Georgetown Notes of Social Visits and Local News
The Working League met at Mrs Harold J Brown's home with president Mrs Bowen visiting after an absence. Several residents were listed as visiting, moving, or traveling between Bath Woolwich and Robinhood with various family updates and new electricity at the local post office noted.
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Working League
Harold J. Brown
Bowen
O. Browne
Gladys Tadllett
Golding Sons
M. G. Sparks
Bath
SW. Scott
Regina Deling
Marion Hunt
Woolwich
W. C. Oliver
Gladys Oliver
Bay Point Road
Mixx Ida Lewis
Five Islands
Westport
Medford
Martha Bowen
C. J. Hinckley
Harold 4. Brown and Son Junior
Ferris Leonard
George Laskey
Boston
I. V Billings
W. CC. Todd
Ralph Scott
Melrose Highhods
Mass
Wilisin Todd
Annie M. Jones
Robinhood
New Jersey
Jones
Jo Annistuxs Dennis
Trenton
S.A. Morrell
Irvington
Edith Treat
Germantown
1. Myers
Spotswood
N. J
Roscoe DP. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Carrell Powers
Ida Hooker
Cambridge
David Standish
Sheepscat
W. OC
Todd
Frexeon
Melrose Highhlends
George Smith
Cendulice
Tesatio Drake
Indian Point
Flof. Hunt
Arlene
B.C. Higgins
Alice Scott
Ralph
Walter Cummings
James Stevens
Gilbert Guinnell
Waltham
T. O. Williams
Cushing Sentenced to Eight Months and Probation
Christopher J. Cushing received eight months in Augusta jail on Saturday and was placed on a one year probation by Judge Jd. J. Keegan.
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Christopher J. Cushing
Augusta
Jd. J. Keegan
Fine Christmas Party by DAR Members
About 30 members of Colonel Dune mev Sewall chapter gather at Miss Lucy K. Kimball’s home for the December meeting held as a Christmas party. Two new members admitted and one name presented. Next meeting at Central parish house with Prof. Wilmot Mitchell from Bowdoin as speaker. members may invite three friends.
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Dune Mev Sewall
CLAI
Lucy K. Kimball
High Street
Miss Kimball
Margaret Foots
Central Parish House
Wilmot DB. Mitchell
Bowdoin College
Clara Fogg
Thowdeinham
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Olaf
Emily Rideout
Yuletide
Baysland
Nihel Willes
Germany
Agnes Iumphreys
Scandinavia
Stella Given
Russia
Valestine
Meanee
Italy
Spain
Margaret Henderson
America
Drive For Y Fund Exceeds Sum Sought And Honors Local Donors
Final figures show the drive raising 276 250 dollars, surpassing the target. The list of contributors includes local residents, teachers, and officials plus Rockland mayor James P. Carver and Howard, long-time friends from the Spanish-American war era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duvald. Howard
James P. Carver
Rockland
Howard
Carver
Moonlight Ten formed in Richmond with Christmas tree planned
The Moonlight Ten club formed at the South End met at Mrs Sherman Denham’s home for a business gathering and games. They will hold a Christmas tree and supper at Miss Ethelyn Johnson Dee’s home on December 16 with gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Sherman Denham
Ethelyn Johnson Dee
Ek. T. Whitney and Son
Alexander Parks
Newton Center
Mass
Augustus Johnsen
Cyrus Thurlow
Erwin Thompson
Wiscasset
Josie Johnsen
Olive Grundy
Waterville
DL AL Cate
Dresden
Vriday
Don Cate
Springer Street
FL Sedgley
Boston
Augustus Johnson
Pleasant Street
Walter Pinkham
Robert Stewart, Jr
Augusta
Methodist Church
Leon Ray Livingston
Bart Frost
Deyres
Richmond Lodge
FL & AL
Aostill
Charles Utter
High Street
Joseph Costellon
Maude Montague
Boynton Street
Maine Vibre Co
North Front Street
W. White
Chestnut Street
Leslie Burnell
Spruce Street
Orrin Sidelinger
Bath Industrial Plant Employees Receive Insurance Policies
Employees of the Commercial Trading Co in Bath were presented with life insurance policies as year end gifts. Mayor Cahill and General Manager Noyes announced policies scaled by service length, with office staff and managers in Class 2 eligible for up to 1500. The Certificates, issued by Travelers Insurance Co, covered Bath and New England branches as part of a company wide program.
