Woolwich Fair Opens to Strong Attendance Despite Weather
The Woolwich third annual fair at Day's Ferry drew hundreds for its opening and a large crowd again on Thursday. Town residents displayed larger livestock, fruit, vegetables, canning and needlework. Butter, dairy, eggs and apples from local orchards drew praise. a Baby Show crowned Thelma Baker, Isphine Dolloff and Helen Baker as prettiest. Officials plan improvements including fencing and sheds with a pacing track.
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Woolwich
Day’s Ferry
Butler
Montsweag
Tuessie Hall
William R. Kimball
Thelma M. Baker
Isphine L. Dolloff
Helen Baker
Everett A. Baker
Marion C. Munsey
Roberta Hat
Alfred E. Trott
J. Gould Bailey
David Henderson
James JB. Fullerton
Percy C. Bailey
Frank R. Bailey
Frank W. Gould
D. J. Hathorne
Hereford
Bay side sportsmen bag four ducks in hunt
Willis Holbrook shot three black ducks and one teal at the Bay on Thursday while John Klippell added four birds. Some ducks were sent to friends in town as proof of their prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Holbrook
John Klippell
Partridge reports and Bath happenings span fall activity
Local notes include partridge reports from New Meadows and Woolwich, a river voyage on Yacht Juno, ice cream replacing oyster stew as weather turns, and social events at Wesley Church. Also covered are infrastructure updates, coal transport by Seguin, spruce gum packages, and a Bristol Mills bronze tablet dedication contingent on weather.
Bath notes on church class meeting and local goings on
Friday afternoon Corliss Street Church Bible class met at Mrs. Cora Small's home. Campbell hauled a barrel of tinkers from John's Bay. Raspberries and strawberries bloom while Hawley cottage work proceeds at Popham Beach. Yacht Aredella visited from Boothbay with E. E. Tilton aboard. City accounts totaled 1 443.64 with James A. Hogan bond approved. Capt Horatio Drake visited Bath and saw electric car. Sunday School Convention committee meeting held at Y M C A. Excursions to Boston on Maine Central. Bath locals sent on 7 22 and 10 25 trains with 50 total from east on the latter. John D. Farrin promotes Bath friends at New Tremont Hotel in Boston.
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Corliss Street
Cora Small
Pine St
Campbell
John’s Bay
Virginia
Hawley Cottage
Popham Beach
Aredella
Murray Hill
Boothbay
E. E. Tilton
Brockton
Zenda
James A. Hogan
Horatio Drake
Indian Point
Bath
Y.M.C.A
Seguin
Preston
Philadelphia
Howard Co
Ariel
Lizzie J. Call
Sunbeam
Augusta
Maine Central
Boston
Arthur Smith
Lewiston
Portland
Portsmouth
Piscataqua
Wesley J. Weir
New Tremont Hotel
Tremont St
John D. Farrin
John
Maine
Real estate transfers recorded at registry last week
Real estate transfers show multiple properties changing hands in Bath Bowdoin Richmond Phippsburg Topsham and other Maine towns. Notable deeds include Tucker to King Mitchell to Mitchell Reed to Patten and Reed to Cox among many others with properties listed in Bath and nearby towns.
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Registry of
John H. Tucker
Ernest P. King
Bath
L. A. Prout
C. L. Douglass
Bowdoin
Roscoe M. Reed
Mary F. Patten
Richmond
Eugene Mitchell
George M. Mitchell
F. Wilbur Brown
Henry W. Howard
Fred G. Aderton
Fred D. Heath
Bowdoinham
Katherine M. Sullivan
Charles M. Perkins
Ralph E. Spinney
Phippsburg
Carrie E. Hinckley
Beatrice L. Hinckley
Thomas J. Southard
William Stone
Frank H. Sellers
John S. Hyde
Ethel H. Glidden
George Williams
J. Eben Williams
Fred G. Cox
Victor J. Ring
Kendall Campbell
James M. Rea
Annie I. Rea
Topsham
Charles O. Baker
Arthur J. Lovejoy
Bowdeinham
Calvin H. Wallace
Harry A. Green
William D. Mussenden
Edward W. Hyde
Frank P. Sylvester
Frank P. Warren
Emma Brown Et al
Edgar M. Pye
Harding M. James
Harrison M. Stone
Mrs Warren Leaves For Boston Trip With Fairfield Relatives
Mrs Marcia Warren sails Wednesday morning on the electrics to Lewiston to join her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Albert Jewell of Fairfield for a trip to Boston and vicinity.
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Marcia Warren
Lewiston
Albert Jewell
Fairfield
Boston
Vicinity
Notable Maine Residents Visit Boston and East Coast Cities
A roundup of Maine people traveling to Boston Portland New York and other East Coast locales this week. Notables include Roger Moulton Dr Jean F Butler and Judge James S Lowell among others visiting family friends or attending events.
