Banquet Fetes Firemen With Remarks Of City Leaders
Enjoyable time marked by a banquet for Long Beach No. 2 Fire Department with Major Clinton Aldermen and officials attending. Driver Norton showcased horse training and quick hose hitch response as part of the evening’s demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Clinton
Fo HH
Turner
Committee On Fire Department
Aldermen
Briges
Tam
Frank Morse
Edward H. Cook
Frank Minlekins
Charles H. Norton
Anm
No. 2
God Steward
Hares Robinson
Cam Ste
Fitba
Mavor Dunton
New York
Beiner
Morse
Parks
Driver Norton
Lone Beach No. 2
Norton
Robinson
Bath Fire Department
Long Beach Co
Chester McMute
Melvin Savace
Vernon Aver
Robert Veer
Willken Weters
Iral Barter
Davids Surleigh
Charles Worrey
Arthur Aver
Leland Plummer
Obituary of Mary Ic Quimby From Gardiner
Mrs Mary Ic Quimby aged sixteenths died Monday after a long illness. A native of Mallowell she resided in the city for eleven years. She is survived by her husband Charles M Quimby two daughters Frulein and Lillian G two brothers George and Frank of Gardiner. Funeral held Thursday at two o clock from the late residence No 5 South Street. Morse High Athletic Association members were pleased with a $5 gift from Postmaster E W Hyde for the association fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ic. Quimby
Mallowell
Prank
Sarah Newell
Charles M. Quimby
Charles W
Everett M
Frulein
Lillian G
George
Frank
Gardiner
No. 5
South St
Shamrocks Take Two of Three in Junior League Open
Bowling season opens at Putty Alleys with Shamrocks beating Resolutes two games to one in the Junior League. Coffill leads with high single and top three-string total as teams settle into solid play after a close first game won by the Resolutes on a roll off. The Vanities and Defiance bowled Wednesday night and the big league began with Hyde Windlass facing Eurewils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrocks
Resolutes
Annd
Coffill
Vanities
Defiance
Hyde Windlass
Eure
Burekas and Hyde Windlass Split Opening Bowling Match
The Park Aves Puesdas game opened with Hyde Windlass claiming three wins after the first match was found tied at 400 apiece due to a scoring error. Windlass then won the final two games by two pins, with Cutting topping all three strings at 269 and high single at 111.
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Burekas
Hyde Windlass
Park Aves Puesdas
Tivde Windlass
Windlass
Cutting
Farmers who wait in Maine for reform and drainage
The piece argues Maine must adopt drainage and water power use to unlock farm productivity. It highlights artesian wells and tile drainage as essential, urges reform across the state, and notes Maine's soil and water resources could feed large populations if properly developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Dirigo
Europe
Old
National Survey issues Maine general map with highways
A new Maine map from the National Survey Company Portland is described as complete and accurate. It includes automobile highways, trails, railroads, trolley lines, steamboat routes, county and township boundaries, streams, lighthouses, county seats, post offices, telegraph and express offices, railway stations, and an extensive index with population and rail distances. L. V. Crocker is listed as the map’s typographer. The note mentions eleven inmates of the Home for Old Couples and Aged Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
National Survey Company
Portland
November Meeting of the Colonial Club Plans Pudd’nhead Wilson Play
The Colonial Club held a large November session with President Hyde presiding. They approved staging Pudd’nhead Wilson at Columbia Theatre on Thanksgiving night and named a committee to organize the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Hyde
Columbia Theatre
John H. Hyde
C. C. Troop
H. C. Webber
H. A. Hise
W.A. Murtaugh
Eugene Thebeau
A. H. Kimball
Kimball
The Bath Market Prices Hold Steady Before Thanksgiving
Market steady from last week with scarce butter and high eggs. Vegetables and fruit show mixed but steady wholesale figures including lettuce 75 cents per box, celery 1.10, cabbage 1 cent per pound, and oranges 3.50 to 4.00 per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Concord
Guin Trial and Whiskey Seizures Highlight Bath News
Sheriff Oliver and deputies pursued Thomas Guin for illegal liquor. Guin was captured in a pool room after a chase from Franklin Street to Center Street, with two pints seized and a third bottle found later at Joseph Footer’s premises. Guin was found guilty of illegal possession in Municipal Court, with sentence suspended. The same issue notes D A R chapter meeting and Morse High Class of 1915 fair plans.
