Maine Delights Movie Company Plans New Harbor Shoot
Richard Barthelmess stars in a planned Inspiration Pictures production shot in Maine at New Harbor with Louise Huff. The cast and crew base at Wiscasset Inn, commuting to New Harbor daily as weather warms, with five weeks of filming anticipated. William Loud of Wiscasset Inn aided location scouting and other Maine locales are being considered. The Maine scenery is praised as superior to California for natural beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aria
Richard Barthelmess
Inspiration Pictures, Inc
Qaid
New Harbor
Louise Huff
Wiscasset Inn
New
Tie
California
Maine
Summer Guests Plan to Return to the Phoenix Hotel
Phoenix Hotel in Bath Maine thrives under Mr and Mrs Willard Lehr since last spring drawing summer guests who plan annual returns. Mrs Lehr runs days, Mr Lehr handles nights, with regular patrons like Fred Crosby and visitors such as Henry T Mills and Trenry Mills of Long Beach California. TI Ballou of New York visited to study community service while others appreciate the hotel as a homelike retreat in vacation land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Washington Street
Willard W. Lehr
Bath
Maine
Fred Crosby
Tle
The
Struck by Auto Woman Is Dead in Newcastle
Mrs. Mary FE. Gove 61 wife of Lewis S. Gove of Trevett died after being struck near Marsh bridge in Newcastle by a Whitefield driver Chester Blodgett. She died about an hour after arrival at home where a surgeon and nurse attended. She leaves a husband two brothers Alden Moore California William Moore Southport and three sisters Ida Tuttle Portland Tillian Moore Portland Celia Ruth Westport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary FE. Gove
Lewis S. Gove
Trevett
Marsh Bridge
Newcastle
Chester Blodgett
Whitefield
Thomas Neilan
Speedster Arrested in Highway Speeding Case Near Triam's Hill
Motorcycle patrolman Harry T. Thompson arrested Clyde Metcalf of Augusta for speeding on the state highway near Triam's hill. Metcalf was taken to Brunswick where Judge Joseph T. Rosseau fined him $10 plus costs totaling $13.75. Thompson alleged Metcalf drove at 50 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedster
Harry T. Thompson
Clyde Metcalf
Augusta
Triam's Hill
Metcalf
Brunswick
Joseph T. Rosseau
Thompson
Mrs. Bonneire Praises Dr True’s Elixir For Children
A St John NB reader recounts hearing a woman say she bought Dr True’s Flixir for her children and found it splendid. The ad describes Dr True’s Elixir as a mild pleasant family laxative that fights worms, without harmful drugs, and lists worm symptoms and signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bonneire
Murray Street
St. John N. B
Dr. True
Car Capsizes Injuring Brunswick Grocer On Maine Street
C A Lemieux a Brunswick grocer was painfully injured when his delivery truck toppled over near Blind Crossing on State road. He was pinned beneath the vehicle and initially feared to have internal injuries but was removed in an unconscious condition and later visited his store. Ex mayor Joseph Torrey assisted and Lemieux received care from Dr Tambert. His companions Mrs August Lemieux and Mr and Mrs Ernest C Paradis were returning home from Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lemieux
Maine Street
Brunswick
Willows
Blind Crossing
Joseph Torrey
Bath
Tambert
Lemin Vx
Lemieux
August Lemieux
Ernest C. Paradis
Topsham
Lincoln
North Streets
Maine Central
Cosmopolitan Club October Meeting Recap
The Cosmopolitan club held its regular October meeting at the clubhouse with Miss Alice Varney presiding. Members may join a dressmaking class under Mrs David Heald, and M E B Isaacson will offer a physical culture class. A rummage sale is planned for Saturday, a social room is set for two evenings monthly, and a card party is in the works. Nineteen library books are still outstanding. Associate members Mrs Clifford Spinney and Miss Sarah Adams were elected, along with several active members. October committees were named: Program, House, Philanthropic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cosmopolitan Club
