Water Street merry-go-round enlivened town scene
Local items note a Board of Aldermen meeting appointing Zina B Hunt guardian of Mrs Sarah A Wildes. Other notes include a Pythian Sisters gathering, memorial for Mrs Lyman Oliver, a Cove Cottage lease at Southport, and maritime activity with ships in Bath and Hallowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Bowie
Hartland
Parker Nickerson
Boston
Boothbay Harbor
Fred Pierce
Merriconeag
South Harpswell
Cove Cottage
Southport
Mary L. Baxter
Reed Wharf
White Socks
Rough and Readys
Braves
Coffin c
Moody P
Thomas
Comeau
Holley
H. Coffin
J. Ledyard
Hill If
Hodgkins
J. Kelley
Pratt P
Rogers
Belanger
Mallett
Cemeauss
Snow
C. Burgess
Charles Burgess
Boothbay Register
Gordon Lewis
Emblane
Bath
Sug Harbor
N. Y
Lewis
Bath Iron Works
Local notices mix fishing weekends and civic events
The item page notes H. W. Oliver visiting Bath and painting at Fort, Earl Collins substituting in Winthrop, and the Maine Automobile Association urging members to report highway turf violations. It covers polyanthus blooming, trout fishing in Bowdoinham, Times office visit to Los Angeles, a Baptist society entertainment, a Virginia schooner tow, a Howard C. Wyman funeral, plant timing advice, grosbeak nest sightings, and a Boothbay lobster hatchery record of 16 920 000 eyes removal with 174 million eggs in 270 jars. A push to resume back stamping and notes on Indian relics near Skowhegan conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
H. W. Oliver
Popham
Bath
Government House
Sergeant Pearson
Fort
Earl Collins
Anderson Pharmacy
H. M. Wiltshire
Winthrop
Maine Automobile Association
C. P. Coffin
William Pinkham
Bowdoinham
Adams Farm
Times
Crawford
Los Angeles Examiner
Pacific Coast
E. W. Society of the First Baptist
Virginia
Antoinett
Bewker
Georgetown
Capt. Lewis
John Ramsay
High St
Court House
Boothbay
Lisbon Falls plans for a small park agitation
The report notes Lisbon Falls begins agitation for a small park as the high court term ends a third of the year. Local plans reflect civic interest and municipal action in the Maine town amid broader regional notices.
Saturday crowd fills streets and shops bustle
A large Saturday crowd filled the streets while shops and theatres saw strong patronage. The town reports lively activity from Sedewick Circle meetings to circus visits and continuous local sports with Morse High shining after a ten inning 5 to 1 win over South Portland.
New Meadows Inn opens season and local notices in Bath
The town sees New Meadows Inn open for the season and a series of local updates. residents report painting on the Leonard H. Gibson residence, new hires at McCole garage, and a large timber shipment from Richmond to Bath Box Co. Also noted are club banquets, a departure for Captain Haskell to Tampa to command a schooner, and various city happenings including a prison transfer, road progress, a governor’s appointment, and a local police incident with tramps refused work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows Inn
Leonard H. Gibson
Upper High St
Charles Henderson
Skowhegan
McCole
Richmond
Bath Box Co
F. E. Duren
Caleb Haskell
Deer Isle
Tampa
Fla
Theoline
Arthur L. Cummings
Wallace
Roscoe Dickson
Nahanada
Camden
Southport
Westport
E. W. Matthews
J. W. Leight
J. C. Phillips
J. W. Burt
J. F. Brown
Wadsworth
Rockland
Cushing
Ytral
Clair AL the Thorne
Boston
Miss Flort
Hathorne
Green St
Sidney J. Willis
Jialen Blerben
William J. Hostan
Harry W. Tueler
Twhitry T. Patsmore Amos
Alr Bun AW Mafouje
Watherne Hawthorne
Taddenfield
N. J
Mary Dales
Carrie Kendall
Condonitum
Maple Gyo
Npt
Porta’ic
North Bath
Hallowell
Bath
Local Society Notes and Beach Fishermen’s Tide of May
