Georgetown Working League Sale at First Baptist Vestry
The Working League held its annual sale and a super Tuesday in Georgetown Center, despite ice cream delivery issues and no candy or lemonade booths. Net proceeds exceed $100 as Rev. W. T. Boyd continues a Sunday series on the Ten Commandments and local social life includes visits, bridge incidents, and blueberry crop chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
West Georgetown
W. T. Boyd
James Oliver
Lynn
Everett Campbell
Robinhood
George Delano
Harrington
Mr. Boyd
Woolwich Social Notes and Red Cross Fund Drive
Woolwich residents host guests from Bath Portland and Dresden while many attend lawn parties and visits. A Sasanoa Bluffs Red Cross fundraiser draws crowds from Bath and Woolwich with music decorations and a cake table. Locals share visits, travel reports, and family news across towns including Boothbay Harbor Gardiner and Bangor.
Arrowsic Farmer Reports War Wheat and Turkey Prospects
J. S. McFarland of Arrowsic formerly of Bath showed a war wheat sample from his farm. He planted about an acre and hauled in five horse loads, estimating 40 to 50 bushels. Thresher John Savage will process it for Waterville flour. He also has 50 turkeys and expects strong Thanksgiving demand. Maine once marketed wheat and turkeys more, but attention has declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. McFarland
Arrowsic
Bath
John Savage
North Woolwich
Waterville
Maine
Our Own People and Local Visitors Return Home
Charles Oliver of Lynn goes to Gloucester for a two week visit with old friends after six weeks in the city as a guest of relatives. Miss Ella Rice of Park Street, teaching at Ham Hill school East Brunswick, plans a week vacation before resuming Brunswick teaching duties. The Footer family celebrates five sons in shipbuilding service with a service flag. L. L. Swett families return from a 560 mile motor tour with guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Landers. Miss Gertrude Dillon arrives at Gale hospital and heads to Popham for vacation, with sister and mother in Philadelphia. House at Washington and Oak now a community house for ship workers. Various relatives and friends, and New Meadows Inn gatherings noted among residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Earl Hagan
Hagan
Mr. Boyd
Katharine Hagan
Arrowsic
Robinhood
Tabor
Apidgnam
Boston
James Parks
Quincy
Morse Cottage
E. A. Williams
Adelmessey
Ferdinand P. Brilmayer
Portland
Mr. Williams
Carrie Massey
Rochester
Minn
Charlotte Staples
Somerville
Georgetown Center
Edgar N. Patterson
Augusta
Pickers
Charl& Hinckley
Lloyd
Doris
Asbury Bailey
Joseph Carlton
Southport
Ellen Bailey
Milton
Melvin
Boothbay Harbor
Etta Brookings
Gardiner
O. C. Nutting
Bar Harbor
Lincoln Bailey
Clare Freeman
C. A. Walker
Moatsweag
Cushman’s Mountain
F. W. Cate
Dresden
Scott Bailey
Montsweag
Red Cross
Percy
Jay Bailey
Wiscasset
Beatrice Clisby
Eva Gorham
Rebecca Nash
Mildred Holbrook
Ella Carlton
Irene
Eva Carlton
Bangor
Norman R. Hamilton
U. S. Cavalry
Newport News
Sasanoa Bluffs
Charles Hayward
Homer
Everett Trott
U. S
Kate Trott
Eugenia Bartlett
Charlotte
Helen
Warren Ayer
Bath
Frank Card
Henna Dana
Florence Baker
Clarence Baker
Maria Wright
C. W. Wright
Eric Robertson
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Kennebec
Woodbury Merrill
Bayonne
N. J
Harriet Hathorne
Dr. King’s Hospital
Woodfords
Hattie. Howe
W. R. Calder
Marcia Stinson
Elizabeth Webber
Josephine Walker
McDonald
Alfred Ames
Winship Reed
Flushing
Long Island
Captain Day
Woolwich
Red Cross Fund
Roland Beals
Vera Dexter
Fred Carlton
Charles Sheridan
Horace Locke
Waldo Hathorne
Clyde Depuy
Ossian Dodge
E. W. Dexter
Frank Lawrence
Vera
Academy
Sarah Brooks
Shirley Brooks
Cam
South Methodist Church
Nequasset
J. N. Palmer
Frank Carter
