Doings Down Georgetown Way at Kennebec Point Sale
The Working Leazie held its first sale at Mrs. Dalrymple’s Kennebec Point cottage on a Tuesday, with tea rooms at Mrs. Laur via’s. Residents of the Point protested the move from Georgetown Center, praising decor, crafts, and the program, and noting a net about one hundred dollars with thanks to many volunteers and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Willard Dirymple
Kennebec Point
Union Hall
Georgetown Center
Jeanne Hegan
Point
Mrs. Dalrymple
Helena Steward
Aiden
RR. Read
Marion Clarke
Sint Mae
Maxypole Dante
S~vdney Smith
Robert West
Joli Komball Maser
Miss Clarke
Norvard
Yale
Marie Louise Clarke
Woodman
Liza Lehman
Olo
Mrager
Sant
Atv Gardin Ty Wagan Wood
Claehke
Ty Roy Newman
Eacer
Nest
Dalrymple
Nastris Ehery
Annehes
Ebank
Boston
Ha- Sropuer
Mattie
Baptism at Hagan's Cove and local notices in Five Islands
The Five Islands column reports a Sunday baptism at Hagan's Cove for Jehnbel Cromwell and spouse by Rev. Trafton of Fort Fairfield. It notes visits by residents, relatives, and guests, ship and navy crew movements, carnival attendance, and a small Indian Point picnic with several local families present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan’s Cove
Jehnbel Cromwell
Trafton
Ft. Pairfield
Ehorch
Tat Lie Muse
Josephine Oliver
Cimiyy
Indian Point
Edwin H. Oliver
Bessie BE. Todd
Sewall P. Oliver
A. M. Jones
Westport News Analysis on Rockland Island Prospects
The report from Supt Key at Rockland Maine notes declining outlook for the island community once bustling with industry. Summer visitors offer hope while clergy minister under hardship and seek cooperative support to implement a sustained program. Object lessons from the South End school alehouse and sermon reception are cited as evidence of community needs. Also the obituary of Mrs Hannah C Benton, longtime Westport resident, widow of John Benton, is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Jon Macliffe
SJ MarAuliffe
Bo iWice
Hannah C. Benton
John Benton
Syrucest
Chelsea
Mason Bayday
Weetport
Remedy for indigestion claims relief with L F Wood’s
Mrs Fred McComb of Foxcroft Maine reports husband’s stomach better after four years taking L F Wood’s Medicine and she gives it to her children. A large bottle costs 25 cents and a free sample is offered by mail from Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F
Stwood
Fred McComb
Foxcroft
Portland
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Georgetown Way
Sagadahoc
Lanrat
Misae Vice
Woodside
Louie Clarke
Belle Heald
Evelyn Windleys
John de Willams
Byverett
Roy C. Jackson
Jackson
The
Independent
Seward Po Emmons
Stott
Woolwich
W. E. Dearborn
Nickerson
Bath Grain
John Hent
Langdon Oliver
Seward P. Emmons
John WL. Berrys
Tmuths
Eigthteen
EE. Oliver
Wadltham
Rank
Newtan Center
Ghrie Reese
Harold Oliver
Red P. Oliver
Everett
Charles Norton
Dougherty
Pittsby
Pal
Newdick
Jorhia A. Biid
Thesday
Ruth Coutter
Medford
Mrs. Carlscott
West Georgetown
Hemville
Baker
Marion Clares
Lawsver
Asien Schutt
Rizesville
Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist Church
Sarren
Horatio Dottlas
Hirer Ponnell
Kenn Point
J. Riowe
Five Islands
O. M. Kinesteirs
Everett C. Traf
Alfred Dotushiss
Cottane
Cleseki
Tia Tyr
Ida Rowe
Martha Witin
Pierre
Warfield
Worceter
JP Lewis
Rev. Mosher
N Mezista
Browns
Ernest Pinkham
Richmond
Navy Department
Hagan and Lewis
Earth
Cummings
W H. Wood
Waltham
Mass
James McDonald
Peter de Youns
George Greene
Dexter Barry
East Boston
Thomas Taylor
Bayonne
N. J
Norman Holliston
Roslindale
Ernest Harford
Ji M M. Dhlarford
Rovilla Rowe
Tereiehtbert Yirth
Haewis
Bainton
Heise
Uruk
Gaenthy
Katy
INC
Tnt
Crus Oliver Wte
Path
A. Everert Fey
John J. Desmond
Water Streets
Bath
Maine
Department For Tomorrow
Juna I Sorey Rons
Bath’s Big Department Store
Bass
Mit
Davis Hatch
Westport
Fletcher
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