Phippsburg Notes Reveal Summer Guests and Happenings
Miss Alice Johnson visits West Point home while residents host relatives and visitors from Malden Boston and New York. A masque at Sebasco Estates. a church service amid a thunderstorm. mail deliveries by boat and stage. local social rounds include guests at cottages and a Dance at Recreation Hall Sebasco Estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Johnson
West Point
R. E. Small
C. K. Brown
Malden
Mass
Brown
C. H. McIntire
S. E. Small
W. L. Cushing
Cushing
Recreation Hall
Sebasco Estates
Hazel Weymouth
The
Frontier Press Co
Hughes Policy Highlights Emphasize Labor Protections and Suffrage
The remarks enumerate Hughes policies praising labor protection and merchant marine growth while opposing government competition with private owners. He endorses the platform’s woman suffrage declaration, calling its granting inevitable. The text contrasts opponents’ cost of living promises with their failure to improve livelihoods.
Residents and visitors frequent Bowdoinham area
A string of local movements and visits across Maine towns is noted. Fred D. Heath and family traveled to Brunswick. Cornish from Boston plans return. Mrs Cornish and children stayed two weeks. Pauline Gordon returned from Laurence Mass. George Smith works in Gardiner. Best Strout visited Portland. Ida Purington and son Earl traveled to Portland for an operation at Maine General Hospital. Evelyn Purington and granddaughter stayed with relatives in Portland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bowker
Boston
Winter Hill
Mass
John Black
Gladys Parker
Elbridge Wallace
Jule
W. P. Fossett
New Meadows
E. Wilson Lincoln
Sebasco Estates
Allston
Harry Watson
Nathan
N. W. Eaton
Evelyn Alden
D. T. Percy
George Oliver
Fred D. Heath
Albert Smith
Frank A. Heath
Brunswick
Mr. Heath
Mr. Cornish
W. J. Graves
Cornish
Pauline Gordon
Laurence Mass
George Smith
Gardiner
Best Strout
Portland
Ida—Purington
Earl
Maine General Hospital
Evelyn Purington
Ida Purington
John Purington
Farmers' Union Declared Tax Exempt Under Agricultural Organizations
The Farmers' Union of Maine and its local units are ruled as Agricultural Organizations under federal income tax law. They are exempt from returns and tax while organized and operated as is. The Union also protests a Canada import duty on agricultural lime and expects a favorable decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Farmers’ Union of Maine
Department
C. E. Embree, Esq
Waterville
Maine
Farmer’s Union of
David A. Gates
Washington, D. C
Farmers’ Union
Canada
Court House Notes on Property Transfers in Richmond Bath and Tops ham
Richmond residents Victor J. King and Joseph O. King and others convey land in Richmond. Topsham residents Fred H. Ward and others transfer parcels in Bath to Fred G. Proctor of Bath. Ward of Topsham sells land in Bath to Fred B. Reed of Bath. Sarah M. Fisher and others of Topsham convey land in Topsham to Elmer G. Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor J. King
Richmond
Joseph O. King
Fred H. Ward
Topsham
Fred G. Proctor
Bath
Fred B. Reed
Sarah M. Fisher Et al
Elmer G. Powers
Land transfers list and Bath area deeds across Maine
The document records numerous land transfers in Bowdoinham Bath Phippsburg and Georgetown with buyers and sellers including W D Hutchins Co and Rob inson Land Co among others. It also honors the late Mrs Folsom praising her tact and community impact and noting the sorrow at the pastor's loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hutchins
Augusta
William B. Kendall
Bowdoinham
Pamelia J. Kennerson
Bath
Ida M. Oliver
Lorretus S. Metcalf
Ralph H. Dunton
Susan E. Robbins
Frank W. Robbins
Margaret A. Deans
Phippsburg
Gilbert Atwood
Phipps
Amesbury
Philibert Lachance
Topsham
