Winnegance Mothers Plan Candy Sale For School Fund
The Winnegance school club of mothers on the Phipnaburg side of the bridge will sell candy at Terry Bros. & Co. Center street to raise funds for schoolhouse improvements and equipment. Hospital Donation Week follows with the Community house open for contributions including vegetables jellies and preserves.
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Mothers’ Club
Phipnaburg
Terry Bros. & Co
Center Street
Robert P. Manson
Bath
Winneganee
Fred
Mdna Perry
Edgar Oliver
George M. Eaton
Farle T P. Morse
J. Parker Morse
Pitch Pine Hill
John W. Cummings
Fred Eaton
Brockton
Mass
Stuart Day
Connecticut Nursery Aims to Move 1500 Pine Transplants
Mr. Schuman of New London County Nurseries in New London, Connecticut, and three assistants collected 1500 eight year old white pine transplants and 15 Norway pines from T Clifford Eastman’s forest plantation near Fryeburg. The trees were trucked to Connecticut and another shipment of hundreds is planned by rail for the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuman
New London
Connecticut
Miss Maria Leonard Visits Mrs Sampson in Bath
Miss Maria Leonard of RASCH is visiting Mrs Edward H Sampson in Bath for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Leonard of
Rasch
Edward H.sampson
Bath
Small Stores Urged to Advertise Consistently Says Bulletin
A Chamber of Commerce bulletin urges small retailers to plan campaigns and advertise regularly. It argues steady small ads beat infrequent large ones, and to tie all efforts under a common border or trademark. Seasonal and product-specific bursts are advised as needed.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Courier
Real estate sales recently recorded in Sagadahoc Registry
Real estate transfers recorded in the Sagadahoc registry of deeds include Bath entries from Frank W. Parris to Lyman B. Hollingshead and others, Georgetown deeds, Phippsburg transfers, Richmond listings, Topsham exchanges, and Woolwich parcels, detailing buyers and sellers such as Grace A. Bingham, Nelson Thurlow, and Francis S. Eaton among multiple others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Register
Stevens
Bath
Frank W. Parris
Lyman B. Hollingshead
Emily R. White
William T
Stella M. Grover
Jills A. Varney
Corrie
Emma
Mary Denham
Martha IE. Hawkes
Chester TH. Libby
Georgetown
Olive Tf. Haynes
Marold T. Robinson
Phippsburg
Frank TI
Teal
Tda M. Beal
Richmond
Nelson TD
Thurlow
Rufus Savage
Eguee da Stilphen
Joshua P
George S. P. Brannen
Grace A. Bingham
Nellie Cameron
Topsham
William and Tauney FE
Robertson
Harry I. Mahar
Albert P. Cotton
George F. Cotton
Deliaye Harvey
J. Clinton Bock
Oscar F. Maynard
Otto A.C. Gruenwald
George BW. Cotton
Woolwich
Francis S. Eaton
Rowe BR. Metcalf
Orland YW
Curtis
Tlamira L. Hirst
Reception Honors New Grand Pocahontas and Great Scout
After Ramona council meeting a reception in Red Men hall honored Grand Pocahontas Inez Puffer and Great Scout Abbie Small. The event featured decorated tables, a luncheon, and a skit "Wanted, a Wife" with participants including Carlton Rideout and others. Dancing followed. praise was given to the organizing committee. Gasoline sold for 13 cents a gallon at a Lewiston station. Edward Park and Ray Palmer from Somerville reported hunting on Gordon mountain, taking a 20 pound lynx. Miss Erma Farrar visited Somerville relatives before returning home.
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Ramona Council
D. of PP
Red Men's
Council Chamber
Carlton Rideout
Catherine Tyrein
Lillian Millman
Clara Troon
Mina McRae
Abbie Small
Viola Pushard
Dencing
Bertha Shea
Nina McRae
Lewiston
Ray Palmer
Edward Park
Somerville
Gordon Mountain
North Hartford
Capt Alfred Call to Appeal License Revocation
Eastern Steamship Lines to appeal the license revocation of Capt Alfred W Call former Bath commander of the Metropolitan Line Boston after the July 22 collision with the Swift Arrow near Point Judith resulting in four deaths. Inspectors held Call responsible for excessive speed and failure to stop engines in fog. he may appeal to higher inspectors and regain license only by examination.
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Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Alfred W. Call
Bath
Metropolitan Line Steamship
Boston
Steamship Inspection Service
Swift Arrow
Point Judith
Call
Gen
Aler
Steamboat Inspection Service
Department of Commerce
Seguin
Kennebec
Kennebec River
United States Steamshine Inspection Service
Dprovidence
Clark Aont
Richard J. Bailey
Providence
Siemuiboat
State Highway Works Make Progress Across Multiple Routes
Sections of State Tig Way and surrounding state highways advance with bituminous and gravel projects. Detours and short holds remain near Jordan River, Poland Spring, and Gray Corner as crews finish pavements, bridges, and culverts. Travel is allowed over most active work zones with occasional two mile to four mile detours noted.