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Oliver
Tom Guin
Guin
Franklin Street
R. R
Washington St
Vine St
Chase
Center St
Gnin
Joseph Footer
Franklin St
Gilmore Place
Footer
Thomas
Bath
Becky
Wiscasset
Thomaston
Thomas Guin
Gunn
Joseph C. Footer
Dan Bishop
Franklin House
Qllin
S. J. Court
Keegan
Local residents note travel and greetings across towns
Bruns and vice Mro and Mrs A B Hunthave returned from Malden Massachusetts. Rev T N Kewley led Wednesday evening church service. Mrs Anne M Oliver hosted Sewing Circle. Miss auvira verline visiting Freeport guest of Mrs George Dennison. Mrs Lilla Clark returns from Thomaston guest of Mrs Seymour Hayden. Mrs Charles Dowling returns to Lawrence Massachusetts after summer at Mrs John Skho field. Miss Bertha Morse at Parker Head guest of aunt Mrs Elbridge Morse. L S Club met with hostess Mrs Alton Oliver. Mrs Jennie Franks visiting Lewiston. Mrs Ella Knights ill at home. Mr and Mrs Eugene Knight visiting Westport. Mrs Harry F Oliver and daughter Carolyn visiting Maine relatives. Mrs Wilda Stover back from Boothbay guest of Mrs Anne M Oliver. Mrs D A Merry expected home from Maine General Hospital after operation. E C Dunning ill at home. Charles Flage spending vacation from navy with family. Thomas L and Walter C Perry visiting Portland. Mrs Sherman Morse visiting Phippsburg. Ed Small on three weeks’ vacation from Hyde Windlass Co. Miss Alice Bowie returns to Parker Head after visit. John Norris family visiting relatives Sunday. John Norris, wife and daughter visiting relatives here.
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Mro
A. B Hunthave
Malden
Mass
T. N. Kewley
Benson Street
M. E
Anne M. Oliver
Missy Auvira Evlermine
Freeport
George Dennison
Lilla Clark
Thomaston
Seymour Hayden
Charles Dowling
Lawrence
John Skhofield
Bertha Morse
Parker Head
Elbridge Morse
L. S. Club
Alton Oliver
Thomas L. and
Walter C. Perry
Portland
Sherman Morse
Herbert Cutting
Phippsburg
Ed. Small
Hyde Windlass Company
Halloween Party Hosted by Murray Friends
Mr and Mrs Robert Murray entertained friends with a jolly Halloween gathering Saturday night. The house was decorated with crepe paper pumpkins witches and bats. Music refreshments and humorous games with a black kettle provided merriment. Rev Mr Purinton led a sermon at the Baptist Church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Humphreys
Baby Creighton
Sidney Holbrook
Charles Purinton
Robert Murray
Mr. Purinton
The
Baptist Church
Local social notes and selectmen actions in Westport
Westport residents, including Mrs. George Clancey and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Welch, visit Wis casset and Bath. The selectmen met Friday night drawing three jurymen T. F. Knight J. H. Knight and George Richardson. Grange attendance was light due to members attending out of town and North Chapel meetings.
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George Clancey
Wiscasset
Ray Welch
Hotel Phoenix
Bath
Horace Lewis
Elmer
Mathew Keenleaf
Abbie Lewis
T. F. Knight
J. H. Knight
George Richardson
Grange
North Chapel
H. A. Swanton
Boston
Gardiner
Quiet Wedding Connects Farnsworth and Russell in New Jersey
Edward Clarence Farnsworth, noted philosopher and poet, wed Emma Welch Russell in Elizabeth New Jersey on October 22. The couple, connected to Maine and Portland circles, have since arrived in Portland.
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Portland
New Jersey
Elizabeth
N. J
Maine
Edward Clarence Farnsworth
Emma Welch Russell
Farnsworth
Albert P. Welch
The
Sunday Star
J. P., ‘Welch
Bath
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LAS Abhitt
Ain Friends
Morse High Athletic Association
E. W. Hyde
Shamrocks Pinkham Rein
Sprague
Butler Oa
Billings
Coffin
Resolutes FE. McMann
Smith
Black Hat
He H. McMann
H. W. Co
Gu Stewart Ae Sr
L. V. Crocker
Robert M. Dunton
Galen M. Low
Parker N. Moulton
University of Maine
Herbert JL. Platts
Reading
Harold Thompson
Mlegal
Col. Dummer Sewall
Edward Kendall
Charles Staples
Bowdeinham
Staples
Paul Revere
Kendall
Mrs. Staples
Morse High
Copenhagen
United States
James F. Will Co
Bruns
Winnegance
Jennie Franks
Lewiston
Ella Knights
Eugene Knight
Westport
Harry F. Oliver
Carolyn
Edgar Williams
Alice Bowie
Lottie Howard
John Norris
New Meadows
Mathew
Elmer Greenleaf
R. T. Beaton
Eldred Lewis
Ordway Lewis
Mr. Jameson
Miss Webster
A. G. Whitten
C. L. Cromwell
G. G. Judkins
Rev. C. Jameson
Lana Peter
J. S. Knight
Russell-Farnsworth
Philadelphia
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