea Day's Ferry visitors and arrivals noted. Rev Graffam to West Kennebunkport. Rev Ridlon appointed Woolwich pastor.New car for J L Ferro. Stott and family back from Reading. baby girl born Bath City hospital. Nequasset Sunday school opens.
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Vernon Ayer
Butler
Troope Place
Ox Horn Corner
John Grown
Bertha
Hockomock
Bath
Moses Kennerson
Delia Card
North Woolwich
Dresden
Hall Potter
Whitefield
Day's Ferry
Alfred FE. Trott
JL. C. Ferro
A. A. Stott
Wortsmouth
Albion Corliss
Tath
Cora P. Corliss
Leon Kelley
Kttl
F. W. Carlton
Geraldine
Reading
Mass
Annie Gof
No. 1
Lewiston
Wallace
Laforest Savage
Isle of Springs
John Savage
Wiscasset
Fred Albee
Rev Graffam
Rockland
Graffam
West Kennebunkport
Russell Stodder
Reeds Store
Larry Dewick
Montswear
Loring Soule
Bath boy shines in Rumford theater production
Morton Holbrook son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Holbrook of Diath shows talent in Rumford theatricals. In the play Hinky Doodle Town he and Billy Wood played deacons with a moribund atmosphere and Holbrook sang several solos. He later starred as a soloist in Pin Sitting On Top of the World at a Continental mills benefit with a striking globe prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumford Pall
Morton Holbrook
Charles L. Holbrook
Diath
Times
Morton Helbrook
Billy Wood
Continental Mills
Hoelbrook
Teo Vater
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Holbrook
Hyde Camp Degree Team to Demonstrate Work in Portland
The degree team of TL W. Trvde camp S. of Yeo has been chosen to exemplify the degree work before the division encampment in Portland on June 1 and 10. The team is a merited tribute to its ability. New uniforms were ordered to cover costs. Hayden Conant's orchestra supplied music for the event. A corner table run by Edith Miller and others dispensed ice cream, dies, and tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL W. Trvde
S. of
Yeo
Portland
Ate Eye
Vaesdas
Hayden Conant
Srs
al Gareelon
Gareeion
Edith Miller
Olivers
Warner
Gertrinde Waketi
Freeport Baptist Meetings Draw Delegations in May
Three Bata Baptist churches attended meetings at Freeport as the annual session of the Boendeinham Baptist association opened on Thursday. Vine Piet Baptist led with 70 members, Geo rgeta church West with 14, and Rev Evans spoke on poster evangelism alongside Rev Weosteholme of the People's Baptist chase.
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Bata
Boendeinham Baptist Asser Jom
Freeport
Vine Piet Baptist Church
Georgeta A
Teymarl AL Evans
Gieorge
Notable Local Items Across Bath and Vicinity
Chester A. Vlant becomes agent for Oakland and Ventiac cars by General Motors and plans display soon. Bath attorneys listed will conduct offices on daylight time. Automobiles reach Parker Head with minor road issues. mail route has more trouble this year. Redennett of Wisconsin delivered Maine grand masons talk to a large Bath audience. Colonial club May ball tickets on sale at Masonic temple. Alewives appear in nearby streams and will surge to Nequasset. crowds watch run. Bath Masons attend Grand Lodge sessions in Dorchester. New roof atop John W. Cumming office at South End after prior fire damage. New Meadows sun to reopen in June. A smart thunder shower with bright lightning and distant thunder passed about 2:30 AM lasting an hour.
Morse Team Battles Westbrook in Close Loss
Morse High fades 6-2 at Westbrook but shows grit in a strong battle led by Billy Oliver with seven strikeouts in six innings. Sonia starts Morse scoring with a single, while Cony High edges Morse 5-3 as Oliver again dominates mound duty but Morse errors tilt the game.