Alice Varney
David Heald
M. EB. Isaacson
Clifford Spinney
Sarah Adams
Charles Frost
Mother Hawkes
Helen Knowles
Eleanor Christianson
Martha Phelps
Sunday School Association Officers Meet in Sagadahoe
Officers of the Sagadahoe Sunday School association met at President TL J Hooker’s Washington street home Wednesday night. Rev William T Boyd represented Georgetown Arrowsie Woolwich and Arthur FB Baum Bath. A committee was named for Georgetown Bath and Richmond districts. No action on moving the annual convention from June to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Sunday School Association
TL. J. Hooker
Washington Street
William T. Boyd
Georgetown
Arrowsie
Woolwich
Arthur FB. Baum
Bath
Boyd
W. T. Brookings
Hooker
Sidney IL. Eaton
Everett Lord
Richmond
Gorham Normal School Alumnae Reunion Planned
Gorham Normal School alumnae reunion and dinner set for October 27 at 12 30 PM at Chestnut Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Event tied to State Teachers association meeting drawing hundreds to Portland. tickets limited to about 2000, advance purchase advised from alums or Gorham Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Normal School
Chestnut Street Methodist Episcopal Church
State Teachers Association
Hoftdreds
Portland
Daughters of Revolution Mark Graves at Witch Spring Cemetery
The TD A R chapter marked graves of three Revolutionary soldiers in Witch Spring cemetery, including John Berry of Georgetown and Arnold Sprague of Duxbury, detailing their regiments and ages. They noted worn slate headstones and added four prior markers including Rev Pines Winter and others. an ornate stone marks Mrs Abigail Burbeck, wife of Capt Henry Burbeck, who died in 1790 at age 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Dummer Sewall
TD. A. R
Witch Spring
John Berry
Georgetown
Col. McCobb
Arnold Sprague
Duxbury
Mass
Wadsworth
Tsaiah Crocker
Bath
Pines Winter
Itch Spring Church
Samuel Duncan
Samuel McCobb
Simeon Turner
Peterson Place
Wing
Tient
Stephen Coombs
Benjamin Lemont
Abigal Burbeck
Henry Burbeck
Federal Artillery
Rockland considers new mail and passenger route plan
Residents of Rockland and nearby areas show interest in forming a corporation to operate a mail and passenger steamer route linking Rockland with Chehaven and Matthieus. The venture is led by Fred S. Rhodes, who maintains a summer home on Chehaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Chehaven
Matthieus
Fred S. Rhodes
Anderson Hall Wedding Proves Brilliant Event
The wedding of Miss Charlotte Hall and Carl C. Anderson occurred Wednesday night at Elmhurst home of the bride’s aunt Mrs. Henry Wright. Rev Roy Rolfe Gilson officiated. the ceremony featured simple decor and a doorway arch. The bridal party included matron of honor Corinne Jackson Tryde and best man Harold L Thompson. after the ceremony a wedding supper was served and dancing followed in the ball room. The couple plans a two week honeymoon before settling at 20 Andrews Road. both bring local schooling and work history from Morse high school and area colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hall
Carl C. Anderson
Elmhurst
Henry (. Wright
Roy Rolfe Gilson
St. Paul's Biscopal Church
Brunswick
Barbara Ross
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Stanley Tryde
Corrine Jackson
Malden
Mass
Chanes Devereau Ifall
Harold TL. Thompson
Morse High School
Skidmore School of Arts
Saratoga
N.Y
WINGS OF THE BORDER AT BATH OPERA HOUSE
Holman Day film Wings of the Border starring Gov Percival Baxter of Maine and brother of Senator Rupert Baxter will be shown in Bath late in the week of October 17. Shown previously in Augusta with The Rider of the King Long, the production drew crowds in every city stop. Gov Baxter and his secretary Gilbert R Ghadbourne appear prominently in the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival P Baxter