Albert E. Totman
Charles P. Wetherbee
William W. Hosmer
Nathan Petlock
Louisa M. Onberg
Hubert H. Feere
Walter H. Gilpatric
Brooklyn
Nehemiah Boynton
Georgetown
Myra F. Rice
Minnie L. ,Cahill
Tribute to Mrs O W Folsom from Newburyport Daily News
A tribute by Harriet Colman commemorates Mrs O W Folsom wife of Rev Omar W Folsom who led the First Church in Newbury from 1872 to 1884. The piece lauds her grace tact and steadfast church involvement reflecting a life in New England parish work and social devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Folsom
Newburyport Daily News
Harriet Colman
Leonard Withington
D.D
The
First Church
Newbury, Mass
Folsom
Newbury
Oldtown
Republicans Meet Continues Fire Over Maine Prison Finances
A brief audit follow up shows state funds were spent as Gov Curtis defends his administration. Ham accuses Curtis of poor English in defense and offers to audit the Maine State Prison books to prove mismanagement. He says Curtis knows he is wrong and is attempting to shield his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Bangor
Curtis
Maine
State Auditor’s
Gorham Normal School Sees Large July Enrollment
An unusually large class starts at Gorham Normal School with the September 13 term. July additions include Ellen McLaughlin of Portland Teresa O Malley of Gorham N H Florence Wakefield of Saco Rose M Wilbur of Pembroke Iva Blaisdell of Brunswick Lucinda Blaisdell of Brunswick Neva Headley of Seal Harbor Ina B Allen of Camden Marion Ramsdell of Portland Edna Jaquith of Portland Helen Russell of Waterville Resper A Irving of Clinton Lois Pike of Westbrook Alfreda N Small of Portland Marion A Moulton of Portland Ernest J Libby of Scarboro Edith Straw of Sanford Marion W Moody of Bath and Helen Haraden.
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Gorham Normal School
Ellen McLaughlin
Portland
Teresa O’malley
Gorham
N. H
Florence Wakefield
Saco
Rose M. Wilbur
Pembroke
Iva Blaisdell
Brunswick
Lucinda Blaisdell
Neva Headley
Seal Harbor
Ina B. Allen
Camden
Marion Ramsdell
Edna Jaquith
Helen Russell
Waterville
Resper A. Irving
Clinton
Lois Pike
Westbrook
Alfreda N. Small
Marion A. Moulton
Ernest J. Libby
Scarboro
Edith Straw
Sanford
Marion W. Moody
Bath
Helen Haraden
Days and L. J remarks Field Days and daisies
The note highlights upcoming Field Days and mentions daisies in a concise, quirky line. It reflects a small local engagement or seasonal event with playful tone and emphasis on community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J
aAlso
Visitor Maurice Rines Sees Town Handsomely
Maurice Rines of Wiscasset visited the town today, enjoying the sights and local hospitality during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Rines
Wiscasset
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Johnny
Blue Chimney
Perfection Officiels
Albany
Standard
Dicom
Williamb. MacCauley
Jaxon Knox
N. Y
Lillian Reynolds
Medford
Sallie Quigley
Dorchester
dLena—Lehane
P. B. Whitten
Springfield
H. P. Redfield
Hartford
L. W. Berry
Corrine
Katherine O. Weston
Henry Heald
Ada Morton
Harry Morton
George Morton
Eleanor Eaton
Eaton Farm
Mabel Mereen
Ashdale
Lewiston
William Gilman
Small Point
Irma Gilman
Irene Oliaver
Ruth Eaton
Mable Thompson
Lewiston Journal
Mereen
Walter J. Small
Riverview
Drummond Kelley
Pushard Brothers
Bertha Shea
Walter Small
Annie Cushing
Reginald Wright Kauffman
Fred Curtis
George C. Pease
Timothy Perry
Emma Perry
Lillian Mason
Post Road
R. B. Temple
Frank P. Curtis
Mr. Temple
Ola Curtis
Mr. Staples
Massachusetts
Rothis Douglass
Hughes
Mexico
International Tribunal
United States
Bowdoinham Post Road
U. S. Treasury Dept
Court House
Register of Deeds Office
America
Royal Worcester
Peerless
James FE
Will Co
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