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The
Commercial Trading Co
Com
Sereis
Charles HE Cahill
Bath
School Street
Noyes
Cahill
New England
Travelers Insurance Co
Besse
Tati
Baltimore & Ohio October earnings dip year over year
The Baltimore & Ohio reports October earnings fell from last year with gross at 21,952,261 and net operating income at 4,507,950. For ten months, total earnings reach 40,902,504 versus 45,181,271 in 1926. Czechoslovakia ranks as a major beet sugar producer in Europe.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Community notes from Five Islands and surrounding towns
Local items include George C L Hicks Jr sending funds for Christmas gifts for children through T E Rowe, Sagadahoc Pomona event in West Bath, Bath shopping, winter plans in La Jolla and Beaufort, visitors and family news, rehearsals for a Christmas concert, subscriptions to Nature Magazine for the orange library, Ladies' Aid apron sale at the grange, and various visits and crafts in Georgetown Center, Robinhood, and MoueMiahhan Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George CL Hicks, Jr
la Jolla
Cal
T. EL Rowe
Hicks
Rewe
J. B. Whaisdell
Isabel J. Stevens
J. G. Stevens
Sagadahoc Pomona
West Bath
J.T. MacMahan
Arabine Gray
Vernon Gray
Bath F
Lester Lewis
Oan
Reed
Bath
Marion Stevens
Z. G. Stevens
Iva Cromwell
Georgetown Center
Mildred Pinkham
J. 2
Horton
Beaufort
S.C
Dave
Orange Library
Grange
Toa Cromwell
Percy Savage
Wittery
Modiste Bath
Gertrude Carr
Charles Camp
Dell
Robinhood
Ralph Chivis
MoueMiahan Island
Public school evening sessions attract large attendance
The last evening session at North Grammar School drew strong turnout as Supt. Wilson noted nearly 1170 parents attended. Teachers demonstrated regular class methods, showing how the schools operate and offering the public a closer view of public education.
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Los
North Grammar School
Wilson
Tis
Fuet As Nearoas
T. W. Hyde Camp Elects Officers for the Year
The T. W. Hyde camp Sons of Veterans auxiliary held its annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year. Ruth Warner was named president, with Gertrude Wakefield and Sadie Gereelon as vice presidents and treasurer respectively. Other posts include Florence Robinson as patriotic instructor, Edith Miller as first color guard, Lucilla Blake as assistant guard, and Helen McIntosh as inside guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Goa
Rehall
To Day
Ruth Warner
Gertrude Wakefield
Sadie Gereelon
Lucilla Blake Trust
Helen McIntosh
Patriotic
Florence Robinson
Sadie Gareelon
Eleanorlake
Lucilla Blake
Edith Miller
Ethel
Local Radio Interference Plagues Tate Bath Fans
Radio listeners in Tate Bath report local interference over five nights, with buzzing near ten pm preventing tuning. The problem appears local to certain homes and suburbs, and residents are urged to contact Smalls Radio Shop to locate and fix the cause.
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Tate
Bath
Center Street
Tadio
Smalls Radio Shop
Railroads Report Declines in October Net Incomes
New York Central Railroad October net operating income dropped to 4404066 from 5865205 year ago. Pennsylvania Railroad showed a sharp fall to 144428 from 18703160 previously.
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New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woman Climbs Ice Clad Kilimanjaro Sets Remarkable Peak Feat
Reports say a London girl aged about one fought snow and ice to reach Kilimanjaro's summit. The famed Africa peak, once doubted by English scientists, was finally conquered after prior attempts by Meyer's party and others. Kilimanjaro later fell under German East Africa then British Tanganyika after World War I.
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London
Herses
Kilimanjare
Africas
England
Englund
TSG
Karl von der Decken
Johann Rebmenn
Tavis Geographical Society
Rebmann
Krapf Ludwig
America
Taylor
Africa
Charles New
Joseph Thompson
Royal Geographical Society
Count Telehi
Hans Meyer
Kilimanjaro
Ludwig Wurtscheller
Usas
Germany
City Hall project advances with Davenport estate plan
The finance committee recommends a Davenport Memorial City Hall costing about 775000 with a 160000 bond issue and a 10000 bequest. It would occupy a Davenport estate site, include civic offices and a small public hall, and bears the Davenport Memorial name.
