Dolloff Family Holds Annual Reunion at Nequasset Lake
The Dolloff clan gathered in Woolwich on Saturday for its annual reunion at Lake Nequasset Grove. Events included horseshoe games and humorous stunts with 60 attendees. New officers were elected led by Georg R. Dolloff as president and Harold Dolloff as president.
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Richard Dolloff
Rumford
Lake Nequasset
Cuvier R. Doloff
Woolwich
Emma Dolloff Millett
Clayton Dolloff
Marshall Dolloff
Rhode Island
Elizabeth Dolloff
Georg R. Dolloff
Ssaphen
For Sale Shoes and Tires at Bargain Prices
Special Misses and Children white fabric shoes .85 each. New White Pumps and Sandals $1.95 to $2.95. Ball-Band Sneakers with male uppers two or three pairs of canvas sneakers. Boys and Youths $1.50. Men's $1.95. BILL HATCH'S UPSTAIRS FOR SALE 1932 Ford V8 convertible coupe in excellent condition. Phone Georgetown 3ring. Also residence of T F Perkins for sale one mile from Bath on state road with land and wood lot. modern conveniences. Phone 177-1. Perkins Greenhouses. RFD 1 Bath Me. 8-8-tf
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T. F. Perkins
Bath
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Perkins Greenhouses
House at 45 Pine Street Passes Through Six Generations
The Pine Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Norton has housed six generations of female descendants. Early residents included Mrs. Brina Marr and her successors, with the current occupants Mrs. Emma Colby and her daughter Mrs. Jessie Norton along with two granddaughters. The rare matrilineal continuity has attracted local interest among Brina Marr’s descendants.
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Francis Norton
Susan
Edith
Brina Marr
Drusilla Jackson
Robert Jackson
Jackson
Rhoda A. Grover
Emma Colby
Henry R. Colby
Jessie Norton
Francis
Signs for Maine State Liquor Commission Store No 18
Two glass signs with gold lettering appeared in the Front street store windows on Wednesday morning. The signs read Maine State Liquor Commission Store No 18, making the shop identifiable to the public.
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State Liquor Store
Front Street
Maine
Waterfowl hunting set under strict new limits
U S Biological Survey outlines limited 30 day fall season and strict rules under Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Open dates vary by zone with northern states October 21 to November 19 and southern states November 20 to December 19. Bag limits tightened and use of baiting live decoys and vehicles restricted.
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Long Freight Stack Tracked Through Bath Streets
A 100 foot long stack weighing nearly eight tons moved through Bath streets on a Chase Transfer Corp truck from Camden to Portland for use at the Portland city home building annex. A bend at Front and North blocked the route when a telegraph pole stood in the way. an SOS led to the addition of a rear truck to swing the stack free. The city of Portland reportedly received the stack for removal.
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Knox Woolen Mills
Camden
Portland City
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Local residents enjoy summer visits to beaches and kin
Mrs Ralph G Stetson and son Ralph Jr depart Washington street for Lake Placid NY to stay with Mr and Mrs James Dann. Mrs Nelson Rice and daughter Geraldine plan a week at Popham Beach as guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Getchell of Woolwich. Mrs Ida Cotton and Grace Cotton visit Nobleboro from Revere MA, staying with Mr and Mrs James A Lockery on Washington street. Mrs Eva Bishop and Winifred Bishop return from Dorchester MA after visiting George Oliver and Mrs Charles Oliver. Mrs Clara Hathorne resting at Woolwich home with E A Doloff family. ill for a week under physician care.
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Ralph G. Stetson
Ralph, Jr
Washington Street
Lake Placid
N. Y
James Dann
Nelson Rice
Geraldine Rice
Sagadahoc Ferry
Popham Beach
Clarence Getchell
Woolwich
Popnam
Ida Cotton
Grace Cotton
Revere
Mass
Nobleboro
Mechanic Street
Clara Hathorne
E. A. Doloff
Stella Dolloff
R. N
Miss Hathorne
Bowdoinham Social Notes and Town Meeting Plans
Bowdoinham residents attend dinners and gatherings as a shuffle of birthdays and visits. A special town meeting on August 10 at two o'clock DST will consider spending 1935 Ridge road funds on Third Class road construction toward the Richmond line.
Anniversary Program Of Woolwich Church
The First Baptist church Woolwich Center marked its 135th anniversary with a two day program led by Summer minister Ira Jay Martin. The Sunday service featured scripture, an anniversary sermon by Rev H H Bishop and choral numbers. August 13 presented Anniversary Night with history read by the minister and greetings from neighboring pastors.
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First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
Ira Jay Martin
Pancuus
Rock of Ages
Mendels- Son
Baptist
Handel
H. H. Bishop
Jason Merrill
Janet T. Stitt
Horace Wade
Sarah B. Wright
Mrs Gildart and Son Visit Hunt Family in Bangor
Mrs. Philip Gildart and her son Philip Jr arrive in Bangor to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Hunt of lower Middle street. Mrs Gildart was formerly Miss Bernice Hunt of this city.
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Philip Jr
Bangor
First Iron Stove Stirs Bath lore in 19th century tale
Albert Russell brought the first iron stove to Bath from New York amid ridicule and hoaxes. His descendant Herbert W. Russell of Springfield recounted the tale at a Bath Rotary meeting, noting the stove’s later guaranteed safety and its place in local family history. He shared Bath connections on his father’s side, including the Russell brick yard legacy and a passport from 1814.
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Hitchcock
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Bowery Street
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Hopkins Place
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South End PTA Card Party Supports Lake Instructor Wages
Proceeds from a card party hosted by the South End P T A in the Washington street room on Thursday afternoon will cover part of the swimming instructor’s wages at Winneganee Lake. The society pledges one week of salary. Reservations for tables may be made with any association member.
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Washington Street
Winneganee Lake
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