Georgetown Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Town residents host visitors from Brooklyn and Flushing while gatherings mark the Working League Fair supper and church event. A South school recital with Mrs. Skillin raises funds, and a sermon on daily sacredness frames the town’s weekend plans.
Pure Blood For Brain Health Ad Claims
An advertisement asserts the brain requires ample pure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as making pure rich red blood. It claims the brain receives about one tenth of heart blood and links healthy blood to mental and physical vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Weekend visitors and travelers fill Island town notes
A long list of residents and visitors from Boston to Augusta travels to Boothbay Harbor Squirrel Island Five Islands Cape Capitol Island and Bath. The notes include arrivals departures ship passages and brief visits to friends and relatives with several named local residents mentioned.
Local residents spend weekends visiting towns and townspeople
A long list of residents and visitors appears in town notes with names and origins. Miss Alice Colson and Miss Ruth Adams are among those seen in Bay Point Camden and New York City while many others travel to Old Orchard Boston Medford and Cambridge for visits and stays.
Local Dots and Travels Round Portland and Nearby
Mr and Mrs S A Morse pass day in Portland. Roy Miller made the triangle trip Sunday dining at Tacoma Inn. George Reynolds to Fitchburg Mass for a position. Harry Cony family Sunday travelers to Squir rel Island. Mrs Anna Gardner visited Litchfield with Mrs R G Allan. Miss Alice Cook on triangle trip Sunday dinner at Tacoma Inn. Miss Mollie Tournlotte ends duties at Percys store and will tour to Houston and Canada. Mrs Charlotte Wyman starts a two week vacation visiting Gloucester Mass. Gage Russell returns to Portland after visiting his mother Mrs Jane Gerrish West Bath who is 91 and frail. Mr and Mrs L H Curtis go to Portsmouth NH to see William M Temple now in drug business. Mr and Mrs N H Campbell and sons William and Irving of New York arrive Friday for visit with Mrs E R Campbell. Mr Campbell returns to New York Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Point
Georgia Randall
Lou Clarke
Brooklyn
Frederick Hobart
Flushing
Town
Rigersville
Harry S. Clarke
Marie
Douglas
Lisbon
Ruth
Roscoe Frame
Providence
Nancy J. Spinney
Frame
Boston
J. Everett Jewett
Bath
James B. Field
Chelsea
Lydia F. Oliver
Field
Norwood
N. H
Frank Heald
Mr. Dennett
Maude Thayer
George West
E. D. Hooker
Gladys Oliver
Mrs. Hooker
Miss Clarke
Whitmore
Miss Farren
Bernard Paplsee
Kenneth Harvey
Annie O. Rowe
Hattie E. Rowe
Harvey
Bigelow & Kennards
Portland
James B. Stewart
Springfield
Riggsville
C. W. Billings
Howard M. Trafton
Tilden
Zechariah XIV
Susie Winslow
Ole Virgin
Miss McHale
Mrs. Skillin
Nora McHale
Lute Thompson
Kennebunk
Frank Thompson
Elizabeth Thompson
Georgetown Center
Benjamin H. Woodside
Nannie Russell
Frank Hollis
Eleanor
Bertha Russell
New Hampshire
Kramer
New Haven
Olive Rowe
Charles W. Oliver
Miss Rowe
Gorham Normal School
William A. Todd
Ethel B. Todd
Mrs. Morris
Miss Cameron
Arlington
Lester
Steadman Howarth
Beverly
Mrs. Brown
Ban
Shirley Jones
Arthur Lemont
Boothbay
Richard Poor
Boothbay Harbor
Charles H. Tallman
Richmond
Will Dean
New York
J. A. Folsom
Augusta
Five Islands
Call
Miss Call
Andrew Cahill
Lincoln Farrar
Squirrel Island
Helen Fuller
Woolwich
Caroline Holmes
Dorchester
Mass
L. H. Andrews
Harry Cony
H. A. Oliver
Wilbur E. Just
Traffic Department of
Boston & Maine
R.R
E. M. Knight
Harry
Eli Williams
Farmington
Charles MacecMahan
Corinne
Fred Snowdon
Kenneth
Appleton
Leonard Marks
Alice McRitchie
W. S. Nason
Washington, D. C
Marshall Nichols
U. S. S. Birmingham
Newport
Ruth Gallant
Cohen
Josephine
S. W. Cutts
Gardiner
Capitol Island
Willis R. Partridge
George
Gertrude Hirshom
Hirsham
Daniel Ham
Morris
Henry A. Morris
Charles Swift
Oxlas Smith
Margaret E. Hanson
Jean Robinson
George Studley
Laurence
Lucy Studley
William Kennedy
South Portland
Ben Sevary
Fred A. Perry
Meadowbrook
Grace E. Lightbody
Castine
Palmer
Lucy White
Somerville
Bessie White
N. Y
John L. Bennett
North Abington
Cosmopolitan Tea Room
Barbara Austin
Charles M. Mitchell
George J. Elliott
Alice Colson
Bay Point
Ruth Adams
Camden
Taylor
Arrowsic
George Neagle
John Wilson
Shaw's
G. Sanford
West Point
Frank Deering
Old Orchard
E. A. Williams
Walker
Alice
Carlville Douglas
Dean
Sabine
Fred Wetherbee
Leonard
Frederick, Williams, Gardiner
Kk. F. Ramsay
Hyde Windlass Co
Dorothy B. Baker
Gardner
S. H. Conley
S. A. Morse
Roy Miller
Tacoma Inn
George Reynolds
Fitchburg
Anna Gardner
Litchfield
R. G. Allan
Alice Cook
Mollie Tournlotte
Percy
Houston
Canada
Charlotte Wyman
D. T. Percy
Wyman
Gloucester
Gage Russell
Jane Gerrish
West Bath
Gerrish
L. H. Curtis
Portsmouth
William M. Temple
N. H. Campbell
William and
Irving
E. R. Campbell
Campbell
Local society and outings noted in Maine town
A Quebec auto visits town on Wednesday. Jolly Dozen take a Boothbay Harbor trip Sunday. Bert and Pierce families travel to Old Orchard. Charles Robie renews YMCA ties. A five Islands stay via Islander steamer includes Ed rie Beede Frances Parker Beth el Gilman C. E. Marston Lillian Marston Elsie Packard. Butler hosts Moatsweag Farm day Aug 17. Blueberry pickers argue over 12 cent quart price. one man walked about 20 miles after getting lost and sunburned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Jolly Dozen
Boothbay Harbor
Bert Pierce
Ardeen
Thomas Pierce
Old Orchard
Charles Robie
Y.M.C.A
Augusta
Five Islands
Edrie Beede
Gardiner
Frances Parker
Massachusetts
Bethel Gilman
Hallowell
C. E. Marston
Lillian Marston
Elsie Packard
Charles Henry Butler
Moatsweag Farm
Mrs. Butler
Mr. Butler
Bath
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Georgetown
South School
Susie Winslow Skillin
Skillin
Lillian E. Oliver
Long Island
Edward Cummings
Victrola
South District
West Georgetown
Nora McHaie
Thompson Bros
Clare R. Davis
Norwich
Conn
Mr. Davis
Ernest C. Davis
High Street
Grace Gediman
B. Gediman
Gediman
Mattapan Co-operative Bank
Angus Robertson
Jean_Robertson
Cambridge
Phippsburg
Robertson
John G. Morse
Cas
Wivo
Conley’s Specialty Store