Looking Back on Nov. 2
100 Years Ago: 1923 The first lesson in the millinery course will begin tonight at the Blue Triangle at 7:30. Members
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 The first lesson in the millinery course will begin tonight at the Blue Triangle at 7:30. Members
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 Lucretia Bore, noted opera singer, has arrived in this country from abroad and will be heard
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 The Saturday Club of Brunswick began its 29th year with a short business meeting followed by
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 A huge electric sign claiming to be the largest “this side of New York City” was attached
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 A for-get-me-not sale conducted on Saturday and Monday by the ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
Read moreAround 150 Turner residents got to see up close, for the first time in 50 years, relics from Turner in
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 President and Mrs. Coolidge attended the theater for the first time since going to the White
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 The ladies of the west Minot Union Circle will hold their usual fair at the grange hall.
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 In connection with the elaborate parade in Lewiston on Armistice Day the following women have been
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 A cow moose has been thru South Paris and several of the surrounding towns recently being seen
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 A three hour snowstorm which started in Waterville around 8 pm developed into an embryonic storm
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 Lewiston policemen directing traffic at Lisbon and Main Streets will find standing less wearisome. A large
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 Gov. Baxter today issued a statement endorsing Temperance Sunday, November 4,1923. It would be difficult for
Read more100 Years Ago: 1923 The Auburn Art Club met at the Sixth Street Congregational vestry yesterday afternoon for an address by
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