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Historian to focus on Maine’s Midcoast mills

CAMDEN — Historian Donovan Bowley will deliver an online presentation about the history of mills on the Medomak, St. George and Megunticook rivers and their tributary streams at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, hosted by the Camden Public Library. The program is part of the library’s month-long “Discover History” series and will be held via […]

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Looking Back on Sept. 29

100 Years Ago: 1920 A joint reception of the YMCA and YWCA will be tendered to the freshman class this evening in Chase Hall, Bates college. In the receiving line will be Pres. and Mrs. Gray,  Prof.and Mrs. Leote, Dean Clara L Buswell, Mr. Shaftner, Mr. Carl Belmore, Pres. of YMCA, Mr. Gilbert, YMCA secretary, and […]

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Looking Back on Sept. 28

100 Years Ago: 1920 “It may be prohibition and it may be the fear of the law,” said a local barber while at work Saturday morning, “or better still perhaps the world is reforming, but nevertheless, after several nights with no street fighting whatever, there has yet to be a holdup or an assault. None […]

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Looking Back on Sept. 26

100 Years Ago: 1920 The 1920-21 directory, published by Merrill & Webber of Auburn under the direction of A.L. Robinson, who has full charge of the work, as of today about 3,000 names have been added in both cities with 18,180 people listed under Lewiston and about 9,405 in Auburn. This will be the last […]

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Looking Back on Sept. 25

100 Years Ago: 1920 Wouldn’t it be great to motor to Portland from Auburn-Lewiston, via Gray, with nary a hump nor a thump? There is reason to believe that such a pleasure will come within a comparatively short time. No, it won’t be this fall and possibly be next year, but it is on its […]