Local Bath notes and regional updates mingle with notable visits
Sheriff Oliver searched a West Side site Saturday, finding nothing. A Bath native, wife of a well known Bath man, hails from Prussia where Krupp guns are made. A dozen Parker friends visited Bath for Columbia theatre. Maine officials and temple groups attended district events. Red and Blue Airship Contest drew Sunday visitors as ships Comet and Record Breaker traveled toward Jerusalem. Frank Jaques of West Bath injured in Campbell's Pond accident. Morse High plays Rockland at Kelley Field after a 27 to 0 defeat in prior meeting. Nine legislators to occupy Captain Clark house in Augusta this winter, including Clark, Cole, Sanborn, Chaplin, and others. James G Blaine mansion hosts political club activity ahead of sessions.
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Oliver
Bath
Prussia
Parker
Columbia Theatre
Glen Royal Temple
Pythian Sisters
Marion P. Cobb
Maine
Ladies
Sons of Veterans
T. W. Hyde
Rufus Moulton
Maine Woman Suffrage Association
Pine St. M. E. Church
Portland
Helen N. Bates
Mary TI. Wood
Portsmouth
N. H
Central Church Sunday School
Reds
Blues
Jerusalem
Canary Islands
Gibraltar
Rome
Wilson Ent
Frank Jaques
West Bath
Bath City Hospital
Mr. Jaques
Campbell’s Pond
Campbell's Pond
Hazzard Shoe Co
Hazzard
Morse High
Kelley Field
Rockland High
Rockland
Captain Clark
Scott Street
Augusta
Cecil F. Clark
Hollis
Aaron B. Cole
Elliott
Lauren N. Sanborn
Joseph F. Chaplin
South Portland
Homer T. Waterhouse
Kennebunk
Isaac D. Harper
Gorham
Joseph H. Littlefield
Wells
Percy N. H. Lombard
Old Orchard
Charles KE. Conn
Denmark
James G. Blaine
State Street
State House
Oakley C
South End
City Landing
Driftwood Club
Harris F. Rodick
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Middle St
Senier
Brunswick
Rodick
Blanche Coombs
Justice Bird
S. J Court
Yarmouth
William Pp. Haley
John Patten
Harvard
Bowdoin Nealley
Frederick D. Sewall
John Lincoln Patten
John Oue Weeks
Charles A. Boutelle
Woolwich
Elias Brookings
Augustus Wyman Oliver
E. C. Palmer
E.C. Plummer
Bowdoin
Kennebec
Georgetown
First snow, prices rise, and local notes brighten Bath
The year opens with snow, potato prices up, and day length shortens. Reports include a new Overland purchase by Marty B Sawyer, 25 women at Baxter box shop on Broad St, surf at Popham and Small Point, and the schooner Maud Dudley expected with phosphate for Bowdoinham. Bath events feature the Bowling Club meeting, a large shoe order for the French army, and social notes from Augusta to Bath.
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Marty B. Sawyer
Overland
Baxter Box
Broad St
Popham
Small Point
Maud Dudley
Bowdoinham
Bath Bowling Club
Park Alleys
R. P. Hazzard Co
Gardiner
Bath
Portland
West Bath Grange
Augusta
Oscar Snowman
Henrietta Simmons
Kennebec Journal
Oscar Snowman, Jr
Thatcher’s Island
Boston
Kennebec River
Local notes and river traffic in Brunswick and Bath
A see-saw collection of town items reports on shipping, lumber, and local business from Bath and Brunswick. The tug Farnsworth arrives with lumber for sea, schooner Charles H. Trickey towed for loading in Augusta, and a Bowdoin Bates game at Brunswick noted alongside court sessions and tax/pay adjustments. The piece also mentions a candlepin record, parcel post stats, and the Lewiston and Auburn Electric Light Co transfer to Androscoggin Electric Co with new leadership and aims.
