Surprise party for departing Woolwich pastor a big success
A large farewell gathering honored Rev. S. H. Cain and Mrs. Cain at Montsweag Grange Hall Woolwich. Guests from Woolwich and Wiscasset praised the couple, who later received a silver service as a keepsake. The event featured fern and flower decorations and a supper, with Misses Angie Hunnewell and Thaylin Bailey organizing the celebration. The Cains depart for Tuscarora Plantation New York to undertake educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Free Will Baptist Church
H. Cain
Charles Butler
Mr. Butler
Grange Hall
Woolwich
Wwiscasset
Herbert Wright
G. W. Shaw
Lincoln Bailey
Holden
Angie Hunnewell
Thaylin Bailey
Cains
James E. Main
Jessie D. Morse
Bath
R. H. Fuller
Ellen Corliss
Day's Ferry
Charles Prescott
New York
Harry Austin
Portland
Murphy’s Corner
J. H.blinn
Harry Bartlett
Berlin
N. H
Lothair Lowell
Harry Wendall
Boston
Lowells
Lowell’s Grove
George Copeland
Samuel Hathorn
Ida Watson
Dorothy
Worcester
Mass
Frank Call
Dresden
North Woolwich
Josiah Walker
Lake Maranacook
Augusta House
Togus
Walker
Young's Hotel
Card of Thanks and Improve Note of Visit
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness sympathy and floral tributes after bereavement. Names Mrs Jessie Main and Mr and Mrs E R Main and family. Arline Williams and Hazel Grace of Boston visiting Charles Cook Middle Street.
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Jessie Main
E. R. Main
Arline Williams
Hazel Grace
Boston
Charles Cook
Middle St
Bates advertises farming supplies at Bowdoinham Maine
The notice requests readers to visit P Bates Headquarters for potato spraying materials and an abundance of haying tools at low prices. A carload of cotton seed meal has just been received in Bowdoinham Maine.
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Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham Names Teachers for Fall Term
Bowdoinham lists Coombs High staff including C M Kendrick principal and Alice Hurley assistant with grades VII to I assigned to various teachers. Local outings, marriages and visits noted along with agricultural updates and political mentions.
Death of Phippsburg's oldest citizen I L Powers
Andrew L Powers 96 years old and long a Bath area carpenter and shipyard worker died Friday evening at his Dromore home. He was born in Georgetown, learned the ship joiner's trade, served with the Boston fire department, and later worked in Bath and Massachusetts. He moved to Phippsburg 38 years ago and lived in a house with a view of Seguin light. He was active in politics and cast his last vote for Wilson. Survived by two daughters, one sister, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral held Sunday at 1 pm from his home, Rev. Charles L. Stevens officiated, interment Oak Grove Cemetery Bath.
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Harold Preble
Merrimac
Mass
Bath
Woolwich
Belgrade Lakes
Wallace Ham
Arthur Larrabee
Belgrade Lake House
Preble
Edward Carlton
Marcia H. Stinson
Wiscasset
William G. Hubard
MacMahan
Tuessie Hall
Louise Thornton
Foxboro
Sebenon Hall
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Grace Church
Oak St
Miss Thornton
Esther Jones
Boston Conservatory
Fort Popham
Lilie Cahill
Woodbridge Cottage
Sasanoa Bluffs
Kennebec
Carlton Lowell
Abbie Allen
Yarmouth
Edward Cook
James Mains
River Road
Odd Fellows
Mr. Calder
Congregational Church
Harry Fuller
Hosea B. Wade
Ellen Corliss
Alton B. Thwing
Riverside Cemetery
Coombs High
C. M. Kendrick
Alice M. Hurley
