New York and Boston Markets Report Fresh Produce Prices
The New York market lists varied produce prices including butter 30, eggs 24 25, potatoes 2 5 Bermuda and Maine figures, and sugar market notes May futures. Boston market shows beef, butter, eggs, flour, hay, and oats pricing, with potatoes at 230 245 per two-bit bag and sugar granulated at 20 bbl. lots. Chicago markets reflect mixed grain and livestock movements with futures and receipts figs and cattle hogs prices.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Middle West
Hennery
Bermuda
Florida
Maine
Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Boston
Western
New York Twins
Chicago
Ewes
Lively Week at Five Islands Village Socials and Notices
The Grange social pleased many with a new committee including Miss Gladys Pinkham Miss Leona Pinkham and Ida Harford serving treats receipts were seven dollars ten cents A masquerade ball is planned this Saturday with 15 cent admission plus lunch Ice cream will be sold Next Saturday the 20th there is no social due to a Boothbay Centre High School Juniors play Men Otis followed by a dance The Ladies Aid Society celebrated its 28th anniversary at Rowe's Hall with a large gathering and officers elected They plan summer activities a mid year sale and a church repaint. Town reports note visits by fish commissioners Grange members from Southport and Auburn and sermons at the church Various local residents and visitors are named with ongoing community events and preparations for upcoming functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Gladys
Leona Pinkham
Ida Harford
Boothbay Centre
Me N Otis
Dick Davis
Hale College
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rowe’s Hall
C. W. Norton
J. G. Stevens
Mattie McMahan
Belle Stevens
Charles W. Boucher
Ida H. Rowe
Sunshine
T. W. Blaisdell
Rozilla Rowe
Southport
E. H. Libby
Auburn
Pomona
J. T. McMahan
Milan Leonard
New York
Malouf
Herbert Tilden
Baptist Church
Farmington
Normal School
Bath
Will E. Rowe
Benjamin H. Woodside
Levi
S. Totman
Riggsville
George West
Charles Clarke
Perley Rattleff
Duxbury
Nelson Rattleff
Marrtown
Baron
Baroness B. G. A. Rosentwist
West Georgetown
Bessie E
the Cove
West
Everett Campbell
Riggs Cottage
Owen K. Marr
Working League
League
Irving F. Hunt
Boston
Hortense Ward
Topsham
Georgetown
Edgar B. Hunt
Fred Reid
Stephen Trafton
Kerschner
Ralph Reynolds
Joseph Totman
E. A. Williams
Charles Mains
Will Mains
Sewall Dow
Len Collins
Wilton Campbell Place
Boy Scouts
Robert West
William Noble
Annie Purington
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Ralph Trask
William Bowie
George Ingalls
John D. Rogers
Walter Small
John Rogers
Under-the-lee
Martin Wyman
Portland
Welkin
Small Point
J. A. Redlon
Ernest Rogers
Walter Chase
Wyman
Asa Wyman
Dr. Williams
Jimmy Heald
Walter Bowker
George Oliver
Ellen Gilman
Mrs. Oliver
Parker Head
Elizabeth Wyman
Cox’s Head
Edith Oliver
Memphis
Cette
France
James E. Percy
Percy
Walter Percy
James Stacy
F. J. Lisman
Cuba
Drdmore Grange
Grange Choir
Bessie Dickinson
Nellie Cutting
Sunday school organized at Riggsville church in Georgetown
A Sunday school was organized at the Riggsville church last Sunday with 37 attending the morning service where Mr. Churchill spoke. Evening services resume every other week, alternating with Arrowsie church where he also pastures. Donors to the Hall Repair Fund include Dr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Wyman, Mrs. D. W. Abbott, Roy M. Newama, Frank H. Morrell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Webster, and Miss Lillian Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggsville
Mr. Churchill
Arrowsie
Churchill
Arthur E. Wyman
Old Ladies’ Aid
D. W. Abbott
Roy M. Newama
Frank H. Morrell
Hollis Webster
Lillian Oliver
Old Union Hall
L. A
Union Hall
A. E. P. Oliver
Benjamin H. Woodside
Bath
Maud Thayer
Quincy
West Georgetown
Frank Hollis
Portland
Dromore Grange Hosts West Bath Guests at Gala
West Bath Grange welcomed Sagadahoc and Dromore members with a reception for about eighty attendees. Hon. and Mrs. Adams and Hon. Mrs. Kendall attended as honored guests, and L. Elmer Rich oversaw the event. The gathering included dinner, speeches, and social games, ending after midnight with travel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Percy
Cox’s Head
Bath
Percy
Clarence Wylie
George Spragce
West Bath
Winneganee Creek
Phippsburg
Dromore
H. W. Cutting
West Bath Grange
Dromore Grange
Frank S. Adams
W. B. Kendall
Sagadahoc Grange
Sagadahoc
W. M. Ed. Haggett
Topsham
Dirigo Granges
L. Elmer Rich
George Ingalls
McCabe Co
Bangor
Rebecca Bowker
Abbie Rideout
Portland
Thompson
Frank Harris
JS. B. Richardson
Phippsburg Landing
Boston
Mass
Maine
Mrs. Richardson
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M. F. Taylor
George Evans Hughes
Henry A. Nealley
Marian
Norton
Israel C. Purinton
James Co
Parinton
Rods Mats Me
John W. Kateon
Henry W. Hanson
Margaret A. Wildes
Sagadahoe
H. Wallace Hanson
Sasanoa Tribe of
Red Men
Capt. Thompson
Florence
Grange Social
Cele
Brates
Joe Dodge
Byron Makepeace Thornton
Percy Rowe
Otis Tewksbury
Perkinsville
Betty
Edward Murphy
Reginald Thomas
J. Carleton Adams
Sam Scullyan
Tewksbury
John Welsh ‘Y
Otis
Ruth S. Campbell
Lilla M. Rowe
Rosilla Tewksbury
Hattie M. Rowe
Sophronia Ruggles
Eloise E. Lewis
Ofler
Davis and
Thornton
Ellen E. Hagan
Ira Lewis
Madelyn Berry
Priscillas
Ernest Harford
Richmond
J. M. Harford
E. M. Horton
Dyer and Strout
Nathan Wood
James McGarlands
George Gray
Almon Marr
Gott’s Cove
Fred Robinson
Cambridge
Carolyn Stevens
Colby College
James H. H. Bedge
Grammar School
Ladies’ Aid
Dyer
B. G. A. Rosentwist
John D. Williams
Cyrus‘w. Longley
Newdick
Cahill
Bay Point
Ida Williams
Virginia
Everett C. Higgins
Mr. Higgins
William A. Todd
Grace A. Scott
Walter Cummings
Louise Perkins
Robert Jordan
DR. Hess
Bath Grain CO
Maria Rafael
George Weston
Margie
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