Miss Nellie Thieckens Heads South For Winter Nurse Post
Personal notes record Miss Nellie Thieckens of High street leaving Friday for Jacksonville Florida to pass the winter and take a nurse position. Also noted is Charles Cummings of Bowdoin college visiting West Bath and attending the Morse Deering game in Portland, and Mrs Edward A Jones and daughter Madeline returning to West Somerville Massachusetts after a week with her mother at 241 Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Thieckens
High Street
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles Cummings
Bowdoin College
West Bath
Portland
Edward A. Jones
Madeline
West Somerville
Mass
241
Center Street
Residents Return From Boston Visit
Mrs. Fred Sturtevant and Mrs. Edward Becker return to Boston after a few days with Mrs. AL M. Sturtevant. Gardiner Deering, son of Mrs. Lalu Atkins, is home for a few days from the Suffolk law school in Boston. Mrs. Louis No Silverman of Lawrence motored to Bath with Horatio Mikes to visit Miss Sophis Mikels on Elin Street for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sturtevant
Edward Becker
Boston
AL M. Sturtevant
Gardiner Deering
Lalu Atkins
Washington Street
Suffolk Law School
Louis No Silverman
Lawrence
Mass
Bath
Horatio Mikes
Sophis Mikels
Elin Street
Rockland Welcomes Two Major Cement Plants
The opening of the New England Portland Cement and Lime Co plant in Rockland amid surveys for a second cement facility promises a multi million dollar industrial boost. The Rockland and Rockport Lime Corporation, already a leading lime producer, complements regional growth under state development efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Portland Cement and Lime Co
Rockland
Rockland and
Rockport
State Chamber of Commerce
Maine Development Association
State of Maine Publicity Bureau
United States
Walter SS. Wyman
Central Maine Power Company
Knox County
New England Portland Cement and Lime Company
Maine
Philip Ricker Shorey
State of Maine Associates
Thomaston
Maine Central Railroad
Consolidated Corporation
Cowham Engineering Co
Chicago
Camden Street
Rockland & Rockport Lime Corporation
Wo OR. Phillips
Unclear fragment prompts local ad listing items
Fragmentary OCR reads like a sale notice listing second hand ranges and hardware items in Brunswick Maine. Names, addresses, and prices appear but are incomplete. deliverable details and full scope are not decipherable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfords
Brunswick Hardware
Brunswick, Me
Mrs Hattie Perry Dies After Long Illness In Bowdoinham
Mrs Hattie O Perry 70 died Friday morning after a lengthy invalid period. She was cared for by Mrs Elisha Webber for 11 months and is survived by a brother and several nieces. Funeral Sunday at 1:80 led by Rev George Powers. burial in Brunswick cemetery. Out of town relatives attended. flower tributes praised. A union Thanksgiving service at the Methodist church is planned tonight with patriotic songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie O. Perry
Elisha Webber
George Powers
Brunswick
Mr. Ashby
Caroline Perry
Boston
Louise Clark
Haverhill
Robert Wade
Cradford
Mary Duran
Portland
Ivan Tang
Waterville
A. S. MacDougall
BB. Wilson
Will Purington
T. Hall Denham
Hattie Perry
W. FE. Salie
Yarmouthville
H. BE. Cornish
Josiah Fulton
Ira Frost
Gardiner
de AL Lancaster
Worcester
Mass
Mareia Gray
Woyt
Clinton Bailey
Wisertsset
Miles
Heave Cain
Iver Rood
Charles McEwen
Lewiston
Rood
McEwen
L. W. Goggins
Frank Keef
Boothbay
Kendall Grain Co
Litchfield
Helen Gould Mitchell
Baby
Smith
Topsham
Stork
Ed Woodsum
Lomona
James Nelson
Margaret Douglass
Richmond
Dinsmore
Lynn Hinckley
Alton Hanson
Maine
Augusta Lumber Co
Ida Fowle
Mersie
Bboothbay
Mes
T. M. Fowle
Bath
Bowdoinham
Temple
Nona Fogg
Bowdoin
Robert Webber
Bride
Webber
Bert Webber
Connecticut
Bernard Henderson
Massachusetts
Wilhelmina Newton
Clifford Heenies
Loraine Teenie
HL OD. Grant
S. OW. Cher
Stetson
Enhila Sedgley
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co Receives Carload Shipment
The Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co received a car lot of fertilizer material at its plant. Mrs L Browne visited Portland Tuesday. J P Card of the Ridge was a Bath business visitor Tuesday. A daughter named Eva Effie was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Woodsum on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
L. Browne
Portland
Tuenday J. P
Card
Ridge
Bath
Edward Woodsum
Eva Effie
Bowdoinham Post Road Weekend Visits Reported
Mr. Servis and family spent the weekend with their daughter in Waterville. Miss Helen Townsend of Portland visited Mrs. C. O. Purinton on Sunday. Bert Jack stayed with his mother Mrs. Tina Jack. Mrs. C. O. Purinton attended the National Grange in Portland. Will Given was a business visitor in Bath. Ed Cornish Dan Cornish and Ed Graves were in Lewiston on Sunday.
Rare violinist entertains Central church men’s club
The Men’s Club of Central Church held a well attended meeting at the parish house with a fine supper after which N. Gratz Jackson introduced Gustave Snyder of Vienna, an internationally renowned violinist. He played Bach and Bennet pieces on an 800 year old Italian violin. Lincoln guest H. F. Nelson spoke of WWI experiences in France and praised Franco American cooperation. Supporters noted communal efforts for Thanksgiving events and field preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Frank SS. Wakfield
N. Gratz Jackson
Gustave Snyder
Vienna
Mr. Snyder
Europe
Bach
Dradla
Bennot
Harriet Shaw
Laura Appleton
Jackson
H. F. Nelson
Lincoln
Neb
Nelson
Armiens
Prench
110Th Division of Engineers
Vosge Mountains
France
Legion Boys
Snyder
Mr. Nelson
Bath
Kennebec Bridge
Mottos on State Flags Explained
A compact history of U S state and district mottos listing the official phrases, translations, and meanings for each state and territory. It notes many have Latin, French, English, or coined phrases such as E Pluribus Unum Eureka and Liberty and Independence, with some entries marked None or incomplete. The piece reflects on the mottos displayed on state flags and municipal buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Eureka
Morse Alumni Day Foretells Classic at Kelley Field
Morse braces for Thanksgiving football at Kelley field with an Alumni Day crowd. Oldtimers from five to twenty years back will line the stands as Morse meets its opponents in a high spirited game. Parking nearby offers easy sedan viewing as Bath honors its graduates and relives past gridiron clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley Field
Alumini
Yalclal
Bath
Morse
Fineman
Concord Wool Worsted Yarns Direct From Manufacturer
Concord Worsted Mills in Concord New Hampshire advertises 4 oz skeins of worsted yarns spun from long combed wool. It highlights hand knitting and rug yarn use with multiple shades and heather mixes, offers two skeins per pound and postage paid, and invites readers to request free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Worsted Mills
Concord
N. H
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