Winnegance News Lords and Ladies of the Grippe
Illness sweeps Winnegance with grippe and tooth trouble. Mrs Alfred Oliver hosts Ladies Aid as Obadiah Trask, a Bath native and Winnegance pillar, dies at 95 after a long illness. Community prayer meetings praise Rev Lawrence Greenwood and local evangelism. School and town activities resume as patients recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Morse
Alfred Oliver
Ladies’ Aid
Walter Morse
Richard Mann
Lovina
Parker Head
Jennie Franks
Central Maine Hospital
Lewiston
Frank Perry
Byron F. Barker
Bath
Lester Perry
Randolph
Albert Lakin
Albert Morse
People’s Baptist Church
Lawrence Greenwood
Greenwood
Winneganee
Corliss
People’s
Opera House
Massachusetts
Myra Rice
South Street
Robert Spencer
Chicago
Bessie Hunt
Oak St
Weston Bonney
Obadiah Trask
Winnegance
Mr. Trask
Edgecomb
William Rogers
Labhs
West Bath Notes Local Visits and Winter Ice Work
Miss Josie Winter visits Amherst and Mead neighbor Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Payson while Mrs. Gowen keeps house in Woolwich. Ice cutters led by Ernest Williams begin Campbell's Pond work with 14 inch ice, aided by Holbrook and Coombs. Posts of illness, school visitors, and residents traveling to Portland, Freeport, Lisbon Falls, and Augusta mark a week of community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Winter
F. W. Fowler
Amherst
Gertrude Payson
Meard
M. A. Gowen
Woolwich
Margaret Bates
Sabine
Bath
Freeman
Campbell’s Pond
Ernest Williams
William Hol ¥Brook
Robert Coombs
Dora Austin
Berry’s Mills
Freeport
Lisbon Falls
Marilla Chase
Benjamin Berry
J. C. Larrabee
E. J. Allen
Russia
Sophie Higgins
Clark, Hollis Shoe Company
Auburn
Ethel Lemont
George Graham
Topsham Jis
Sylvanus Pennell
Mona Wyse
Central Maine Company
Augusta
Della Gaudreau
Philadelphia
Herbert White
Lowell School
West Bath
George Bridgham
Parker Adams
Annie Wylie
Henry Galt
J. B
J. M. Lemont
Minnie Main Farwell
Cumberland Center
Lorenzo D. Farwell
Mr. McCann
Portland
McCann
E. Reed Main
West Woolwich
C. M. Main
Nashua
N. H
Abbie Allen
Mrs. Etta Cromwell Illness Reported In Westport
Mrs. Etta Cromwell was very sick last Saturday needing a physician. Dr. Leathers attended her. Guy Judkins was in Wiscasset last Friday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Greenlaan
Leavitt
Archie Higgins
Wiscasset
Lester Hodgdon
Eaton
A. B. Gove
Carrie Falcon
Helena Higgins
Ernest Colby
Melvin Cromwell
Guy Judkins
Eaton Farm
M. A. Cromwell
Etta Cromwell
Leathers
Last Journeys of Jesus at Universalist Church
The next in the series of pleasant Sunday evening services will be given on February 6 at the Universalist Church. The program titled The Last Journeys of Jesus features 50 views.
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Universalist Church
Jesus
Woolwich Notes Mention Deaths and Local Happenings
Local Woolwich items report deaths of Mrs. Minnie Main Farwell and attorney Charles A. Macurda, Mill shifts moving to Gilmore lot, school disruptions from grippe, and social events. Community notes include visits, new purchases, and Grange installation with officers named.
