Family History And Local Visits Across Meadowbrook
Piri Nelson purchased the Thones family homestead, thought to be over 175 years old, as Minott moved to accommodate the Win and their guests for Thanksgiving. Sunday visitors included Mrs. Carrie Little and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Little with James Little of Dromore. Andrew Black was at Meadowbrook with Bowie. they were guests of Mrs. Bowie along with Lester Oliver and Latgh ter in Spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca Minott
Winfe Ae
Reee
Carrie Little
Allen Little
James Little
Dromore
Andrew Black
Meadowbrook
Bowie
Ainner
Parcel Post Rules and Personal News Snapshot
Instructions detail parcel post rules including size weight and handling. A family note mentions Mr. and Mrs. J. K. John and daughter visiting. Mary Peterson of Mel Mass and Kenneth with Doris Pierce in Kittery. eight years since previous home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. John
Mary Péterson
Mel- Mass
Kittery
Kenneth
Doris Pierce
Newport
Thanksgiving visitors and river work noted in coastal town
Local social roundup lists out of town relatives and guests visiting residents for Thanksgiving including families from Hallowell New York and Bath. Collier Berwindvale discharged coal cargo at Kennebec Wharf while dredge and two tugs remained in Atkins bay en route to Waldoboro for river dredging amid rough seas and fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Waldoboro
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Visits Reported
Mrs John Wade of Parker Head attended a Thanksgiving dinner at Sewall C Moore home. Several locals from Parker Head and Bath visited or hosted gatherings including Sewall C Moore and family. Wolfeboro and Winchester residents planned winter stays while others made weekend calls on Bay View farm and Popham road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wade
Parker Head
Sewall C. Moore
Lewis Lowell
Small Int
George Stacey
Bath
Stanton Dozois
Julia Dozois
Laura E. Dustin
Chapman
Davis
Boston
Mass
Bay View Farm
Martin F. Goodwin
Wolfeboro
N. H
Lyle Goodwin
Winchester
Eric Carlson
Edward P. Thomas
Popham Road
W. Lowell
David ‘Harrington
Lewis
Robert Moore
Kenneth Wallace
Nancy
Donald Wallace
West Point
Moore Home
Florence Rollins
William Cushing
Wan Dannenfelser
T. Wyman
W. H. Wyman
Carolyn
Frances Morong
H. D. Manik, Jr
Carole
Dale
Sandra
H. D. Mank
Leo Hamel
Jean Hamel
U. S. Marines
Frank Mezenski
Mezenski
Atlantic City
N. J
J. D. Libby
Arthur Barkalow
Elizabeth Wyman
Nancy Lemont
Bath Passat
A. Libby
Julies Hallett
William Hallett, Jr
William Schreiter
Cathance
Forest Baker
Newport
Leslie Wade
Monticello
Bert Nisbet
Aroostook
Eugene Ross
Augusta
George Wilson
W. A. Lowell
Leslie Darling
Walter McCarthy
Chicago
Hotpoint Orp
Arthur Harrington
Schenectady
N. Y
Phippsburg
Bob Moore
Leston Harrington
Winfield Blair
Harrington
Millard Nadeau
Bath and Son
Ronald
Walter Cushing
Eugene Black
Carolyn Wallace
Cushing
Clarence Sheffield
Harpswell
Perkins’ Island
7Sorne
Topsin
Frank Burnell
Olive Deejay
William Burnell
Mary Ida
John Rollins, Jr
Alvin Rollins
George Jones
William Dube
Ellsworth Darling
Wallace Jenkins
Nancy Beath
Ape Belly Prest
Charlesnes
William Kraft
Brunswick
John Rollins
Ae Ie Belle
Charles Jace Kraft
Willa Ada
Honor
Grace J. Kraft
Bodwell Grange Holds Monthly Meets and Dec Fair
Bodwell Grange continues monthly meetings on the first and third Fridays. Fifteen members earned National degrees in Portland this month. A successful ex member benefit party featured a decorated hall, Beanos, cards, and refreshments. Bodwell Fair is set for December 6 at 5 pm with greeting cards, fancy work, cooked foods, and lunches plus games and grabs for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodwell Grange
Portland
Parker Head community notes and holiday gatherings
Local updates recount holiday events and fund contributions. Mrs Dannen and Mrs Raymond aided repair funds, a Parker Head rummage sale is slated for December 7, and numerous residents shared Thanksgiving and other visits across Bath Arcadia area. Several readings, dinners, and family visits are listed with multiple extended families and towns.
Local School Notes Highlighted by Student Wins and Plans
Miss Grace receives updates as Raymond Nisbet returns from Mount Vernon after Thanksgiving. Morse High students Gl ils, Lloyd, and others are mentioned along with Charles and Mary Anne Wyman and Patty Wy man. Robert Cushing won a spelling match in grade four Monday. Plans commence for the annual Christmas tree and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cushing
Bay Point fleet to move out weather permitting
Bay Point wipment of the Bay State and Construction Co. has been tied up at the mouth of the Kennebec for several days due to bad weather. Four scows a dredger and a tugboat expect to move out on Sunday to a Medomak river construction job near Waldoboro. Weather has been rainy and windy with rough seas and high surf hitting rocks and islands at the river mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State and Construction Co
Kennebecker
Medomak River
Waldoboro
Pictures at the schoolhouse to be taken this week
On the evening of December 16, pictures will be taken at the schoolhouse one day this week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Piri
Nelson
He Thones Family
Featurma Tra
Hartnett
Earle B. Perkins
New Brunsn
Lawrence Taylor
New York City
F. D. Scott
Beddington Robb
Thomaston
Ellison Moody
J. Clarence Perkins
Stanley
Lester Morse
Winnegance
Barbara Sprague
Yarmouth Academy
Walter Sprague
Blanchard Crowley
Bruce McInnis
Guy Wiley
Herbert
Duck
Thompson
Jerry Bath
Cox
Ralph P. Mank
Sprint Reet
Niversary Sthel Aa Wading Sini Vorsary
Ebraith
Dannen
Raymond
Parent- Teacher Association
D. Mank
Herman
J. Rollins
H. N. Doughty
Miss Grace
Raymond Nisbet
Mount Vernon
Morse High
Lloyd Cal ¢ Maritime
School of the Alow
Charles Wyman
Mary Anne Wyman
Patty Wyman
Bay Point
H. A. Spinney
Bath Memorial Hospital
Madison Moore
Madison, Jr
Clyde Pinkham
Veterans Hospital
Togus
LeRoy
Audrey
Ter
Clarence Kneeland
Vth
Garland
Scra
Wing
Elm Street Baptist Church
Claude Beal
Dalaiis
Clare Destood
Nequasset
Beal
Dale Hupp
Harmon's
Sandy MacDonald
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Leopold Morse
Griffon and
Clippercraft
Hickok
Front Street
Harmon’s, Inc
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