Winnegance Week in Review Residents Name Local Goings
A compact weekly roundup lists residents visiting relatives in Exeter Damariscotta and New Sharon, plus others returning from trips to Portland Boston and West Bath. It notes repairs at homes shops and steamers and mentions a fracture from an accident near Lincoln on a road. Republicans plan a meeting at New Meadows with Governor Haines and Parkhurst present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Russell
Lincoln
E. Motley Fuller
New Meadows
Haines
Parkhurst
Community notes and visits in Phippsburg area
Residents and guests travel among Mt Vernon Bath and Brunswick areas visiting cemeteries, farms, and homes. J. Purington and others call on friends. Rev. Charles I Stevens to Chicopee for three weddings. local haying and farming activity continues at Percy and Bowker properties with multiple York Street and Meadowbrook correspondences. social visits include Mrs. Victoria Butler and Miss Nellie Pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowker
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Asa Percy
Cox's Head
Miss Grace Percy
Nathaniel
Arthur Percy
Percy Burying Ground
Jas
S. Lowell
Bath
James Purington
Topsham
Fred H. Thompson
Elmer Collins
M. D. Sprasne
Elizabeth Oliver
Roxbury
Mass
Victoria Butler
Helen
Florence Bagley
Lillian Seal
Brunswick
Nellie Pays
Ss. Bowker
Bowker
Pauline Wayman
Clara Perrys
North Bath
Walter Bowker
J.P. Leeath
Frank Leeach
Emma Perry
Nenes Cirtis
Rebecca Bowker
Arnold Hardy
Wilson
Charles I. Stevens
Boston
Chicopee
Zina Butler
Mr. Knights
Augusta Black Place
The Bath Market Native Produce on Hand
Native vegetables and berries appear in local markets as farmers shift to the garden truck. Blueberries are said to be in peak season, with raspberries scarce and blackberries promising. prices include sweet potatoes at $6.00 a barrel and potatoes at $3.00 a barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloena
Locals Among Visitors and Outings At Bath
Our Own People reports a parade of visitors and trips across Bath and nearby areas. Len Wildes plans a Panama return by late August while Miss Ervella Bryans hosts in Providence, and Ruth Robinson visits Eugene. A Quaker Point cottage outing and a White Mountains motor trip are noted, with several Bath residents and Boston visitors enjoying gatherings, picnics, and craft scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Wildes
Portland
Panama
Ervella Bryans
Providence
Samuel Parks
Eugene Footer
Quaker Point
Elmer Hodgkins
White Mountains
Massachusetts
William Coggan
Dorothy
Boston
Rose Cary
Washington St
Coggan
Consuello Poli
Philip Kingsbury
Eugene
Horace Wilson
John Williams
Bailey's Island
Williams
Progressive party forecast sparks Sagadahoc County debate
Sylvester H. Rowland reports shifts in Sagadahoc County politics as Republicans claim Progressives are defeated while Democrats seek a field, with Bath and other towns showing increases in Progressive support and a possibility of carrying the county. Goosesberries and berries prices noted in local market lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Journal
Brunswick
Sylvester H. Rowland
Progressive
Sagadahoc
Bath
Sagadehoe
Greeks buy Olinto fruit store in local note
A Riggsville woman picked 49 quarts of blueberries on Wednesday. A Day's Ferry party visited via launch Laurel Wednesday. Popham Beach Wharf Co postponed annual meeting to August 19. Two Bowdoinham youths returned with two Indian motorcycles bought from E. R. Wright and Lewis Spicer. Bath Iron Works to play Richmond in a second game, aiming to even the series after a 2 to ? win. Sheriff reports general allowance of non sale Sunday grain or malt liquor under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach Wharf Co
Bowdoinham
E. R. Wright
Lewis Spicer
Bath Iron Works
Richmond
Richmonds
Oliver
Local Notes From New Meadows and Lewiston
