Mothers Day and early season activity noted locally
Local notes report Mothers Day observances, the first clip of the year on City Park lawn, and favorable moonlight for shad fishing on the river. The Universalist Church and the Maine Conservation and Reclamation League held services and meetings, while building work on the Shaw building advances with crushed rock and blasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park Lawn
A. B. Hervey
Universalist Church
S. J. Willis
Murray Club
Maine Conservation and Reclamation League
Y.M.C.A
Shaw
Front St
Sheepsecot
Sheepsecot Echo: Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Houpt of New York Motored To Wiscasset
Charles Clifford
Bath
Pendleton
New York
Ted Snowden
Boston
Portland
Studebaker
Snowden
Mary E. H. G. Dow
Fayal
Norfolk
Navy
Frails Point
Cuba
Paducah
Nelson
Water St
Moonlit notes and city events report from Maine
Full of the moon Wednesday night. Harry A. Plummer is visiting from Augusta. The City Hall office is being renovated. Lumber lighter Ariel reports rough weather on a long tow to Millbridge. Edward E. Cook visits Portland and his wife at Maine General. Claire Cote seeks photo play offers in New York. Charles W. Clifford Jr. shows six Topaz yachts from I to VI, lengths up to 65 ft. A delirium tremens patient sought lodgings at the police station. University of Maine defeated Bowdoin 13 to 2 in a seven inning game with pitching by Driscoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Plummer
State House
Augusta
City Hall
Hattie B
Capt. Crocker
Kimball Bros
Eastern River
Tug Ariel
Millbridge
Edward E. Cook
Portland
Cook
Maine General
William Mample
Gardiner
Claire Cote
New York
Charles W. Clifford Jr
University of Maine
Bowdoin
Driscoll
Butterfield
White
Hight
Woodman
Donnell
Five Day Sagada Court Term Ends This May
Local notes cover Sagada hoc term ending, social club meetings, and church events. A Bowdoin League loss for Morse High, a Kennebec ferries run to Nequasset, and cargo delivery by tug Seguin are described along with a Bath schooner transfer and a Weymouth collision. The Lansing steamer rises with coal cargo, alewives surge in Nequasset, and voter enrollment trends hint at primary race dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Bowdoin
Dora Austin
Torrey Roller
Berry’s Mills
Five Mile
Winneganee
Kennebec
Massachusetts
Nequasset
Woolwich
Lansing
United States Steamship Co
New York Harbor
Merritt & Chapman Wrecking Co
Bath
Wallula
Grassy
Oliver
John E. Fitzgerald
Samuel Welch
Beacon Street Church men form a new social club
A group of Beacon Street Church attendants plan to start a men’s club in Texas yard work near the water. The Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge held a meeting on Tuesday and conferred a degree. The Ladies’ Aid quilting party met Friday afternoon with a baked bean supper in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon St. Church
Texas
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Leonard & Mitchell
Sherman Tabor
Beacon Street Church
Hockomock
Kennebec River
Woolwich
Bath
Spence
The
Texas Co
Small Point
Capt
Lewis
South Gardiner
Oakes Ames
South Gardiner Lumber Co
New York
Ames
Coxsacie
Hyde Windlass Co
Deafness Cure Promoted by Catarrh Cure Claim
An advertisement asserts deafness results from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube and promises $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Catarrh Cure. It urges sending for circulars and mentions F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and Hall's Family Pills for ear varnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil ad promotes household remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for pain burns scars and bruises with two sizes 25c and 50c available at all drug stores.
Beacon Street Church Board Entertained at Thistle Home
Clarence W Morse residence is being painted. Beacon Street Church officials and their wives were entertained Monday at William Thistle's Oliver Street home. Bertha Green described as a cheerful loser by police. She traveled to Thomaston to ask Sheriff Oliver to handle a business matter. Polygora and wild columbine bloom. lilacs and horse chestnuts bud. Mayflowers prime with maying parties bringing clusters home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Beacon Street Church
William Thistle
Oliver St
Bertha Green
Thomaston
Oliver
Polygora
Bath Team Edges Pilgrims In Lewiston Narrow Defeat
The Bath ball team played in Lewiston on Saturday against the Pilgrims. Bath scored one run to Pilgrims zero as Marty Joyce made a clutch foul catch near third base. Ed Kenniston led Bath with the team’s lone run while McNeil held Bath to two hits. Bragdon and Kenniston also contributed strong plays for Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lewiston
Pilgrims
Lewiston Sun
Marty Joyce
Hammond
Eddie Kenniston
McNeil
Bragdon
Kenniston
Mothers Day Observed at People's Church Program
Mothers Day was observed at People's Church with 205 in Bible School. Officers teachers and junior choir and aged mothers received pinks or roses. The session featured calls to order by L L Hooker prayers, solos by Ruth Crocker Adeline Day and others, recitations by several students, quotations on Mothers Day, and a benediction. Mrs Freida Leighton received a gold piece in appreciation of her Bible school and church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
L. L. Hooker
Dunn
Leighton
Fred Dwyer
Responsive Reading
Ruth Crocker
Charlotte Varney
Adeline Day
Margaret Reed
Ray Cummings
Thelma Wold
W. W. Walling
Beltram Crocker
Emma Blaisdell
Margaret Darrah
Amanda McIntire
Nellie Green
Adelaide White
Ruth Darrah
Freida Lefghton
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Ree
Pangam
Eta Paint
Egypt
Everjet
Ivery
Barrett
Meagroil
Birmi Paterson
Vancouver
Sagadahoc
Phi Sigma Tau
Viola O'Hara
Bowery St
League of Central Church
Emma Magoun
B.F.D
Beacon Street Dorcas Guild
Harry E. Erskine
Washington St
Depty
Aderton
Barter and
Lyons
Court House
Richmond
Fidelity Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Company Monument Eave
Maine
New England
L. F.” Medicine CO
Castoria
the Centaur Company
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