Boothbay Camp resumes work amid record turnout and trips
Boothbay Camp opened July 1 with 50 boys and 10 counselors and organized four teams. The season featured canoe trips to Augusta Boothbay Harbor Popham Beach Brunswick and the Eastern River plus deep sea fishing and mountain hikes in the White Mountains. The Boothbay Glee Club performed twice to raise funds for Life's Fresh Air Fund and the fourth annual banquet closed the season with a large menu and medal presentations. Visitors from Cincinnati Macon and Bath attended, and a long roster of councilors and juniors was listed.
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Hockomocks
Kennebecs
Penobscots
Sagadahots
Cincinnati
Ohio
Macon
Georgia
Augusta
Boothbay Harbor
Popham Beach
Brunswick
Eastern
Boston
Mts. Clinton
Pleasant
Presidential Range
White Mountains
Boothbay
Merrymeeting Bay
Merrymeeting
Boothbay Club
Ith
Marqins Bauer C. Otterbein
N. Otterbein
Iwgnredees
Pieisst
BEN Gurcols
Sistem
Eee
Delthaste
Eiesters Tee
Sagadahocs
Seas
Savadahoes Ac
I Henatscotsmen
Penguscole
Minne
Charles A. Hinsch
Randall Condon
Cincinnati Public Schools
John W. ‘Withrow
Margaret
Sara Withrow
Edward D. Lyon
Prin. Hughes High School
J. C. Hobart
E. H. Doyle
Haynes
S. T. Coleman, Jr
Pate Stetson
Josephine Stetson
Y.M.C.A
Bath, Me
Rupert H. Baxter of Bath for State Senate
Rupert H. Baxter of Bath Maine runs as a candidate for State Senator from Sagadahoc County. A Bowdoin graduate of 1894 and longtime Bath resident, he leads H C Baxter & Bro., presides Bath Trust Co., and helped arrange a half million dollar bond issue for Maine Water Co. He chairs Bowdoin Students' Loan Assoc. and seeks support as a business man of integrity.
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Rupert H. Baxter
Maine
Bowdoin College
Bath
Baxter
Bath Trust Co
People's Safe Deposit & Savings Bank
City of
Bath Water District
Maine Water Co
Mr. Baxter
Names Listed in Local Address Directory Fragment
A fragmentary list presents multiple individuals with street addresses across several cities. The entries include Webster, F Webster, 1325 Cypress Ave. George Streetman, 326 Reson Ave. Clifton Frank B Kennedy, 43 Maxfield St West Roxbury Mass. John M Marquis, 124 N 138th St East Cedar Rapids Iowa. Warren Perin, 2731 Johnston Place E Walnut Hills Cincinnati C. Archie Castle, The Poinciana Cincinnati O.
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A. R. Webster
Upland Place
Gretson Coleman
Sam Coleman
Lawson Brown
College St
Macon
James Somerville
Bartmer
St. Louis
E. W. Hobart
Winslow St
Cincinnati
Urban Morgan
Bell Place
Walnut Hills
Fred Windisch
Clifton Ave
Jack Mane
Ingleside
Charles A. Hinsch, Jr
Mitchell Ave
Hermann Koop
Thrall Ave
C. Otterbein
N. Otterbein
Parks Ave
A. Webster
Kitten With Leg Braced After Auto Accident
Officer John Place’s coon kitten was struck by a car and leg broken. Dr Butler set the fracture in splints and the animal, a year old pet of Mrs Place, should recover in a few weeks if there is no internal injury. The kitten, part of five sent east last fall, helped by corn in a box for food, behaved calmly during treatment.
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John Place
Officer Place
Bath and Lisbon Falls respect a 12 inning diamond clash
The Bath team played a 12 inning match with Lisbon Falls, called for darkness, in a pitchers duel. McNeil fanned 21 while Woodcock struck out 20, with superb defense noted by fans as the best local game. Labor Day saw Bath win a doubleheader over Wasecas of Quincy 8–1 and 5–3.
