Brunswick School Teachers 40 Years Miss Mary Sanford
Miss Mary Wilson Sanford a Brunswick public schools teacher for about four decades died Sunday at St Marie General Hospital Lewiston after a paralysis shock. Born in Brunswick she taught Latin at Brunswick High School and retired on a state pension in 1910. She lived in Poland with her sister and niece. The Lewiston Republicans plan a spring campaign with William B. Skalton discussed as GOP standard bearer. George A Sanford store on Elm Street nears occupancy.
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Mary Wilson Sanford
Brunswick
St. Marie General Hospital
Lewiston
Miss Sanford
Frank Sanford
Sion
Poland
Cordelia Coombs
Mary Sanford Coombs
Limit on Woodcock in Maine Under Federal Rule
The article explains a common misunderstanding about daily woodcock limits. Maine law allows ten per day, but federal law sets six, and when state and federal limits differ the lower applies. Hunters should not possess more than six in one day to avoid legal trouble.
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Maine
Woolwich Men and Schoolchildren Fill Bath Ferry
The Bath ferry carries a sizable morning and evening passenger list formed by at least 50 Woolwich men employed in the shipyards and the homegoing school children.
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Woolwich
Bath
Maine Diocese Marks Century. Episcopal History Preserved
The Episcopal Diocese of Maine prepares for its 100th anniversary in 1920, linking church origins to early English exploration. Commemorations focus on the founding of the Diocese in 1820 with services at Christchurch Gardiner on May 31 and June 1, 1920, under a planning committee including Robert H. Gardiner and Canon R. W. Plant.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Brewster
Republic
John and
Sebastian Cabot
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Florida
Evangeline
Nova Scotia
George Weymouth
Monhegan Island
James the First
Plymouth Co
Virginia
Atlantic
Justice Popham
Sir Ferdinand Gorges
Gift of God
Mary
John
Stev
Richard Seymour
New England
Popham
Wiscataqua River
Penobscot
Ferdinand Gorges
Charles
Bristol
Church of England
Christchurch
Gardiner
Robert H. Gardiner
R. W. Plant
Josiah S. Maxcy
E. A. Pressey
Charles F. Flagg
Sidney St.f. Thaxter
Frederick H. Gabbi
Herbert Payson
Mary M. Burgess
Marguerite Ogden
Portland
K. ©. M. Sills
Brunswick
D. M. Bates
Lewiston
Carriage collision as electric express car crosses Topsham bridge
Thursday morning the electric express from Lewiston crossed the Topsham bridge toward Brunswick when a carriage with Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Lydia Cunningham was on the bridge. The frightened horse jumped, throwing both women out. Mrs. Cunningham broke her right wrist and both ladies suffered a severe sinking feeling.
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Lewiston
Topsham
Brunswick
Stewart
Lydia Cunningham
Water for President Ships Water to Washington
Several carboys of Paradise Spring water were sent to Washington last week for President Wilson. The shipment followed an order or request by those in charge during his illness. Paradise Spring sits on property once known as Merrymeeting park.
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Paradise Spring
Washington
Wilson
Merrymeeting Park
Bowdoinham Grange hosts annual Boys and Girls club contest
Friday evening at the Grange hall the Bowdoinham Boys and Girls Agricultural Club held its annual exhibition and contest with prayers, welcomes, readings, and prize awards. Florence Fogg won first prize in canning and raised bread at the Topsham fair. Local residents attend district events, new shops open, and several community updates follow including illness, visits, and plans for a theatre fundraiser.
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Grange Hall
J. L. Pinkerton
George Brawn
Edna Graves
Aiken lIgader
Boys Club
Florence Fogg
Helen Gould
Florence Small
Martha York
Hi. J. Shaw
B. B. Sprague
W. B. Kendall
Howard Adams
Neil Bishop
James Henderson
Earl Blodgett
America
Topsham Fair
Forest Wall
Brookline
Mass
W. 8
Given Co
Viola Coombs
Texas
W. E. Blake
Yearl Ames
Ruth Pinkerton
Augusta
Epworth League
James Hathorne
Richmond
Edith Wood
W. 8S
Brown & Temple
New York
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
R. A. Dickinson
H. McEwen
Washburn Place
Milton McEwen
Ohio
Eugene Temple & Son
Bridge Street
L. D. Small
F. W. Hackett
Walter Reid
Albert Henderson
Boys and
Auburn
Elbridge Cornish
Boston
Marriner Cornish
Glens Falls
N .Y
W. J. Graves
Maine
Charles
Waterville
IL. M. Hart
Milliken
F. D
Gerald
Livermore Falls
Arabine Hall
Mary
W. W. Brown
F. K. Jack
E. W. Small
Ralph Brooks
Westport
I. M. Fowle
J. H. Ames
John Smalley
Brunswick
For Sale White Sionter 2.5 6? weeks old Bath
For sale a litter of white Sognter puppies aged about six weeks. Prices listed as $6.00 and $7.00 with a minimum of five pups available. Sold by Woodward & Son in Brunswick. Sale notice dated October 29.1¢
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Bath
Woodward & Son
Brunswick
Community Notes Reach From Maine to Dexter
Local items report a railroad accident in Maine with a fatality, social visits among Brunswick and Portland residents, auctions hosted by Mrs Bertha Moulton and Mrs H Fisher, theater-goers to The Shepherd of the Hills in Brunswick, and weekend greetings among families. Electric light polling and highway openings mark infrastructure updates in New Brunswick and Gardiner.
