Fire Devastation at Winnegance Destroys Stores
A major fire Monday night in Winnegance destroyed Perry Brothers grocery and grain stores and damaged Scott A Morse’s home. Firefighters from Bath aided with limited hose capacity and residents fought flames through the night, sparing some nearby houses. Losses are estimated at about 2500 for the Perry buildings and 500 for Morse’s house, with partial insurance on the stores.
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Perry Brothers & Co
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Witnessance Bridge
Perry Grain Store
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Vows and Visits Highlight Maine Social Round
Mrs Frank Willoughby and Miss Bertha of Dixfield are guests of Harold Walker. Miss Hattie Hedaman visits Drummond. Miss Florence Lawrence home from Lewiston. Willie Potter home from Portland on vacation. John Toothaker will visit Lewiston. Mrs Thomas Wheeler of Bath in town. A party from here visited Gardiner. Aiés Alice Crawell visiting George Spinney. Miss Adelaide Brown preached at the M E church. Mrs Helen Gould and Mr Haley of Worcester stay with Lizzie Snipe. Miss Alice Pettingill of Bath in town. Mrs Ida Leeman returns from J H Snipe’s to Boothbay. American farmers to Canadian northwest disappointed. Maine offers better chance to succeed.
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George Spinney
Adelaide Brown
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Haley
Worcester
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