Shipping Bill Talk Draws Bath Marine Craftsmen
The Bath branch of the American Society of Marine Craftsmen hosted Col. Plummer of the Atlantic Carriers' Association for a detailed talk on the Shipping Bill. He explained board provisions, funding, coastwise trade rules, and anticipated postwar function, followed by questions, social time, and new member applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Plummer
Bath Branch
Bath
American Society of Marine Craftsmen
Winter Street Church
Atlantic Carriers' Association
House Committee
House
Senate
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Evans
Tom Black
Fogg Sustains Collar Bone Fracture In Football Practice
Hervey Fogg son of Judge and Mrs Sanford II Fogg of Augusta sustained a fracture of the right collar bone Friday while practicing football at Williams field. He is a senior at Cony High School and was tackled during a dummy drill. he received surgical aid and the fracture was reduced likely ending his season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey Fogg
Sanford II. Fogg
Summer Street
Augusta
Young Fogg
Cony High School
Williams Field
Women Endorse Pinkham's Vegetable Compound For Health
In Harrisburg Albert Lea and Pittsburg testimonials claim Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improves female weakness and mobility. Women cite relief from pains and irregularities, regaining strength and regular cycles after use. The ad invites all women to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harrisburg
Penn
Frank Knost
Fulton St
Albert
Pittsburg
Ree
Clementina Dufreine
Gardier St
Troy Hill
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Rally Day Observed by Central and Beacon Street Churches
Central Church held a Sunday Rally Day with a morning sermon on Work and Its Blessings and an afternoon concert of Gounod’s Gallia. About 150 in Sunday School, with varied recitations and songs led by Miss Priscilla Kimball's class. Beacon Street Church announced busy week events, a light installation, and a planned lecture by Capt. McDonald of the Maine Seacoast Missionary Society on October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Gounod
Gallia
Mr. Hanson
Moses
Priscilla Kimball
Margaret Courser
Edith Thompson
Sarah Courser
Marion Wakefield
Katherine Thompson
Mary Newell
Dorothy Smith
Mary Lord
Dorothy Appleton
Lillian Deering
Gladys Spinney
Father
David Mullin
Ellen Newell
Unity Guild
Arthur J. Dunton
Washington St
Brotherhood
Prudential Committee
North St
John C. Rideout
West Bath
Trufant’s Crossing
United Baptist Convention
Portland
Beacon Street Church
William Dean
North Street
Dorcas Guild
Howard Pratt
Beacon St
J. J. Hull
Ladies’ Aid
Beacon
Boy Scouts
Bible School
William A. Cartmill
Y.M.C.A
T. N. Kewley
Capt. Freeman
Salvation Army
Capt. McDonald
Maine Seacoast Missionary Society
Bath Well Represented at Festival in Portland
The Maine Central station saw a large turnout as Bath residents headed to the Maine Festival in Portland. The Mendelssohn Club supplied a strong Bath division with many members traveling for morning and afternoon concerts, marking the festival’s 20th uninterrupted year.
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Bath
Portland
Small Army Musicers
Mendelssohn
Maine Festival Choruses
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. The ad states internal intake builds up the system and offers $100 for any failure to cure. It invites testimonials and provides the Toledo address for F. J. Cheney & Co. and notes other products for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whall
Mhall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Bath Man After Six Years
George L. Farrin of 490 Lower Middle Street Bath testifies that kidney pain from three years eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills and that after finishing three boxes the ailments vanished. More than six years later he still uses the remedy when kidneys feel off and it helps. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Doan
Webber’s
Morse High Eleven Defeats South Portland 12 to 0
Morse High of Bath beat South Portland High 12 to 0 in Pine Tree Park. Leyden scored on a zigzag run and Coss covered 80 yards. Reynolds starred with strong kicks. Captain Miller led Morse while South Portland's defense kept the margin modest amid fumbles and crowd interference.
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Morse High
South Portland
South Portland High
Morse
Portland Sunday Telegram
Bath
Pine Tree Park
Bath Boys
Leyden
Coss
Reynolds
Miller
Lyden
Portland High Attaya
Rele
Price McDonald
Rt l
Peabbles Crocker
Rflg
Hall Cook
Waterman Pickard
E. Doughty Jewett
Barry Talbot
le Te
Crowe Lyden
Reynolds Miller
Davidson Coss
Thomas Young
I. Doughty
Morse High School
South Portland High School
Twitchell
Norwich University
O'Neil Ofowdoin College
Holbrook Times
Baker
Deering
Crocker
Eastman
Barry
Peterson
Price and Whitney
Bertha Wood and L Eugene Thebeau Wed at St Marys Church
Quiet wedding of Miss Bertha Wood and L Eugene Thebeau conducted by Rev N J Horan at St Marys Church. Attendants Miss Frances Cummings and Leo Thebeau. Couple to honeymoon in New York Washington and Richmond before settling at 28 North Street for winter.
