Maine Soldiers Begin 15 Day Augusta Camp
The Third Maine Infantry begins a 15 day camp at Augusta under Col. Harry M. Biglow with field exercises and target practice. The unit draws from multiple towns with a notable training schedule and recreation plans led by Lieut. Col. Leroy D. Moulton.
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Third Maine Infantry
Augusta
Harry M. Biglow
Portland
Maine National Guard
Second Maine
403D Regiment Infantry
Third Maine Regiment Infantry
Livermore Falls
Bangor
Biddeford
Mallinocket
Belfast
Waterville
Lewiston
Brunswick
Bath
Corinna
Leroy D. Moulton
Co. L. Third Maine Infantry National Guard
Walter T. Brown
Sergt. Rice
Phippsburg feldspar venture eyed as new industry
In Phippsburg Basin Albert B. Storer owns 200 acres with rich feldspar. A western syndicate has leased the property and plans to start operations this fall building wharves and tramways to ship ground material to vessels nearby. Equipment will arrive next month as preparations for a large-scale plant begin.
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Albert B. Storer
Phippsburg Basin
Storer
Phippsburg
Frank Mason
Walter
West Medford
Mass
B. P. Lewis
Cox’s Head
Charles Perkins
Warren
Maiden
Walter Burham
Lowell
Fred Burham
Cox's Head
Mrs
Otis
Austin
Columbus
Ohio
Mae Sheffield
da G. McVicar
McViccar
Auburndale
White Rock
Charles Lewis
Somerville
Dowd
Lynn
Grand View
Julius Horyseeck
Portland
J. C. Lehmaan
New York City
Cox’s
Ida G. McVicar
Morgan
Little Cox's
Dorchester
Annie Hovey
Boston
Etta Bowker
Warren Ryan
Waltham
Ryan
J. H. Pease
Walter Farnsworth
Winnifred Huckon
Gorham Labor Day
Mr. Farr
New Four Master Miriam Landis Nears Launch
Work progresses rapidly at Percy & Small yard on the four masted schooner Miriam Landis for David Cohen & Co. of New York, possibly launching this month. This follows the Joseph S. Zenan and other ships built this year, with prices and demand recovering to wartime levels and owners optimistic for next year.
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Miriam Landis
Percy & Small, Inc
David Cohen & Co
New York
Joseph S. Zenan
Frank S. Bowker & Son
Phippburg Center
Georgetown Labor Day Ends Busy Summer Scene
Summer residents depart as schools prepare to open and winter apart windows begin to close. The Georgetown seashore quiets though several guests linger into September. Numerous families and visitors from Bath Portland and nearby towns are listed with weekend, holiday, or temporary stays, showing a detailed roster of locals and visitors at West Georgetown Robinhood and surrounding homes.
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Georgetown
Fred Ward
West Georgetown
Quincy
George Oliver
Willard
Frank Oliver
Popham
Grace Scott
Bath
Byron M. Rowe
Stearns Scott
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose
Mass
Alfred J. Rowe
Evelyn
Jack Horne
Portland
Martha Hinckley
John FE. Oliver
Iva Wilbur
Emma Billings
Robinhood
East Orange
N. J
Charles Rodd
Harrison
N. Y
Carl Williams
Waltham
Thomas Williams
Walter Reid
Seguinland
Vina Kingsbury
Walter B. Cummings
W. C
Sallie Harrison
New Jersey
Marion Buzzo
Bertha A. Russell
Clayton Rowe
Mary Davis
Sarah McKenney
Hyde Park
Carroll P. Powers
Annie Jones
Harold Treat
Germantown
Joseph Higgins
Mary J. Corkum
Efeverett
Dayton Hunt
Ida Williams
Joseph Bearce
Jane Matherson
Somerville
Bertha Sanborn
Medford
Bessie Grant
Arlington
Joseph Bearee
Clark
William Noble
Helen Davis
Clara Mason
Augusta Todd
Winchester
Evelyn Rowe
Five Islands
Hannah Smith
Wendall Baker
Elizabeth Thompson
Red Cross
Harry Horne
B. D. <Ooker
William A. Todd
Benjamin H. Woodside
Marion Suzzo
Ethel B. Todd
Martha Hooker
Charming event Thursday evening wedding at Swedenborgian church
The ceremony for Miss Pauline Hatch and Earl Twitchell will be conducted by Rev. Paul Dresser at the Swedenborgian church Thursday night. Miss Hatch, a Bath resident and Morse high school 1918 graduate, has many Bath friends. Twitchell, 26, is a partner in Auer & Twitchell paper goods makers of Philadelphia and formerly started the firm after learning the trade. he served with valor in the 26th Division in France during the war. A reception will follow at the home of Mrs Celia Arnold Hateh, 68 Green Street, for intimate friends and relatives.
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Pauline Hatch
Earl Wagner ‘Twitchell
Paul Dresser
Miss Hatch
Bath
Morse High School
Quincy Mansion
Wollaston
Mass
Twitchell
Auer
Celia Arnold Hateh
Green _street
Town Meeting Adopts Adjournment To Seek Bridge Funds
Special town meeting at Arrowsie adjourned to Friday at 10 for more time to circulate subscription papers. A subscription started in Arrowsie on Monday raised 360 dollars before Tuesday’s session, with a few residents yet to be seen.
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Arrowsie
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Malden
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Abram York
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