Georgetown Mystery Bared After Sunk Schooner Sighting
A Georgetown mystery unfolds after Byron Campbell spots a schooner anchored at Bark Beach and a new tender on the shore. Sails were later found at Black Rocks, with spars sawed above the deck, suggesting the Hogan schooner was sunk near shore. Investigators, including Almon Marr, search Five Islands for clues amid theories of insurance fraud or theft.
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Five Island
Popham
Erskine Field
Old Town House
Five Islands
Harry Horne
Lillian A. Berry
Harlan
Hayrack
Overlook
William A. Todd
Joseph F. Higgins
Bessie E. Todd
Todds
Hogan
Portland
Almon Marr
Oliver
Five Islands vacationing families depart for home
Mr Tucker and family leave Five Islands for Malden Massachusetts after visiting Mrs Ellen Hagan. Mr and Mrs Fred Morse of Malden depart with companions after touring Elbridge Mains home. Little Lulu Rowe remains with aunt Mrs Southard for Labor Day trip. Mrs Joseph Ferguson and Harold plus Wren of Middleton stay with Mrs Blaisdell in Maine. Mrs I P Quimby and Bessie Quimby of Malden visit Cornish Maine before returning home. Frank.
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Mr. Tucker
Ellen Hagan
Malden
Mass
Fred Morse
Elbridge Mains
Mr. Mains
Maine
Joseph Ferguson
Harold
Wren
Middleton
N. Y
J. E. Blaisdell
Wirst Weston Bo
Bath
Quimby
I. P. Quimby
Bessie
John Wentworth
Cornish
Frank
Miss Melba Praised for Conducting The Affair
The article credits Miss Melba with the manner of conducting the affair, highlighting her leadership and conduct as a major factor in its success.
Sebasco Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Mr and Mrs F W Ridley returned from Richmond camp meeting on Wednesday. Mrs Loton Wallace came back from Portland after a week away. Mrs T H Bartlett Miss Geal and baby Marion visited Sun days Harbor last week. Fishermen report good activity in the gully. G E Black and Chester Oliver led Hill Top meetings with the pastor away at camp. Mrs Lyman Alexander visits her mother, Mrs W S Harley this week. Mrs Peter Pierson of Portland visits her Sebasco family.
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Lelas Moshier
Idabelle Rowe
Gardiner
Frank McFadden
Maine General Hospital
John Hinckley
Bert Lewis
Myrtle
Somerville
Mass
Warner Lewis
Robert Hodgdon
Miss Thelma
Arthur William
Lester F. Davis
J. P. Lewis
Lolitta
Electa
Alice Pinkham
Elsworth Pinkham
Russel
Edith Marie
A. A. Marr
Barbara
Cleveland Rowe
Leslie
Virginia
Chester F. Davis
Aurelia
Kathleen
Woodrow Gray
Thelma
F. W. Ridley
Richmond
Loton Wallace
Portland
T. H. Bartlett
Miss Geal
Baby Marion
G. E. Black
Chester Oliver
Lyman Alexander
W. S. Harley
Peter Pierson
Sebasco
Freeman and Heath Wedding in Bowdoinham Brunswick
Miss Annie Palmer Freeman of Portland and Fred Despeaux Heath of Bowdoinham were married in Brunswick on Wednesday August 25 1915 by Rev Ayer Baptist minister. Mr and Mrs Fred Graves of Connecticut are visiting W J Graves. Mrs Prudence Purington is visiting in Portland for a few days.
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Brunswick
Mrs Mary F Cary Obituary of a Brunswick Resident
Mrs Mary F Cary widow of Samuel P Cary died early Sunday August 15 after a four day illness. Born Mary F Curtis in Brunswick on November 9 1845 she taught school in her youth and later worked in Lewiston. She married Samuel P Cary in 1875 and is survived by son Fred H Cary and daughters Alice M and Ella P. Also brother William Curtis. She belonged to Katahdin Commandery and Beacon Street Church. Funeral Tuesday from East Brunswick residence with Rev T N Kewley officiating. burial at Hardings Cemetery.
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League
Ruth Curtis
Miss Curtis
Little Grey Home
B. L Rich
Evangeline
E. D. Hooker
Edgar M_. Trafion
Rich
Starr of Red Riding Hood
Hooker
G. H. Grer
Lou Clarke
Trea
Trafton
Ror Newman
Walter Trafton
Everett
Boothbar
Nighi
Georgetown Center
Mary F. Cary
Samuel P. Cary
Mary F. Curtis
Brunswick
Lewiston
Topsham
Alice M
Ella P
Fred H
William Curtis
East Brunswick
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street Church
Hardings’ Cemery
Mrs Bolton Visits Sister as Edith Guests at Meadowbrook
Mrs A E Bolton of Portsmouth visits her sister Mrs J E Perry at Meadowbrook where Edith Bolton has been a guest since the first of July while her husband serves as engineer of the tug Portsmouth.
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A. E. Bolton
Portsmouth
J. E. Perry
Meadowbrook
For Sale Express or market item from Maine St Brunswick
For sale item built in Maine at 186 Maine St Brunswick. Contact C E T send, Maine 48tg.
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Maine
C. E. T Send
Maine St
Brunswick
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J. C. Bearse
New York
Steven T. Clarke
Brooklyn
Clarke Cottage
Mr. Clarke
Bermuda
Josephine H. Oliver
William A. Todd Harlan Trafton
Dorchester
Fred Files
Litte
Doroaks
Mr. Files
Ethel B
Todd
Kanbeck
Roxbury
Starzzret Wost
West Farm
Riggsville
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Brooklym
Frank Thompson
Elizabeth
Harry L. Horne
Towm
Horne
Norway
Bryant's Pond
Dixfield
Irvington
Anne M. Rush
Bertha Hedden
Frank H. Morrell
Cyrus W. Oliver
Marrtown
West Georgetown
Eugene M. Oliver
Anson B. Howard
Bristol, R. L
Howard
the Cove
Edwin H. Oliver
Roscoe P. Todd
Bar Harbor
Anna L. Read
Read's Point
Miss Ladd
First Baptist Church
Timothy I
Eugene M. Trafton
Island Falls
Browning
Thomas M. Hagan
Daniel Lester Petterngill
Frye
Harold Ward
Hiram G. Stevens
Z. Trafton Knight
Roy MacNewman
George Nagel
Edward
Hortense Ward
Shirley N. S. Hicks
Horace Cragin
Hattie E. Rowe
John E. Oliver
Working League
J. A. Dennis
Jack
Doris
A. M. Jones
Trenton
N. J
Etta M. Jones
Ettla Grey
Lester
Woodbury Frost
East Poland
Pearl C. Graves
Brookline, Mass
E. Dyer
Indian Point
Ernest Quimby
Bessie Baker
Jessie Noyes
Idlewild
Mary Harrington
William Rowe
H. S. Cragin
House OF Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer
Oakes Bros
Oxford
Big Values
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Conley’s Specialty Store
Miss Melba
Bowdoinham Post Road
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