Bowdoinham Boys Enlist in Maine Coast Artillery
Bowdoinham youths Dewey Brown Carl Brown Ellsworth Leavitt and Harvey Ames enlist to join the Maine Coast Artillery National Guard. The Bowdoinham Committee of Safety reports strong county interest, plans county organization, and urges farm production as a wartime effort while local residents welcome returning leaders and discuss town improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Dewey Brown
Carl Brown
Ellsworth Leavitt
Harvey Ames
Portland
Maine Coast Artillery
National Guard
Ames
J. E. Cornish
Young Brown
Brown
Long Branch
Young Leavitt
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Committee of Safety of
W. B. Kendall
C. H. McEwen
C. M. White
C. F. Staples
C. W. Sedgley
Bath
Speaker
Bonney
Augusta
Capital
Maine
House of Representatives
Old Bowdeinham
Benjamin Ames
Brunswick Station
Sagadahoc
Jessie Dickinson
B. A. Dickinson
Blackman
Eastern Star
BE. P. Kendall
Frank Allen
Tom Wilds
Connecticut
Mr. Kendall
C. B. Randall
Caleb W. Sedgley
U. S. Court
New Hampshire
Richmond Creamery
Jennie Given
Bert Wood
Kate Blair
Local Notes From Bowdoinham Post Road
Frank Seigers reports over 200 chickens two weeks old. Rev and Mrs Staples travel to Springfield Mass for a convention. Mrs Merton Umberhind of Augusta visits Easter with her parents. Frank Jenkins returns from Massachusetts with his father’s remains. Will Purington Spear farm manager visits Portland. Rev Mr Staples preaches at Ridge Church Sundays at 11. Mrs Charles Crocker guests Easter with daughter in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetchen Hulse
Lewiston
Alice Fulton
Bert Fulton
Georgie Chapman
Dr. Hodgkins
Methodist Aid
J. L. Pinkerton
Westbrook
Genie Edgcomb
Gardiner
Evelyn
W. P. Hutchins
Augusta
Gage St
Penny Memorial Church
Hutchins
Bowdeinham
W. B. Kendall
C. H. McEwen
C. M. White
C. F. Staples
Caleb W. Sed
Ethel Graves
Sanford
W. J. Graves
Bertha Graves
Portland
Emily Rideout
North Vassalboro
Helen Gould
Cora Smith
Topsham
Pauline Gordon
W. H. Gould
Hazel Cornish
Simmons College
Berlin
N. H
Clarence Gould
Harvey Ames
Brunswick
J. E. Cornish
Charles Wescott
Maria Sampson
Fred
White Rock
Wescott
Tony Fogg
Pleasant St
C. L. Mosher
Ida Cornish
H. E. Cornish
W. W. Denham
C. O. Purinton
A. H. Beals
Brookline
Mass
Arthur E. Bishop
New England Telephone Co
Bath
Cragin
Anson Given
Lisbon Falls
Llewellyn Smalley
St. George
Elsie Dickinson
Richmond
Hazel Tibbetts
Joe Temple
Harvard’s Road
George Denham
Town Hall
C.H.S
P. ©. Nealey
W. L. Blackman
Percy & Small
Navy
S. A. Baker
Wallace Price
John Mealey
South Gardiner
Thomas Wiles
Frank Allen
E. P. Kendall
Winthrop
Committee of Public Safety
State Committee
Grange
State Committee of Public Safety
Frank Seigers
Staples
Springfield
Merton Umberhind
F. P. Curtis
Frank Jenkins
Massachusetts
Will Purington
Spear Farm
Mr. Staples
the Ridge Church
Charles Crocker
West Bath Family News Briefs
Mrs. Jake Conant is ill with bronchitis with Dr. B F Barker attending. Capt. Charles Foote traveled from South Boston to visit Charles W. Lee. Joseph Lemont spent the weekend in Lexington Massachusetts visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred F Brown welcomed a son on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Conant
B.F. Barker
Charles Foote
Boston
Charles W. Lee
Joseph Lemont
Lexington
Mass
Fred F. Brown
West Bath notes mention health, meetings, and plans
Fred S Brown is named as a local figure. Bath residents share sympathy with Miss Annie Wylie. Public safety committee includes Henry Rose Henry Galt Fred W Larrabee Joseph W Larrabee Edward K Thompson. Evangelistic meetings move to West Bowdoin due to weather. Pomona preparations and a rehearsal occur. Several local readings, visits, and health updates are reported alongside school and farm activity. A big ship launch is hoped for May 29 at the Texas yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Healey
Bath
Annie Wylie
Miss Wylie
Sewall Jewett Hardings
I. B. Neiley
Committee On Public Safety
Henry Rose
Henry Galt
Fred W. Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Edward K. Thompson
Clarence Pease
West Bath Chapel
Fred A. Bubier
Fred Higgins
Pearl Hall
Josie Winter
J. Everett Mayo
Berry’s Mills
J. C. Larrabee
Kellogg Trowbridge
New York
Charles Wiles
al Donnell
Doris Purington
Grange Hall
Will Dunton
Ellis Coombs
May Tole
Campbell Pond
Morrison
Winnegance
Herbert White
Hyde
John White
Winter Street
Mme
Eames de Gogorza
National League For Woman’s Service
West Bath
Sagadahoc and Lincoln Counties Teachers Conventon Opens
The Morse High School Assembly Hall hosted the Sagadahoc and Lincoln Counties teachers convention with Francis T. Garland presiding. Notable sessions featured music from Lincoln County musicians under Prof. Frederick E. Chapman and an address by J. Asbury Pitman on recent educational movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Sagadahoc
Lincoln
Francis T. Garland
Topsham High School
Clarence M. Fogg
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Flood
Bath
W. V. Thompson
Waldoboro
Leah Farnham
North
North Grammar
Lincoln County
Frederick E. Chapman
Damariscotta
Laurence Southard
Dresden Mills
Joseph Gay
Newcastle
Bertha Milligan
Shirley Race
Lincoln Academy
Dwight van Horn
Carroll Nelson Thompson
Stephen Margson
Boothbay Harbor
Carrol Brow
J. Asbury Pitman
State Normal School
Salem
Mass
Ralph F. Reed
E. R. Bowdoin
Richmond
J. W. Taylor
H. A. Allan
Florence M. Hale
Jessie L. Keene
John A. Cone
Brunswick
Topsham
Assembly Hall
Lincoln County Orchestra
B. E. Packard
Camden
Thomaston
Frank E. Briggs
A. Hoyt
Bremen
Helen Piper
W. C. Mason
Boothbay Haroer
W. E. Kendall
Mr. Teague
Bristol
J. O. Tarbox
Anne O. West
H. L. Bradford
Wiscasset
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public Safety Committee
Kendall
Lincoln Preble
Harriet Derry
Mary Sward
East Bowdeinham
Alice Preble
C. W. Price
Fred Leavitt
E. W. Hodgkins
Arthur Stilphen
Central Maine Power Co
Arthur Small
Durgin
Fred Mulligan
H. D. Grant
Emeline Pratt
P. A. Cannon
G. R. Cutler
Bowdoinham Post Road
Aviation Corps
Eureka
A. Shuman & CO
Rochester
America
Thompson Bros
Fred S. Brown
Texas Yard
Adahoc and
Lincoln County Teachers' Convention
Pitman
Sagadahoc County
James F. King
Arthur A. St. Onge
Ellen R. Turner
Annie M. Jenkins
Susan Daley
Jennie M. Reed
Conley’s Specialty Store