Complete Cure of Indigestion in Old Chatham
William Gale Shepherd of Old Chatham Columia County New York reports three years of constipation liver trouble and indigestion. After trying medicines he found relief after using two boxes of Fruit-a-tives from R W Seymour’s drug store. He now eats freely and urges others with similar complaints to use Fruit-a-tives. Available 50c per box 6 for 2.50 trial 25c from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Old Chatham
Columbia Co
N.Y
Troy Times
R. W. Seymour
Chatham
Thad
William Gale Shepherd
Frouit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
All Stars Hand Winneganee Worst Defeat Of Season
Charles Syde led the ALL Stars to a 24 to 3 rout at Winneganee on a Saturday. The visitors exploded for 10 hits and four doubles in the fourth and again in the eighth, while Winneganee faltered with errors and key plays including a notable double play in the second inning. Stover stole three bases and scored as many runs, Steward contributed despite an injured leg, and manager Syde can be reached at 3803.
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Charles Syde
ALL Stars
Winnegance
Winneganee
Billings
Steward
Winnegate
Small
Curran
Talbot
Hunt
Diggins
Stover
Soul of Winneyance
Morse
Holbrook
Tall Timbers
Jake Crocker
Gene Footer
Syde
AL Stars
Pinkham
Winneyance
Perry
Crooker
Oliver
Rice
Leavitt
Footer
Higgins
Dougle
Sill
Airey
Lovejoy
Barbara the dog allows 11 pups birth in Hartland
Barbara a dog owned by Charles Weeks gave birth to 11 puppies on August 13 in Hartland. The litter was half shepherd and half collie. On the way to Path Saturday Mr. Weeks sold five of the pups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Charles Weeks
Hartland
Mr. Weeks
Path
Judge Keegan Faces Busy Day After Vacation
Judge John J. Keegan resumed duties Monday amid a flood of cases. Arthur Percy Wright pleaded guilty to driving under the influence, was fined 100 and costs totaling 107.55 plus 25 for motorcycle damage, and faces 60 days in jail if unpaid. Wright’s license will be reported for revocation. Fred Doyle faced DUI charges and later pleaded not guilty, with fines totaling 111.617 and an appeal bond of 400. Albert Downing pleaded guilty to intoxication and resisting an officer, with combined fines and bonds totaling 63.80 and a 500 bond to keep the peace for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
Arthur Percy Wright
Fred Doyle
Albert Downing
Wright
New Meadows River
Harry L. Thompson
Fas
Thompson
Keegan
Tienry A. Shorey, Jr
Imotor Vehicle Inspection Department
Augusta
Frank W. Ball
Pat Johnan Thompson
Bath Road
Robert J. Keating
Washington ,D. C
Earl Pf. Grenier
Keating
Woolwich
Parry JL. Thompson
North Bath Road
Ralph ©. Dale
Charles Fitzgerald
Doyle
Harry N. Thompson
Ralph Dodge
Chester C. Aderton
Robert I. Jack
Supreme Judicial Court
Winter
Washington
Ile
Portland
Lewiston Party Enjoys Sea Trip and Clambake
Capt G A Mayo led a Lewiston group by launch for a salt water trip and clambake Sunday. Hosts Mr and Mrs Henry A LeClair and Mr and Mrs Willard Ellis rode to Bath, joined by guests including Dr and Mrs W H Coffin and others from Lewiston Brunswick Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Mayo
Henry A. LeClair
Willard Ellis
Lewiston
Bath
Capt. Mayo
Sasanoa
Sheepsecot
Salter’s Island
Kenebec
Henry A. Le“Clair
Jennie Hanscom
W. H. Coffin
Willard Re. Ellis
George Curtis, Jr
J. I. Wiggins
W. PF. Acheson
BE. Poirier
Brunswick
1. DP. Mayo
Fisheries firm seeks $50,000 loan to rebuild
