Richmond Worsted Spinning Mill to Restart After Closures
The Richmond Worsted spinning mill, closed for weeks, has received orders and will resume operations promptly. Local residents report numerous social and civic activities including students substituting in schools, holiday events, and visits from relatives as the community adjusts to winter schedules.
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Richmond
Edna Libby
R. N
Soderburg
Portland
Libby
Oscar Smith, Jr
New York
Miami
Fla
Edith Chase
Richmond Corner
Emma Lamereau
Dorothy Wilson
Freeport
Charles Bainford
Norman Call
Sandy Bay
Call
Annie Allard
Eleanor
Gardiner
William Miller
Nelson Thurlow
Augusta
Po Davis
Frances
Osborne
Bridgton
Lillian Brown
Walter Knight Cleveland Marriner
Bowdoinham
Agnes Hassen
West Dresden
Richard Strout
Melville
Alfred Ho
Cecil Richards
Madison
Ernest Rice
Edmund Galache
Frank K. Jack
Bowdeinham
Minnie Waldron
Arthur Randall
Harry J. Stilphen
Walter Thomas
Katherine Soule
Laura Grondin
Edward Wyman
Lee Stilphen
Dresden
Margarete Grover
Isabelle Westcott
Helen Lamoreaux
Myron Heenie
Salem
Rebekah Assembly of
Florida
Helen Bishop Noy
Clarence Morrill
G. Cleveland Marriner
Edward Heathe
Horace Hinkley
S. Willis
Harley Lilly
Charles A. Gronadin
Ida Watson
Lewiston
William Specht
Swanishing
Alice Dill
Morris Glasier
Boston
Freda Stilphen
Dresden Mills
Virginia Stilphen
Charles Walker
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Notable Advertisement Promotes L. F. Medicine Relief
A public notice urges readers to avoid blue moods linked to digestive issues. It claims sluggish bowels cause unhappiness and headaches and promotes starting up the liver and bowels with doses of a product called L. F. ATWOOD'S Medicine and the World. The ad headlines a big bottle.
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L. F
Atwood
Optimistic Address Made Rotarians by Charles P. Wetherbee
Bath Rotary past president Charles P. Wetherbee spoke at Tuesday noon luncheon stressing Bath’s bright outlook. He praised growth from Congress Shirt Factory and Commercial Trading Co. to new ice cream can plant and Maine Wine Cone Novelty Co., plus Hyde Windlass Torrey Works and Watson Frye Co. He urged quality, public cooperation, and anticipated benefits from a Kennebec bridge and anticipated hotel gains. Out-of-town Rotarians attended. W. S. Newell to lead next week.
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Charles VP. Wetherbee
Bath Rotary Club
Wetherbee
Bath
Congress Shirt Factory
Commercial Trading Co
Bath Boys
Maine Wine Cone Novelty Co
Sunset Park
Hyde Windlass Co
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Watson Frye Co
New Meadows Inn
Kennebec
Harry J. Attenburg
Portland
C. Murray Senter
Edward B. Denny
Horace T. Voland
Damariscotta‘Newcastle
W. S. Newell
High tides flood waterfront as strong wind sweeps in
High tides prevailed along the waterfront Monday noon with water over wharves for about an hour in places including Commercial street near the State ferry dock. No known injuries or major inconveniences reported. Southwest wind blamed for the surge. Gov King continued ferry trips as usual.
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Commercial Street
Comerccial
Gov. King
Georgetown Ladies' Aid Surpasses Twenty At Methodist Supper
The Georgetown Ladies' Aid cleared over 20 dollars at a supper held Wednesday at the Robinhood Methodist Church. Afterward, games were played and a musical program by Mrs. Frank Heald, and Andrew and Alfred Rowe. Local residents and guests attended, with multiple social visits noted through the week, including Mrs. George Willis of Woolwich and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hanna. A community supper is planned Friday at six at the First Baptist vestry.
