Lois Marr 73 Dies in Boothbay Harbor After Illness
Lois Ardelle Marr wife of Town Clerk Will T. Marr died at home in Boothbay Harbor after months of illness. Born in Georgetown she and her husband long ran in Boothbay Harbor where he has served as town clerk since 1889. She leaves son Roy P. Marr daughter Mrs. Arthur K. Purinton and sister Mrs. Lena Lewis. Funeral set Friday at 2 30 in Boothbay Harbor Congregational church. Deputy Collector Louis H. Veilleux of Augusta visiting Bath on official business.
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Lois Ardelle Marr
Will T. Marr
Boothbay Harbor
Georgetown
Joseph Rowe
Marr
Southport
Boothbay
First Congregational Church
Mt. Pisgah
Arthur K. Purington
Bath
Roy P. Marr
Lena Lewis
Malden
Mass
Congregational Church
West Bath social notes and camp gatherings
West Bath highlights include weekend visits by Rockland and Campbell's Pond families, Red Cross picnic plans, and multiple guests at Sabino, Birch Point, and New Meadows cottages. Local church services, craft repairs, and summer retreats mingle with holiday visits from Lewiston, Portland, Everett, Weymouth, and Malden residents.
Secret City Wedding at The Little Church Around the Corner
Miss Helen S. Cassidy of Augusta married Frederick Coonley Jr. of New York in a quiet ceremony at The Little Church Around the Corner in New York City. Rev H Lyman Johns officiated. the union had remained secret until recently.
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New York City
Helen S. Cassidy
Augusta
Frederick Coonley, Jr
New York
H. Lyman Johns
For Sale: Maine Coast Summer Home and Acreage
Classified notice offers a nine room hillside cottage with electric lights and running water, a small hotel near a top Maine coast beach, and development acreage. All properties feature ocean views. Inquiries to Box 26 Popham Beach Me.
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Maine
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Popham Beach
Richmond Maine notes and social roundup show many local activities
Florence Carrick and others from New Jersey and Massachusetts join a Rangeley Lakes motor trip. J H Ames and family attend Eames Ames reunion in Turner. Frank P Curtis, 79, dies on the state road after farming at the old home. Judge Ames handles a reckless driving case with suspended sentence. Numerous visits, travels, and social calls unfold across Bowdoinham and nearby towns with weddings, farm news, and camp notes.
Local Notices From Bowdoinham and Nearby Areas
Reports from Bowdoinham and surrounding towns note W S Given returning from Aroostook with grain and potatoes looking fine. Frank P Curtis, 78, died after a period of illness, leaving a widow and daughter. A range of visits and social rounds fill the week with family and friends from Portland Hollis Freeport and Round Pond. A minor accident left Mr Bushway with back injuries treated at Brunswick hospital.
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W. S. Given
Aroostook
Erland Curtis
The
Armour Co
Gertrude Cornish
W. J. Graves
Edgar Temple
Frank P. Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Merton Umberhind
Augusta
Will Curtis
Michigan
Curtis
Bath
Grange
Richmond Corner
Arthur O’brien
Portland
Herbert R. Heath
Tina Jack
George
Brown and Giles Wed in Local Baptist Parsonage
Charles M. Brown U S Customs inspector aged 28 and Eliza Giles 20 daughter of Mrs Nellie Giles of Southbay Harbor were married at the First Baptist parsonage on North street Thursday Aug 20 by Rev Sims. Isaac Coombs attended the couple. Brown is a son of Reuben M Brown of Covington Ky.
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Charles M. Brown
U. S
Eliza Giles
Nellie Giles
Southbay Harbor
First Baptist
North Street
Sims
Isaac Coombs
Reuben M. Brown
Covington
Woolwich Residents Host Weekend Guests At Multiple Homes
A string of visitors and guests fill Woolwich and nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Kennerson of Portland with Mr. Gould at Sagadahoc ferry, ex Senator Carlton and others at Moosehead Lake, and families in Nequasset and Westport.
Wiscasset Meeting Attendance and Local Visits
Wiscasset notes show attendees at a special Po monone meeting in Whitefield including Mr. and Mrs. J. F. White and several locals. Also reported are Mrs. George M. Sproul and daughter Elinor returning from Boothbay Harbor after visiting the Harris and West sisters.
