Happenings of the Week in Phippsburg
Miss Eleanor Morse ill with mumps delaying Center school opening. Meadow Brook visitor Fred H Brigham plans to sell a large launch and build a smaller one. Mrs Eliza Morrison with long illness goes out for first time. Spring term starts. Meadow Brook road improvements praised. Several locals arranging work at shipyard Bowker and Son. Many residents travel to Bath and nearby towns for business, schooling, or errands amid mixed spring activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Morse
Fred HH. Brigham
Meadowbrook
Bath
Brigham
Eliza Morrison
M. J. Free
New Meadows
Meadowbrook Inn
Pri
Freeman Ho Merritt
Sebasco
Fred H. Brigham
Stephen Smalls Place
N. W. Eaton
Annie Cutting
Florence Neiley
West Bath
North Bath
Charlotte C. Ortiz
William Hamilton
Brunswick
Riverside
Popham Beach
Charles H. Ingraham
Bertha Roderick
Frank Allegrin
Agnes Oliver
Poland
Sam Dayhill
William Kirk
Parker Head
Frank S. Bowker & Son
Will Bowie
Hlon
Frank S. Bowker
Nitsa
Rhode Island
Winthrop
Martha Cutting
William D. Cutting
Drimmond
Mina Oliver
Small Point
Pitch Pine Hill
George
Cutting
Katherine Morse
Mlbridge Morse
John G. Morse, Jr
Miles Webber
Alvin Pye
Bath Iron Works
Sanford Gilliam
West Point
Albert Coffin
Edgar Pye
Sebasco Estates
the Independent
The
Independent
Fred
Coombs
George A. Merritt
E. H. Morse
Lester
Morse
Reach
Winneyance
Phippsburg
Henry M. Brooks
Miss Mercy
Addie Greenleaf
Arnold Stacey
Earl Richardson
Lynn
Mass
General Electric
Brb
F. Jewett
John Spinney
Echo Home
Madge Nielson
Manfred P. Knights
James Jewett
Erastus Jewett
Portland
Augusta A. Hern
Alice A. Knight
Henry I. Tarbox
Lester Hodgdon
George Clancy
Helen Lewis
Union
Maine
Lenora Knight
Westport
J. P. Knight
M. S. Outhuse
G. G. Judkins
Morrell S. Pierce
J. McAuliffe
Winnegance Notes Highlight Pastor Departure and Local Happenings
Rev. N. B. Cook led his last Winnegance church service as pastor and heads to a new field. The village community hosts sewing circle events, visits relatives, and discusses a proposed electric light for the Bath end of Winneganee bridge. Local trades and town affairs, including selectman elections and road repairs, are noted along with school and ferry updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Cook
Winnegance
Cook
Beacon Street Methodist
Bath
Winneganee
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Frank 3S. Bowker & Son
M. J. McCormick
John Frisbee
James Cutting
Henry Minott
Grace Dickinson
Christine Cutting
Pittston
James Christiansen
Hubbard Stacey
Eaton
Walter J. Small
Center Cross Roads
Chester Oliver
Bessie Sprague
Dromore
A. M. Perry
Charles V. Minott, Jr
John TD. Rogers
William S
Abner Wilson
Lewiston
Albert A. Coffin
Abner C. Johnson
Harpswell
William S. Wilson
Frank H. Beal
Wylie R. Dickinson
Allie Wallace
Edward Curtis
Fred Brackley
Winnegance News
Abram Oliver
Eugene Spinney
Bay Point
Harry Oliver
Alice Oliver
Millie Trask
Emma Holbrook
Candy’s Harbor
Mary “J. Pun
Eton
Winneganee Sewing Circle Sociable
Alfred Oliver
High Street
Winneganee Sunday School
Lucy Small
Elbridge Morse
Beulah MelIntire
Somerville
Charles Hewett, Jr
Myra Merritt
Freeport
George Dennison
Alton Oliver
Winneganee Baseball Club
Lemont Street
John G. Morse & Sons
Guy Judkins
Horatio Shea
John McAuliffe
Center
Wiscasset
Charles Buckley
Powell
Essex Mills
Forest Mills
Estes
Kleinert
James F. Will Co
Dr. R. Dbd. Bibber
Front Street
Kennebec River
R. D. Bibber
Sath
Fletcher
Ven