Louise Thornton entertains Cove audience at Union Hall
Miss Louise Thornton, story teller and impersonator, gave three readings at Union Hall to a Cove audience despite bad weather. She performed roles from a darky woman to an Irish widow with humor and pathos, with Miss Bessie Todd accompanying on piano.
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Freeman Colby
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Will C. Mains
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West Bath Social Roundup Shifts With Visitors and Local Events
West Bath hosts a flurry of visitors from Bath Lewiston and Boston with tales of beach outings at New Meadows and Fosters Point. Local groups like West Bath Grange begin a new season as residents attend church events and plan teaching, music and theater activities.
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Clam chowder supper aids Hillside Cemetery fund at Parker Head
Phippsburg notes list a Sept 1 1914 Worcester birth on a card for Horace Flavel Holton, weight 10 pounds 12 ounces, and recount a Parker Head old fashioned clam chowder supper for Hillside cemetery. Distinct guests and townsfolk enjoyed cake coffee and generous gifts, with Sheriff Oliver present. Reports mention local visits, outings, and farm labor as the scene moves through Parker Head and Dromore.
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Dickinson
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Parker Head
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Hillside Cemetery
Oliver
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Weekly Happenings and Local Incidents
Squirrel Inn closes for the week. a cruise and river event on Tuesday afternoon. Stinton's Military Band held its tenth and first municipal concert at the Park on Thursday evening. Harold M. Sewall and Carl Milliken spoke at Republican rallies in Richmond Corner and Bowdoin Center on Tuesday. A break in Crystal Spring Bottling Co. on Commercial and Broad damaged the money drawer. Captain Harvey J. Berry sighted a large air ship bound eastward from Popham Beach on Tuesday at 12:45. The funeral of Charles A. Little of West Bath was held Tuesday afternoon, with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Congressman D J McGillicuddy to Speak at Dreamland
Hon D J McGillicuddy Congress man for the Second District will speak at Dreamland Theatre Monday evening. Advertisement.
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