Salem Harbor Lightbody Fire And Local Shuffle Of Events
A jumbled report notes a boat tow past Salem and a lookout at Harpswell trip. Fire alarm at 11:25 from Box 73 caused about 200 dollars in damages in the old Lightbody block on Middle Street. Yacht club mooring snarls disrupted by minor incidents. Court visits planned this afternoon. local engagements include a Braer tole at the Co. tonight under the Ale Club auspices.
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Box
Middle Street
Een
de Tole
Braer
Bath Iron Works shipyard notes and local events
A jumble of community items from Camden and nearby towns covers Bath Iron Works activities, shipyard movements, schoolings, and social updates. Names include Miss Edith Lilley, A. J. Dunton, F. W. Carter, and Mrs. S. Sewell with mentions of Maine General Hospital, New London cargoes, and a Nov. 17 commencement for Mr. McGay in Rumford.
Grassy Board to Hold Oral Meeting in City Hall
Madame Emma Barnes will attend the Serine Travelers meeting claiming health concerns. Board members gather in Chester Wallace and Captain Sargent to discuss an urgent agenda as officials note Bath today in local proceedings.
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Emma Bames
Paris
Councilman Tem ple to Leave A A Hallet Drug Store
Councilman William M Tem ple who has served with A A Hallet Co drug store for 12 years will complete his duties there tomorrow night. The Bath scene adds new club and social updates as locals attend events and plan excursions.
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William M. Temple
A. A. Hallet & Co
Appointment Made to Fill City Post by Cyrus Longley
On October 8, 1907, the vacancy was filled by Cyrus W. Longley who had served as Postmaster for over 20 years. He resigned from the city, and the change is noted as part of the ongoing office arrangements.
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Passmore
Neil Houses
Everard House
Cyrus W. Longley
Midget Hoop League Plans Early Start For Season
The Midget Hoop League will organize soon for the season with the largest grade six group forming the core. Meetings are planned at the Y M C A with schools including North Grammar North Mary Central Weeks Weeks Mitchell and Dike represented. Aimed at boys from fourth to sixth grade, the league seeks captains and coaches and to start play promptly.
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Longun Widde
Meep Oul Tague
Dike
North Grammar
North Mary
Central Boys
South School
Weeks School
Mitchell
Auxiliary Meeting Sees Volunteer Efforts and Events Discussed
Dayton Hill reported eleven people donated forty five hours. Members made ten baby gowns ten double laparotomy sheets and twenty crib pads. Okie Tyme Faire details and extra tickets for a 1947 Chevrolet car were discussed after positive reports from the team. Mrs Murphy spoke on the rum mage sale leading to an Oct. 31 event at Bath Iron Works Recreation Center and the group solicits toys and comic books. Meeting adjourned at 10:90 after territory talk.
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Dayton Hill
Vari
Mre
É. Thomas Murphy
Bath Iron Works
W Street
Lime Benefits for Legume Soils in Clover and Alfalfa
Lime should be applied early, six months before sowing legumes. It takes that time to sweeten acidic soils, enabling good stands of clover and alfalfa.
Landowner Gutch’s Indian Title Shapes Bath’s Settlement
The document recounts Robert Gutch's extensive landholdings along the Kennebec and New Meadows areas and the Indian grant downsizing claims. It covers the 1764 Jeffries vs Donnell case rulings up to Kirgin Council denial, affirming Indian title validity and occupancy, shaping Bath’s development and property rights for generations.
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Ieee Ee
Montayne
Sagamores
Robine Hoode
Terrumquin
Weasomonasco
Scawque
Abumhamen
Allexander Thwat
Mary Webber
John Devine
Allexandr
Frossell Robine Hoode
Nicholas Renalds
Rishworth
Trufant’s Creek
Trufant’s Point
Sarah Elkins
James Smith
Woolwich
Day’s Ferry Village
Winslow
Kennebec
New Meadows
Gutch
David Jeffries
Jeffries
Donnell
Pownalboro Court House
Falmouth
Superior Court
Kirgin
Bath
Pejepscot
Robert Gutch
Homogenized Milk Process Description
The homogenization method mechanically breaks up butterfat and dispersion to create a uniform flavor and a softer curd, yielding a smoother dairy product.
Morse High Falls to Brunswick 20 0 at Kelley Field
Morse High football collapses in second half losing 20 to 0 to Brunswick at Kelley field before about 1,000 fans. Morse led 5-3 at halftime but Brunswick produced several long plays and two touchdowns while Morse suffered injuries including a concussion to Morse halfback Sullivan and Staples knocked out later.