A Maine Fisheries Corporation party including Attorneys Bridgham and Lane and officers Fish and Phinney, staying at Preble House, traveled to Boston to secure a $50,000 loan from Clyde Colt and a New York financier. The loan aims to restore operations and finish a cold storage plant by October. Portland Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Bridgham
O. HL. Lane
Bath
J.on. Fish
Hlt. Phinney
Maine Fisheries Corpotion
Boothbay
Boston
Clyde Colt
Newton
New York
Boothbay Harbor
Maine Fisheries Corporation
Portland Herald
Funeral of Mrs Colby Held at Sister’s Home in Court Street
Funeral for Mrs Sarah Jane Colby widow of George J Colby took place Monday at 2 PM at her sister Mrs Amos Pinkham’s home 1058 Court Street. Rev Frank H Hall Wesley Methodist Church officiated with bearers Albert Coley W Scott Tibbetts George P Barter and Elwell Pinkham. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Colby
George J. Colby
Amos Pinkham
Court Street
Frank H. Hall
Wesley Methodist Church
Albert Coley
W. Scott Tibbetts
George P. Barter
Elwell Pinkthen
Oak Grove
Kenyon Guests Vary as Summer Recess Continues
Senator William S. Kenyon of Sebasco hosts visitors while in recess, with Andrew J. Volstead and future guest Senator James A. Reed tied to recent Missouri Minnesota debate on beer. Local residents host and attend church, cruises, and picnics at Bowdoinham Orrs Island and Camp Konaway as season winds down.
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William S. Kenyon
Sebasco
Senate
Reed
Charles L. Stevens
Stevenson
Camden
Philbrook
Rhoda Ripley
Orville Ripley
Virginia Ripley
Henry Minott
William Kerr
William Kerr and the Misses “Robby” Bellows and Pauline Wyzauski
Bowdoinham
Orr's Island
Charles’, Stevens
South Deerfield
Mass
Congregational Church
Harry Percy
Staten Island
N.Y
George Stapleton
W. W. Percy
BF. PB. Briggs
Louise Briggs
Bath
Edward TH. Warris
Theodore
Falmouth
Under-the-Lee
Capt. W. EF. Jewell
W. ID. Bowker
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Yarmouth
Henrietta Driscoll
Camp Kenaway
Prince's Point
Driscoll
Leonore Schaeff
New York
Miss Driscoll
Wellesley
Camp Konaway
Bowker
Dickinson
Willis Doughty
Alice
Abbie Minott
Susie Nichols
Portland
White Mountains
Itenry Minott
Willis Dougherty
Basin School
Thomas Bishop
Leon Eaton
George Ingall
Pitch Pine Hill
Maurice Skillins
J. Stevens
Thomaston
J. Walker
William R. Bowker
Cleveland
Emma Perry
Telena
Mont
Jefferson School
Arthur Totman
Ashdale
Tie
Hoboken
N. d
Points for motorist about speedometers
An overview of speedometer types in modern cars including magnetic centrifugal air and hydraulic styles. It explains construction, shaft drives, and common faults such as loose heads, binding shafts, tire size changes, gear wear, and how to diagnose or fix issues at home or via a service station.
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Uuro
Woolwich Lawn Party to aid School league
A Mothers club hosted a Thursday tea at the Hodgdon home in Nequasset to benefit the local School league. A jitney will shuttle guests from the Bath ferry at four, with a cake candy preserves and apron sale planned. If rain, the event moves to Friday.
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Mother's Club
Frank A. Hodgdon
Nequasset
John Shaw
Bath
Shaw
Methodist Church
Lees
Jordan Wright
Barley Neck
Auto accident victims improving in Bath hospital
Dennis J. O'Brien of Waltham Massachusetts, injured when the car he rode in went over an embankment near the Maine Central overhead bridge on August 16, was discharged from City hospital Saturday and remains in Bath. His companion Palmer J. Guptill of Allston, driver of the car, shows slow but satisfactory progress in the hospital and will be confined for some time. The Ford car involved was shipped to Boston by steamer a few days earlier.