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Dexter
Clara H. Crosland
Rebekah Assembly
Maine
Stanley Marr
Waterville
Frank Preble
Ladies Aid of the
Baptist Church
Ruie Curtis
Mabel Clifford
Richmond
Merrimack
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Fla
Stella Pinkham
Gardiner
Dora Foster
Bliss Business
Lewiston
Frank Lowell
Boston
Edison Electric Illuminating Co
Roy Brown
South Portland
Ida M. Humphrey
Hattie E. Quinnam
Jackson
C. W. Jack
Front Street
Harry Jacobs
Bucksfield
Frank L. Dresser
The
Baptist Parsonage
James Fields
Frank Paine
Southport
A. B. Kelley, Jr
Massachusetts
H. D. Lancaster
Mabel Lancaster
F. B. Plummer
Mattie Lancaster
E. O. Tarr
Ernest Sylvester
Portland
Joan Turner
John Whitham
Bowdinham
Sara Preble
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totmin
Cora Conley
Bangor
Frank Lint
Lincoln Street
Lena Harlow
S. M. Preble
Augusta
Fred Strout
Grace Blaisdell
T. Lancaster
Lawrence Lancaster
Evangelist O. D. Cardey
Old Universalist
Church Street
Ernest Herbert
Rena Ludwig
Ida L. Hosmer
Ida Holman
Florence G. Maxwell
Chester A. Call
Raymond
Nathalie
John Somers
Leighton KE. Gardner
Palermo
Ladies’ Aid
Methodist Church
Robinhood
Frank Heald
Andrew
Alfred Rowe
George Willis
Woolwich
Josie Williams
Herman Spinney
Bath
W. O. Oliver
Gladys Oliver
Stacey Moore
A. E. Buzzo
C. J. Hinckley
John R. Blackie
Topsham
George Sprague
George
Brennan
First Baptist Vestry
Gertrude Hennessey
T. 5. Allen
Brunswick
Forrest Hanna
Roy Moore
Pauline Moore
Clyde Pinkham
Hebron
Sunda
Working League
Everett Kimball
First Baptist Parsonage
Charles Oliver
N. G. Heald
W. C. Todd
Alonzo Twombley
Evelyn Rowe
John Grindell
A. E. Rowe
Charles Main
Harry Heal
William Oliver
Velma Harford
John Hunt
Edgar Warren
Sumner Mains
Brown Cottage
Kennebec Point
Elmer
Town Hall
Exeter
N. H
Lord & Burnham Co
Rose Mumford
Connie
Concord
Webster Cottage
Sagadahoe Bay
Carrol
Alfred
Andrew Rowe
Abbie Reynolds
Alvah
Fegry
Mark Marr
Marrtown
Frank Taylor
Vassalboro
Dorothy Stuart
Ridgewood
N. J
Brookline
Mass
Howard Heald
Bessie
Agnes
W. ©. Todd
Melrove Highlands
Roscoe Lo Todd
Interclub League Leaders Renew Lead In Tight Night
Last year’s champions Knights of Columbus and the Eagles traded wins in four tables each under new rules. Final tallies show Knights 121 Eagles 104 in polled matchups with games in cribbage and whist producing close scores. Refreshed afterwards, players socialized as standings show Knights at the top with Eagles close behind.
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Knights of Columbus
Eagles
TEAM
Team Eagles
Five Islands Social Roundup News from Ferris Leonard Party
Five Islands notes reveal a Thursday whist gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Leonard with guests including Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rowe and others. Florida plans為. Numerous visits, local travels, and social events are listed, plus a storm damage report noting a barn collapse and cemetery gate destruction, with residents visiting Bath and Seguinland.
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Ferris Leonard
Florida
Car crash damages Bath youths on Elm street hill
Sunday afternoon a Ford runabout driven by Roland Tibbetts and Cyrus Longley overturned after forced off the road on Elm street hill. Tibbetts lay beneath the wreck while Longley was thrown clear. The windshield and radiator were demolished and only a tree and ditch kept the car from resting on its top.
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Elm Street Hill
Bath
Roland Tibbetts
Cyrus Longley
Tibbetts
Longley
Florida Journey Echoes Riches and Warnings
A Florida travelogue by Arthur G. Oliver chronicles winter prosperity in Palm Beach West Palm Beach and Bath areas. He notes rapid development, rising land values, heavy traffic and strict licensing for real estate salesmen while praising climate and opportunities for newcomers and locals alike.
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Arthur G. Oliver
Florida
Ohio
Georgia
West Palm Beach
Bath Custom House
United States
W.P. B
Palm Beach
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L. F. Medicine Co
Charles P. Wetherbee
Georgetown
Frank Whalen
Harry Sullivan
A. J. Keene
A. J. Tracey Knights
J. Crane
K. P. Babine
iGeorge Reynolds
J. M. McLauughlin Eagles
Knights
C. &B. Farrar
John Claney
J. Lee John Hayes
L. H. Rowe
Ilbridge Mains
J.3. Stevens
Henry Rowe
W. L. Berry
Orville Rowe
Fred L’ratt
George Hanna
Horace Luittall
Lester Lewis
William Belanges
J. W. MacMahan
C. O. Minchin
George Gray
Sunshine Circle
Alice Cromwell
Georgetown Center
T. DD. Reid
Hartley Warley
Webster Harley
Charles Hanna
Theodore Thidebeau
Arthur Wilson
Alton Berry
Billy and
Paul
Arthur Berry
Walter E. Rich
Seguinland
Gertrude Leonard
Grange
Elbridge Mains
Eleanor Campbell
Merrymeeting Bay
Dexter Stevens
Stevens
Aid
E. P. Kimball
Clyde Winkham
Lord Burnham Co
GG. W. Moulton
Wortland
Fred Carr
Carr
Melvin Gage
Warren Davis
Charles
F. H. Rittall
Saco
Horace Rittall
Woodrow Gray
JD. L. Howard
Chicago
Rock Island
Smarty
Bathet US
Dyeing Works
ST. Bath, ME
South
Oliver
Harry Hauck
SR. O
C. W. Rogers
Carolinas
Georgia-Florida
Dixie Highway
Okeechobee Road
Okeechobee City
Sherman
Athens
Wales
Ous
Lincoln
Canital
Bankhead
Emily Curtis
Doane
Providence
BE. Doane
Newton
H. 7
Downe
Melville Smith
Elmer J. Hodgkins
Middle Street
Washington
Cal Rogers
Cal
Franklin
Madrid Park
Tsath
Okeechobee
Georgia Avenue
Orlando
Cheney Highway
Indian River
E. S. Crosby
South Olive Avenue
Prospect Park
Crosby
Ponce de Leon
Mississippi
Gulf Stream
Dawes
Kuppenheimer Design and Tailoring
the House of Kuppenheimer
Venice
Browns
John J. Desmond
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Rilnck
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Fannie R. Littlefield
Albert J. Grassy
Sagadahoe
James S. Lowell
William F. Dunham
John C. Warren
William A. Todd
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