W C T U met Mrs Frances McFadden on Spring Street Tuesday at three. Alewives run well at Nequasset and Damariscotta Mills drawing visitors. Jolly Thimble Sewing Club entertained by Mrs Lewis King with Miss Josie Mulvahill and Miss Eva LeClaire. Marriage intentions recorded for Knight Colby and Marr Bayles. Pollock schools visiting Popham Beach. many fish left on beaches. Neapolitan trio to perform at David T Percy & Sons during May sale celebrations. Memorial sermon in Brunswick before G A R and Sons of Veterans. Fire damages minor at Miles Merry’s double tenement. cause unclear. Hockomock ferry’s Sunday service busiest of season. detour near Wiscasset. Five o’clock Woolwich boat crowded with autos and passengers. orchestra aboard likened to Staten Island ferries. Special 6:39 trip to serve auto party. Night watch officer Rice involved with two intoxicated Norwegians at Beehive, Arch Street. arrest led to court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McFadden
Spring St
Nequasset
Damariscotta Mills
Jolly Thimble Sewing Club
Lewis King
Middle St
Josie Mulvahill
Misa Eva LeClaire
James S. Knight
Jennie H. Colby
James E. Marr
Georgetta M. Bayles
Pollock
Popham Beach
David T. Percy & Sons
B. P. Browne
Corliss Street Church
Brunswick
Cumberland Street Baptist Church
Vincent Mountfort Post
Appomattox Camp
Sens of
Veterans
Miles Merry
Oliver and
Washington Sts
Winfred McInies
New State Road
Wiscasset
West Point Bridge
Woolwich
Bath
Staten Island
New York Harbor
Rice
Night Watch
Arch St
Charles Hanson
Hans
Cyn
Wallace
Charles
Tiina
Charles tLinson
Fits
Mon- Uae
Nervous children warned about St Vitus dance signs
Spring to July is peak for St Vitus dance development. Irritability, quarreling, poor sleep, jerky movements, pale complexion, weakness, and constipation signal onset. Rest and nutrition help. Dr Williams Pink Pills aid blood and nerves. Seek doctor if symptoms worsen or become hysteric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
Schenectady, N. Y
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease best treated by internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces, formulated from tonics and purifiers, prescribed by leading physicians, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Cheney & Co. also advertise Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
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Seguin
Manatawny
Parker's’ Flats
Wingate
Ariel
Lizzie J. Call
New York
Hauto
Augusta
Stone & Cooper
Eugenia Hooper
Berry Houses
Consolidation Coal Co
M. W. Sewall & Co
Elvira Owen
Lower Middle St
Cynthia Crosman
Marjorie Mitchell
Bernice Hunt
Bernice McPherson
Thelma Brown
Irene Lenox
Martha Bates
Hilda Murray
Marion Small
Ruth Ledyard
Pearl Brewster
Eleanor Eaton
Gertrude Stewart
Maud Dowling
Louise Robbins
Levy
Reynolds
Front
Oak Sts
Hobbs
Cook’s Corner
Howard C. Wyman
W. TH. Daley
Parker Head
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Wyman Cemetery
Indian Mound
Canaan Road
Skowhegan Village
Wesserrmsett
Kennebec River
Old Point Monument
Madison
Father Rasle
Lisbon Falls
Frank M. Hebblethwaite
Portland
Sebasco Estates
Alvah B. Clark
Knox County
Curtis
Clark
Ada F. Brown
St. Thomas
Norfolk
Rio Janeiro
General Fairchild
Maine
James Griffeth & Sons
Seattle
Alaska
Freeport
Pacific
Horace S. Cragin
Robert Sutherland
H. M. Sewarl
Custom House
Front St
Oli
Lilla Kuhn O
West Roxinians
Belfast Journal
Bath Police
Meadowbrook Inn
Frvye’s
Oliver
Pattee
Dromore
Old Joe
South St
Jo Sy Yu Ie Fr
Reiive
Belcher
Water St
E. ¢. Andrews
Frank A. Robbins
Nice
McCormick
Carlton
Mor- High
South Portland
Iznor A. M. Testa
Ool
Encourt
Larry Washburn
FE. E. Bowie
Washn
Locomohite
Morse Hieh
Morse
Walsine
Bath Hyde Windlass
Cabots
Delta
Brunswick Sports
Knights
Burns
Louis P. Eseley
Harry A. Starbird
Poughkeepsie
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Joseph S. Smith
Bangor
Bangor House
Hannibal Hamlin Post
G.A.R
Fert Monroe
Amanda Smath
John Small
E. P. Browne
Melvin Clark
Scott Donnell
Charles Mant
Leonard Munsey
Oak Grove Cemetery
Felix Stinson
Wennebec
T. Felix Gouraud
L A. Sayre
Gourau
Ferd
T.sophias
Great Jones
Ky.c
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