Local Jottings and Notices From Perkins County
Committee on Accounts met Tuesday evening. Alonzo Fisher captured two woodcocks and two partridges. The Rivaious barge lies in winter quarters at Marion and Commercial Streets. Police reports remain quiet. Susie May and Eugene brought parties to the city landing. Deer hunting is unlawful in Perkins town for four years. Pythian Sisters held a district session with a fine postmeeting spread. The Bailey Night School visit by State Schools Superintendent Pas son Smith. Down river fishermen report quiet fishing and fresh shiners. A cat on Lincoln Street and a tortoise-shell cat story amuse locals. Foxes at McMasters farm numbered fifteen. Lincoln Lodge I O O S worked first degree. next Mondays second degree and following Monday third. Farmers Institutes arranged for November at Winterport Sunrise Grange Hall and other halls. Towser the tiger cat displays amiable mischief in Leonard and Mitchell Drug Store area and charms visitors from Boston until departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down Town
Alonzo Fisher
Marion
Commercial Sts
Susie May
Eugene
City Landing
Perkins
Pythian Sisters
Bailey
Morse High
Passon Smith
Gas House
High Street
Marietta
Richmond
King's Hill
McMasters
Lincoln Lodge
Horace W. Ward
Farmers’ Institutes
Grange Hall
Winterport
Thatsas
Novello Carna
South Dover
Mountain View
Utaraee
Abbott Village
Sayzadaho
Bowdoin
Leonard and Mitchell
Front Street
Towser
Boston
Massachusetts
Summer blooms and river trades in Bath area
Marigolds flourish in Bath gardens and Winthrop sells apples for 1.50 a barrel amid plenty. Reports cover lodge meetings, church society gatherings, a fall dance, logging load near Mineola, courthouse weatherproofing, and local boat traffic including the Charles W Church rescue and towage operations around Bath and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Winthrop
Bath News Snippets From Bath County Area Report
Local notes cover river yards, road work, and a Bay shore hunting trip. Mentions include Kennebec and Maine officials, Morse High school events, and a motorists safety incident near Front Street.
Bath area notes and community updates linger in town
Local visits and travels include Mrs Coffil and her daughter in Hallowell while Harry B Sawyer sails to Boston and New York. The Beacon Street Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Batchelder. Residents comment on changing winds as Oscar's crew improves North Grove Street. Davenport block front and partition work progress. A Bath correspondent reports on the Mutt and Jeff overhaul and a trip to San Francisco. Aurora Borealis amazes Bowdoin residents at dawn. Boston suburb squirrels prompt concerns over fences and woodwork. Pythian Sisters host district convention with delegates from Bowdoinham and neighboring towns. A Bath memory recounts a ditch digger tale. Lewiston funds planned for State convention entertainment with $800 budget and public reception. Funeral held for Mrs Charlotte Donnell. services by Rev Willis with Oak Grove burial. Bath girls basketball opens season with Morse and Morse teams set for upcoming games in Freeport and Bowdoinham. Lectures on Current Events scheduled in Brunswick with dates from Nov 9 to Dec 11 at Court House. tickets $5 for six, 75 cents single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coffil
Gary
Clara May
Hallowell
Harry B. Sawyer
Boston
New York
Beacon Street
Grove St
Davenport Block
Front St
W. . Tel
Tinney Shoeshine
Phippsburz
Morse’s
Joseph Knowles
Matthiens
Rockland C. G
Mutt
Jeff
San Francisco
Panama
Bath
Bowdoin
Game Commission
Lowell Temple Pythian
Castle Hall
Bowdoinham
Brunswick
Yarmouth
Richmond
Yarmouth Temple
Lowell Temple
Tim
Tom Doggan
Lewiston
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Ernest H. Perry
Silas Ehrenfried
E. P. Webster
Charlotte Wright Donnell
Fisher Ames Donnell
Middle and
Winter Sts
Sidney J. Willis
Universalist Church
Fred B. Reed
George E. Thompson
A. H. Donnell
W. C. Chadbourne
Oak Grove Cemetery
Donnell
Halp
Peereson Felist
Mary Kelley
Morse
Madelyn Chase
Mans Barn
Brunsi
Urs Wick
Europe
Teuton
Germany
United States
Meserve
Christmas layouts appear in Barn stores this season
Local notes report a busy holiday period with Christmas sales planned by Winter Street ladies on December 8. Community events include sewing circles and church meetings, plus local updates on civic projects, accidents, and public safety concerns in Bath and surrounding towns.
