West Bath News Of The Week Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs Brown spends week at Oll Overhard camp meeting. Hennessy cottage hosts Portland guests. Joseph White's plum orchard yields Abundance and Burbank varieties with an expected fifty bushels sold in Bath markets. Obituary for Freeman. Civil War service noted. Community events include Willamy Freeman's service and Merrymeeting Park school visit. Local residents and visitors frequent New Meadows and Bath area locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Bath
Fred Fears
Joseph Larracee
H. D. Mank
Parker Head
Joseph White
Mank
Vouneer
White Farm
Parwer
Williany BE
Prorman
Broansvick
Preemian
Brunswick
Co. Bath
Washington
Coalizaco
Hampton Roads
Port Royal
Petershure
Raleigh
N. C
Angusta
Alden Rogers
Harold
Myra Richardson
Ethel Lemont
West Bath
North Bath
Farrida Drummond Temple
Morris Teampple
Riverside
Eet Tela
Westertav
Teanple
States
Dresden
Clit Hose
Merrymeeting Park
Wesley M. E
W. S. Jordan
Geraldine Farrar
Lisbon
New Meadows
M. E. Ricker
Ledgelawn Cottage
Isaac Lippa
Boston
Horace Chanel
Clara Peverly
Iva Newell
Elmer Patterson
M. EE. Ricker
Local notes from Phipsburg reflect community life
Phippsburg residents share visits and travels with friends in Bath Topsham and Worcester. Dr. Gordon Berry hosts Homer LeSourd and family at the Berry farm. several locals attend gatherings on New Meadows and Campbell’s Pond with outings by boat and car, while others return from trips to Lewiston and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Holton
St. Louis
Camp Wynburg
Worcester
Holton
Gordon Berry
Homer LeSowrd
Milton Academy
Berry
New Meadows
Henry Heald
Topsham
Frank M. Bowker
Bath
F. S. Bowker
Walter Bowker
Hardy
Bangor
Mr. Bowker
J. Oscar Wyman
Boston
George Ingalls
Winneganee Bridge
Kershner
A. F. Williams
Miramachi
James B. Morse
Dromore Grange
Morse
Boonton
Mr. Locke
Mourdel
W¢ Cohen
Ida Dodser
John Malcolm
Helen
Fred Sparks
Thesday Morntire
John CC. Berrs
Mendi
Camp Wyn- Nair
Gardner addresses Bowdoinham voters in midweek rally
Progressive candidate Halbert P. Gardner spoke to a sizable Bowdoinham audience near the Post Office at 2 50 PM on Wednesday. The event drew praise for his speech and music despite a busy day. Local remarks note a strong but shrinking Progressive vote from the last presidential election and list several social and family visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbert P. Gardner
Grant
Charles Blair
Lizzie Williams
Thomas Ward
Clinton
Airsty K Jack
Litchfield
Litchfield Academy
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Center's Point
Tom Wild
Sunshine Society
R. H. Webber
Fannie Wood
James Hathorn
Richmond
S. A. Baker
Mabel Temple
Otterbrook Farm
Harpswell
G. H. Daggett
Mattapan
Mass
F. A. Andros
R. E. Ferguson
Peak’s Island
R. D. Purinton
R. B. Andros
Portland
J.L. Sawyer
Bessie Ames
Winnegance Village Notes Loose Talk and Local Trips
Winnegance community items list visitors, returned residents, and local happenings. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Hunt from Malden hosting locals, visits from Bath and Augusta residents, and town residents traveling to and from Portland and Allston. An accident involving Irving Cromwell sends him to City Hospital. Several residents resume duties after vacations and illnesses. fishing hedges near the creek and farm work by locals are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hunt
Malden
Mass
Zina B. Hunt
Maude Norman
Augusta
Anne M. Oliver
Brown Bible
People's Church
Bath
Alice
Annie Williams
Irving Cromwell
Harry Butler
Allston
Lucy Small
Dresden
Sybil Houdlette
Henry Potter
Audience size and political clash at Music Hall meeting