Bath and Portland Residents and Visitors Noted
O. P. Coffin died in Portland on Tuesday. Herbert S. Harris spent Wednesday in Portland. Mrs. John M. Hill died Wednesday. George Ames of Richmond visited Bath Monday. J. Roscoe Stacy of Popham died Tuesday in Portland. Sewall Strout visited Boston for a few days. Capt. Charles W. Kingsbury left Tuesday for Boston. Mrs. George A. Merrill and Mrs. John Lakin were in Portland Tuesday. Charles H. Williams of Boston, formerly of Bath, visited Tuesday. Walter H. Bowker of Phippsburg went to Gardiner on business Tuesday. Lizora Lindsay of Bath sold her Round Top farm to Charles Snow of Somerville, Mass. Ida Hickey, City Hospital nurse, left Wednesday night for St Johns for a month. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith of Rockland visited Bath Wednesday. Mr. Smith formerly lived here. he runs the Narragansett Hotel in Rockland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Lincoln and daughters began a homeward auto trip to Montclair, N. J., after weeks here with Dr. and Mrs. James O. Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Oliver and daughter Marie returned from Worcester. Oliver resumes duties at Washington St crossing in a few days.
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New Meadows
Woolwich
Murphy’s Corner
Juno
Wesley Church
Edward Cook
Washington St
Ralph Covel
Kennebec Engine Company
Seguin
Portland
Easton
Bath
Augusta
C. A. MacMahan
Five Islands
Kennebec
Maine Woods
Gardiner Journal
Alice May Douglas
Gardiner
Highland St. Methodist Church
Bristol Mills
Round Pond
Lincoln St
Blacky
Willis Holbrook
A. G. Mayer
C.A.C
Popham Beach
Woodmen of America
E. R. Wright
Bangor
Talbot
McNamara
Rock Island
Ill
Maine
Blind Crossing
Leavitt
H. M. Jewett
Eureka
Boston Sand and Gravel Co
Baltimore
Wiscasset
Atlantic
New Bedford
Cape Cod Canal
Jewett
New England
Stephen H. Morse
Boston
United States Postal
Eaton Center
Geggs
Morse
Clifford McCollett
McKay
West Woolwich
S. S. Mullin
C. A. Peaslee
McCollett
Phi Rho Minstrels
K.Y.C
John Shaw
Columbia Theatre
Edward Andrews
Arthur Brown
C. W. Trufant
Everett
Mass
E. B. Neves
John Morse
Winnegance
Vida Mclntire
Thurstor Boston
Margaret McLaughlin
New York City
Ella Sprague
Weymouth
James H. Flint
John L. Wilson
Langdon Wilson
Leydon
Bristol
Archie Little
N. J. Hanna
New Harbor
George Hodgkins
Rachel Potter
James Dean
William R. Dean
D. Wylie Lemont
Charles H. Mason
Fred E. Foote
J. Roscoe Day
Syracuse University
Lathrop
Mr. Hathaway
al Ridley
Herbert S. Harris
John M. Hill
George Ames
Richmond
J. Roscoe Stacy
Popham
Sewall Strout
Charles W. Kingsbury
George A. Merrill
John Lakin
Lizora Lindsay
Damariscotta Herald
Round Top
Charles Snow
Somerville
Ida Hickey
City Hospital
Pullman
St. John
L. B. Smith
Rockland
Charles M. Lincoln
Montclair
N. J
James O. Lincoln
Marie
Worcester
Oliver
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Woolwich Fair
Samuel Hathorne
M. S. Baker
Gurnsey
W. L. Leeman
Fred Hathorne
C. W. Wright
Asbury G
Guernsey
Albert Hathorne
Ralph F. Rice
A. B. Thwing
F. R. Bailey
D. F. Atherton
R. S. Rice
Dan Hathorne
Millard Hanson
E. C. Patten
W. R. Kimball
Milward G. Patten
Winona Tilton Stinson
Addison Rice
Franks
Charles Fullerton
Ruth Fullerton
Frank Gould
People’s Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Vestry
Marie Colby
Sarah Coombs
Lester Pratt
Fred Bragg
Della Bragg
Freda Leighton
Melton
Thompson Bros
Bath’s Largest Clothiers
Roger Moulton
Jean F. Butler
Jamess. Lowell
Grace Morse
Gertrude White
Charles E. Robinson
Westboro
Harry Brown
Bessie
A. W. Orne
Edward Biggins
New York
Edwin F. Ramsay
Robert A. Ham
O. E. Page
Charles H. Oliver
Cora Savase
Mrs. A. S. Specht
Belmont
Summer St
Bath, Maine
O. P. Coffin
Charles H. Williams
Walter H. Bowker
Ness
C. H. Gilmore
Geo. A. Walker
2Nd
John A. Thwing
Wells G. Nickerson
Southport
Oakley Bartlett
Clarence Carlton
Dresden
Swett’s Drug Stores
Swett's