Local society notes and bay area happenings in Bath
The Ladies Aid and Sewing Circle meet with Mrs. Smith and Miss Watson. Hunters camp on the Bay as John Foote reports eight black ducks shot. Fortnightly and Oriental club activities, musics, dances, and tours are announced. Local fishing trades transport and reefers, with weather prognostications and a Jersey City church fire. Court notices include an umbrella mender case and a probation sentence. Street church reunion features, with toasts and camp talks at West Bath and Phippsburg camps.
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Lowell Temple
Pythian’ Sisters
Proctor
Center St
John Foote
Bay
Kennebec
Bath
H. T. Stevens
Carlton
Woolwich Mo
Bath Opera House
Mark Hall
Cecil A. Low
Monhegan
Mark
Popham Beach
Unitarian Church
Misses Turner
Seguin
Omaha
South Gardiner
Oakes Ames
Augusta
Ames
Farnsworth
Damariscotta
Morse
St. John’s Episcopalian Church
Jersey City
George C. DeMott
Central Church
Thomas Guinn
Marshal Pattee
Cogliss Stre Church
J. Cressy
Chester A. Plat
Eyl Tana
Leland R. Mitchell
Sidney Eaton
J. R. Cressy
P. Browne
John Churchill
Bodoin
Albee
Murr
West Bath
Phippsburg
Jacks
Bowker
Everve
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Lincoln Street
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Maurice Snow
ScLooner
W. F Dunham
The
Bee
Association
A. E. Burt
Charles W. Church
Fall River
Belridge
Cape Henry
Newport News
New England Shipbuilding Co
Charles Horrickey
Senin
Sunbeam
Gardiner
Pickering Light
Kimball
M.C.R.R
Lansing
New England
Oakes
Mes
Kenneberthur Macullam
Iip
Bay Shore
C. T. Copeland
Lewiston-Rockland
Rockland
C. E. Seekins
Joseph Alexander
Maine
William E Rowe
Sasanoa Trill
Redmen
Orr's Island
Sebascodegan
Dunbar
S. N. Fogg
F. E. Beane
West Bath Grange Fair
Meplosas Tvocien
Nicaea
Owen Rogers
Morse High School Athletic Association
Knights of the Golden Masse
Stanswick
Topsham
Lipointe
L.A
First National Bank
T. Av. Hyde
Sons of Veterans
Frank Seals
Arthur MM. Isnee
William Nutter
Camp Council
Arthur JH. Stewart
WU Tieton Atari Ee
Illinois
Rockhateh
Lesard
Prairies
Finse
Ralph Legard
Pine Street
John H. Stacexs
Popham
Haley
Life Savin
Frank Richardson
Farmer
U. S
Wales
Wales Schlieeins
W. F. Dutton
H. P. Richardson
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
A. J. Dunton
Sagadahov
Inland Fisheries and Game Commission
Clarence P. Parker
Albright College of
Myerstown
Pua
Susquehanna Albright
Mavens
Parker
Albright
Pie Dairy Lititeh
Kaiser
Napoleon
Silas Hart
State Hospital
Odd
Carrielbee
Corliss St
Wesley Church
A. E. Baum
Union St
S. R. Percy
Sabine
Winter Street
John S. Hyde
B. F. Savage
YOO Ciag
Clvei
Mary Pratt
F. Robinson
John Troop
David Burleigh
Fannie Jones
Robinson
No. 2
Engine House
Gilbert Perry
Perth Amboy
Boothway Harbor
Louise
Emma May Roderick
John Roderick Ecwath
Harry R. Stevens
Sisay
Miro
John Stevens
Stark Newell
Robert Grace
Edward Cook
Scott Andrews
Washington St
North St
Mr. Andrews
Scott
Center St. R. R
R. R
Ladies’ Aid of
Winter Street Church
C. Ll. O. Smith
Julia Watson
Middle St
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