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Dennis J. O'Brien
Waltham
Mass
Woolwich
Maine Central
Bath
Palmer JL. Guptill
Allston
Boston
Estabrook Farm Buildings Burn in Brunswick Fire
Fire destroyed a large barn and wagon shed on James K. Estabrook’s River Road farm in Brunswick causing about 10000 in damage. Insurance was 1700 on buildings and tools. eightyy tons of hay and all harnesses and farming tools burned. house and nearby structures were saved by firemen. The farm was noted by aviators on a flight to Brunswick to select an aviation field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Estabrook
Bruns Wick
Estabrook
Brunswick
Local Visit Notes and Family Greetings Across Town
Dresden N. P. Lilly visited his daughter Mrs. Iherbert Munsey at Duay's Ferry Tuesday. Mrs. Glenwood Siegars of Sagadahoc Ferry visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tibbetts. Parker Starrett stays with grandmother Mrs. Vesto Siegars. George Tibbetts visiting with sister in Linfield. Hassam took a trip to Five Islands with Arthur Taylor and Mrs. Beckwith from Rockland visiting Maude Wharf. Mrs. N. A. Fitch visited Gardiner this week. River road work began this week.
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N. P. Lilly
Iherbert Munsey
Duay's Ferry
Glenwood Siegars
Sagadahoc Ferry
A. J. Tibbetts
Parker Starrett Ofter
Vesto Siegars
George Tibbetts
Alon
Cragom
White
May to Enforce Prohibition Law in Maine
Director May announces a federal agent will serve as assistant director for the prohibitions effort with an executive head and a chief field agent. He will not reveal agent names or numbers to avoid hampering operations and stresses a determined push to suppress liquor traffic. May travels by car, recently enduring multiple tire blowouts during a Bangor to Augusta trip.
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Vpage
Young
May
Auburn
Ile
Bangor
Augusta
American ships in trade to stay amid labor and rate talks
Commissioner Plummer of the Shipping Board says American merchant marine will persist and grow, aided by new interior to coastal and foreign cargo rates under the Jones Act. He describes improving trade with South America and a shift from a low mood as summer ends. The trip with Mrs. Plummer from Washington to Bath precedes a return for winter. Mosquitoes troubled Bath after a brief shower.
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Amerchant Marine
Phimmer
South Americ
Plummer
The
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Rotary Plans For Conclave In Maine Event
Bath Rotary dinner attendees heard the New England Conclave at Poland Springs set for Sept 29- Oct 1 with Bath handling the big parade and photos. Senator Bert M Fernald and Governor Baxter will speak and lead the grand ball crew, with a band and orchestra in attendance. Bowdoin College librarian Gerald G Wilder praised Wabbard Hall and Bowdoin library’s 125000 volumes and staff, inviting Bath Rotarians to visit and explore its treasures.
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Bath
King Tavern
Passmore
New England
Poland Springs
Maine
Rotary
Bert M. Fernald
Baxter
George R. Gould
Everett
Mass
Fred Moulton
South Norwalk
Bowdoin College
Wilder
Wabbard Hall
Bowdoin
Henry W. Longfellow
Sudden Death of Mrs Lydia A Willis At Central Maine General
Mrs Lydia A Willis, 39, wife of Arthur C Willis of Auburn formerly of Bath, died at Central Maine General Hospital on Tuesday after an operation. She was daughter of the late Capt and Mrs William Marr of Southport and had lived in Bath before moving to Auburn. Funeral services will be Thursday at two at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Lemont 418 Front Street Bath with burial in the Marr family lot at Southport. William C Blaisdell and family passed Bath en route to Bar Harbor.
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Ward
Bath
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Jaydia A. Willis
Arthur C. Willis
Auburn
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Annie Cunningham
VP. Hall
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Green Street
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Lake Winnecook
Velma Strout
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Charles Rice
Berlin
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Charles T. Bailey
Edgecomb
Francis F. Hatch
Westport
George W. Shaw
Marcia Stinson
Bar Harbor
Waterville
Castine
Irving Wright
Herbert Wright
J. Hathorne
Wiscasset
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L. I. Lowell
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Sarah P. J. Hathorne
Thompson Bros
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William C. Blaisdell
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