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Turner
Charles H. Trickey
Bath
Augusta
New York
Tuy Farnsworth
Charles W. Clifford
King of the Bay
Merrymeeting
W. C. Philbrick
Waterville
Supreme Court
Wiscasset
Henry Ivers
Maine
Fred Hooper
Portland
Lewiston & Auburn Electric Light Co
Portland-Lewiston
Androscoggin Electric Co
William T. Cobb
Rockland
Julius E. Parkhirst
Lewiston
F. D. Gordon
Auburn
Maynard S. Bird
Hugh J. Chisholm
Harolds. Libbey
Alla A. Libbey
Local notes cover clubs, mackerel fishing, and town changes
Community briefs report club meetings at Beacon Street Church and Lowell Chapter, a large mage sale at Winter Street church, and a Lisbon Falls veterans concert. Mackerel in Casco Bay weigh up to 19 pounds and fetch 18 cents a pound in Bath. firewood prices and a Red Cross fund drive are noted. William Hamilton plans hotel upgrades at Popham Beach. contractor Walter M. Potter begins Davenport Building renovations. Western Union space realigned. Local elections result in Russell Sheridan as Mayor and new aldermen. Edward A. Beverly mourns father’s death. Beverly family noted in Saco and Haverhill arts electrical business lineage.
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Ray Welch
Eass
Senore Cirele
Thursdey Arermiyama
Ilaley
Pine St
Loreas Quild
Beacon St
T. N. Knowles
Sewing Circle of
Lowell
Pothian
Corliss Street
Bus‘ness
Hallowe'en
R. C. Main
American Express
American Red Cross
Europe
Margaret Bakeman
Portland
Walter M. Potter
Davenport
Sagadahbor Square
Western Union Telegraph Co
Blacking Parl
Western Union
Rus‘sell Sheridan
Walter Savage
Robert Shaw
Duncan McInnes
Clarence Prebie
Leras Stearns
Meeting led by Captain Snowden at Winthrop
Community events note Captain Snowden presiding at a meeting in Winthrop on Wednesday night. Local notes mention fruit stands, chestnuts, Ladies' Aid meetings, and various social gatherings including whist parties at Foresters' Hall.
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Miebetas
Ibesthay Asa
Aaimuka
Epilitt
Toetal
Capt
Snowden
Winth Gane
Cls von
Seme CC Ms
Foresters’ Hall
State Highway Commission
Evreen
Wiscasset
Bath
Woolwich
FE. T. Savage
Emma F
M.C. RR
Eastern River
Our Own People Travel and Visit in New England
Local residents are noted traveling on business to Boston and New York with several trips underway. Charles Toothaker returns from Harpswell while Charles H. Jordan and Mrs. George H. Jacobs plan a Boston visit. Other mentions include visits to Windsor Connecticut and Rockland, and a long list of local residents resuming duties after vacations.
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Boothbay Harbor
Harfingrton
Boothbay
Portland
Frank S
New York
Boston
Charles ©. Toothaker
Harpswell
Charles H. Jordan
George H. Jacobs
George R. Ford
Windsor
State Asylum
A. H. Price
Rockland
Frank Powers
Wiscasset
George W. Troop
Er. E. Winslow
Clara Clifford
Somerville
Mass
L. J. Plummer
Bath-Lewis
Morse High Football Wrapup Before Rockland Clash
Morse High football prepared for an afternoon game against Rockland after a Thursday practice on Kelley Field. The Tigers squared off against their second team in scrimmage to sharpen offense and defense ahead of the main matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Kelley Field
Rockland
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Virginia
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Augusta Strooer
Lizzie J. Call
Bowdoin-Bates
Bowdoin-Wesleyan
Brown
C. W. Watson
Pond
Frank Moses
Highland St
Benson
Beverly
Choate
Kennebec Towage Co
Mulligan’s Wharf
Maint St
Rockland C.G
United States
William Hamilton
Riverside
Popham Beach
Pieter
Erie
Crete
Edward A. Beverly
Saco
Ranenins
Haverhill
John
Wiliam
Charleston
Magss
Edward A
Annie Rogers
Lowe
Conservatory of Music
Morse High School
Ymsclan
Freeport High
Evans Lumber Mill
Stemling
Cympbell
Nand
Tirer
Porthod
Ken Heler and
Poston
Asters Steamhip Corporation
Tne
Hce
Public Health Service
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Foundry Methodist
Washington
Kenneth & Potter
Evans Crew
Arnold Morse
Morse
Percy Richardson
William Oliver
Mildred Seiders
Merrill Seiders
Togus
George K. Lawton
South
O. A. Moore
Mr. Moore
Random BR
Fuller
Houghton’s Wharf
Smiresptel
Tate Tip
Bei
Peisos
New England
Tebehome Co
For Fariers’ Bureau and pExehans
Charlottetown
Ros KE
French
Mormie Trend
St. Stephen
G. P
Nicohol
Toledo
W. .J. Preston
Georges Perkins
Fort Popham
Mondas
Preston
Massachusetts
Mert O’connell
O'Connell
Eastern Steamship Co
Ransom B. Fuller