Maine
Rupert H. Baxter
Bath
Good Racing Seen at Damariscotta Fair
Damariscotta fair closed Thursday night one of the association’s most successful events. In the 2.20 class trot four heats were run Wednesday and the final heat won by Carl., eg owned by TL Bean of Waldoboro. Wesley Nichols' Maine Time, bg was second. The final heat time was 2 14 percent, cutting the track record by a second. Thursday’s other races were featureless as Margaret Wilkes rm Bryant won the 2.30 trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Carl
Tl, Bean
Waldoboro
Wesley Nichols
Maine
Margaret Wilkes
Rm. Bryant
Millin Wilkins on wedding trip and career noted
John S. Millin formerly manager of George A. Tuttle Co now with J EB Wubinger Brothers Co and Philadelphia representative. He married Miss Jennie F Wilkinson of Providence R I last week and they visited Auburn for their wedding trip before returning to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Millin
George A. Tuttle Co
Center Street
Bath Department
Jennie F. Wilkinson
Providence
R. 1
Auburn
Mr. Millin
Philadelphia
Millin
J. EB. Wubinger Brothers Co
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Bath
Trustees organize Bath Water District for the year
Trustees reorganized the Bath Water District at Thursday night’s meeting with William S. Newell reappointed as president and Elwell S. Crosby treasurer Walter S. Glidden clerk and Walter S. Abbott superintendent. Other trustees include Senator Rupert H. Baxter and Fred H. Thompson. A Fort Kent farmer exhibited a five legged cow at a fair, the only known freak of its kind, and an Ohio veterinary college requested the animal’s body for autopsy to determine the unusual formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Fort Kent
Ohio
Old Days on the Bath Branch Rail Run Recalled
The narrative recalls the Portland and Bath freight operations shifting to Brunswick, with increased daily freights and extra trips to Lewiston Lisbon Falls and Pejepscot. It highlights long standing crews often being family members, notes famous engines like Liver more and Oliver Moses, and describes the era’s firemen shortage and hands on locomotive duties. The piece promises further details on Portland and Bath freight crews in a continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bath
Brunswick
Lewiston
Lisbon Falls
Pejepscot
Farmington
Everett Poster
Dudley
George
Ham Holmes
Wrights
Dad Newell
Charlie Evans
Mast
Wood Haskell
Obediah Buck
Lem Phiommer
Joe Lowell
Joe Rodick
W. T. Lock
Lewiston Lower
I. D. Lang
Kennebec
K & TP
John B. Brown
Livermore
Payson Tucker
Androscoggin
Oliver Moses
Charlie Small
Trunswick
Augusta
Giant Potato Dug By Ward 1 Councilman and Uncle
Councilman Earl B. Lermond of Ward 1 helps his uncle BE. A. Rogers of Mere Point harvests 3500 bushels of potatoes. A Green Mountain potato weighed two pounds and one ounce, perfectly formed and said to bake well. All Rogers potatoes are reported in good condition.
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Earl B. Lermond
Ward 1
BE. A. Rogers
Mere Point
Green Mountain
Mr. Rogers
Probate Notice of Final Account in Sagadahoc County
In Sagadahoc at Bath Probate Court on October second Tuesday 1921 executor F Wilbur Brown of Rose E Hill estate seeks final account. Court orders notice by Bath Independent three weeks for interested parties to appear November first 1921 at Roth to show cause why allowance should not be made. Attest William F Dunham Register. Also Mary B McDonald named executrix of Albert G Winslow estate with bond waived Attest 13-20-22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
Sawadahoc
F. Wilbur Brown
Rose E. Hill
Roth
TR. McDonald
Albert G. Winslow
Mary B. McDonald
State OF Maine
Sagadahoe
Gertrude C. Hautchins
Auburn
Androscoggin
