Washington Park grows housing boom in Bath North End
Forty workers are rapidly erecting houses at Washington Park with new maple trees planted by Robert Sutherland, as bathroom fittings and furnaces arrive for four homes. Foundations for a Park and High Street residence for Mrs. Charles Plaisted have begun, and Clough Maxim Roche plan 16 more houses this winter, racing frost with Penney Nichols and a Portland contractor adding six more. Dorcas Guild of Beacon Street Church met and planned Finn on the Podunk Limited rehearsals and a Christmas sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
North End
Robert Sutherland
Park
Park and
High Sts
Messrs
Clough
Maxim and Roche
Penney & Nichols
Portland
Bath
Maxim & Roche
Credit Die
Dorcas Guild of
Beacon Street
George Perry
Crescent Street
Finn
Podunk Limited
Wool fund card party raises 150 for soldiers' yarn
At Mrs. Harold M. Sewall’s home a Saturday card party cleared 150 for a wool fund. About 100 attended. those not playing cards knit. War cakes and tea were served and sugar hoarding discussed as Mrs. Sewall explained her household sugar use to aid food conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Sewall
Woolwich and Bath Notes Pace With Hockomock Back on Schedule
Woolwich residents celebrate the Hockomock’s return to the schedule and report on local visits and movements. Dresden’s Fred Trott plans to move to Springfield while a launch carries passengers as the Hockomock is repaired. Brunswick visitors, school talks, and several townspeople are noted in a string of brief items from Bath to Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carleton
Raymord Dexts
Fort Baldwin
Johnson
Ethelyn
Brunwick
M. J. Smit
Sagadahoc Ferry
Velma Strout
Brunswick
Pearl Hall
Miss Strout
Turner Falls
Mass
Wreks News In Summary Local notices and social notes
Mrs Ovin Wuntewell is sick. Llewellyn Bail and son Bernard visited Gardiner. Harvey Tyfailey sells stock and plans winter in Portsmouth. Red Cross at Mont sweag sent 25 Xmas bags. Carrol Soule visiting his parents. Mrs Judith Riro hosted by Mrs Frank Card. Frank Card bought a new cow. Elton Phinney of Arrowsic spent weekend in Richmond. Several residents traveled to Richmond and Dresden. Remains of Mrs Emma Brookings Trott interred in Woolwich. she was 73. Fred Trott visits from Yarmouth springing plans. Various locals named for visits, moves, and house plans. (Continued from Page One) notices list broader national items and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Reed
Portland
Josephine Cookson
G. M. Stinson
Bath
E. R. Warren
Woolwich
Alton Erskine
New Castle
Damariscotta
Frank Cate
Dresden
Ellen Bailey
New Hampshire
Lynn
Alonzo Hatfield
Boston
Charles Walker
G. W. Shaw
Fred Grover
Carlton Lewis
Harold Shaw
Gardiner
Fred Bailey
Edward Locke
Wiscasset
Herbert Rice
Dr. Leathers
Harvey Bailey
Mayor Small
Decker
Joseph Butler
Marshall Card
Marjory Bailey
Charles Trask
Ovin Wuntewell
Llewellyn Bail
Bernard
Harvey Tyfailey
Portsmouth
N. H
Red Cross Society
Montsweag
Carrol Soule
Wvho
The
Texas Co
Fred Soule
Judith Riro
Richmond
John McKenney
Augustus Lavine
Minstrels End Women Stars Chorus Star In Parish House Show
The Parish House minstrel program by the N. L. for W. 3 featured new jokes and strong singing led by end women Magolia Sweet and Helen Crosby. Soloists included Margaret Hanson Lucille Page Madelyn Chase Miriam Kimball Rachel Hodgdon and Anne Kimball with dancing and a piano interlude. Proceeds around $40 benefited the work fund as naval men attended.
