Prominent Men of Sagadahoc No 11 by Rev Henry O Thayer
The article profiles John Parker the younger, his birthplace, land acquisitions on Arrowsic and Phippsburg, and his roles as fisherman and early Sagadahoc settler. It discusses two John Parkers theory, marriage records, and land deeds, arguing against a two-man misinterpretation while outlining his involvement in colonial governance and liquor licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Saco
Great Island
John
Sagadahoc
Arrowsie
Margaret
Veriie
Salem
Arrowsic
Kennebec
Robinhood
Sachem
Phippsburg
Parker Head
Winne@ance
Parker’s Head
Long Reach
New Meadows
John Parker
Plymouth Colony
Thwing’s Point
Merrymeeting
Charles II
Maine
Thomas ‘Humphrey
Boston
Mary
Daniel Fairfield
Elizabeth Fairfield
Mary Parker
Middlesex
Mary Fairfield
Charlestown
Anne
Falmouth
John Parkers
Margaret Parker
Parker's Island
Thomas
Bangor Historical Magazine
A Week's News of Phippsburg and New Shipyards
Rodney Wyman appointed state patrol agent to maintain town roads. Locals report shipyard activity and new schooners Jerome Jones and Charles Loveland leaving Bath for sea. Weather brings snow storms and a vivid pine scene inspiring memories of childhood playhouses and window views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Jones
Charles Loveland
Kennebec
Bath
G. G. Deering
Loveland
Jones
Edwin C Patten Topsham candidate for Sagadahoc treasurer
Edwin C Patten of Topsham a Republican candidate for Sagadahoc County treasurer is a dairy farmer and proprietor of The Willows. He has long held office in the State Grange and serves as Sagadahoc Pomona secretary and association secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Patten
Topsham
Sagadahoc
Charles T. Patten
Brunswick High
Shaw's Business College of
Portland
The
Topsham Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona
State Grange
Patten
Sagadahoc Agricultural and Horticultural Association
Kennebec Yacht Club Opens Season and Welcomes Members
At a May meeting Vice-Commodore Robert Cochran presided as Commodore Ledyard was absent. The club float is repaired and will be placed in front of the clubhouse. Edwin C. Knight and Otis W. F. Card were elected resident members. A union Good Friday service was held by Protestant churches. Bowdoin Interscholastic Baseball League features four teams Brunswick Halliwell Lewiston Morse High Bath with a schedule from April to June directed by Franklin D. MacCormick II of Framingham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Village
Davis Place
Small Point
Thomas Place
Popham Road
Morimachi
A. F. Williams
Mary E. Stevens
Popham
David L. Wilson
Islands
Bath
Maine
U. S
Parker Head
West Point
Sebasco Estates
New England
James P. Ledyard
Kennebec
Otis W. F. Card
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Hallowell
Lewiston
Morse High
Franklin D. MacCormick ,II
Framingham
Mass
Morse
First Dandelion Blossom Seen as Winter Ends
Rev J E C Sawyer appeared with the season's first dandelion on Front Street Wednesday. Preachers Chappelle and Y Duncklee exchanged pulpits for Wednesday evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E.C. Sawyer
Chappelle
Yduncklee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sagadahoc NO
Henry O. Thayer
Rodney Wyman
Frog Chorus
Slade
Timothy Morrison
George Harris
Basin
Mr. Morrison
Togus
Percy Thompson
W. R. Bowker
William Bowie
F.S. Bowker & Son
Frank Frisbee
George IC. Bears
Nathaniel Morse
Walter Small
Bertha Shea
James J. Spinney
State Road
Town
John L. Wilson
West Georgetown
Eva Mains
Roscoe Mains
Charles Wilson
George N. Cutting
Dromore
Arthur Wright
John M. Clark Undertaking
Conducted BY
Wm C. Chadbourn
Front St
Grange
Sagadahoc Agricultural
and Horticultural Society
Kennebec Yacht Club
Bowdoin League
Brighten Up
Sherwin-Williams
S-W
Johnson Bros. Co
Bath, Me
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