Bath residents enjoy Garden of Allah in Portland
West Bath area residents visited Portland this week to see The Garden of Allah at the Jefferson Theatre. Local affairs include Halloween festivities at the schoolhouse, family visits, and reports of road conditions around Campbell's Pond with a camp loss by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Perkins
Fred Wright
Portland
Jefferson Theatre
Jane Haggett
Phippsburg
Herbert Cutting
John Berry
Concord
N. H
Dorman Perkins
Arthur Drouin
Fred Coombs
Fred McTeer
Wiscasset
T. F. Perkins
First Baptist Church
Bath
J. M. Lemont
J. J. Conant
Boston
Sylnavus Pennell
Brunswick
F. W. Brown
New Meadows
Larrabee
Samuel Lee
Capt. Foote
Will Foster
Kenneth
Topsham
Samuel Bates
Florence Neiley
Starrett
Bangor
Orono
University of Maine
Hallowe’en
Leila Gerry
A. E. Rich
Malden
Mass
John Wright
George Craig
Westbrook
Charles Lee
Auburn
Foster Point
Bath salvos and anniversaries mark Bath local news
Local items include the Ladies Aid meeting at Wesley Church and a harbor visit by the four-masted Dustin G. Cressy arriving from Jacksonville with pine lumber for Searsport. Eastman Bros. & Bancroft mark their fiftieth anniversary with staff noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin G. Cressy
Portland
Jacksonville
Searsport
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft
William Trufant
Local church notes and nautical updates from Lewiston
Friday meetings and gatherings include Genesta Chapter, Pilgrim degree at Lincoln Castle, and various church groups. Maritime items report schooners Eskimo and Cressy, Nevada trials at Owl's Head, and cargo movements along the river with crews and duties across Gardiner Portland and Boston routes.
West Bath Grange Home Night Includes Music and Readings
The West Bath Grange schedules a Monday November 8 program with Home Night activities. Music tableaux quotes on home life readings a Home-maker's Creed chorus singing Old Folks at Home recitation and questions on housework and girls education. A baby pictures contest and Home Sweet Home chorus close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Ruth Fuller
Jontest
Local church groups meet on Lincoln and Middle Streets
The Ladies' Aid of the New Church met Mrs. Kimball on Lincoln Street Friday afternoon at 2 59. The Ladies' Aid of Central Church met with Mrs. Clifford S Barbour on Middle Street Friday at 2 00. Reports note a bobcat sighting near Georgetown and a large flag gifted to St. Louis. Bath Water District trustees organized with W S Newell as president and Charles S Brown as clerk, outlining terms and staff for the new board and Maine Water Co involvement.
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Ladies’ Aid of
Wesley Church
St. North Side
M. C.R.R
Maine Woman Suffrage Association
Congregational Church
Kennebunk
Helen N. Bates
Sherman St
Portland
Garland
Bowdoin
Central Board
Brunswick
Thomas F. Murphy
Harvard
Hugh C. McGrath
Boston College
Charles C. McCarthy
Georgetown
New Church
Kimball
Lincoln St
Central Church
Clifford S. Barbour
Middle St
United States
St. Lewis
Monkeers
Rouckland
Morse
Selvoel
Rockland
Bath Boys
Bath Water District
W. S. Newell
E. S. Crosby
R. H. Baxter
Mr. Newell
Charles S. Brown
Brunswick Water District
Birth of a Nation draws Opera House crowd in Popham Beach region
A crowded Thursday evening at the Opera House drew attendees for the Birth of a Nation after a long wait along Center street. Hollis Bailey of Woolwich traveled to Boston with an owl he had captured for sale. Clarence J Cartton completed painting the Water Works Station and papered the upstairs tenement. A repair crew laid new rails for the MC RR yards and siding to replace worn tracks from heavy freight transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Path Box
Universalist
Society Hall
Popham Beach
Stevens
Stony Brook Road
Phippsburg Center
Center Street
Opera House
Hollis Bailey
Woolwich
Boston
Pullman
Bailey
Nequasset
Clarence J Cartton
Water Works
M C.R.R
Lumbering and road notes from Woolwich and Brunswick
Teemah is in the lowlands early mornin. The Mackay portable mill moved to the Bailey lot in Woolwich. The schooner Emma S. Briges repairs at Percy and Small yard with lumber for New York. State road opening at Blind Crossing delayed by rain. set for early next week. Roast bear and venison featured at Eagle Hotel Brunswick dinner. Lumberman Moulton of Littlefield and Moulton, Lynn, Mass. toured for boxboard supply amid rising demand and scarce supply.
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Emma S. Briges
Percy & Small Yard
New Yor
Board of Highways and Sewers
New State Road
Blind Crossing
Eagle Hotel
Brunswick
Blinn
Clifford
Rangeley
Moulton
Littlefield
Lynn
Mass
Massachusetts
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West Bath Topics
Grace Church
Bath Camp
M. W. of A
N. J. Stover
Fred Glidden
South End
M. Mo
Horace B. West
Woodbury
West
Epicures
Wanderers
Farrar
Mann
Todge
Moose
Music Hall
O. P. Coffin
William Mann
Augustus Perow
I. C. Coombs
Harry Ward
Ben Perow
W. W. Hosmer
George Jacobs
Booth
D. Warner
Messrs. Gross
Ward
B. Perow
Hosmer
Chase
Miller
McIntire
Robson
Pattengill
Caton
Soule
Shoates
Joseph Hart
Charles St
Hart
Lawrence
Bowdoin College
Bath Iron Works
Celina Doucette
Genesta
Lincoln Castle
Bay
Virginia
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Dec. S
Woman's Auxiliary
Corliss St. Church
John Nocton
Washington St
Palermo
Ariel
Gardiner
Sunbeam
Kuimber
Lewiston
Lewisten
Eskimo
M.C.R.R
Nova Scotia
K. and G. Bakery
Universalist Church
S. J. Willis
Otis Clark
Mary W. Bowen
Norfolk
Cora F. Cressy
New York
Block Island
Harwood Palmer
Hoboken
Vineyard Sound
Illinois
Indiana
Bay Point
Tuchberhind
PR Porthiana
Jae Stockton
Schoaoner Dustin GG. Cressy
Torsday
Pla
Stockton
Deering- Winslow Co
Long Wharf
Nevada
Owl’s Head
United States Navy
Naval Trial Board
H. B. Wilson
C. Raymond Chappell
Eureka
Sterling
the Clothing World
A. Shuman & Co
Thompson Bros
Ning
Egypt
Bath Dept. Store
Center St
A. Singer & Co
New Moon
Mackay
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