Frank H. Knight
Harold F. Knight
Lacey S. Knight
Court Street
Maine
Dana S. Williams
Lewiston
Gertrude
Hutchins Saradahoe Ss
Dana S. Williams Txstier
Deace
State OF
Sapadahoe
Carity
N. Gratz Jackson
James Jefferson Vickery
Sagadatioc. Ss
Sawadahac
Tilian T. Tucker
John W. Roberts
Beth
Savadahoc
Ordfred
Bath Independent
Rothe
Hayward
Providence
Taterin
Sual
Carlos Ro Tliggins
Tath
Lucie Frances Siiness
Rhorls Island
Marcia Eno Tligagis
Nyack
N.Y
Edward C. Siiness
Charles Raymond Higgins
William T. Uat
Said
Hannah A. Rogers
G Rogers
Thurston S. Burns
Westbrook
Frank EF. Purrington
John H. Rogers
William F. Hogan
James S. Lowety
William FL
Dunstam Register
Sacadahoe
Sand County
Arrowsie
Sand
Woolwich
Georgetown
Frank
Montgomery
United States
Tieht House
John UL. Currier
Robert Bo Maass
Marcard Maas
Pierce Iney Currier
Wirta
A. S. Hall M
Selectmen
Arrowsic
Viciity
Osgood M. Redson
Mery Redlon Late
Barth
A. Stickney
Anna B E. Stickney
E. Lulu Stickney
Sarah KE
Harlow
Lulu Stickney
Ward
George A. Coombs
Fred A. Stickney
Savradahoe
Sagadahee
Bath City Council Reports Insurance and Tax Actions
City committee on insurance authorized to place fire and other coverage on all city property including buildings. policies may be flat rate or co insured. Abatement of taxes on Kennebec Yacht Club property is approved after value adjustment. Water street closure for firemen parade, various sewer and lighting petitions referred or withdrawn. Treasurer's report accepted. burials plots approved. new constable appointed. several jurors drawn for coming term. Jersey City visitor note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
Edward W. Blyde
Chaniel al Bishop
John Shaw
Kennebec Yach Club
Edward
Bath
Alton Ta. Tripp
J. Fred Tobey
Alten L. Trip
William N. White
William TD. Rich
Hyde
Board of Aldermen
Water Street
Maine Central
Union Street
Lulu Miller
Fred W. Harrington
Oak Street
Preble’s Lane
Committee On Water and Water Works
Committee On Public Lighting
John A. Green
Leonard's Court
Court Street
Elwood TR Ryder
Framingham
Mass
Oak Grove Cemetery
Augustus TL. Tallman
Fast Boston
Maple Grove
Rupert Milka
Cahill
John W. Small
Senator Taixter
Water District
Grand
Ten Traverse
Alderman Tobey
Roy FL Shackford
Fred T. Pratt
John Freemin
Probate notices and petitions in Sagadahoc County Maine
A compilation of probate court notices from Sagadahoc County Maine dated October 1921. It includes petitions for administration of estates in Bath and Lewiston, appointment of executors and trustees, orders for notice to interested parties, and hearings set for early November 1921.
Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets touted by local resident
F R Adams of Lakeport New Hampshire says at age 65 digestion was poor and constipation and liver and bowel distress harmed health. After using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets he reports improved liver activity and overall well being. Fruit-a-tives sold for 50 cents a box six for 2.50 and 25 cent trial sizes from FRUTT-A-TIVES Limited Ogdensburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm St
Lakeport
N. H
Flor. Adams
Frutt-A-Tives Limited
Ogdenslburg
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maine Delights Movie Company
Sunday School Association
Daughters OF Revolution
James S. Loweflt
William F. Dunham
Insurance City Properties
Harry Stendrup
Jersey City
Mars. J. Scott
Stendrup
Boston
Stendraup
Arthur
Sampson
Tarst
Bliss Hunter
Bie
Wilfred Trott
William F. Dunstam, Puister
James S. Lowfle
Atte William F. Dunstam
Register
James S. Lowflt
Edward C. Stiness
Charles RR. Macgins
A.D
James S. Lowell
Jude
Aneust
Stan PB. Reed
Dunstan
Saradehoe
William FL Dunnam Remidter
Tenlide
Ecounts
Elizabeth Thwine
Weal
Sawadahoe
M. Trott
William. F. Dunham
Fred TJ
Cele
SFAT
Fred H. Tiompson
William Vfl Duntiam
Proabate
William F Dunham
F. R. Adams
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