Local Jottings and Community Notes
Local items report on selling livestock in the Independent. Peace Day observances occur in public schools. Morse High seniors plan to attend Gorham Normal School. Charles T. Jackson resumes business at 72 Front St after illness. Gospel Mission meetings interest the community with Rev. Marshall Powers preaching. Mrs. Harvey Hopkins returns to Malden. Mrs. Mary Segers visiting Malden. Bath schooner James B. Drake arrives at Vineyard Haven from Trapani with salt for Gloucester, departed Trapani Feb. 22. Popham Beach life savers to wear new regulation uniforms June 30. Capt. Harvey J. Berry takes a five day vacation. Mrs. Berry visits Machias for health reasons. I. M. McIntire acts as captain during absence. Post Office Dept. allows veterans of Civil or Spanish Wars to take Memorial Day leave without pay. L.A.&W. poles laid for trolley cable to Texas yard. first car run on new rails. Benjamin Curtis nominated trial justice for Richmond by Gov. Curtis. Foreman Reid recovers from accident at the Texas yard. Hockomock ferries begin season with day and night crews. Letter from R. P. McFadden and sons returning from Boston describes a long, challenging trip in a Ford car.
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Morse High
Gorham Normal School
Charles T. Jackson
Front St
Gospel Mission
Marshall Powers
Topsham
Harvey Hopkins
Malden
Mary E. Segers
Bath
James B. Drake
Jason McKeown
Vineyard “Haven
Trapani
Gloucester
Popham Beach
Harvey J. Berry
Popham Life Saving
Machias
L.a.&w
Texas Yard
North St
Benjamin Curtis
Richmond
Curtis
Isaac Spaulding
Foreman Reid
Carlton
City Hospital
Hockomock
C. W. Gray
William Tibbetts
J. Edward Stinson
William Shea
George Roderick
T. W. Coss
William Beals
Everett Brooks
Delmar Smith
John Pinkham
R. P. McFadden
Clinton
George
Boston
Roscoe
River eases. Sunbeam brings coal to Gibbons Co
The river grows clearer yet fresher up above Augusta as the schooner Sunbeam arrived Monday with a cargo of coke for the Gibbons Coal Co. Community notices include PTA and Ladies Sewing Circle meetings, church events, and a Republican caucus in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Sunbeam
Gibbons Coal Co
South End
W. S. Nason
Corliss St
First Baptist Church
John C. Rideout
West Bath
Horace S. Cragin
Georgetown
First Baptist Sunday School
Central Maine Power Co
Chopps Point
Syracuse
W. C. McNamara
American Express Co
Thomaston
Rufus Lombard
J. Henry Galt
Harry Rich
Fred Winter
Mr. Galt
Sailboat visit and town notes from Bath area
The article records a Bath region miscellany including a sailboat sighting on Long Beach, a Samp son destroyer visit to Rockland for trials, local construction at Twitchell cottage, clergy transfers to West End Church, and colorful remarks about Nat Place and local fishing lore. It also covers a baseball opener at Boothbay Harbor, ice supply for the State House, Harriet Hartwell funeral details, Cape Cod Canal tolls and travel time, and a weekend car wreck near the Dyke with injuries and recovery from City Landing to the Kimball residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Lake Cobbesseecontee
Plummer
Harriet E
William H. Hartwell
Belmont
Mass
Edward H. Hartwell
High St
Gould J. Brown
New Church
Oscar F. Williams
W. Scott Shorey
E. Hartwell
William Foss
Portland
Oak Grove Cemetery
Humane Sunday Observed And Local News Notes
Humane Sunday was observed in local churches on the 21st and a week of kindness to animals closed. Baron Rosentwist arrived from New York for a weekend at his summer home down river. Eben Poole learned his son Daniel was critically ill in Guilford, where he has run a bakery for two years.
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Baron Rosentwist
New York
Eben Poole
Guilford
Daniel
State
Dreamland
Bath Citizen Finds Doan's Kidney Cure Permanent
Bath resident Mrs. F Farnham of 18 Shaw St states Doan's Kidney Store cured her backaches headaches and dizziness. She credits relief to the product and notes the cure has been permanent at 50 cents a bottle from dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnham Hua
Foster-Milburp Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Peptiron and Pepticon Pills Boost Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Physicians promote a Blood purifying and tonifying regimen using Hood’s Sarsaparilla with Pepticon Pills and Peptiron Pills. The pills add pepsin iron manganese and other tonics to harmonize with the sarsaparilla to cleanse blood build strength and stimulate appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Independent stock to sell and local events summary
Morse High stunts postponed two weeks. First salmon caught at Small Point feeding Bathites Sunday dinners. Wildflower gatherings and woodland strolls active Saturday night. Epicures beat Elmhursts 1202 to 1179 with Jones high single 106 and high total 269. Train broken window after stone throwing near cemetery bridge. Auto accident injures Stover wrist. Hattie B. lightering from Central Maine Power towers for Chopps Point. power cable to city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Morse High
Bathites
Epicures
Elmhursts
Jones
Bad Boys
Cemetery Bridge
Frank Wilson
Rexford Stover
Young Stover
Crocker
Hattie B
MCRR
Central Maine Power Co
Chopps Point
Rockland Yachtsman Party Arrival and Local Notes
Steward Cook and assistants arrive from New York to join the yacht Winchester. The Ladies Aid and League of Central Church hold a Monday box supper at 6 30 p m. The Sagadahoc County convention may feature Mrs Deborah Knox Livingston of Bangor as speaker next month. The City of Rockland returned from Boston with passengers bound for Boothbay summer resorts and heavy freight. Masters Lawrence of Sasanoa Bluff trains two baby eagles feeding on alewives. A Gardiner freshet sends strong current and river debris near Gardiner and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
New York
Winchester
Ladies’ Aid
League of Central Church
W.C.T.U
Deborah Knox Livingston
Bangor
Sagadahoc
Rockland
Boston
Boothbay
Famous physician announces Anuric as best uric acid solvent
Dr. Pierce of Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo proclaims Anuric the best uric acid solvent. He cites quick relief for inflamed urination backache and rheumatic pains, explains kidney detox and blood purification, and promotes a 50 cent package or 10 cent trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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Morse
D. L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Lincoln Hall
Hooker
Deermont Clothing Co
Roland Crocker
Edward C. Plummer
House of Representatives
Senate
Woolwich- Wiscasset New Road
Wiscasset
Sheepscot Bridge
New York City
Harry Webber
Connellan Amusement Co
Long Beach
Down River
Sampson
Fore River Works
Twitchell
John Beebe
Solston
Nat Place
Lewiston Journal
Portland Press
Nequasset
Howard Rice
Officer Rice
Charles Bates
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boothbay Harbor
Bath Boys
Samoset Club
McLean
Metropolitan Line
Cape Cod Canal
Sagamore
Buzzards Bay
Harry Thebeau
Kimball Brothers
Kimball
Mr. Thebeaux
William Robson
City Landing
Fred H. Kimball
Charles P. Wetherbee
Bath Iron Works
Harry A. Magoun
New York Shipbuilding Co
Moosehead Lake
New Foundland
England
Revenue Cutter
Massachusetts
Clifford M'Culloch
Phippsburg
William Hodgkins
Popham
F. J. Lisman
West Indies
Hodgkins
Virginia
Keegan
Everett Plant
Manchester
Mr. Plant
William F. Plant
N. H
New England
Joseph Kingsbury
Center St
Lawrence
Sasanoa Bluff
Gardiner
Ariel
Gardiner Bridge
Fletcher
Castoria
Pere Cof
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York Cit
Fidelity Trust Company
Eee Basking
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