Local Jottings and Shoaling News From Parker's Head
Outlook for American shoe factories shows further improvements. William Daley of Parker's Head buys general cargo to take down river. Lighter Emma I. loads shingles for Eastern River. Showers Saturday night and Sunday with rising temperatures and wind shifting east to west. The Seeuin carried Morse Bras parts to McCoRUR Wharf. Congress Shirt Factors report booming business with flannel shirts and seventy workers. Master Silas Owen of City of Bangor stayed over Saturday on business. Dozen travelers sought lodging due to storm and cold. The Sesuin brought down horse Maceh Chank to Parker's Fiths and James Mallow lumbered from upstream. Rehearsals for Pudd'nhead Wilson begin at Colonial Club Theatre for Thanksgiving night. Parent-Teachers Association meets at 2 PM at Mrs John Hunt's 362 Middle Street. John Belanger shoots a fox in West Bath woods. youngest hunter at thirteen.
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William Daley
Parker's Head
Hinneh
Emma i
M.C.R.R
Seeuin
Cathance
Maud H W. Dudles
Bowdoinham
Mccorur
Congress
Hss Baeeres
Silas Qwen
City of
Bangor
Polies
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Colonial Club
Columbia Theatre
Parent-Teachers Association of the
South Pend
John Hunt
Middle Street
Winter Harbor notes and town happenings
Local items report a Y M C A move, church socials, school committee actions, and various town anecdotes. Highlights include a motorless horse return, fox hunting near Birch Point, deer sightings in Woolwich, and a Bath donkey tale with city life contrasts.
Patchwork Girl of Oz Show Sparks Theatre Renovation
Bath area notes report shops closing Thursdays and many homes in progress. A Bath barge captain mourns a wife’s death as crews renovate Columbia theatre after The Patchwork Girl of Oz. Carpenters modify entrances and seating while lights and ventilation are upgraded. The Phi Rho banquet follows on the New Town car with a lively social night.
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Mouniel Bishop
Peo
Gilmore
Franklin St
Columbia Theatre
Aoven
Local social and community notes from Westport morning paper
Morning Westport notes report hunting coons, church meetings, lectures, and social events. Dr Harry F Morin spoke to the First Baptist Brotherhood. night dances at Foresters Hall. Reading Circle at the parsonage reading In Red Man's Land. Unity Guild annual banquet with lobster salad. T W Hyde Camp whist party. land sale near Little Sheepscot River to David Standish with timber for a bungalow planned next spring.
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Front St
Stanton
Foresters of America
Camp Sagadahoc
C. E. Solegy
First Baptist Church
Mildred Daley
Red Man's Land
Francis E. Leupp
U.S
Lily Pray
Maple St
T. W. Hyde
Foresters’ Hall
Lena Atwood
E. A. Beverly
Gardiner Crocker
C. A. Dodge
David G. Standish
Thomas Hagan
Sheepscot
Marc Mahan
Nicholas Blaisdell
Nerd Standish
Standish Woodlow
Amasa Ellers
Mr. Standish
New contracts and town growth in Maine featured
New contracts in the air and a Maine building boom mark the week. West Bath Grange Fair ran two nights at Grange Hall New Meadows with chairs rearranged for comfort. Jackman prepares a large sawmill project employing nearly a thousand and a new dam completing soon.
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West Bath
New Meadows
Maine
Jackman
Somerset County
Jackman Lumber Co
Prouty & Miller
Vermont
Moose River
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Harse Maceh Chank
Parker
James Mallow
John Belanger
Court Street
Phe Maurras Cluby
Ray Powers
Amimings
St. Morie
Winneganee Creek
Ewerth Webster
Pophany
Winnesanee
Charles Sinson
Neyes’s Hill
Woolwich
Law
Woods
Walter Bakroin
Bath
Roy Shackford
J. 4
Redson
JL. M. Mello
William Work
Ned
Birch Point
McCormick
Y. M. Uio
Chamber of Commerce
Winter Street Church
Cub Rooms
Fred Sturtevant
Ladia Tracy
Rudolph Schlenker
Edgecomb Quarterly Baptist Conference
Corliss Street Society
Wblel2
Sediumlene
India
Alt. Salley
Lewiston
W. Arthur Wood
Saco
S. R. Witlock
Banzer
J. D. Tibbetts
Steep Lvalls
Boothbay
Georgetown
Stevens
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Mechanic St
Jons
Mechanicst
Enoush
Iis
Theipy Tips
St Westion
U .S
New Meadows Shores
Malishiv
Kennebec
Freeport
Athletic Association
Smith
Capt. A. Barbour
Vinalhaven
Rockland Courier-Gazette
G. B. McGrath
Boston
Southport
Kelley- Spear
Waino W. Hahala
Crockett
the Meadows
Nakwla
Jdhkins
Rochland Courter
Cae “Ott
Westes
Ihorch
Chateris
Wa Longley
William Davis
Mamy
Gorham Weeks
Katherine Hawk
A. Farrar
Cath
Erine Bell
HH. A. Walters
Rosie Winterberrs
Charles Williams
Morse High School
A. Efsullim
H. A. Walters
lVinse I de Ronvand
Ard Airs
Gy. Cahill
Herbert Hodgkins
Henry Swett
Federal Square
James Millay
Warden Willis
Marsh A. Haraden
Swett
Salmon River
James Blair
Blair
Sagadahoe Towaze Co
Phi Rho
Tven
Ben
Bon
Patrick Donahue
Patrick
Pat
Oi Gotter
Fannie Merritt Palmer
The
Woman's Home Companion
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Navy
Kittery Navy Yard
Naval Constructor
L. 8. Adams
Navi Department
Standard Oil Company OF
New York
Albany
Susay Arfaug Auuusts
Buffalo
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
Portland, Maine
Sagadahoc
Tron
James S. Lowell
John H. Cox
Walter S. Glidden
Center Street
William F. Carlton
M. Humphreys
Room
Bath, Main
T. Felix Gouraud
L A. Sayre
Urnying & Son
NEW England Mercantile Coss IT
Cooper
Federal Trust Co
NEW England Mercantile CO
India Street
Mass
Chichester
Ee Druggtat
A. B. Watson
Chiropodist
Union Street
Brunswick
Cyrus W. Longley
F. S. Curtis
Centre Street
Bath, Maine
R. I
Hannah Howard
Winthrop
M. F. Taylor
Grirefield
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