New Meadows Inn Closes for Winter amid Local Happenings
City notes New Meadows Inn closes Sunday for winter while the Boston boat ends its season out of Rain tonight. A new Kennebec tug line is possible next season and local farmers report decent oat yields this year. Bets and Bowdoin clash in Lewiston as Bath industry plans proceed.
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New Meadows River
Charles H. Cahill
New Meadows Inn
Boston
Kennebec
Thomas Brewer
Boothbay
Bath
Portland
Shaw Field
Fred Bubier
West Bath
Kennebec Yacht Club
Bates
Bowdoin
Garcelon
Lewiston
Waterville
Colby
McClare
Crosby
King
Bornton
Park
Ward
Winter Street
Maine
Misses Loach millinery exhibit draws Bath ladies
Bath's fashionable society gathered Wednesday morning as the Misses Loach hosted a fall and winter millinery display. Rain did not dampen interest as attendees admired an extensive collection. The Winter Street chapel hosted a reception for Rev. O W Folsom on Tuesday evening as he returned from a world tour.
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Loach
Bath
Winter Street
O. W. Folsom
Folsom
Seth T. Snipe
Delightful Party Raises Funds for Recr tory
After intermission dancing commenced with Mrs. John Shaw at the piano. About forty dollars were raised for the rector y fund as hall costs were donated by Mrs. J. R. Andrews. Miss Lida Fisher guided the event with decor and plans, aided by a committee including Miss Jane Murphy and Mrs. Charles Brown. Out of town guests included Mrs. Benjamin Plummer and Miss Hazel Woodbury.
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John Shaw
J. R. Andrews
Lida Fisher
Miss Fisher
Jane Murphy
Mollie Gibbons
Grace Woodbury
Charles Brown
Charlotte Manchester
Cereno P. Jones
William Mohun
Donald Young
Culbert McGay
Cereno J. Jones
Ethel Curran
Benjamin Plummer
Philadelphia
Hazel Woodbury
Auburn
Perle Esselstyn
Rhinebeck, N. Y
Dr. Brown
Brunswick
Food Fair a Success At Local Exhibit
The Crescent Manufacturing Company distributes Mapleine samples while Jell-O showcases their product. Snow-Boy powder booth run by F. H. Lussier and daughter attracts visitors. nearby Stetson’s candy booth and LaFrance laundry tablets display draw attention. Oriental goods led by S. Moultney of Portland. Duchess hair wave puffer and curler shown. Afternoon and evening entertainment includes minstrel acts and a baby show with prizes awarded to Raymond M. Specht, Murray Dalrymple Jr., George E. and Parker J. Adams, Shirley Mank, George Edward Stetson, Everett King, and Charles C. Parks.
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Crescent Manufacturing Company
F. H. Lussier
F. O. Stetson
LaFrance
S. Moultney
Portland
Raymond M. Specht
Murray Dalrymple, Jr
George E
Parker J. Adams
Shirley Mank
George Edward Stetson
Everett King
Charles C. Parks
Fortnightly Club Opens Season with Schubert Trio
The Fortnightly Club held its opening session at Music Hall despite rain. Mrs Grace D Warren introduced Mrs Harold Marsh Sewall as the new head of Bath's literary group. The Schubert Trio of Brunswick performed with encores while tea followed and the club voted to buy its own dishes to cut expenses.
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Music Hall
Grace D Warren
Harold Marsh Sewall
Bath
Reward Offered for Arrest in Bath Burglary Assault
Two young men forced entry into Mrs. Emily Rowell’s Bath Brunswick road home last Sunday night likely aiming at burglary. They assaulted her head and body until she cried out for John and fled. Bath offers 250 dollars for information leading to conviction, with Mayor John S. Hyde adding 100 dollars personally. Mrs. C. L. O. Smith and Miss Julia Watson have left for New York for the winter.
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Bath Merchants’ Association
Bath
Wilbur C. Oliver
Emily Rowell
Brunswick Road
John S. Hyde
Halloween Concert at First Baptist Church Draws Crowd
The First Baptist church choir staged a Halloween night concert with old folks program. Marjorie Chapman sang Grammas Advice sweetly and Isaac Higsinbotham led recitations. Proceeds near seventy dollars will fund church repairs.
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First Baptist Church
Gramma
Marjorie Chapman
Isaac Higsinbotham
Colby College Glee Club
Milton Douglas
Herbert Williams
Emma Lowell
Baptist Church
Major Kimball
Baptist Society
James L. Perkins
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New Meadows
Samuel D. Beals
Harriet L. Hilton
Portsmouth
Larmont Hilton
Wiwarna
John G. Morse & Sons
Winnegance
Central Church League
Margaret R
Martha A. Foote
Amory Houghton
Men’s Lambsdown
Moris Glaser
Bowdoinham
Swett’s
Regorn
CoPrRigner
Webber
W.H Smith & Son
John J. Desmond Co
Water Sts
Bath, Me
Home of
Honest Values
Rowell
Hallowe'en
Bath Co
Saco
Thompson Bros
Kimball Bros.co
Roup
the ® Park & Pollard Roup Cure
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Centre Street
Meeht
Cet Kuppenheimer
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