Lectures Launch Bath Church Men’s Course With Cadman
The Bath Church Men’s course opened with Rev. Dr. S Parkes Cadman of New York delivering a two hour talk on religion liberty and Puritanism. He argued for Protestant unity and traced the evolution of Western thought from ancient civilizations to New England’s founding ideals.
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Carlisle of Bath Ward Ware Co. Mourns Sister Death
Carlisle of the Bath Ward Ware Co. was summoned to Somerville by the death of his sister Mrs. Herbert F. Gustin who died Sunday aged 60 years. She leaves three sons and three brothers including Charles W. of Somerville Horace K. of Salisbury and Carlisle of this city. The item notes a big demand for box boards next spring.
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Bath Wardware Co
Somerville
Herbert FE. Gustin
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Salisbury
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EF. Jewett
Westport
Jewett
West Aaron
Conn
Lyman Merrill
Benjamin O. Slills
Guy Glidden
Derry
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Milton Reed
Exeter
Henry McKay
North Berwick
Charles J. Sargent
Boston
H. I. Folsom and Son
Dorchester Center
Mass
Bath
River Ice and Shipping Records Clarified by Richmond Correspondent
An unsigned Richmond correspondent reviews conflicting dates for the Kennebec river closure and details the movement of the schooner Emma S. Briggs and the ice barge Thomaston in December. He notes a thaw delayed navigation but confirms the river effectively closed on December 14, with full closure on December 29, and mentions ongoing open spots and winter ice conditions.
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Ballard
Gardiner
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Mary
Augusta
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Kennebec
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American Ice Co
Ludson Freeze
Kenneth
Boothbay
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Postal order urges front door mail receptacles citywide
Postmaster Hyde reports an order from the First Assistant Postmaster General directing front door mail receptacles on all routes within sixty days. The circular notes rear door deliveries slow carrier time and urges slots or house boxes to speed sorting, with copies to post ministers and required forms for requisition.
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Washington
Postminsters
Op Courrier
Postoffice Urges Use of Private Mail Receptacles
In a household circular Daniel CropER explains the Postoffice Department invites attention to benefits of private mail receptacles. Such receptacles in the form of a box or door slot obviate patrons need to...
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Postoffice Department
Morse High Disbands After 2 4 1 Football Season
Morse High football closes season in Portland after a 2 4 1 record. Wins over Lisbon Falls 31 0 and Rockland 26 0, losses to Deering 32 0 and Cony 9 10, with a 0 0 tie against Lewiston. Season blamed on low gate revenue due to unfenced field.
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Maine Supreme Court limits legal interest to six percent
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court rules Theodore Kerr may claim only six percent interest on funds advanced to Willard Strout, despite contracts stating higher rates. The case centers on estate affairs of Mary Jane Frazier and the Grand View hotel, with Strout accused of acting as her agent and Kerr named as lender.
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Westbrook
Willard W. Strout
Portland
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Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
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Woodman & Whitehouse
Gulliver
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Supreme Court
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Old Orchard
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Lobster Law Frustrates Market Says Post Editorial
The Boston Post critiques the prevailing short lobster law as failing to protect the species. It argues the real need is to spare breeders and allow immatures to grow, comparing current policy to destroying stock before it reaches productive size. The piece warns the lobster may be effectively extinct for economy buyers.
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Boston Post
Four Rambler Rose Bushes Blooming and an Owl Shot
On Joseph Solovich’s lawn four crimson rambler rose bushes were partly blooming with 24 roses on two bushes and 25 buds on the other two. A striped owl was shot by Barter behind the Texas Oil sheds Monday afternoon.
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Joseph Solovich
Texas
Bowdoin College announces winter and spring athletic schedule
Bowdoin College Bowdoin College trax team manager W Emery Chase Jr releases the winter and spring slate with events in Boston Waterville and at Bowdoin. The reader also notes interclass debate trials for Freshmen and Sophomores with teams to face off December 11 and named coaches for both squads.
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Bowdoin College Trax
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Augusta
Clarence H. Crosby
Dexter
Edward C. Moran, Jr
Rockland
Rogers M. Crehore
Danvers
Mass
Francis W. Jacob
Providence
R. I
John E. Matthews
Troy
N. Y
Willis R. Sanderson
Brookings
S. C
Henry C
Efficiency Meeting Leads Nation's Most Unique Conference
The Laymen's Community Efficiency Conference concluded in Augusta with outside experts calling it the most unique event in the country. Sessions covered social evil jail reform industrial welfare good roads rural leadership rural schools and Christian unity with reports from a state leading laymen commission. Fred B. Smith praised the gathering and Hon. Carl E. Milliken chaired the conference committee as delegates from trades churches colleges YMCAs boards of health and other uplift groups attended at the new YMCA building.
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Fred B. Smith
Carl IE. Milliken
Maine Senate
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Oranges
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Young Men's Christian Association
Society Notes Fill Busy Bath Social Scene
Residents and visitors are listed with travels and calls across Boston Richmond Augusta and Portland. Notables include Bel gians relief support and agents from Met Life while local officials lawyers and merchants attend hearings and meetings.
Wreck of schooner Frederick W Day surfaces near Charleston
The submerged schooner Frederick W Day reemerged seven miles southeast by south of Charleston lightship. The steamer Transportation sailed from Portland to Baltimore with Captains Mansfield and Smith planning shore leave. U S Shipping Commissioner offices in Portland opened accounts for the schooners Jane Palmer and Alicia B Crosby. The steamer William P Palmer, from Jacksonville to Boston, ran aground near Pollock Rip Slue with 17 feet 6 inches draft.
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Portland
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Emil Mansfield
D. M. Smith
U. S. Shipping Commissioner
Jane Palmer
Alicia B. Crosby
Philadelphia
Dunlap
William P. Palmer
Boston
Jacksonville
Thanksgiving Week News Items Requested Early
Independent correspondents urged to send as much news as possible by Tuesday ahead of Thanksgiving next Thursday. Kentucky boats all in and the buoys taken up.
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