New Meadows reports Miss Mercy Holbrook visiting from Portland with Alma Holbrook en route to Nit tery and Mercy. Augusta guest Dr George A Coombs and brother Everett return by boat. a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Frank Mather. Carrol Davis of Bath visits Mrs Harvey Jordan. McCormick farm haying under way amid wet fog and rising crops. revenue stamps cost $1 each for barrels. Rumford Falls Elmer E Jennings named deputy internal revenue collector to replace Geo G Turner in Portland. Lewiston contention to move office denied. MoeGillicuddy pushes Lewiston offices with Mayor Wiseman’s support and possible repurposing of city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Coombs
Augusta
Everett
Frank Mather
Elmer E. Jennings
Rumford Falls
Seth Jones
Portsmouth
Internal Revenue
Geo. G. Turner
Portland
Lewiston
Congressman McGillicuddy
MoeGillicuddy
Wiseman
Internal Revenue Collector
Lewiston Chief McCarron Named Stamp Deputy Successor
Lewis ton police chief C. Harry McCarron is appointed successor to A. L. Cummings as stamp deputy after eight years in Portland service. The position’s salary is doubled by a recent act, with duties to be personally performed by the deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
A. L. Cummings
Lewiston
C. Harry McCarron
Cummings
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Cleveland
Alfred
Saco
Col
S. W. Guptill
Congress
MoeGillicuddy
Johnson
Jewiston
McCarron
Jeremiah Scannell
Frank M. Coffey
Custom House
Harry M. Bigelow
Maine
W C T U Session Acknowledges Mrs Packard’s Charity
The W C T U regular meeting at the Old Ladies Home drew a large crowd with Mrs Frances MacFadden presiding. Miss Lois Palmer led devotions and readings by several members highlighted the program. Mrs Myra Rice sang. Mrs Louise Packard, a Bath resident, has secured homes for 25 children and helped place over 100 in foster homes through the Union, largely at no great expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ladies’ Home
Frances MacFadden
Lois Palmer
Louise Packard
Union
Bath
Our City
Packard
Bath Union
Andrew S Merrill Dies in Augusta After Business Trip
Andrew S Merrill, a resident of Augusta, died Thursday while on a business trip. The death occurred in Augusta and details about the cause were not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew S. Merrill
Augusta
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Winnegance
Edgar Williams
Exeter
N. H
Annie Purington
Ellen Hersey
Edward Hunt
Waterville
Rus Oliver
Quincy
Mas
Howard Hunt
Frances
Charles HH
Anne Oliver
Newsharon
Vida Melntire
Capitol Island
Charles Hewitt, Jr
Edith Vance
Charles B. Williams
West Bath
Carrie Malcolm
Malden
Timothy Towers
Merc Point
Albert Morse
Parker Head
Richard Mann
Thomas Partridge
Damariscotta
Obadiah Trask
Thomas
Perry
George Williams
Abram
Atlantic Express
Oltiliek
Brimarwick
Walters
Justity N
Lee Bates
Beachmont
Mars
B. Oba
Porladiah
Sayerek
Alert Lattin
Lenter Perry
Edward Brown
Lemont Street
Wilton Bates
Phippsburg
J. F. Upton
Fred Oliver
Percy Place
Walter H. Bowker
A. Fh. Williams
George Wilson
Sebaseo
Frank Card
Madelyn Davis
George Davis
Cranberry Point
Ada McCormick
Ina Pease
Hyslop
Alvena Oliver
Christine Cutting
Old Orchard
George Walker
John J. Bowers
JH. Wo. Dickinson
Charles Wilson
Charles Sadler
Bangor
Capt. Hardy
W. Berry
Jamaica Plain
Small Point Road
Frank Rogers
Mark Jr
Percy
William Bitler
Thesebasco Estates
Rebecca Bowher
Ralph Patten
Giante
Kay Mir Obser Gisele
Seguin
Lizzzie J, Oliver
Miass
Minnie Berry
Sanford Doughty
New London
Herbert Douchty
Meadowbrook
Fred Bridgham
Cambridge
Fred H. Bridgham
Berry
Edward E. Butler
Kavana
Herbert Dewzhty
Mr. Butler
Alwi
Equlty
Gaffo Green
Solverr Dunes
Beoit Bex
Ruth Robinson
Thomaston
Marshall Ave
Harrison's
Mrs
A. G. Pace “Co
Bath Progressive
Brunswick Story Hour
Olinto
Riggsville
Day's Ferry
Launch Laurel
Hamburg
Sruns
Mercy Holbrook
Alma Holbrook
Mercy
Carrol Davis
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