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Jordan River
Casco
Tilins Voustmaaendam
Pasment
Bridgton
Dyeton
Naples Villas
Naples
Titan
Turner
Upper Street
Dea
Auburn
Abe
Turner Village
Paris
Orneville-Lagrange
Pravel
Dover
U- Gray
Greenbush
Passadumkeag
Mattawamkeag
Village
Winn
Edmunds
West Forks
Phippsburg Residence Sold To Be Moved To Rockport
A Center residence of Dr. and Mrs. Alps Williams has been sold to out of town buyers who plan to move it to Rockport. The report includes local notices of visits, illness, and social activities among area residents in Phippsburg and nearby towns.
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Rockport
Surprise anniversary party for Pastor Swetnam and wife
Rev. John A. Swetnam and his wife were honored with a surprise anniversary gathering at the Brooks Memorial parsonage hosted by Co-Workers of the First Baptist Church. Members served refreshments and gifted homemade preserves and food items as praise for the pastor’s community work.
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John A. Swetnam
Brooks Memorial
First Baptist Church
Oehrss
Edward Bailey
Frank Martin
Will Jenkins
Irene Jenkins
Sis
Swern
Sunflower Silage Pioneers in Cold Coos County
Agricultural experts report Coos County New Hampshire farmers adopt sunflower silage as dairy cow feed. Since 1920 several trials prove stalks frost resistant and good for storage in silos producing high quality feed. The legume hay also gains popularity for soil improvement. Linwood Grindell travels to Ellsworth to visit relatives.
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University of New Thamopshire
D. A. O'Brien
Coos County
New Twhampshire
List of property found in suitcase held by police
Sixty four pieces identified as belonging to the chemical department of the school were found in a suitcase in bushes near High Street and a storage room. City Marshal Hall led the inventory with Principal Scott identifying the items. Items include microscopes, thermometers, reagents, bottles of nitrates and chlorides, metals, syringes, hypodermics, and testing equipment. Total value about 115.15 dollars, with 56.65 on unmachined goods and 50 on claimed articles.
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High Street
Chemical Department
City Marshal Hall
Scott
Ato O
Timens
Tall
Billings Rogers marry in Bath church ceremony
Clarence Albert Tullings of North Wick and Rosa Grace Rogers of Bath were married Friday afternoon at the Brooks Memorial parsonage North Street. The double ring service was performed by the Rev Stolm Swetnam with attendance by Mrs Samuel Morse. The groom, son of Mrs Hara A. Billings, is a prosperous farmer of North Berwick. The bride, daughter of Mrs George M. Rogers of the Whiskeng section, is a Bath high school graduate and active Beacon Street Church worker.
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Clarence Albert Tullings
Northwick
Rosa Grace Rogers
Wy. Stolm AL Swetnam
Brooks ‘Uorial
North Street
Samuel AL Morse
Hara A. Billings
North Berwick
Bath
George M. Rogers
Bath High School
Beacon Street
Gunners At Bay At Merrymeeting Bay
Robert Percy of the Live Stock Improvement Association of Worcester Massachusetts A G Burrowes of Boston shoe findings Noah Mason of Westboro Mass coal merchant and Ralph Hayward of Boston of the H T Hart auto concern agents for the H T S Special are enjoying a week shooting at Merrymeeting Bay with headquarters at Willard Elliotts in West Woolwich
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Robert Percy
Live Stock Improvement Association
Worcester
Mas
A. G. Burrowes
Boston
Noah Mason
Westboro
Mass
Ralph Hayward
H. T. Hart Auto Concern
Merrymeeting Bay
Willard Elliott
West Woolwich
Missionary Martha Sinclair Comments on Turkey Crisis
Martha Sinclair, a recently returned missionary, laughs at the troubling situation in Turkey. She compares it to two children in a garden, and offers a wary quip about digging for worms and finding none as a passer-by and a crying sister are mentioned.
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Turkey
Martha Sinclair
New Trial Granted for Genesta Chapter in Railroad Case
Rummage sale funds contribute to a new trial for Genesta chapter in a railroad dispute. The event featured oyster stew and social reports, with officers and members hosting and planning future inspection visits and a Grand Matron visit.