Julia
Livermore Falls
Stephen Pashard
Alfred
C. F. Lilly
Yarmouth
Gustavus Perkins
A. B. Thwing
Fannie Keene
Massachusetts
Reed Mains
Florence Leighton
Henry Shaw
Jennie Shaw
Alice
William Harriman
John Rice
Sarah Bagley
Charles Oliver
Lynn
Gloucester
Ella Rice
Park Street
Percy's
Brunswick
Ham Hill
Joseph E. Footer
Hardings
Eugene
Louis
Edward
George
Samwel
Worcester
Camp Devens
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Rye
Hampton
Salisbury
Frank Landers
Mass
Popham
Torrey Cottage
Miss Dillon
Philadelphia
Anna
Wanamaker’s
Philadelphia School of Design For
Washington and
Oak Streets
Z. B. Wiggin
Minnie Webb
Dana Burton
A. L. Groves
Freedom
New Meadows Inn
W.if
Stevens
L. L. Lermond
BE. B. Lermond
Mabel Rogers
Miss Webb
Lydia Stevens
Stevens Bungalow
High Street
Frank Low
Thompson Bros
Louis Hagan
Pauline Hatch
Mises Marie Anderson
Edyth Blewett
Florence Dunton
Portia Clough
Brookline
Helen Twitchell
Haddonfield
Hatch
Alice Frazer
William McAuliffe
York Street
Fred Frazer
Harold
McAuliffes
Edward L. Montgomery
Eggomoggin
New Meadows
Oakledge Casino
Five Islands Grange Fair Draws Big Attendance
The second annual Grange fair at the Grange Hall drew strong crowds despite a heavy thunderstorm. Donations flowed from vendors and volunteers. gross receipts reached 208.49 with notable profits from apron and flower sales. Rev. Chester Emerson and Rev. Nehemiah Boynton spoke in a week of activities and a closing sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Blaisdell
A. E. Holland
Addie Davis
Ben
E. P. Pierce
Nellie Reid
Grange
Chester Emerson
Detroit
Mich
Nehemiah Boynton
Bowdoin Opens Sept 26 for War Use No Fraternity Houses
President Kenneth C. M announces Bowdoin College will open September 26 for strictly war purposes. No fraternity houses or house dances this winter. Fraternity members to live in dormitories. no house parties. Also notes Charles Low on vacation in Skowhegan and Mrs Eugene Johnson visiting in Lemont Street Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. M
Sills
Bowdoin
Bath
Charles Low
Bath Savings Institution
Skowhegan
Eugene Johnson
Brooklyn
Isaac N. Bowker
Lemont Street
Bath social set sails and engagement news mix in coast visit
Mrs Minnie Roderick returns from a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Peter Hynes of New London Conn to Five Islands where guests included Miss Carrie Stevens and Miss Carolyn Stevens. The Horton speed boat Avalon makes a Bath Augusta round trip of 32 miles in two hours inspiring local chatter. engagements are announced in Omaha Mrs G J Ingwersen proclaims Helen Brown to Milton Shaw Kimball of Bath with Lieut Kimball serving in Camp Jackson North Carolina after Balloon Company duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Elisha Field
L. H. Rowe
Manfred S. Newdick
Madge O'Brien
Etta Quimby
Malden
Mass
Edward M. Horton
New York
Horace Cole
Raymond Reid
Portland
Ethel
Harry Daugherty
Avalon
Penn
E. M. Horton
Carrie
Carolyn Stevens
Carie Stevens
Stevens
J. B. Horton
Minnie Roderick
Peter Hynes
New London
Conn
J.B. Horton
Chicago
Five Islands
Carrie Stevens
Cambridge
Lenora Knight
Westport
Alice Clarkin
Waterville
Richard ‘Hayes
Horton
Augusta
Bath
Austin Cary
E.C. Plummer
Bowdoin
Cary
George F
Omaha
Nebraska
G. J. Ingwersen
Helen Brown
Milton Shaw Kimball
Kimball
Fred H. Kimball
High Street
41St Balloon Company
Camp Jackson
N. C
Westminster School
Simsbury
William N. Cu
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Verna Wright
Somerville Mass
D. Wylie Lemont
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Miss Wright
E. Mason Wright
Washington Park
William D. Goodman
W. W. Chaney
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Irma Farrar
Massachusetts General Hospital
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