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N. L
W. 3
Duff Gordon
Neston Bonney
Magolia Sweet
Helen Crosby
Margare Hanson
Honolulu Way
Lucille Page
Madelyn Chase
Wahlen
Mike Strong
Egypt
Helen Cragpy
Johnny
Cwith
Clara Hateh
E. A. Farrar
Rachel Hodgden
F. D. Hill
Miriam Kimball
Rachel Hodgdon
Anne Kimball
Chor
Marguerite Hennessy
Eunice Ledyard
Moyrie Strong
Dorothy Jewett
Margaret Hanson Hattie Richerson
FE. D. Hill
Clara Match
John Legro
Rupert Cowles
Bob Stetson
Brunswick
Penny Ante On Postage and Public Notices
Letters facing a new three cent postage rule cause chaos as people chase postmen for two cent stamps. Also notes a yacht return of the Topaz VIII to New Meadows River near the landing. A legal affidavit from Frank J. Cheney promises one hundred dollars for any catarrh cure with Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Saiwas County
Frank J. Cher
FE. Cheney & Co
Frank J. Cheney
A.W. Gleason
J. Cheney & CO
Halls
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron for Overworked Workers
Busy men and women can find relief from nervous strain and fatigue with Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron. The blood and nerve remedies are said to restore energy, helping them accomplish tasks without stalling. Hood's Pills can supplement with gentle relief when a laxative is needed.
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Ilood
Harvest Dinner Aids at Lincoln Hall With Gas Trouble
Ladies' Aid of People's Church held a harvest dinner at Lincoln Hall on Center Street, serving about 100 people. They rushed to prepare as the gas range failed and neighbors helped. In charge were Mrs. L. I. Hooker and others, with S. AL Evans as chief cook and overseer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church
Lincoln Hall
Center St
T‘larton Mulcahy
Aderson
W. H. Tobey
Elwell Pinkiman
Roscoe Leighton
Andros Coleman
Henry Wilson
Low Lemont
Arthur Orr
Fred Woodman
Bertha Pushard
Lizzie Moore
Reve
S. AL Evans
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Mrs
Charles Plaisted
D.f.percy & Sons
Maine
Sewall Party
Sewall
Cosmopolitan Club
Ruth Thompson
Allen Irish
Millicent Clifford
House
John L. Wilson, Jr
Edith Hartwell
Adeline D. Costain
Marguerite Kennessey
Katherine Torrey
W.S. Glidden
Charles A. Mussenden
J. Hf. Morse
Mildred FE
Plant
Edith Cochran
Bessie Brown
Herbert Mallard
Blue River
Fred Trott
Springfield
C. C. Nutting
Bar Harbor
Lincoln Bailey
Pearl Higgins
Frank Jones
John Rice
Ernest Hathorne
Wrek’'S
John Thwing
New York
Addison Rice
Milton Carlton
Ardenne Stott
Carl Trott
Albert Hathorne
Elizabeth Johnson
George Gifford
Round Pond Treeday
Everett Larrabee
Elizabeth Thwing
Veonard Lord
Coss
Christine Hathorne
Alcusta
Lida Hathorne
Frank Prevle
Pittston
Janniter
Sarah Hathorne
Charles Wright
Leonard Stilphen
Marker
Arrowsic
Edsar Bruiles
Charles Baker
Emma Brookings Trott
Winchester
William Elliott, Wrank
Fdeor
Lemuel Trott
Sarah
Ellen Brookings
Frank
Yarmouth
Mr. Trott
Charles Alexander
Harriet Hathorne
D. G. Trott
John Sheldon
Ralph Rice
D. J. Hathorne
Fred Hathorne
Thurlow Pinkham
Moscow
Japan
John W. Foster
Adjt
Presson
Cobb
Sibert
J. C. MacDonald
France
Saxony
River Piave
Gompers
Poincare
U. S
Petrograd
Narning
G. T. Holmes
Lewiston
University of Maine
Y.M.C.A
Minstrels
Great End Women Stars Chorus
ALL Right
James Fr. Will Co
Penny Ante
W. Clifford, Jr
Kennebec
Nottingham
Commonwealth Hotel
State House
Peston
Miss
New England
Bath Dep’t Store
Bath Dept
Wke
Bath Department Store
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