Sudden Death and Local Notices From Georgetown
The Bath Independent notes the sudden death of Mrs. John W. Cummings in Georgetown after a horse incident, with funeral plans to Pottsville. It also covers farm and town updates, church events, entertainments, and residents visiting, plus a toy boat作maker Lon McMahan supplying A. H. Stearns & Co. in Boston for Christmas trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cummings
Hattie E Rowe
Fred O. Robinson
Cambridge
Mass
Alfred Rowe
Clayton
Evelyn
Richmond
Susan Rose
Portland
Alfred Gray
Kelloge Street
Joseph Muse
Arthur Wyman
Brownies
Bath
Rowe's Hall
Lon McMahan
Boston
Earl McMahan
A. H. Stearns & Co
McMahan
Cured Rheumatism Case Promotes Williams Pink Pills
A patient in Archbald PA recovered from a severe inflammatory rheumatism attack after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The mother recalls months of swelling and pain but credit the pills with a complete cure. The article advocates blood-building treatment and offers free literature on blood diseases. Pills priced 50 cents, six for $2.50, from Dr Williams Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Francis H. Clarkson
Archbald
Arthur Clarkson
Francis
Jim
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Spring exhibit features sewing machines and bean guessing
Denham and Walter Cook display spring styles while the Singer Sewing Machine Co. shows four machines and darning demos. George Farrington and W. B. Brown present the Farrington Sanitary Folding Mattress Co booth with a bean guessing contest awarding portieres and a alary clock. A. J. Wahstrom leads Baldwin garments demos, and the Manual Training School exhibit showcases student work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denham
Walter Cook
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Kktoy Thistle
Erma Farrar
Virginia Russell
Farrington Sanitary Folding Mattress Co
George Farrington
W. B. Brown
A. Litton
D. T. Percy & Sons
Booth
H. Lyons
Baldwin
W. A. Fall
Manual Training School
A. J. Wahstrom
Enaree
Collins
Esther Jones
Bertha Baker
Miss Shorey
Jennie Sawyer
J. Rathman
Northeast fair exhibits showcase modern goods and samples
At the northeast corner booths unveil fresh corn at Murphy’s stand. Sig Testa’s area run by Miss Myra Whitlam and Lester Brackley features Columbia talking machines. John F Johnson displays antiseptic powder with nationwide testimonials and free demonstrations. Mapleine by Crescent Mfg. Co and samples from Miss Ethel Wright. Wonder Shine cleans silver without rubbing by Mr and Mrs G F Lowe. National magazine and five others offered by Olivit and Erpenbeck. Jell-O and ice cream powder by O A Ames and Mrs A W Chick. Miss A M White leads an attractive display. Candy booth run by J F Clary with Miss Belle Beals and Mrs R F Shackford. Abalone shell ware sold by Miss E M Leavitt Steere. Bouillon cubes by N C Bart and Miss Brown. Samples of Post Toasties and other cereals handed out by Mrs Burt M Dyer and Mrs Woodbury Potter. Snow Boy samples from Mrs Irving Varney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Mfg. Co
Seattle
Wash
Ethel Wright
Wonder Shine
G. F. Lowe
R. C. Olivit
H. T. Erpenbeck
National
O. A. Ames
A. W. Chick
A. M. White
J. F. Clary
Belle Beals
R. F. Shackford
E. M. Leavitt
N.C. Bart
Miss Brown
Burt M. Dyer
Woodbury Potter
Irving Varney
Winchester forever a faithful gun for hard gunning
The speaker extols the Winchester rifle as the best for demanding shooting days. He stresses patience, discipline, and staying calm, noting the gun's durability, strong action, and a custom barrel rib for quick sighting. He cautions against careless acts during early morning shoots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thonen
Winchester
Ridley
Ridley on Bay Birds and Maine Fishing Heritage
Mr Ridley notes heavier bay birds this season with black ducks around three pounds and dark legged at two. He recalls gunners claim better fattening, while spring and summer bring his shad and sturgeon fishing profits. Other Maine streams like Androscoggin and Cathance retain Indian names, and a Maine corn shipment milestone shows 144,605 cases in October from Portland, compared with 60,337 in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ridley
Ridley
Maine
Portland
Tales of Long Ago and the Sagadahoc Bay Narratives
The article recalls early Indian camps along Sagadahoc Bay near Bath and Bowdoinham. It notes abundant deer, fish, waterfowl, and relic finds on bay shores. A stone breakwater at Center's Point is attributed by locals to redmen building it to protect canoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Meeting Bay
Sagadahoc
Bath
Long Reach
Bay
Center's Point
Bowdoinham
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted in Bath Testimony
Bath residents report relief from back and kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Charles H. Jordan of 40 York St Bath Maine credits a complete cure to a single box, with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY listed as sole US agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
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Ury
First Baptist Church
Henry Teddle
Withev
Mra
Ual
Participau
Union Hal
Betta
Bradrod
Oodbury Siver
Oliver
Bathat
Lowe
Everett
E. C. Merry
Boothbay
William Bennett
Solomon
Humphrey
A. K.P. Oliver
Harry J. Clark
Brooklyn
Clarks
W. P. Cromwell
Gilbert
Margaret Williams
Hyde Park
Mary Cushman
Farmington
W. T. Oliver
Willams
Georgetown
Cushman
Samuel Mereen
Kittery
Marrtown
Ashdale
M.L. Marr
Vassalboro
Pine Islands
Hom
Ruth Hanna
Charles McFadden
G. E. Kneeland
Boothbay Harbor
Warner Lewis
Sarah Rowe
M. FE. Bo Hanan
George Rowe
Meveland
Southport Bridge
Fred Rittal
Hodedon
C. Merry
W. H. Holland
Wil Rowe
Will Cameron
Ebencook
Cape Newacuen
Ers
Deep Wa
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elisha Fields
Pat
Wenner
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. I
N.Y
Pierce
Invalides’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Dr. Pierce
Peoples
Glenwood
J. A. Winslow
Ishe
John Murphy
Sig
Maignen Chemical Co
John F. Johnson
Johnson
Parsons
S. Johnson & CO
Boston, Mass
Androscoggin
Cathance
Doan
Chichester
SEARS
Joe Jabs
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