Open season on ducks unchanged in Maine despite misconceptions
The Maine open season on ducks begins Sept 16 as last year. Wood ducks remain protected at all times. Two new closed areas are added: Old Town’s Old Pawn Game Preserve and Rangeley Game Preserve. Penalties range from 10 to 300 dollars and possible jail time. Scout event at Small Point featured Sidney Cullen and local girls entertaining guests with song and cheer.
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Merrymeeting Bay
State Fish and Game Department
Old Pawn Game Preserve
Old Town
Penobscot
Gilman Falls Avenue
Veazie Street
Stillwater Avenue
Stillwater Branch
Penobscot River
Rangeley Game Preserve
Oxford County
Bowman Town
Parmaachenee
Oxford
Oxbe
Pownshi Range
Franklin County
Seven Pond Township
Seven Pondownship
Parmachenee
Parmachence
Jesse Spaulding
Grace
Washington Street
Sidney Cullen
George Wotton
Earl Decker
Edwin Spaulding
Cecil Hamilton
Sidney
Lueta MacDonald
Eleanor Webster
Flelen Harvey
Oliver Webster
Sid Cullen
Spaulding
Eleanor Blake
Marion Fuller
Emin Harvey
Evelyn Burgess
Doris Stover
Bernice Thayer
Tarrier Brown
Bessie Truni
Grace Baker
Spaulding’s
Mrs. Spaulding
Miss Grice
Reports of Dogs Chasing Deer Across Topsham Area
The Department of Inland Fisheries and Game received multiple reports of dogs chasing deer near Topsham and on the river road at Brunswick across the Cathance bridge area. A farmer saw a collared-less dog pursue a doe in his field and additional reports describe chases along the river road opposite the Topsham side.
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Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Topsham
Cathance Bridge
Department of Taland Fisheries and Game
Brunswick
Five Islands residents summering at cottages and visits
The column lists summer guests and residents from Dorchester Boston Bath and nearby towns. Families including Frank Bartlett, Miss Bella Lewis, and Mrs. Ida Rowe spent weeks at cottages in Five Islands. Others, such as Miss Stevens and Mrs. Cromwell, returned home after summer stays and school started with Miss Walker as teacher.
Personal Notes From Kittery and Nearby Towns
James Malloy of Kittery on state work home Monday. Mrs Tarold O dis New York visiting parents in Maine. Fred Lawrence Bath visitor. Mrs Clyde Melvinon Rumford visiting parents. Noyes family Everett Mass returning from Sabieo. Mrs Hirsh Grant returning to Orrs Island. Miss Mollie Palmer Boston visiting brother W Palmer. John Cary returning to Boston after visiting parents. Rev Edwinedge Wardin back from Alexandria Diary Cottage. Robert Voorhis River Edge visiting Dartmouth roommate. Warren Oliver returned home. Modern schoolgirls from Gorham Normal school returned to Gorham. Eoin J Stafford of Sanu Gabriel Cal called Rotary. Mr and Mrs Newell from business and pleasure trip Berlin White Mountains Boston. Rupert Baxter left for Augusta and Es sex Junction for fishing season. Mr and Mrs Stinnes Providence occupying Higgins homestead. Captain Nahum W Brewer in town on way to Southport then Boston to command Norwalk.
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James Malloy
Kittery
Wis
Tarold O'dis
New York
Sidney Maton
Fred Lawrence
Bath
Rumford
Tlarvis TP
Rodick
Middle Street
BK. OB. Noyes
Everett
Mass
Sabieo
Hirsh 2D
Grant
Orr's Island
Mollie Palmer
Accouaaait
Cotony Pens
Bostony
W. 1K Palmer
Tighstreet
John Cary
Boston
Johan Carey
Fisher's Court
Edwinedge Wardin
Alexandria
N. Robert Voorhis
River Edge
Dartmouth College
Warren D. Oliver
Dorothiy Davis
Genevieve Puprey
Bernice Quimby
Gorham Normal School
Gorham
de Dyer
Eoin J. Stafford
Sanu Gabriel Cal
Rotary
Charles J. Show
William S. Newell
Berlin
N.E
White Mountains
Rupert Hh. Baxter
Augusta
Essex Junction
Colm
H. C. Baxter & Bro
BE. C. Stinnes
Providence
Higins
North Street
Stimnes
Walter Stinnes
Montreal
Quebec
Nahum W. Brewer
Southport
Bangor
Kennebec
Sesson
Brewer
Norwalk
Metropolitan
Eastern Steamship Lines
Ine
Expert Inspectors Needed by the State
Bath area official Brian L Newdick head of plant industry reports 402 acres of seed potatoes entered for inspection equaling about 20 percent of the state's total potato acreage. He calls for more inspectors and cooperation with agricultural groups to handle the workload and ensure pure seed quality.
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Brian L. Newdick
Gan
Newdick
Dutuewit
Quade
Commissionero of Agriculture
Bowker Dunton Marriage in Portland Tie
Arthur Moses Towher of Bath and West Somerville Massachusetts married Adelaide Swett Dunton of Portland at the bride’s sister’s home in Portland Tuesday night. The ceremony was by Rev Dr Daniel T Gross with Miss Amy Packard as maid of honor and several family members and Bath guests attending. Bowker Dowker, a mechanical engineer with the Fairbanks Morse Co Boston, is the groom.