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Brunswick High
Kelley Field
Morse High
Gardiner High
Jack Tucker
Brunswick
Blue and White
Morse
Cahill
Berry
Bath
Brunswick ii
Beau- Sen
Johnson
Gardiner
Predee
Black
Dri Sullivan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Staples
Ro Peereasons
Skillin
Reed
Cornish
Footer
Gro Te
Morse ‘Sweet
Reed Ormsby
Cook Boucher
C Brown
H. Cornishee
Cahill Allen
Johnson Purington
Skillin i Belanger
Re le
M. Corn Dorsey
Staples Lord
Footer Cowley
Trafton Tillotson
Dumais
Huff
Largay
Worden Lowery
Wright
Warner
Sullivan
Pomeroy
Dorsey
Tillotson
Belanger
Berg
Mallet
Mallett M
Pheasant’s tag number matches shipyard badge in Maine hunt
In North Bath Maine a hunter downed a pheasant whose wing band carried the same number as his Bath Iron Works badge. Victor Choquette of Oliver Street, a BIW welder, found the coincidence striking after removing the bird’s band. He requested to keep the band as a souvenir while the Inland Fisheries and Game Department preserves birds shot for tracking wandering habits.
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Ripley
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Og Sane
State Inlandries and Game Department
Maine
Victor Choquette
Oliver Street
Butler’s Cove
North Bath
Iron Works
Lymerdse
Gamere Tment
Choquette
Morse and Rockland Clash as Morse Eyes Final Home Game
Brunswick led 20-0 as Morse faced defensive pressure and a late pass before losing possession. Morse’s season record stands at three losses and a tie with four games left. Rockland visits for a tough road test while Morse aims to rebound after a rough campaign.
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Brunswick
Morse
Trafton
Reed
Rockland
Lime City Crew
Crosby High
Air Express marks 20th anniversary with record shipments
Air Express celebrates its twentieth year with early open cockpit flights in 1908 style and its first full operation in 1928 carrying 17,000 shipments. Last year the company delivered over 3,000,000 shipments totaling 53,750,000 pounds to U S destinations and 60 foreign countries by air.
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Air Express
United States
YMCA Annual Campaign Review Highlights 30 000 Attendees
A yearlong YMCA campaign notes extensive activities including boxing, badminton, wrestling, tumbling, and foul shooting with about 30 000 spectators and nearly 40 athletic groups participating. The organization hosted summer and winter leagues, out-of-town trips, and a six-team twilight baseball league with over 100 players.
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Gramme i
Bal Setlcna Giants
Dena
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Tee Pierce
Ileee Johnson
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Boca Yacht Club
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F. W Carton
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Maine Steamship Co
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Maine General Hospital
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Horace M
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Oregon
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Thomas Hix
Ar- Collese
L Dante
New London
Central Rt
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Percy & Smata
Kellegar Co
Johnson Bros
Ransom B. Fuller
V. Culbert McGay
Rumtone Yalis
McGay
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Chester T. Wallace Arhogeen
Phakuet Ee Capt
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Houghton Sewall
Portland
He le Minn
Ellie Hodgdon
Ng N New Yoon
Willans Dean
George Wan
Pearl Street
James P. Hawes
Wareham
Mass
Grace ‘Episcopal Church
Fred H. Kimball
Lilly Bay
Moosehead Bay
Mr. Kimball
Virginia
Goblin Club
Initor
C. M. Miller
E. J. Miller
John J. Desmond
W. O. Parker Co
New Meadows Inn
Dunlap Hatch
Clair Davis
Phi Rho
Dunlap
Davis
May
H. E. Litchfield
Union Station
Harold M. Sewall
Simsbury
Conn
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Cushing School
Empire Theatre
Lewiston
Morse High School
Bokers
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Ivon House
A. T. Ingham
Robert Cochran
Muskegon, Mich
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J. E. Sewall
J. E.wall
Rio de Janeiro
Arthur Sewall & Co
San Francisco
Sen Oo. F.iil
Ison Seaiee
Winne
Lord
Conley
O’orsey
Pheasant
Andreulas
Eeeublisher
Usiness
Times Comp
Tae Caga Corporation
Harry C. Webber
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Bath, Maine
Ares Cerra
Dorothy Nichols
Wick, Maine
Barrett C. M
Frank B. Nichols
Ella D. Nichols
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