November adds bleak days and plants stay for winter
The article muses that November cannot bring more bad days than October, urges leaving leaves on lawns for spring care, notes brown-tail nests and orchard pests, advocates stronger state and national laws for bird protection, and discusses road improvements linking Bath and Portland, hotel needs, and the impact of better roads on farmers and motorists.
Bowdoinham News Highlights From A Busy Week
Social visits abound as Bowdoinham hosts guests from Randolph Worcester and Lisbon Falls. Local events include Knights of Pythias minstrel plans, rain damage to farms, a big Quo Vadis show in Bath, and preparations for Thanksgiving concerts and municipal road work.
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Stesihyer Sidilereyy Statik
William BR. Wendall
Boston
William J. Doe
Worcester
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Herbert D. Cornish
Kennebec Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Cuthance
Tate
Jeremiah Mc Hath
Bowdoinham
Tie
Knisene Herring
Airfield
Joseph
William T. Hall
Richmond
George
WW. WK. Denhant
Sarah Patten
State Highway Department
Maine Central Station
Charles F. Staples
West Medford
Orville Smith
Kennebec
Bath
Columbia Theatre
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Philadelphia
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Rome
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Charles
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Ida Millay
Hallowe'en Falls
B.D. Coombs
Lisbon Falls
Bowdeinham
Bangor
Alice Hurley
Jennie Reed
Hazel Holden
Almira Borgerson
Kendricks
Arthur Foley Foreman
Maine Central
New Brunswick
Main Street
Stephen W. Carr
Ay Gayay
Hattie Rishiese
Bowers
James Crockett
Rachel Savaze
Alex Wilson
Epworth League
J. H. Ames
Rex
J. Lewis Sawyer
Wiscasset Creamery Branch Opens New Sunshine Plant
The Wiscasset Branch of the Turner Centre Creamery celebrated its new building with a public reception on October 11. E N Bradford hosted 1000 guests, speeches by Bradford Merrill and Prof. Wood, plus a free feast of 32 bushels of steamed clams and 50 gallons of ice cream. Fred Illsley leads the operation, with eleven workers, and the plant emphasizes sunlit design and efficient unloading from two railroads.
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Turner Centre Creamery
E. N. Bradford
Leon S&s. Merrill
Prof. Wood
Orono
Emma I. Wisley
Bradford
Wm. Boudoin
Fred Carlton
Turner Centre
Palermo
Albion
China
Vassalboro
Weeks Mills
Windsor
Coopers Mills
North Whitefield
Dead Tide
Sheepscot
Thomaston
North Union
So. Union
Waldoboro
Winslows Mills
Nobleboro
Glendon
Duamariscotta Mills
New Castle
Newcastle
Edgecomb
Dresden
Woolwich
Fred Illsley
Turner Centre Dairying Association
Boathouse Tides Rise as Augusta Boothbay Steamer Hires New Vessel
The Augusta and Boothbay Steamboat Company plans to add a second boat to operate opposite the Islander. The company may seek a new build if favorable terms arise, else they will look for an existing vessel.
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