City Chat Highlights From Bath Maine Local News
Readable items show busy week ahead with school plans heater installs and meetings by the Solar Lodge of Masons. Prohibition efforts continue while summer activity shifts to boating fairs yachts and local sports.
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Upper Grammar School
Solar Lodge of Masons
Maine
Sagadahoc
Lewiston
Woolwich Tonight Miss Oliver's Doillars at Tuessie Hall
News from Woolwich describes the Day's Ferry Dramatic Club staging Miss Oliver's Doillars at Tuessie Hall on Wednesday Sept 6 with a full cast and additional entertainments. A Japanese lawn party at Baptist hall is planned for Sept 8 and other local notices follow.
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Day's Ferry
Leonard Renfrew
Boston
Lincoln Bailey
Gladys Nason
Washington
Edgecomb
Baptist Hall
C. P. Longfellow
Worcester
Mass
F. B. Corliss
Grange
C. M. Stetson
Greene
Sebenon Hall
oResy Mae
F. W. Carlton
Boothbay
Prohibition Rally Clerks Attend Grange Event and Bath Railway Opening
Local pages report Prohibition notes from the Dremote Grange as Mrs Minpie Berry led a musical program. In Bath and Lewiston trips, families vacationing in Boston and a wagon purchase are mentioned alongside a rail line opening planned for the Androscoggin railroad with crowds at Bath and Leteston watching the new engine arrive. Labor Day holiday winds down the notice.
Kelley voters urged as Democrats urged to vote no
A political note urges Democrats to vote no on the constitutional prohibition issue and align with Kelley while Penry is elected and the party platform is discussed. In other news John Haley was knocked from his wagon by a trolley car near Percy Small's, with his team dragged before the vehicle.
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Topsham
Winter Street Chapel
Bath
Kelley Field
Foresters
Wiwarnas
Lisbon Falls
H. & C. Hese
Augusta
Telephone
Kennebec Yacht Club
Augusta Yacht Club
Penry
Percy ‘ Small
John Haley
Weather Ends Evening As Guests Depart In Swifth Moving Cars
Guests, all independent and attentive to their host, are surprised by unexpected drops as they say farewell. The atmosphere remains cordial and the weather man had warned of showers before departure.
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