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Genesta Chapter
Young Folk Plan Halloween Fun and Community News
Halloween plans include crafts, pumpkins, and spooks with candy parties and kitchen games. An update notes repairs on the Lewiston to Greene road and a later Auburn road project. Rev David I Wilson of the grand chapter R A C visited Sanford Friday to inspect the local chapter.
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Grand Chapter
Sanford
Turkish Police Confront Nationality Doubts Over Baths
Turkish decree restricts women bathing in public as authorities debate how to identify Turkish versus foreign women. Police face dilemma whether a woman's attire proves nationality and may arrest if mistaken, prompting apologies for errors.
Mrs Augusta Fisher Work Dies After Illness in Bath
Mrs Augusta Fisher Work, a Bath New England area matriarch from a long established family, died Wednesday October 15 after an illness. A Liverpool-born widow of Captain Abel Batten Work, she lived in Bath most of her life, supported Bath City Hospital, and belonged to local charities. She leaves a daughter Mrs Alfred Tarbox and a sister Mrs Mary Fisher.
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Augusta Fisher Work
Bath
Storp
Flness
Mire
Cuper Atel Baten Work
Addison Drinkwater Fisher
Ruth Ron Riggs Fister
Arrowsic
Liverpool
England
Europe
Cirace
Bath City Hospital
Alfred Tl. Tarbox
Mary Fisher
Death of Mrs. Caroline A. Lewis of Boothbay
Mrs Caroline A Lewis widow of Capt Hiram B Lewis of Boothbay dies Friday morning at her nurse Mrs Wilsons home on Lower Mid Ale street after a Tony Winess She was born at Monhegan in TS42 4 daughter of Jacob and Abigail Orne of Edgecomb and a long time member of Boothbay Baptist Church Survived by two brothers Lyman P L Orne of Boothbay Harbor Jacob Orne of Peabody Mass one daughter Mrs Cleveland D B Swett of Bath and two granddaughters Mrs J Ellis of Brunswick and Miss Anna Sweet of Bath Funeral set for Sunday afternoon.
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Caroline A. Lewis
Hiram BR. Lewis
Boothbay
Wilson
Lower Midale Street
Tony Winess
Monhegan
Cleveland DB. Swett
Bath
J. ©. Ellis
Brunswick
Anna Sweet
Fire at Boothbay Center narrowly contained on wharf
Early Friday afternoon a small blaze was spotted by Andrew Rice on the wharf east of the Central Garage pool near the State ferry slip. The Kennebec was tapped for water and the fire was checked as wind blew, with smoking loafers suspected as the cause.
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Andrew Rice
Tie
Kennebec
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Chamber of Commerce of
Erma Farrar
Capt. Call
Caratunk-The Forks
Caratunk Village
the Forks
Alps Williais
Ruth Morrison
Portland
Bee
Mars
Charles I. Morrison
Sebasco
Frnnk Leach
Chebengue
Wo. McCouet
Maine
Wilbur
Walthamere
Sumer
Cass Tend
S.C. Campbell & Cet
James Coffin
Ate
Stewart
Porthind
Sumer Lane
Cenis Bowie
William RR
Bowie
John Pfollind
Woeet Point
Blm
Potter
Bathalleshin
Edward Heald
Puesdiay — Froim Rostiedale
Stoce
Linwood T. Grindell
Ellsworth
Mall
Jose Pis
Pehling
Fehling
Billings
Rogers
Los Angeles
the Mutual Savings Bank
Bath Savings Institution
Pete Epineles
Cetea
Sun
Heloh
Mabel Merrviil
Dice Tloveard
Spree
Tertine Dhean
Cornela Alisin
Anitas
R Plode Don
Susu Quick
Tires
FLW
Avihae
Diary A. Walters
George W. Dean
Harry G. Deering
Marry J. Hearne
Frank J
Dike
Wil Thom Congdon
Ralph Wright
Lincoln Bailey
Jason A. Merrill
Os. Thompson
Charles TF. Wetter
Sidney A. Knight
Fo Page
Roy PL
Shackford
Wf. Oliver
Eugene McGrath
Thomas FP. Perkins
Scott Morse
Charles A. Soule
Frank Clark
al Othe
Garrison
Wiscasset
Mt. Carmel
Lonefellow
South Portland
Della M. Ohler
ATL
Mas. Dernice Fuller
Nev. T
Ohler
Genesta
Annette FL Merrill
Alice Soule
Elizabeth Jackson
Edith Savage
Frances TH. Murray
Charlotte Tenld
Ellen Bickle
Judia J. Bailey
Jennie B. Webber
Elia Sprague
Bertha Jewn
Eva Tilelah
Flora EF. Hodgdon
Lida
Sid Nate Perkins
Coffer
Nitrete Tirease
de Gary
Ted
Fondant
Tee
Ces
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