Local Jottings Amid Weekend Arrests and Town News
Two arrests over the weekend included alleged larceny of a watch and intoxication. Notes cover railway car types, residents and moves, grocers weighing eggs, local crusades against ram sellers, hunting trips, construction along North Street, a stove fire on a scow, and river and sea conditions near Seguin Light with keeper routines and maritime traffic at Augusta and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bangor
M.C. R.R
Charles Chestra
Boston
California
William Schaubel
B.I.W
Charles A. Harriman
High St
North
Massachusetts
Waterville
Patt
W. E. Rowe
Five Islands
H. E. Wilson
Thomaston
Bath
Dead River
Col . C. D. Wainwright
Virginia
Popham
Rockledge
Street and Sewer Board
North St
Washington
Front Sts
Bath Division
New England Telephone Co
Lewiston
E. K
Augusta
Stone & Copper Coal Co
Seguin Light
Nye
Weaver
Pond Island
Seguin
Sessinn
Bay Point
Kelley
Spear
No flagstaff and flag as yet on the Federal building
A Bath Maine item notes no flagstaff or flag on the Federal building. The piece also mentions local residents travel, lodging seeking at police, and weather impacts on events at the Opera House. It covers new residents, street work on Water Street, and business notes in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
M. E. Bailey
Vive Islands
Maine
E. J. Eggleston
Bath
Palmer House
Washington St
Hallowell
Water Street
New York
Kennebdee Feldspar Co
Michael Peel
Williams Whitney
Bere
Portland
Haseen
Messrs. Gray
Gray
Anidl
Iittle
Mission preacher fills Bath Wesley service as Bishop absent
Rev. D L Marsh of Pittsburg preached at Wesley Church in Bath replacing Bishop Richard J Cooke who could not attend. Marsh also spoke at a union service with Beacon Street Methodist Society, delivering Psalms 119 18 text and drawing a large attentive crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Cook
Methodist Church
Wesley
D. L. Marsh
City Missions
Pittsburg
Neptune
Irvington
Bush Lights
McGinty
Lincoln St
First Baptist Brotherhood
Harry F. Morin
Daniell L. Marsh
City
Penn
Wesley Church
Richard J. Cooke
Marsh
General Board
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bath
Thomas Cases
High Island
Rockland
New York
James Snow Co
Casey
Bath Tron
Kk. FE. Hahn
Boothbas Fish
Lntehery
U.S. Fish
Anacortes
Hahn
Mr. Hahn
Pacific
Tokio
Japan
Henry M. Biggins
David T. Percy & Sons
Peterson Farm
Marius Page
Ethel Oliver
William F. Pond
O. E. Page
Fudge parties begin as farmers welcome rain
The report notes rain cheers farmers while Bath’s shoe factory and local industries show steady output. Marine and wharf activities include fish catches, lumber shipments, and whist parties in Lincoln Hall as community life resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Murray Club
Harry Deering
Deering St
William Holbrook
Maine
Driftwood Club
T” Wharf
Roderick
Boothbay
LeMont
Pratt
Lincoln Hall
Tay Farnsworth
South Gardiner
Abenaki
Alice Wentworth
Farnsworth
Augusta
Lawrence Bros
Hart
Lumer
Bath Opera House Anniversary Week and Local Happenings
Easterly Sunday ushers in turkey week and Bath Opera House anniversary events. St Marys Guild to meet Monday. Local notes include a boxing exhibition possibility, George Crockett starting as pianist at Columbia Theatre, and general town health. Also mentions rail work, a Saco bakery purchase, river barge movements, and Parahontas district meeting plans with church services and war relief appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crockett
Brunswick
Columbia Theatre
Safety First Brigade
W. A. Brimiijoin
Lishon Falls
Carlage
Stephen Brimijoin
Morse High Girls Open Season With Loss To Freeport
Morse High School girls opened their basketball season at home in November against Freeport High, drawing a large crowd despite a storm. Freeport won 15 to 8 in a spirited contest as Morse did not field their regular lineup due to a practice injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Ymca. Eumnasium
Freeport High
Bath Girls
Moras
Freeport
Fanny Green
Mae Forg
Mary Kelley
Rr Rf
Mabel Loring
Dorothy Totman
Myra Brown
Marion Haraden
Evelyn Groves
Helen Childs
Lg Re
Jenise Varney Hope Sturtevant
Marion Chase Mollie Tourtilotte
Mother White
Mr. Edgerly
Horace Day Red Cross cruiser to sail Moosehead Lake
With navigation opening in 1915 the Maine Y M C A will commission a Red Cross cruiser on Moosehead Lake to aid woodsmen and settlers from se oumooh to Greenville. The Horace Day is named for Horace Day of Auburn and funds total about $517 with more promised. Doctors and nurses will be available, and the craft will carry medical appliances for rapid transfer to Greenville or hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Winco House
Con. Jidkine
Fnde-Trig
Otto
Greenville
Mcc. CA
Cosmopolitan Notes and Local Social Updates
The Cosmopolitan club week features Mondas and Wedreda sessions reviewing holiday paper powers and event planning. Mentions of attendees, travel, and society notices mix with stray product ads and late 19th century household tips and a beauty product promotion from F. T. Hopkins.
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Front St
M.C.R.R
High Street Bridge
Center Street
R.R
T. W. Hyde
Foresters Hall
George Coffin
Annie Adams
B. L. Cressey
Kate L. McQuarrie
Prof. Stanton
Charg
Frank Beals
W. W. Miller
Clarence Warner
George Cressey
Fred Parks
Carks
Roscoe Leighton
Soldiers’ Monument
First Baptist
Edward Pomeroy
Central Church
Abraltar
Jerusalem
Miles
Kimball
Central Church Troop of
Box Scouts
Saladahoe
Casco Bay
Oweel
Frida
Monkeeon
Fixhornen
Tur Marine News of
Hana Pase
Aberhana Avout
Ik OE FE
Paitin Dit
Congress
Bath Oper
St. Mary’s Guild
John V. Seymour
Saco
Charles Dewire
Donald B
Donald EB
Pickering
Westes Moe
Orler
Beligdan Retter
Oot Morse High
Morse
Moosehead Lake
Red Cross
Cosmopolitan Notes
Theravers
Save
George T. Cutting
Sandas
Kocklannd Gente
Alfert
Albert C. Cutting
Fred E. Brackley
Brother Wilai
Nes Bedford
Hades
To W. Coss
The
Mochoaoe
Eure
Ators
Cotrand’s Oritent
F. T. Hopkins
Great Jones St
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