Charles McKinney Burns Foot Cutting Wood in Woods
Charles McKinney suffered a severe foot cut while cutting firewood in the woods. Mrs. Louise Murphy slipped on the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKinney
Louise Murphy
Local Harpswell Notes Highlight Injuries Visits and Visits
Miss Sadie Pye sprained knee requiring Dr. Williams after skating incident. Marion Bartlett recovering from scald injuries. Mrs. W. S. Harley and daughter M rs Lyman Alexander visited Candy's Harbor. James Pennell back from Portland visit with sister. Bertie Alexander in Harpswell last week. Mrs. Raymond Davis visiting father John Morgan in Portland. Candy's Harbor residents attend Hill Top lovefeast with Rev J House and others. Mrs. F W Ridley led Sunday Hill Top meeting. Mystic Bell captain John Coffin at Sebasco Home. Mrs. Charles Kheeling visiting her mother Mrs James Wallace in East Harpswell. Daniel Harley chopping wood for Zina Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Pye
Dr. Williams
W. S. Harley
Candy’s Harbor
Lyman Alexander
Marion Bartlett
James Pennell
Portland
Bertie Alexander
Harpswell
Raymond Davis
John Morgan
J. House
William Alexander
Arthur Darling
John Morgan, Jr
Lovefeast
F. W. Ridley
John Coffin
Mystic Bell
Sebasco
Charles Kheeling
East Harpswell
James Wallace
Daniel Harley
Zina Butler
Parcel post marketing guidance for farmers and consumers
Farmers and housewives can use parcel post to buy and sell country produce. Farmers' Bulletin 703 explains rates, container types, packing methods, grading, and pricing to ensure fresh, attractive goods reach customers, stressing appearance, mutual understanding, and clear duties for remittances and returns.
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The
Bulletin
Parcel Post
Solar Lodge Installs Officers in 200-Plus Ceremony
Solar Lodge No. 14 F and A M held a grand installation in the lodge room Wednesday night witnessed by members and their ladies, with over 200 in attendance. The program included an orchestra, readings, a duet by Mr and Mrs Berry, and installation of Rupert C. Cowles as W M and Raymond B. Welch as an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
No. 14
A.M
P.M. Walter S. Glidden
P.M
D. L. Wilson Marshal
Sylvester H
Rowland Duet
B. H. Berry Reading
Ralph Solo
Berry Reading
Ralph
Rupert C. Cowles
W.M
Raymond B. Welch
Solar Lodge installs officers and honors past masters
S. W. and Arthur E. Baum among officers including J. W. Fred D. Hill treasurer and Albert L. Strout secretary. After installation, JLIM LeMont served refreshments and a social hour followed. Active past masters listed: H A Duncan, James B Wescott, R W W Scott Shorey, John R Knowlton, Oscar F Williams, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
H. A. Duncan
James B. Wescott
R.W.W. Scott Shorey
John R. Knowlton
Oscar F. Williams
George E. Litchfield
Herbert L. Grinnett
Howard B. Johnson
Langdon T. Snipe
Walter S. Glidden
N. Gratz Jackson
Henry R. White
Sylvester H. Rowland
Victor H. Paquet
Arthur J. Smith
Ralph H. Dunton
Burleigh Leaves Augusta for Washington and Senate Session
United States Senator Edwin C. Burleigh departed Augusta for Washington after weeks of illness kept him from Congress. Though improving, he remains weak. officials expect the Washington climate to aid recovery. He travels with Mrs. Burleigh, two daughters, and son-in-law Dr Richard H. Stubbs who will stay in Washington through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edwin C. Burleigh
Augusta
Congress
Washington
New England
Burleigh
Carrie B. Martin
Death of Maude Emeline Soiett obituary
Obituary from Lynn reports the death of Maude Emeline Soiett daughter of Mrs Joseph Soiett formerly of Bath now in Lynn She died Thursday and her remains will be brought home for interment She cared for her ill mother for two weeks and contracted pneumonia She lived in Lynn eight years previously worked in Boston Bath friends remember her warmly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Maude Emeline Soiett
Joseph Soiett
Miss Soiett
Boston
Bath
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Westport
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Farwell
Minnie Main
McKay’s Mill
Nequasset
Gil‘more
Isabel Reed
Charles Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Alma Trott
R. Main
Cumberland
L. D. Farwell
Wesley Pashard
Armstrong
Joseph Groves
David G. Munsey
Stott
Nequasset School
Clarence
Lemuel Preble
Lewis Varney
Saver
McKay
Woolwich Grange
Charles M. White
Bowdeinham
White
Carroll Soule
Hester Little
Bristol
Will Baker
Edgecomb Grange
Asbury Bailey
J. E. Fullerton
Newman Getchell
Clinton Bailey
Ceres
Pomona
G. M. Stinson
Sebenon Hall
Dexter Baker
Kuppenheimer
Earl and Wilson
Oakes Bros
America
Eee
John J.desmond Co
Independent
Miss Maude BE. Soiett
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