Happenings of the Week in Phippsburg
A dense, fragmented column recounts social events, visits, and local notices in Phippsburg. It notes gatherings at homes, church and Ladies Aid Society activities, guests from Bath and Portland, moving homes, and summer cottage occupancy along with local incidents such as mumps reports and hospitalities. The text is a mosaic of names, places, and minor happenings reflecting weekly town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soriets
Parker
Bath
Oler Starrs
W.S. Wilson
Chester
W. H. Wilson
Sebasi
Aoner
Johnson and Mors
Portland
Frank Thompson
Thompson
Arletta Wallace
Pophant Bean
Pete
Giissine
Shnasia Estates
VOPR
Bede
Bath Market Report Shows Fresh Produce and Price Fluctuations
Farmers bring in green peas beans and apples with brisk demand while corn and potatoes remain scarce. Butter costs 28 to 30 cents a pound as berries blueberries raspberries and huckleberries appear in modest supply with prices around eight to ten cents per quart for berries. Local market faces mixed prospects due to Boston shipments and hotel usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettice
al- Wass
Boston
Winnegance Local Notes Highlight Visits and Farms
Mrs. Lottie Legard Perkins returns to Malden after visiting Winnegance. Friends and relatives from Bath to Sebasco enjoy field work, haying crews, and a Grange field meeting at New Meadows Inn with picnic options. Local residents travel from Somerville to Bath, Damariscotta, and Georgetown for visits, holidays, and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Legard Perkins
Winnegance
Malden
Mass
Jo Ba Nlorse
Browditoiny
Bath
Sebasco
Upton Cottage
E. C. Upton
Frances
OUT Sa Eco
Fred Parks
Dromore
Dle
Dean
Goodwin
Roy Trask
Winneyance
Drummond
Arthur Wilson
Geo. Twealls
Roy Small
John G. Morse
Mar. Houdlette
Conant
Pitch Pine Hill
Dromore Grange
New Meadows Inn
Cahill
The
Grange
Charles Hewett
Somerville
Beulah McIntire
Mr. Brown
Wallace Place
Josephine Pashard
Wiscasset
Fannie Morse
Winfield Grover
Mrs. Hastings
George Williams
Timothy Rogers
Zina Malcolm
Charles Williams
Reuben Purington
Annie Purington
Henry Purineton
Harpswell
Market Prices for Meat in Local Trade
Veal offered at twelve cents a pound. Lamb scarce at sixteen to eighteen cents. Native beef scarce and priced ten to twelve cents per pound. Western beef brings twelve to thirteen cents per pound.
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Phippsburg
By Batier
Gestniits
LOT
Peery
Chess CP
Rowibt Myre
Leon
Aarisch
Bere
West
Eran
Cowin
Remo
Gaha
Spetaiinc i
iSaghter
Sundar
Morrison
BodwWell Grange
Wien
Howard Gilliam
Tokse
Raymond Richardson
Samuel Sylvester
F Tscon Falls
Ra” Et Allespuppa Lodge
Mrs. Ellis
Beverly
Persie
Pressine
Parker Cottage
Poippsierre
Beth
Ernest Blitsdell
Satforts
Riverit
Bastien
Sudan
Wessel
Aires
Tion
Euson
Rinhent
Farhiy
Scareim
Ehiken
Edgar Williams
Alice
Williams
Mrs
Harry Williams
Ray Oliver
Southport
Bay Point
Delia Hannaford
Lida Oliver
Eugene Spinney
Henry Potter
Parker Head
Alden Maryfield
Seymour Hayden
Charles Robinson
Charles T. Small
Ellen Hersey
Anna May Chapman
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Preble
Lakes
Zina Hunt
Georgetown
George Ragan
Squirrertstand
James F. Will CO
Quy
Erades
Messaline
GLADE
Noele Lane
James Fef
Will Co
Brunswick
Ford
Choss
Castor
Bears
New York
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
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