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Arthur Moses Towher
Bath and
West Somerville
Mass
Adelaide Swett
Dunton
James
Portland
Bride
Forrest W. Doten
Longfellow Street
Porthind
Amy Dpackard
Beter
Madeline Doten
Ana Uth Dunton
Marl
Morrest We
Doten
Gay , Dunton
Ralph Dunton
Forrest Weaten
Daniel T. Gross
Woodfords Congregational Enuved
Cabbie Minuteé
Bath
Porthid Grammar
Greely Institute
Cumberland
American Institute of Normal Methods
Laselle Seminary
Bowker
Frank M. Dowker
Pinestreet
University of Maine
WL22
Marine Department
Pairbanks-Morse Co
Boston
Edmund V. Briggs
William V. Percy
Sidney Maton
Harold Oldis
New York
Mrs Martha Rich Hosts Eastern Star Ladies at Camp Overlook
Mrs Martha Rich entertained about 20 Bath Eastern Star members at Camp Overlook with a picnic dinner on Saturday. Nearby residents and visitors in town for weddings and honeymoons stopped by, including couples and families from Bath and Portland. Rich, a chapter member, hosted guests while many locals spent summer at cottages and farms along Sagadahoc Bay.
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Martha E. Rich
Eastern Star
Camp Overlook
Springfield Horse Show Opens Social Season in Springfield
The Springfield Horse Show, under Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts, runs September 15 to 20 at the Exposition Coliseum. It marks the start of the fall and winter social season with a strong exhibitor list and growing attendance.
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Springfield
New Dongland
Mass
Exposition Coliseum
Springfeld
Inone
Tourists Urged Not to Transport White Pines to Prevent Pine Rust
A historical article warns tourists against moving white pine saplings across state lines to avoid spreading white pine blister rust. It notes dangerous pests and diseases, cites past European imports, and outlines inspection and destruction steps to curb spread and protect forests.
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Pinghind
Lake States
Eutrope
Misery Steel
Ists Cooperine
Rete Mitral
Iapuise
Contrel
Local Business Expansion Hinted by Buyout Plans
The article notes Willitt EE Duley selling to enlarge the business with Karl's experience. Duley plans to work with his brother Dato on a passenger steamer route between New York and Galveston while Mr and Mrs Terry W Tucker enjoy a few days in Boston.
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Willitt EE Duley
Miraidiasy
Karl
Duley
Goa
Dato
New York
Calveston
Texas
Terry W. Tucker
Boston
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Girl Scouts
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Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
John A. Swetnam
First Baptist Church
Glace Bay
Cape Breton
Swetham
Fleanor Adams Leighton
Wiscasset
Perthiad
Lennox
St. Philip's Parish
Schumann
Chopin
Schibune
Listzalny
Pabneren
Dehnnyi
Grace Dal Toate Almer
Frank Bartlett
Dorchester
Southard
Marjorie
Biggins
Bartlett
Southard House
Sumner
Harry Lewis
Mary
Bella Lewis
Everett Trafton
T. W. Blaisdell
Edward Ren
Ouwkland
Ida TI Rowe
Clarence MacMahan
TE Stevens
Cambridge
George Blen
EF. Os. Blen
Waverly
Elizabeth Stevens
Sarah Stevens
Ava Cromwell
JD. W. Sexton
Eugene
L. G. Lewis
Maxine Walker
Wooowich
Vanl Vhomypson
Amd
Martha
Robert
Woodhaven
N.Y
Weston Brown
Gilbert Muir
Vassalboro
JG. Stevens
Charles Ainsteen
Thesday
J. P. MacMilliay
MacMahan
Robinhood
Pred
Lester Lewis
Vernon Guia
Deslie Ainley
Arthur Jerry
Mroo
Ruth
Arlington
Ruth Cromwell
Malden
Martha Mains
Sarah Sievers
Anons Mac
Thomas Bates
Kents Hill
Blair Wilson
Morse
George AL Cahill
Rose York
Melrose
Mila Sprague
Behool Street
Georgetown
Diteob Dierne, Jr
Dregae Curtis
Rooklind
Bradtay
Horne
Indian Point
Thompson
Massachusett
Cordethia Clark
Josie Willis
Mars
Bank
Polo Beach
George Oqviver
Mande ‘’Chayer
D Barndford Reiaileng
Come Learie
Ami Mars
Walter
WLC
Poole
Curies Soule
Doris
Jimes AN. Dertits
Trenton
M. Ob. Ma
J. Alfred Prontin
Keene
N. J
Mitra Bites
Sum
Thoward Elald
Miro
Everett Piggins
Tider Farm
Todd
Warren
Samuel Pinckley
Joseph Trafford Gn
Nutter Farm
Winares
Belle Treald
Dorothy Stract
Beelare Dali
Whowas Hagan
Gloucester
Charlotte: Young
Vina Kingsbury
Bristol
Stearns Scott
George Oliver
Hilenry Albers
West Georgetovin
Renioned
Andover
John Philodeau
Howard Baker
Duryea
Walter Sendick
Washington
Pennesser
Sagadahoe Farm
George Stith
Lexington
Mero
Shaffner
Ethel Cohen
Stella Lovekin
Fitchburg
Martha Rieh
Satie Marreen
Marrtown
Levi Powers
Carroll Poweers
Vpohek
Aupie Janes
Dowdolateim
Martha Looker
Ida Tooker
Clarence Han
Marie
Greene
Williams PA. Boyd
Bath City Hospital
George Smith
Prince of
Cictherzft
Ameri
U.S. A
Oasis
John J. Desmond
Loula Ond Combs
Lees Summit
John IR. Thomipson
Chicasgo
Irene and
Louise duPont Carpenter
Montchanin
Del
Mortimer DB. Fuller
Scranton
Marion
Grace Douglas
Amherst
N.S
J. Macy Willetts
New Marlboro
Frank B. Hopewell
Natick
Alicea Stuart
Medfield
Carpenter
Orto
Updoony
Acatia
Burgess
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