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Whitefield
J. F. White
Alton E. Ames
Glanche Fowle
Jean Shea
Gertrude Munsey
Georgia Berry
Vinnie Quinnam
George M. Sproul
Elinor
L. M. Harris
Odbury West
Boothbay Harbor
Lincoln and Knox Pomonas Hold Joint Meeting
A joint gathering of Lincoln and Knox Pomonas met at Whitefield grange hall on Friday with speakers National Secretary Harry Caton State Master Crawford and Mrs Crawford. About 225 attendees enjoyed a dinner of baked beans salads sliced ham and assorted cakes and pies. The next Lincoln Pomona meeting will be at Huntoon Hill grange Wiscasset with Henry Dunnack state librarian as speaker.
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Lincoln and
Knox Pomonas
Whitefield Grange Hall
Harry Caton
Crawford
Local notes from Sheepscot Echo dated August 27 1892
Mrs. Arthur is seriously ill. Harry Greenleaf returned to Boston. Joseph Coffin is at home on vacation. Dr. Peaslee and wife went to Camden. Miss Sarah Burgess visits friends in Portland. F. E. Johnson and family to Boothbay. Miss Jennie Tucker visits relatives in Gardiner. Dr. Stedman of Needham Mass in town. Miss Eva Henderson visits Miss Edith Sawyer. Albert Erekin of Chicago visiting his mother. J. C. Budd Co. has steam on new mill boiler. New whistle sounds businesslike. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keating guests of Mr. Edmund R. Blinn. Large crew at work on schooner at Hobson Island. Jameline Dickinson visits relatives in Phippsburg. Frank Plumstead and Helen White go to Bates College Lewiston. Nettie Libby returns to Gray from Reed E. Brookings and family in Sambridge. W. C. Shea takes position in Boston printing office on Arch Street. The covering has been removed from
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Charles Stackpole
Rockland
Auburn
Methodist Church
Alvah White
White
Lewiston
Annie Staples
Bath
Staples
Birch Point
BE. W. Haggett
Arthur
Charles
Harold Haggett
Laura Lemont
Delmar Bates
Sabine
First Baptist Church of Bath
Emma Cox
New Meadows
Pierce G. Clinger
John Larrabee
Islington
Mas
Mgr
Larrabee
Con John
Clinger
Mis
Lucile Bliss
Portland
Barbara Bliss
Fred Toothaker
Malden
Mass
Craig Cottage
Henry Allaiie
Weymouth
Fred W. Larrabee
Norman Thomas
Stevens Cottage
Lillian Fahnley
Everett
Edwin Ahlin
Ronald Bonney
New Gloucester
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Wendall Daly
Myrtle
Myra Potter
Fred Richardson
Greene
Lowell School
Joseph Doucette
Freeport
Fred Brown
Evelyn Parkhurst
Revere
C. C. Chesley
Larrabee’s Grove
Mabel Reed
Waltham
West Bath
Red Cross
I. B. Neiley
Trufant’s Crossing
J. Everett Mayo
Luella Noyes
Rexford Clark
Noyes
Sapino
Elmer Hodgkins
Rangeley
Andrew Greene
Charles Bates
Beachmont
Bates
Sabino
William Corfield
Bertha Mae
Sophie Briggs
Adelaide Coombs
Fred Butler
Butler Cottage
Lewis Williams
Ralph
Louise
H. A. Owen
James Thorpe
High Street
Thorpe
Bernard Pratt
Florence Carrick
Jersey City
N. J
Grace Struck
Sarah. Temple
Lauraine Temple
East Orange
Ida Silverman
Newark
Isabel Kempton
Charles Fogg
Marshall Small
Edward Graves
Rangeley Lakes
J. H. Ames
Jessie Ames
Paul Ames
J. L. Sawyer
Forest Wall
Eames
Luther Curtis
Old Home
Maria Temple Curtis
M. R. Umberhind
Augusta
William Curtis
Detroit
Mich
Curtis
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Kennebec Lodge K
A. P. McWhorter
W. H. Gould
Bay View Cemetery
Florence Neff
Ellen Sparks
Cora Wilkinson
Turner
Harvey Ames
Ames
Isaiah Wallace
Gordon Wallace
Watertown
Judge Ames
Tenant's Harbor
Bridge Whist Club
Jane Brown
Verrill Place
