Topsham Grange Hosts Sagadahoe Unit in Annual Session
Sagadahoe Pomona Grange was entertained by Topsham Grange with an all day meeting. Officers were installed after the session with remarks by local members and musical numbers. Guidance on poultry management, manure storage, and canning practices was provided along with notes on shipbuilding and wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham
Sagadahoe Pomona Grange
Topsham Grange
Joanna Hodgkins
West Bath Grange
Edith Hildreth
Clivier M. Toothaker
Enterprise Grange
Richmond
Ayval
Wildreth
Topshaim Grange
Overse
Doanna Wodekins
Teeturer
Lerbert Adams
Sawadshoce Grange
Rowdomn
Albert Henderson
Merremeeting Grange
Bow- Combate
J.W. Staples
Enterprise Fir Richmond
Fdwit
Atten
Topsham Goonse
Charles YL Witte
Merremectine Line
Bowdoinhiam
Secreties
W. Johnson
Progressive Grange
Rieh- BN
Tate
Hes
Peentwick
Flore
Marjorie Thenderson
Merrymeetine Grange
Bowdotnhiarn
CO. Purinton
Rowdoinitany
Hon Hildreth
Vi. and Wre
Lares M. White
Rowdoinham
Geneve Trofant
Rebeccs Bowker
Tenriettae Sawyer
Chester Wvaretall
Mire
Edwin
Patten
The Flock for Winter
Poultry keepers face higher feed costs and uncertain egg prices this winter. Careful selection, housing, and feeding are essential to keep hens laying through cold and stormy weather, with more than ordinary attention needed to avoid losses from nonlaying birds.
Echo House Fire Destroys Three Story Hotel at New Harbor
Early today the Echo House, a three story wooden summer hotel near New Harbor, was totally destroyed by a fire. Owner Francis J. Penniman valued the building at about 15000 with contents at 500. The fire alarm was raised at 421 am as a bucket brigade struggled to stop spread. strangers noted nearby days earlier prompting speculation on the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harbor
Echo House
Francis J. Penniman
Penniman
Pennimian
Strancvers
Death of Clarence Davis in Sebasco Heart Failure
The County Medical Examiner investigated the death of Clarence M. Davis at Sebasco after being brought in by John Murphy. He died at 62 years of age from heart failure. Burial planned in Brunswick with services at 19% Middle Street. Davis leaves a wife Emily, daughter Edith, and multiple siblings, with a Freeport-born family origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Snipe
Sebasco
Clarence M
Rivis
Middle St
John Murphy
Snncse
Mr. Davis
Roberts
Tfe
Wealtha Davis
Freeport
Emily
Edith
Augustus Davis
William H. Davis
Irine- Wick Gid Mex
Maine Draft Regs Change Compensation for Dependents
Sagadahoe exemption board chairman J J Keegan reports new draft rules may grant compensation to married men with children or those with dependent parents. Under Class 4 and Class 3, wives and children could receive up to 60 dollars monthly, while some cases exceed a drafted man's own labor. Exemptions may be canceled and all registrants reexamined. questionnaires start Dec 15 with phased mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Keegen
Sagadahoe
Maine
Chile
Wilson
District Board
United States
Keegan
General Crowder
Sagadaioe
Caretaker Appointed at Old Folks Home in Everett
Everett P. Kinsman of Boston arrived last week to assume the caretaker post at the Old Folks Home. He brings 18 years of experience and previously worked for the late Mrs. John E. Lodge of Heacon Street Boston. He praises the home as ideal. Sunday Captain and Mrs. Ansel Marston, the first couple to arrive, dined there and drew room 5. All entrants draw for rooms, with several more guests expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett P. Kinsman
Boston
John E. Lodge
Heacon Street
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ansel Marston
Garrison House Fire on Brunswick Road Burns Saturday
The home of Richard Garrison on the Bath road near the Chapel of Our Saviour burned around 11 am. Fire spread quickly, furniture largely lost. Insurance on the building was $150. contents not insured, total loss about 750. The Garrison family is a well known local colored family. Richard worked for years in area households. The house belonged to Isaac Rideout of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Richard Garrison
Bath Road
Brunswick Plains
Bruns- Wick
Garrison
Maine
Richard
Isaac Rideout
Bath
Morse Wins Season Finale Despite Rough Ending
The team closed its season with a dominant run, captained by Talbot, securing multiple wins. A messy schedule shows wins over Brunswick and Edward Little, but Morse declined to replay a game after a controversial finish on November 17, aiming to end the campaign on home soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Talbot
Peeposlee
Tosh
Lewiston
Woces Wea
Ek Owe
Brunswick
Edward Little
Siutage
Bae Rocklind
Hornton
Themeselves
Wonderful Record Of A Wonderful Remedy Fruit-a-tives
Thousands in England and Canada credit Fruit-a-tives for recovery. Now made in the United States with a new Ogdensburg New York works supplying druggists. The fruit juice tablet claims relief for stomach and kidney trouble rheumatism headaches dyspepsia constipation nervous weakness skin diseases and more. Sold at 50 cents a box six for 2 50 or postpaid by Fruit-a-tives Limited Dudepebure New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Ogdensburg
New York
Ottawa
Soc
Fruit-a-tives Limited
Dudepebure New Yore
Tax at theatres under wartime levy described
The notice explains a universal wartime theatre tax applying to every entering person unless employed by a theatre. It states motion picture agents and major film house reps are taxed and all pass holders must pay the levy.
Old Favorite Coming to Bath Opera House
Jere McAuliffe and his musical comedy company headline Bath attractions with daily changing musical acts and a seven reel feature picture. The show promises fun music and wit with the Maple Leaf Quartet as a feature and many specialties. Prices are popular and seats are reserved. The picture bill changes Monday Wednesday and Friday with matinees daily all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere McAuliffe
Bath
Young Set Gay Ellen Newell Hosts Pleasant Monday Party
Miss Ellen Newell hosted a Monday afternoon gathering for her girl friends from 8:30 to 6. Attendees included Carrie Shaw Lydia Baxter Winnifred Johnson Arabella Lord Louise White Delight Trufant Marcia Moulton Virginia Cowles Gertrude Maxwell Jeanette Smith Bernice Carr Barbara Austin Mary Paine. The piece notes Bath’s young set enjoying fall social events and reports the Winter Street Church group making trench candles for soldiers as a charitable activity Mrs John A Morse spent Saturday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Newell
Carrie Shaw
Lydia Baxter Winnifred Johnson
Arabella Lord
Louise White
Delight Trufant
Marcia Moulton
Virginia Cowles
Gertrude Maxwell
Jeanette Smith
Bernice Carr
Barbara Austin
Mary Paine
Bath
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Sagadahoc Pomona
Corn Belt
Maine Aguisultural Experiment Station
Iran
Oklahoma
California
Francis T. Bowles
Emergency
Leet Corporation
U.S
Howles
Rockland
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Howe
Denartment Bi Agriendure
Department of Agriculture
Jordan
New
Blaze
Small Insurance
Ph. Awe
Stock Yards
Yarmouth Junction
Patrick Ward
Charles W. Gerow
Yarmouth
Coast Artillery
H. T. Stevens
Edith Howard
McMahon Island
Merrell Soule Company
Syracuse, N.Y
Brunswick Road
M.hs
England
Joe
the Centaur Company
New York City
Miss Newell
Winter Street
John A. Morse
Portland
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