Shipyard prospects at Woolwich amid Birch Point land talk
Architec t Maine reports Bath real estate man recalls Morse of Bath linked to Birch Point project for wooden ships at 16 percent profit. Birch Point property once sold to a New York syndicate including C W Morse. land eyed for two launching ways near Woolwich shore. Carlton says many visited Woolwich property but deal undecided with possible future consideration amid shipyard rumors. Weeks beats Upper Grammar 5 to 4 in a close game at Kelley Field.
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Times
Fore River
Wiscasset
Maine
Bath
Moses
Morse
Morse Charles W
Birch Point
Charies H. Butler
Montzwerg
Erastus Foote
New York
C. W. Morse
J. Manchester Haines
Aurasia
Richard Rundlett
Maine Navigation Co
F. W. Carlton
Woodwich
Fare River
Woolwich
Carlton
T. WV. Hyde
Kennebdee
Long Beach
Wooal- Wich
Kennebec
Phippsberg
Charles W. Morse
Xnoanmk
Philadelphia
Bowdoin Boys Enlist En Mass For War Effort
A large portion of Bowdoin College students have joined military service. By now 112 enlistments span the Naval Reserve Coast Patrol Plattsburg ambulance service National Guard and other branches. Many are in training camps or awaiting assignments while seniors and younger classes suffer notable losses.
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Bowdoin College
Sherman A. White
Fred E. Coy
U.S.A
Naval Reserve Coast Patrol
Plattsburg
France
National Guard
Colege
West Point
U. S. Radio Service
Aviation Corps
Harvard Training School
Regular Army
Colere
Grammar League baseball clash ends in tense Friday night
In the Grammar School Baseball League Weeks St school faced Upper Grammar in a competitive Friday game. Both teams exchanged rallies and solid pitching as the outcome hinged on late-inning defense.
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Weeks St. School
Upper Grammar
Nervousness and Blues at Washington Park
A personal testimonial from Mrs Kerr of Storm Avenue, Washington Park, praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for restoring health after female troubles. She notes improved condition and healthier hair, attributing her vitality to the remedy and inviting others to seek free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Washington Park
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkiem Remedia
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Varner Parshley wedding at Mrs Varner home
George D. Parshley and Miss Ethel Varner were married at the bride's mother's home 36 Russell Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev S A Evans of People's Baptist Church. The couple left for a weeklong honeymoon on the 1920 train and will live on Shepherd Street after returning.
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George D. Parshley
Ethel Varner
Carrie Varner
Russell St
Elezner Varner
S. A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Parshley
S.F.E. No. 3
Shepherd St
Bowker and McIntire Wed at First Baptist Parsonage
Robert McIntire and Ada Bowker of Phippsburg were married Saturday evening at the First Baptist Parsonage by Rev. Raymond Chappell. They will reside in Phippsburg.
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Robert McIntire
Ada H. Bowker
Phippsburg
First Baptist Parsonage
Raymond Chappell
Phippsbeurz
Alewives Run Into Nequasset Lake and Memorial Notices
Saturday 150 barrels of alewives were caught from schools entering Nequasset Lake. Rev C M Fogg of Corliss Street Church agreed to deliver the memorial address in Salem New Hampshire on Memorial Day. John Deming of the Texas force leased and furnished the John R Knowlton residence on Middle Street for his family to reside in. The two Texas cottages on High Street near North are being painted green and near completion. John Reed, who died Friday from injuries after being run over by a freight train at Wiscasset, was buried there Sunday with services led by Reader Nash. Lincolm Castle Knights of Golden Eagle held a memorial service Sunday for Grant Gifford. Mrs Lydia A Stevens of Weeks Street hosted Mrs E M Jewett of Gardiner, and Mrs George Burnham of Boothbay Harbor. first meeting in 60 years. The schooner J Archer Lord of Boston, Capt Getchell, was seized by a U S Marshall at Lubee on a libel seeking $893.23 due on an account for 1458.23 for supplies and repairs, action returnable in Bangor. Mrs O E Hooper, visiting Hawthorne New Jersey, left for New Haven Connecticut to visit Mr and Mrs Albert B Blake. she planned to return to York Street Thursday the 24th. A week ago Mrs Hooper spent a day in New York City with Deaconess Rebecca A Robertson of Paterson New Jersey. they attended William Sunday tabernacle services.
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Nequasset Lake
C. M. Fogg
Corliss Street
Salem
N. H
John Deming
Texas Force
John R. Knowlton
Middle St
Texas
High St
John Reed
Wiscasset
Episcopal Church
Reader Nash
Lincolm Castle
Knights of Golden Eagle
Grant Gifford
Texas Co
Lydia A. Stevens
Weeks St
E. M. Jewett
Gardimer
Fannie Dodge
Edgecomb
George Burnham
Boothbay Harbor
Stevens
Jewett
J. Archer Lord
Boston
Getchell
U. S. Marshall
Lubee
U. S. District Court
O. A. Gilbert
Boston Ship Brokerage Co
District of Maine
Bangor
O. E. Hooper
Hawthorne
N. J
George E. Mann
New Haven
Conn
Albert B. Blake
Hooper
York St
Rebecca A. Robertson
Market St. M. E. Church
Paterson
Tabernacle
William Sunday
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Glidden
Bates
Murray
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Cahoon
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Parks P
Ayer
Plummer
Gilman
Hanson
Worrey If
Parris If
Jones
McLean
Bowdoin
Varner
Universal Service
Socony
Standard Oil Co.of
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