Norman Curtis
Harold Varney
Lancaster Hospital
New Hampshire
Varney
State Road
Vera Hall
Moulton
Massachusetts
E. L. White
the Ridge
Farm Bureau
Gardiner
Raymond Holman
Richmond
Elizabeth Mitchell
Bowdoinham
Alice Mitchell
John Lannigan
Mitchell
Emily Chase
Town Hall
Fred Leavitt
Carvers Orchestra
Marshall Davis
Tenants Harbor
Robinson
Gertrude Robinson
Clara Fogg
R. D. Purinton
Gertrude Roux
Emma
John Blake
Worster House
Hallowell
Stanley Coolidge
Boston
Lorenzo Minott
Vinnie Denham
Fitzpatrick
Tyler House
Vine Street
Robert Hamlet
Davis Platz
Switzerland
Hamlet
Olive Andros
John Purington
Wisconsin
A. S. MacDougal
L. A. Pennell
Barbara
Newport
Viola Coombs
George Cutler
George Hamilton
Frances Adams
Fred _ Leavitt
Helen White
Bates College
Nettie Libby
Gray
Annie Lewis
Reed E. Brookings
Sambridge
Joseph Taylor
W. C. Shea
Arch Street
Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Echoes August 1906
Local items note taxes due, hot weekend weather, and a range of visits and travel. Horace Henderson returns from Canada. Ross Bailey sells honey and eggs in Boothbay Harbor. Rev. Fowles and Rev. Baker visit. A barn on the Alna road burned after a lightning strike. An Aug 27 excursion on the narrow gauge railway to Albion China and Winslow is announced.
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Fred Coffin
Albion
Horace Henderson
Davis Island
Canada
Wassimo
A. F. Sortwell
Camden
Ross Bailey
Boothbay Harbor
Charles E. Littlefield
Wiscasset
Music Hall
E. L. Hammon
Gus Johnston
Raymond Fowles
Greenville
Wellington Fowles
J. R. Baker
Rockland
Charles
Baker Homestead
John Munsey
Alna Road
Edna Hammon
Ablion
China
Winslow
Coffin Dow Reunion Marks 10th Anniversary at Anna Home
The Coffin Dow reunion celebrated its tenth anniversary at Stephen Odbury Coffin’s Anna residence with a large lawn table of famed family dishes. Officers for the year include Capt Warren Coffin as President and S Odbury Coffin as Vice President. The next meeting is set for June 22, 1932, at Clarence Coffin’s East Waldoboro home.
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Coffin- Dow
Stephen Odbury Coffin
Anna
Walter Coffin
Capt
Charles Coffin
Guy Cunningham
Leon
Doris
Boothbay
Charles Coffin, Jr
Elden
Lawrence
Albion
Lloyd Meader
Mervin
Reginald Waterville
Clarence Coffin
Muriel
Bud” Lermond
East
Waldoboro
Robert Coffin
Maxine
Charles Dunton
Harry
DeForest Munsey
Alden
John H. Dow
Hathaway Robinson Wedding in Somerville Ceremony
Miss Shirley Mae Hathaway of Saga more and George M. Robinson of Somerville were married Saturday afternoon at four at the Beacon Street M I parsonage. Rev Weston P Holman performed the double ring service. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Edward Erickson. The bride wore green with matching accessories and the couple will reside in Somerville after a brief wedding trip.
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Shirley Mae Hathaway
Sagamore
Mass
George M. Robinson
Somerville
Beacon Street
M. I
Weston P. Holman
Edward Erickson
Dromore Wins Farm Bureau Growth After Auburn Meeting
A meeting in Auburn planned a Maine Farm Bureau drive for members. Dromore Farm Bureau added 12 new members the next day and has 16 prospects to interview. A Bangor taxidermist reports the largest Sailfish ever caught, 10 feet 8 inches long and 180 pounds, caught by William M. Gray at the Pearl Islands off Spain.
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Auburn
Maine
Dromore Farm Bureau
Bangor
William M. Gray
Pearl Islands
Spain
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