E. Melvina Boyerson
Eula Spaulding
Lottie Cobb
Hattie O. Andross
Post Road
Bertha C. Wiggin
White
Grace J. Brown
Ridge
Florence J. Bishop
Jefferson
Stella C. Flagg
C. B
Jennie Small
Joseph W. Adams
Helen M. Hamilton
Miles M. Reed
William S. Given
Roscoe
R. D. Purinton
Emma Ferguson
Lewiston
Sarah Baker
Edith Wood
Portland
R. B. Andros
George A. Hackett
Milton Given
Jennie Given
Hackett
Old Orchard
H. E. Cornish
Brunswick
C. E. Townsend
Charles Mosher
George R. Cutler
C. B. Ranally
Ae Jacek
Margaret Chapman
Florence Sparks
Lottie Blake
Florence Fall
Marshal H. White
William White
Independent
Richmond Bee
Norton
Bee
R. H. Jack
Kenneth
Andeoins
Nichols
A. R. Harward
Harward’s Road
Emma Brown
Benton
Gertrude Brown
Edrwin Brown
N. C. Brown
Ralph Cary
Elizabeth
Harvard's Road
John C. Pratt
W. F. Fitzsimons
Hallowell
William K. Denham
Richmond Road
Melvin Pratt
East Bowdeinham
Mary Banks
Litchfield
Viola V. Coombs
Bar Harbor
Judge Fulton
Nettie Brown
Charles Keen
York Brown’s
C. O. Purinton
F. S. Adams
Bowdoin
John F. Baker
Bert Wood
H. D. Cornish
Fredrecine Fellows
Péuich
Mond
George Mond
George Alexander
I. S. Bowker
William Perry
Agnes Oliver
Jo. Crocker
Dromore
George C. Pease
Charlotte B. Minott
Haverhill Y. W. C. A
Minott
Charles Stevens
Ernest Coombs
Auburn
Joe Perry
Reuben Fletcher
Richard Quick
George Oakman
Miss Minott
J. F. Leach
Malcolm MacKay
Oxford
Clara Perry
the Basin
Frances M
Corinne Berry
George Weston
Henry Heald
Guy Crocker
Mable
Charles R. Harbut
Mr. Evans
H. W
Sars Pike
Zina Butler
Augusta Black Place
Eleanor Harrington
Lillian Roderick
Eugene Perry
Horace Morse
Morse
Parker Head
Andrew L. Powers
Phippsburg
Georgetown
Content Leeman
Robert Powers
Massachusetts
Ellis Percy
Boston
Harvard
Rideout Yard
Sophia Percy
Seguin
Wilson
Emma Ss. Dickinson
Jennie M. Dickinson
Berkeley
Cal
Harriet Plummer Barnes
Whitefield
Bessie E
Grace P. Dickinson
Laura Dickinson Blakely
Armona
Vincent Dickinson
Edna Powers
Fred Powers
Sybil
Lois Blakely
Charles L. Stevens
Oak Grove Cemetery
Georgetown Notes on Visitors and Local Produce
Miss Shoals returns from Boston while Mrs Ernest Curtis and children Ruth and Scott visit Georgetown. Miss Josephine H Oliver travels by boat from Indian Point to Bath. Henry N Reynolds, noted farmer, harvests 900 quarts of berries for sale this season, not counting home use or gifts.
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Miss Shoals
Boston
Ernest Curtis
Ruth and
Scott
Mrs. Bradbury P. Todd
Curtis
Josephine H. Oliver
Bath
Indian Point
Henry N. Reynolds
Old Timers At Traps In Brunswick Trap Meet
The Brunswick Gun Club hosted a trap shooting event with old timers like E. G. Peterson 81 and Roscoe Hall 73 recalling live pigeon days. Teams Libby’s Tramps and Thompson’s Terrors competed, with the Tramps winning 729 to 678 and later sharing a supper at New Meadows Inn.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Gun Club
E. G. Peterson
Roscoe Hall
Portland
Old Willard Gun
G. D. Libby
Gardiner
George &. Thompson
Bath
Libby
Thompson
New Meadows Inn
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S. H. Cain
Woolwich News
Josiah B. Walker
Farwell
Cumberland Center
Jester Bailey
Griggs
Milton
Maine
William Plumstead
W. D. Blair
Bess Webber
G. M. Stinson
Lillian Wood
Medford
Will Blair
Garrett Galvin
Flora Leonard
H. P. Hathorne
P. Bates
the House of Kuppenheimer
John J. Desmond
Water Streets
Bath, Maine
Pease Corner
Harriet Barnes
George Miller
James Oliver
Sebasco
Everett Harrington
Herbert E. Worrey
Worrey
J. F. Leeach