The Scribe counted 169 seated and 33 standing for Halbert P. Gardner’s talk, totaling 193 attendees including 3 women and boys. Gardner and local Republicans faced questions about Progressive ties, suffrage voting, and railroad passes, with references to Times ads and prior legislative actions. Continued on Page Five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbert P. Gardner
Music Hall
Mr. Gardner
Progressive Party
C. A. Peaslee
Gardner
Sylvester H. Roland
Peaslee
Republican Party
Republican
Times
Dr. Peaslee
U. S
Senate
Public Utilities Commission
Gardiner
Sagadahoc
Cottage life notes and local visits in North Bath
Mrs I B Neiley hosts Mrs Foote Mrs Miller and Miss Fernald for Wednesday at North Bath. Elmer Craig spent the week in Augusta. A local road opened to traffic after several weeks closure. residents along the line are pleased to have free travel again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Putney
Portland
Abbie Mason
Scott Mason
George Stacey
Market Head
Putney
Elizabeth Oliver
William Butler
Roxbury
HW. Brown
Topsham
Wilbur Oliver
George Hunt
Bath
Brown
John Jeeach
Miami
Jeeach
Frank
Golder
Ralph Patten
Rebecca Bowker
Clara Chaney
Grand View Cottage
Somerville
Boston
Vriemds
Toe State Road
Heer
Everett guests visit Sabino summer home hosts
Miss Hlazel and Gladys Moore of Everett Massachusetts were guests of Miss Madeline and Clara Noves at their Sabino summer home. Miss Ruth Yerxa of Oakes Street Everett Massachusetts returned home Tuesday after two weeks with Madeline Noves at Sabino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlazel
Glady+s Moore
Everett
Mass
Madeline
Clara Noves
Sabino
Ruth Yerxa
Oakes St
Madeline Noves
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J. M. Lemont
Roosevelt Fred W. Larratee
Bath Auto and Gas Company
Zina Clifford
Rosedale
Sandy Cove
Charlotte Cook
Issa Brown
H. A. Corey
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Sabine
Ernest Williams
Campbell's Pond
Ven Brown
Diss Place
Walter Adams
Newton Rails
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Hachel Mikels
New York
Anlanelle Cornish
James R. Jordan
Margaret Jordan
Sadie
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Garnet
Margaret
Anna Durein
Marjorie Hannaford
Porthind Ure
Wing's Point
Forest I. Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Cora
Cundy’s
Robert Jordan
AY Jordan
PY By Cotton
A. G. Deschenes
Frei Newell
A. M Blake
JF. Ey Jordan
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Thomas Patterson
Sterling Bille
Corliss Street
Miss Alla Belle Cornish
Hardines
David Crotkett
Parham
Megha
J. Or. Wyman
George Bowker
W. R. Bowker
Ralph Willis
Henry Minott
Agisaele, Wom Neat Aides
Srelse Eer, Stevens
Mrs. Perkins
Upton Cottage
Sebason Estates
Raymond Wyman
Arthur Bowker
Hattie Rogers
George IL. Cutting
Margaret Percy
Mr. Cutting
William Younger
Drummond Cutting
Gloucester
Mr. Heald
Althea Cutting
Dromore
George Daley
Denham
Reuben Fletcher
J. O. Wyman
Mr. Kenney
Mill House
Kenney
Grace Butler
Annie Hovey
Ezra Bowker
Hovey
New Hampshire
Charles Cutting
W. R. Dickinson Place
Everett A. Harrington
Eleanor
Eleanor Harrington
Hazel Parshley
Edward Sampson
Gordon Miller
Nellie Sparks
East Boston
Richard Mann
Hezekiah
George DeWolfe
Hazel Parsley
Bowdoinham
Winnegance
Albert Morse
Clara Gilman
William F. Willis
Alice Bowie
Walter Morse
George Charlson
Zina Malcolm
Roy Small
Jay
E. C. Dunning
James Morse
N. J
Mr. Morse
Salmon Cove
Clarence Lakin
Walter Perry
Seymour Hayden
Morse Farm
Myra Merritt
D. T. Percy
George Dennison
Madelyn
Freeport
George A. Merritt
Robert Spencer
Chicago
Llewellyn Adams
Myrtle Rideout
Wannigen
Walter Potter
F. C. Goddard
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Merié¢A
John Temple
Ruth Ericson
Winthrop
Myrtle
Jack
Miss Ericson
Capitol Island
Frank Jenkins
Merrill
Alhe Rich
Charles Hatch
Wilbur Stone
Molvin White
Pra Patel
P. Bates
Bowdoinham, ME
J. F. Upton
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