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St. Mary’s Church
Bertha Wood
L. Eugene Thebeau
N. J. Horan
Frances Cummings
Leo Thebeau
Freeman Wood
Louis Thebeau
Maine Central
Colonial Club
Bath Lodge of Elks
Sagadahoc Council
Knights of Columbus
Brunswick
New York
Washington
Richmond
North Street
Morrell Held on $600 Bail for Grand Jury
Isaiah R. Morrell a Brunswick horseman was arraigned in Portland Municipal Court on charges of assaulting C. Clifford Davis of Freeport and Forrest C. Palmer of Portland. He pleaded not guilty via attorney, waived hearing, posted $300 bail on each charge, and was ordered held for the January grand jury by Judge Bates after probable cause was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clifford Davis
Freeport
Forrest C. Palmer
Portland
Isaiah R. Morrell
Brunswick
Bates
Morrell
Superior Court
Ringed Farewell for Miss Lonie Lowell in Newburyport
Miss Lonie Lowell of Dr Morin's office was honored at a farewell banquet Saturday night at the New Ivory House before departing to Beverly Massachusetts to join U S Machinery Co. A hand some signet ring was presented by Charles Knight who delivered a praised speech. Attending were William Jollicken Ernest Gregnan John Hennessy Sadie Blaisdell Alice Reynolds Frances M Donald and Miss Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonie Lowell
Dr. Morin
New Ivon House
Beverly, Maso
U.S. Machinery Co
Charles Knight
William Jollicken
Ernest Gregnan
John Hennessy
Boothbay Couple Announces Mary Louise Holton Engagement
Author and Mrs Walter T Holton of Boothbay announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Louise to Richard Matthews Hallet son of Mr and Mrs Andrews Hallet formerly of this city. The piece notes the novelist's ties to Boothbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Holton
Boothbay
Mary Louise
Richard Matthews Hallet
Andrews Hallet
Lewiston Merchants Adopt 54-Hour Law Schedule
Lewiston merchants adopt year round 54 hour law with Wednesday night closure. Stores open 8:30 a m and close 6 p m on all days except Saturday. Saturday hours are 8:30 a m to 10 p m with one hour for noon break and one hour for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
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Alice May Douglas
Free Baptist Church
East Boothbay
Barter’s Island
Clarence Baker
Agnes Roberts
Henry Hanson
Miss Kimball
Edith Courser
Annie Burnham
Elsie Lake
Eleanor Green
Leona Hoyt
Doris Green
Althea Levyn
First Baptist
M.O.R.R
Maine Musical Festival
Edith McTeer
Lucy Patten
Harry W. Crosman
Cynthia
Josephine Crosman
Leland Mitchell
Marjorie
Edith Mitchell
J. A. Redlon
Marion Redlon
Marion Jacques
W. H. Small
James E. Lockery
Walter Lowell
Hazel Harrington
F. C. Curtis
Leonard Gowell
Lucy Southworth
A. G. Coombs
Sarah Allen
Clara Spear
W. W. Weeks
Charles H. Greenleaf
Thomas Gibbons
Marion Cain
Lothrop Loring
William Armstrong
C. H. Mason
Laura Palmer
Humphreys
Williams Whitney
R. C. Cowles
Mendelssohn Club
Pauline Adams
Phyllis Bowie
Rebecca Bowker
Minnie Barnes
Edna Bliss
Miss Boyd
Ellen Corliss
Madelyn Chase
Rupert Cowles
Mildred Curtis
Annie Cox
Palmer Cobb
Ruth Mikelsky
Mildred Nichols
Charles Oliver
Milton Douglas
Herbert Harris
Margaret Hanson
Bessie Hunt
Agnes
Alice Humphreys
Fred Hill
Robert Hannigen
Frank Hodgdon
Hazel, Harrington
Marion Moody
May Morse
Frostena Marston
Alice
H. Emma Magoun
O. E. Page
Lucille Page
Carrie F. Luce
Cecil Paine
Charles Mason
Allen M. Irish
Frances McPherson
W. C. Nugent
Abbie White
Mary Campbell
Charlotte Meeker
Clara Albee
Sidney B. Lermond
Ruth Thompson
Esther and
Frieda Mikelsky
George Moulton
Maurice J. Duncklee
Fred E. Drake
R. L. Bowker
Elliott Fuller
Hall
H. S
S.P.H
Wood-Thebeau
Isaiah Morrell
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
A. B. Watson
Maine
Union Street
Vita Central Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
Cyrus Ww. Longley
Notary Publao
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