Democrats Parade in Honor of Wilson in Brunswick
A large Democratic procession led by Mayor Small and the St. John's Band marched through Brunswick, with torches, flags, and fireworks. The crowd, including 200 to 300 paraders, celebrated Wilson and Hughes amid mixed Republican reactions and postponed festivities.
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Wilson and Marshall Club
Brunswick
St. John’s
Postoffice Square
East Side
Center St
Mayor Small
Front St
Wilson
Hughes
Wall St
Bath
Federal Square
Thompson’s Corner
Harry Huse
Center
Washington Sts
Weather Delays Case Returns Making Resolution Impossible
The case faced impossibility due to delayed returns and severe weather last week. Stormy conditions and cold temperatures hindered proceedings and access.
Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Monthly Relief
New Castle Indiana resident Hazel Hamilton recalls severe monthly pains from age eleven to seventeen. She says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health and regularity, praising the product after forty years of popularity. The ad invites women to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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New Castle
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hazel Hamilton
South 15Th St
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Bath police plan for women’s cells at City Hall
Bath Captain McFadden outlines a plan to create a women only cell block in the unused second story room of the City Hall. He proposes heated, private cells with lavatories to house female prisoners away from male prisoners, arguing it would provide privacy and potential reform for briefly detained women including young street walkers.
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McFadden
Bath Police
Bath
Becky
Gilmore
Capt. McFadden
Former Bathman Caton Dies in Submarine Collision Off New London
William A. Caton chief engineer of the tug T. A. Scott sank with his boat after a collision with the German submarine Deutschland near Race Rock. He resided in this city years ago and is survived by a wife four sons and a daughter. Capt. Harry Baker of the tug Cassie reported calm seas an eddy caused the loss and that Hinsch was rescued by the Cassie. Also noted a Maine Central fireman George I. Rice shot a 175 pound doe in Woolwich woods and his son a buck.
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William A. Caton
T. A. Scott
New London
Deutschland
W. F. Carlton
8. C. Mwalenhy
Mr. Caton
Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington R. RR
Caton
Harry Baker
Cassie
Scottand
Baker
Race Rock
Hinsch
George I. Rice
Maine Central
Woolwich Woods
Snowy Saturday Leaves Front and Center Sts Slippery
Local jottings report heavy thaw and many slides on Front and Center Streets on Saturday. Sedgwick Circle Ladies of the G A R held their regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30. Sewall Morse in Riggsville woods Saturday captured a seven point buck weighing 220 pounds dressed. Ek F Kelley visits son Frank B Kelley of Watertown Mass employed with J F Gerrity Co Boston. Mr Kelley hopes to meet his granddaughter for the first time. Tug Charles Gallagher of Boston towed Great Northern No 6 to sea Saturday. Tug Ariel towed two mast schooner Hazel Dell lumber laden and berthed at the North End Friday. Alderman Eugene McGrath A A Percy Charles J Dain and Dr Rowe in the Rowe car Friday went deer hunting but were blocked by the Arrowsic bridge draw and missed Georgetown deer.
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Sedgwick Circle
G. A. RR
Sewall Morse
Riggsville Woods
Ek. F. Kelley
Frank B. Kelley
Watertown
Mass
J. F. Gerrity Co
Boston
Kelley
Charles Gallagher
Great Northern No
Ariel
Schower
Hazel Dell
North End
Eugene McGrath
A. A. Percy
Charles J. Dain
Dr. Rowe
Rowe
Arrowsic Bridge
Georgetown
Community Notes and Quick Sights From Town
Local residents and events fill a patchwork page. Jolly Thimble Sewing Circle meets with Mrs Hiram Worthley. Twenty two attend Naomi Club session at Red Men’s hall. Four new street lights to each burn 400 candle power on Front and Center Streets. A dwarf led the Wilson Club parade down Front Street, drawing curious attention. Miss L P Clukey promotes White House coffee at Percy store, later travels to Dover. she is in her thirties with striking white hair.
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Texas Yard
Jolly Thimble Sewing Circle
Hiram Worthley
Court St. Frank
Trafton
Maine Central RL RR
Naomi Club
Red Men's Hall
Wilson Club
Brunswick
Front St
L. P. Clukey
White House
Dwinal Wright Co
Percy
Dover
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Men
Wesley M. FE
Wesley M. E. Church
Brotherhood Club
F. E. Whitemore
Richard Marr
Charles Foster
Edward Coombs
Earl Warren
Robert Gordon
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
America
Y.M.C.A
God
Wesley
Billy
C. Wilson Harrison
Andrew Butterfield
Francis McPherson
Otis Card
Harry Ward
Alvah Morse
Sidney Knight
Wesley Boy Scouts
George O. Rice
Woolwich
B. Doe
Herman Wright
Wiscasset
Mr. Rice
Ira
Stevens Pasture
Hunnewell’s Wood
League of Central Church
Lulu Emery
Annie Cox
Mrs. Hamilton
Fletcher
Castoria
Bathman
Vai
Fidelity Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Company D Rakiseerie Ete
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