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MORSE
Westbrook
Morse High
Warren Park
Cannonball
Billy Oliver
Billy
Sonia
Miller
Oliver
Hormidas Aube
Bath
Sheldon
Leon Sonia
Meister
Don Wilson
Desle
Charley
Mason William Hodgkins Attends Grand Lodge Sessions in Portland
Personal notes report veteran Mason William TL Hodgkins attending the Grand Lodge sessions in Portland and as a Monday night guest of two former officers at Renoin Square theatre in Boston. Mr Jewett plans to visit his mother on Washington street and then join Joe Rines and his Homer's Cabin orchestra in Wyannis, Massachusetts for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William TL Hodgkins
City
Grand Lodge
Portland
Renoin Square Theatre
Boston
Mr. Jewett
Washington Street
Wyannis
Mass
Joe Rines
Homer’s Cabin
Michaud to Direct Orchestra at Colonial Club Ball
Joseph Michaud will lead Myron Avery's orchestra at the Colonial club ball to be held at the Masonic ball Thursday night. He brings 14 years in music, specializes in modern dance music, and can play many instruments including trumpet flute saxophone and banjo. Also featured are Lee Waterman Armstrong Morrill and Joseph Avery with trumpet saxophones and drums.
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Joseph Michaud
Myron Avery
Mr. Michaud
Boston
New England
Michaud
Metropolitan Theatre
Boton
East
Scotty Holmes
Recreation Ball Room
Dvertland
Palace Ball Room
Od Orchard
Joe Herlihys
Music Box
Miss Avery
Lee Waterman
Bates Collegians
Armstrong
Mr. Morrill
Bowdoin College
Joseph Avery
Unreasonable Wife Senator Borah Dinner Remark
Senator Borah commented at a Washington dinner that some foreign nations treat the U.S. unfairly yet reproach America for not loving them. The Chronicle Telegraph notes the quip contrasted with a proverb about inconsistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Inshington
Kissin
Pitt the
Chronicle Telegraph
Memorial Day Parade In Bath In Jeopardy Of Emmons Move
Edwin L. Emmons demands more public school pupil participation for Bath Memorial Day parade or he will lead a parade elsewhere. He has received offers to drum major in two larger communities but hesitates to leave the city on the day honoring the Nation's dead. Veterans groups and Sons of Veterans are well represented, yet pupil turnout remains low. If not assured within a week, Emmons will depart with the Baxter band hired by the Sons of Veterans. A nearby note mentions a monument on Parris Island honoring early colonial founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Emmons
Flo
Bath
Sons of Veterans
Roland H. Smith
Emmons
Baxter
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Old Cape Cod
Montana
Massachusetts
Sen
Nemusket
Hhman
Maurice A. Jones
Europe
Alaska
Traverse
Bowdoin
Grange
Dirigo Grange
ST. Mary's
Sons of Veterans Camp
Woolwich
Montsweag Farm
Aleah Light
Nequasset
John Carter
Frank Hodgdon
Bath Boy
Rumford
Hyde Camp
Atniiaae
Deivneg
ISPD
Bae
Olst
Chester A. Vlant
Ventiac
General Motors Corporation
Sahax
Joseph M. Trott
Walter S. Glidden
Arthur J. Tolunten
Edward W. Bridgham
John J. Keegan
Ralph O. Dale
John VP. Carey
Parker Head
William Oliver
Neual
Bradford
Redennett
Colonial Club
Masonie
Neqiuasset
Dortland
John W. Cumming
Feld Par Oe
Cony
Capital Lads
Morse High School
Augusta
Cony High
Shipping City
Nirie
Charley Miller
Bradstreet
Overlock
Nickless
Stiles
Tradstreet
Lapidus
Sradstreet
Rand
Fabrizi
McLaughlin
Doyle
Harrington
Morsoe
Capt. Miller
Good
Chamonde Ty
Fletcher
Chas
Canning
Stanford
C. Canning
Wacerr
Lebeau
Bis
S. Cedets
Thomasibs
Aera Bancrafts
Orien
Sant McBride
Oneen
Ek Slatus
a _ Farley
tRrabrigneriss Fsa
e'Fletcher
Wilson
Diet
OU McLaughlin
Ania
Ibs
le Se
Sheldon Rf
Mirseancttis
Wee Er
Charles Canning
Aube
Farley
Rims
Violette
Bancroft
McMeister
Bride
Bally
Tetreant
Dassed
Um Pires
McDonough
Kennebec Valley
Hallowell
Gardiner
BALL
Luther Burbank
The
Baptist Church
Lleuse
Parris Island
N. C
Hugenots
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
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