Bowdoinham News Budget Highlights District Meeting
Bowdoinham reports a well attended Republican Second District gathering at New Meadows Inn with a strong speech by the Governor of Pennsylvania. Local remarks cover farm work, social visits, and community events including Camp Fire Girls and numerous town residents’ travels and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows Inn
C. B. Randall
James H. Wilson
W. B. Kendall
Edwin Denham
R. J. Jack
Pennsylvania
I. M. Fouls
John FE. Conley
Bath
Personal notices from Phippsburg and surrounding towns
A wide range of social updates from Phippsburg and nearby areas includes visits by Mrs. Addie Walls and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, vacationing Webbers, and multiple local gatherings. Readers learn of guests at Sun shine Hill Farm, theater and concert attendance in Bath, and ongoing summer social events at Sebasco Estates and Dr. Williams's camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Hall
Sebasco Estates
Mielviner
New York
J. Lawrence Martin
A. F. Williams
Byron Stevens
Bangor
Camp Merimachi
Popham
John D. Rogers
Local Notables Report Purchases and Home Improvements
Mrs. Mabel Eisner drives a new horse after swapping her other one with Bath parties. Lothair Lowell of Bath buys a milch cow and calf from E B Snipe in town. G E Gove has his house freshly shingled. Jack Courrier returns from a Boston visit with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Eisner
Bath
Lothair Lowell
E. B. Snipe
G. E. Gove
Jack Courrier
Boston
Electric car accident kills Freeport woman
Mrs Ann Stover or Welch age seventy four was instantly killed when struck by an electric car near the Universalist Church in Freeport Thursday. Her body lay under the vehicle for over an hour before removal. She leaves a granddaughter Miss Margaret Welch and relatives in Bath and Massachusetts. Her first husband was William Welch and her second was Jesse Stover, Civil War veteran. The funeral was held Friday at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Stover
Welch
Freeport
Universalist Church
Local Social Roundup of Visitors and Guests
Miss Ruth Curtis of Salem hosts Miss Thelma Brown at 21 Pine Street in Salem. R L Cook of Stonington, aboard yacht Sieglinde, visited town. George F. Carr, son Howard, and George Dunton of Boothbay Harbor toured the area on Thursday. James Farnham of the Salutation arrived for a month’s vacation. Arthur M. Luce left for two weeks’ outing in Harrison, Maine. Harry E. Ragan returned from a Berlin New Hampshire trip. Prof and Mrs Charles Vander Kleek and family from Philadelphia are guests of Mr and Mrs Charles E. Curtis.
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Charles Clark
Exeter
N. H
Hattie O. Perry
Grace Brann
Woodbury Potter
Bath
Lysle Temple
John McPhee
Elsie
George Cutler
Greene McKay
Portland
Peak’'s Island
Leander Small
Ralph
Lizzie Sparks
Percy Tibbetts
Maria Woodworth
Temple
Gretchen Hulse
Brunswick
Charles McEwen
R. A. Dickinson
Richmond
E. T. Jackson
Capt
Douglas
Mr. Davis
R. E. Ferguson
America Purington
R. D. Purington
Hazel Cornish
Gladys Small
S. W. Wildes
Hon
C. B. Randall
Edwin Brown
Pasadena
Cal
Robert
Point
Mr. Brown
C. L. Mosher
Harry
Wiscasset
W. Hardie
Mary Tisdale
Boston
John King
Arthur Small
Lisbon Falls
Wisecasset
W. W. Brown
Ellis Sedgley
J. H. Ames
L. D. Thorne
Lewiston
W.J. Graves
Edna
Bangor Fair
Gifford
George P. Smith
Westchesterfield
H. L. Clark
W. L. Bonney
Aroostook County
Minerva Dunlap
Walter Ingram
Kollis Center
Emiline Pratt
Marriett
Wis
R. W. Carr
Carr
James Carr
W. E. Rideout
W. B. Given
W. B. Kendall
Charles Lambert
New York
Orren Small
Lambert Homestead
J. A. Seigars
Ridge
W. N. Price
George Frank Preble
Charles Welch
Center's Point
Price
Alice
Abbie Minott
Fred Sparks
James Woolley
Sparks
Victoria Butler
Mrs. Brown
Addie Wall
Walter McIntyre
Harrison McIntyre
Old Town
F. B. Williams
New Meadows Inn
Kendall Hathaway
Popham Summer Colony
Eddie Baker
Small Point Beach
Lizzie Oliver
Roxbury
Mass
John Malcolm
Helen
Lemayne Berry
Corrinne
Harry Smith
Jamaica Plain
J. O. Wyman
Pauline Wyman
Hite Wyman
J. T. Leach
Emma Perry
Annie Cutting
Bess Dickinson
Frank
Golder Leeach
Martin ,Wyman
Hite Wy
Ruth Curtis
Salem
Thelma Brown
Pine St
Harry E. Ragan
Berlin
Charles Vander Kleek
Philadelphia
Charle E. Curtis
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Brambaugh
Melvin Pratt
Charles Newton
Hiram Frost, Jr’s
Charles W. Frost
Statira Carr
S. D. Thorne
Helen Leavitt
E. P. Rendall
Ethel Graves
A. J. Gowell
Robert Ferguson
J. E. Clark
Augusta
John F. Baker
Belfast
Waldo
Margaret Newell
Eliza Varney
Fred D. Heath
Trull_ Hospital
Biddeford
N. V. Harvard
R. D. Spear
Levi Staples
Cambridge
Post Road
William J. Graves
Elbridge Cornish
Annie P. Freeman
Frank A. Heath
Karl Hatch
Smalley
Spear Farm
R. W. Lewson
Lewsen
Ella Coombs
The
John Temple
Revere
F. P. Curtis
Merton Umberhind
Kate Grover
H. E. Jack
Evelyn Puring
Tulsa Matthews
Ida Purington
al. Rines
Woodfords
Carolinde Thelma
George Lancaster
Simpson
Waterville
James Blodgett
Fred Aderton
Bowdeinham
Arthur Nettleton
Gardiner
Lena Cobb
Lottie
Louise Sparks
Margaret
Hattie Perry
Myra Lang
Ralph Currier
Freemont
Florence Hamlin
Katherine
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
G. W. Weeks
Canaan
Longbranch Farm
Henry Preble
Lisbon
R. C. Brown
E. K. Jack
George Merriman
Mary C. Bean
Tyngsboro
Maria Gray
Mollie Smith
Tie O. Andros
Bailey’s Island
Ruby Wood
Charlie Tregambo
Mechanic Falls
Wilder Perry
Beachmont
D. B. Cornish
the Ridge
Ireene McKay
Auction Bridge
Stinson
Sarah Young
Cora
Phippsburg
Addie Walls
Charles K. Brown
Malden
C. H. MelIntire
Etta Webber
M. J. Webber
Olive Sherborn
Earl Pike
Sunshine Hill Farm
W. G. Hutchinson
W. H. Bowker
M. A. Slade
West Poland
Edward Harrington
G. D.’ Weston
Percy
W. R. Dickinson
Grace Dickinson
Port
Land
Daniel Driscoll
Ed. Sampson
Judkins
Stanley McRea
Misses Todd
John Lavery
A. F.williams
Sebasco
R. & S. Royal Worcester
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