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Bath
Lisbon Falls
McNeil
Woodcock
Wasecas
Quincy
Kenniston
Cutting
R. Oliver
McDonald
McMcNeil
Kelley Field
Mass
Olwbe Beeh Sacrifice Hitting in Omaha Game
Sacrifice hits credited to M Oliver and McNeil and Pinel bunt ruled out on third strike. Murray and R Oliver had one stolen base and three base runners. McNeil struck out ten while McDonnell fanned twelve. McNeil issued three walks and McDonnell five. McNeil hit one batter, McDonnell hit two. Two wild pitches by McDonnell. Time 2 hours 30 minutes.
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Stover
F. Sparson
McNeil
Woodcock
W. Roy
Flaherty
P. Sparsan
Holland
Dearnley
Sullivan
Bunting
Quincy
Muir
Pinel Foster
Mahoney
Saunders
P O’brien
Dorley
Haydock
Bath
Sullivan Murray
Bragdon
Kenniston
P Cutting
R. Oliver
Fields
St. Clair
M. Oliver
Pinel Sullivan
Oliver
Bragdon ‘Cutting
Pinel
Secor
Hammacher
Olwbe Beeh. E
Murray
McDonnell
Marshall Begins Two Year Run To Atlanta Penitentiary
Louis J. Marshall of Lisbon Falls starts for the Federal prison in Atlanta to serve a two year sentence for illegal use of the U S mails. The 1915 indictment charged ads in New England papers soliciting wages from women seeking necktie work. Marshall self defended at trial, was found guilty, appealed, and remained under bail before reporting to prison. He had public notoriety for proclamations as Supreme Dictator of the World and lawsuits against the British ambassador and U S officials. He faced health issues, hunger strikes, and medical attention during travel and transport to the Atlanta facility.
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Louis J. Marshall
Lisbon
Atlanta
U. S
Harmon
J H. L. Ferren
Westport
Marshall
U. S. District Court
New England
U. S. Supreme Court
Boston
Portland
Hale
England
Neuralgia Causes and Home Nourishment Theory
The article explains neuralgia symptoms such as shooting head pains and neck giddiness, links causes to nervous action and thin blood, and urges nourishing the nerves through blood build up. It promotes Dr Williams Medicine Co offers and states Pink Pills are sold by druggists with mail order options.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Pal
Station stop alters path of reluctant traveler
A terse report notes that despite initial resistance the individual agreed to accompany authorities to the station, choosing calm cooperation over confrontation. The event highlights a quiet turn in a tense encounter.
The Noble Maxwell and His Big Atlantic Lighter
Ernest F. Kelley from Rockland oversees Boson Sand and Gravel Co construction of a 166 by 35 by 13% foot steam lighter with 1200 ton capacity. It features triple expansion engine 800 horsepower two Roberts boilers windlass stearing gear capstan and Flory drums. Rev Joseph Clark of Africa spoke at People's Church and Winter Street Chapel.
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Ernest F. Kelley
Rockland
Boson Sand & Gravel Co
Atlantic
Roberts
Joseph Clark
Africa
People's Church
Winter Street Chapel
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Blue Kennebec
Manly
Castle C, Otterbein
F. Webster
Pappenheimer
B. Mane Fessenden Gurr
Stetson Coleman
F. Windisch Morgan
Bushnell
Fessenden Oheeerseer Verere
Bardes Eee Ee Eee
Evans Stetson Coleman
Sagadahoc County
Sagadahoc
H. C. Baxter & Bro
The
Bowdoin Students’ Loan Association
Saga
Dahoc
Legisla
Ture
Kitty
A. Percy Wright
North Bath
Bolivar
Sagadahoc Breeders Association
Fred Wright
Percy
Alonzo F. Wildes
Mary B. Safford
Kittery, Me
Mr. Wildes
West Southport
Day’s Ferry
Tuessie Hall
Sparsam
F. Stone
Ixelley
Rf Green
P Hall
Casper
Snuilivan
If Stover
If Nenniston
the Noble
Bath Bay
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Chichesters
A. B. Watson
New York
Union Street
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
F. S. Curtis
Centre Street
Bath, Maine
Cyrus W. Longley
Votary Publac
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