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Heath
Maine Central Railroad
Ss. D. Thorne
Louise
Perry
Portland
John R. Stanwood
Brunswick
Arthur
F. K. Jack
Bertha Moulton
Fisher
Dexter
B. Randall
G. R. Cutler
M. T. Purinton
H. FE. Cornish
A. Getchell
Lena Watten
S. A. Getchell
H. O. Fisher
W. W. Brown
E. E. Wilson
Lola Lang
Belle Umberhind
W. Carr
H. BK. Cornish
M. J. Purinton
Ralph Currier
Haverhill
Benjamin Adams
New Brunswick
Canbon
Lena Patten
Maria Woodworth
Carrie
Milton Given
Star Aid
Robert Adams
Charles Houghton
Massachusetts
Gardiner
Favour
Bath
R. E. Ware
Belfast couple spends weekend with sister in law
Capt. and Mrs. J Edward Hackett of Belfast visited over the weekend with Mrs. Hackett's sister Mrs EB Mason Wright and family.
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J. Edward Hackett
Belfast
Milk case continues without date in Dunton suit
A continuation without date was granted today by Judge Keegan in the action brought by Brooks Brown state dairy inspector against Wellington I. Dunton charging him with selling milk produced or handled under unsanitary conditions due to the absence of state counsel Charles D. Newell County Attorney.
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Keegan
Brooks Brown
Wellington I. Dunton
Charles D. Newell
Mendelssohn Club Holds Well Attended First Rehearsal
Mendelssohn club meets Tuesday night with strong turnout for a first rehearsal. Several new members join as Fletcher's Song of Victory receives instant favor and assorted selections are practiced.
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Mendelssohn Club
Fletcher
Dromore Grange Plans Special Meeting on Hall Repairs
A special meeting of Dromore Grange is scheduled for November 5 at 1 p m to decide on repairs to the hall and stable. Local members will review needed work and funding.
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Dromore Grange
West Bath Social Notes Include Travel Plans and Grange Meeting
Mr and Mrs Will Harding and Mrs Sara Harding plan a winter in West Palm Beach Florida after departing Sunday for Boston. Earl Johnson son of Rev L T Johnson of Yarmouth led a party of friends visiting Mr and Mrs E R Beech. Florence Neiley attends teachers convention in Wortland. J Clinton Hobbs of Turner visited Ernest Williams family. West Bath grange held an enjoyable session featuring readings tableaux a Roosevelt life paper by Henry Rose and daylight saving talks with a chafing dish lunch.
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Will Harding
Sara Harding
Boston
West Palm Beach
Fla
Earl Johnson
L T. Johnson
Yarmouth
E. R. Beech
Doris Merrill
Doris Jordan
Verna MacLaren
Una, Goring
West Bath Grange
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Rose
Addie Purington
Fred Colby
Rupert Wing
About Rheumatism What Thousands Have Found Relief From
Rheumatism is a constitutional disease causing local aches inflamed joints and stiff muscles. It cannot be cured by local applications and needs constitutional treatment. Hood s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and corrects its acid condition to provide relief. Combined with Hood s Pills as needed, this vegetable medicine offers an effective treatment.
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Boys & Girls
Tel
D.T. Percy & Sons
William B. Skelton
Public Utilities Commission
Beig
G. O. PL
George A. Sanford
Elm Street
Bath Opera House
Episcopal Diocese of
Water For President
Liberty Theatre
Paramount and
Artcraft Pictures
Bowdoinham
Harold Shaw
Fleeta
O. BE. S
Milward Patten
Richmond Dramatic Club
I. O. O. F. Home Fund
Lizzie
Senter’s
West Bath
Gwinn’s Flour
Oscar Holway
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