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Davenport
Dath City Hall
Charles H. Cahill
St.th
Charles AL Cahill
Rupert H. Baxter
J. Edward Drake
John W. Gilmore
Treas
Ralph K. Hall
Obituary notices for Jacob Panes and Archibald Main
Jacob N L Panes 47 died Tuesday morning after two years of ill health. A native of Pleasant River Nova Scotia he moved to Bath 30 years ago and worked as a ship carpenter and later as a mate on the State ferry. He belonged to Acadia lodge SK of VP and is survived by his wife and siblings. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at his home. Archibald M Main Bath Tron Works Corp. vice president naval architect longtime Bath friend with Groton ties. married Mary Jane Avery of Groton sister of Judge Christopher L. Avery.
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Ladies’ Aid of
Enterprise Grange
Grange Hall
Ray Powers
Lewiston
Town
W. T. Johnson
Dresden
Richmond
Saturda
Alfred Vietone
Gardiner
Emeth
Ro & AL Mi
Hen. Stilphen
Litchfield
Edmond Gia
Camden Hospital
T Jiers
Augusta
Margaret Grover
PS. Coughlin
George Coughlin
Mr. Coughlin
Rockland
Don Cate
Airfield
John Pinkham
Coward Trott
Porthind
George Clouston
Glendale
Cal
Roger Pierce
Clorchester
Mass
Margaret Scott
Veuzie
Ora Reed
Janesville
Wis
Lyte Lint
John Riley
New York
Mes
Ida Mae Basten
Intege
Tuston
Gloucester
Rosenblake
Charlotte
Johnson) Morse
John Grant
Richmond Corner
da McMaster
Dunston, Conn
James Burns
Lanun
Archie McMaster
Mather
Rachel Carter
New Hampshire
Or. W. Haynes
Bath
Joseph
Herbert Stewart
Orleans
Nettie Stewart
Connecticut
Pond Road
Lillian
Edith Oliver
Jack
Leon Ladd
Marry P. Morin
George LD. Clouston
Southard
Vis
Mary Hunnewell
Solon
Charles Howes
Elizabeth Caswell
Venzie
Georgian Merrick
Bark Cronk
Parmington
Vee
Charles Alexander
Marion MehRenney
Brunswick
Ida Chom
Mondin
Woolwich
Stephen
Chira ¢i Brailey Blackmoan
Miss Solth
Methodist Shurch
Maple Grove Cemetery
Tsane Yo Wall
Albert Tf. Trodedon
Guardinerond
Samuel Moore
Harold Wall
Leslie Po Roberts
Jacob NL Panes
Mr. Maney
Pleasant River
N.S
Tie
Acadia Lodge, SK
Granite Street
Archibald M. Main
Bath Tron Works Corp
Mliny
Groton
Conn
Groton Tron Works
Main
Mary Jane Avery
Christopher L. Avery
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Ao Friend
Bernadine OS. Fiten
John Shaw
Henry GG. Trodgden
Tiarry
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Walter J. Whitney
William T. Simall
Friend
John Wy Cummings
Raymond H. Troi
Louise S. Fuller
George &. Dearborn
Trenry OC. Wright
Morse High
Scott
I. FL Gannon
Roland H. Smith
Post
Edward Sewall Treas
Clarence Kk. Reed
William S. Newell
Camilla A. Sewall
Emma H. Moses
Edwin Pinson
B.D. Pherdin
Carroll Watser
Evangeline M. Haynes
J. Davilands Torrey
Fred D. Hill
P. D. Lane
Edward W. Hyde
Tia
Fred S$ Curtis Crick
Centre ST
Morgan
Czechoslovakia
T. W. Hyde Camp
ATH
Opera House
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatton
Keith
Equator
Duavenport
Stoo
Charles G. Loring
Water Street
Reston
Tedin
Sagadahoek Real Estate Association
Drivenport
Kennebee Rar Con
ALG. Page Heirs
Gediman Bros. Clothiers
George Tinney
Fred HH. Thompson
Gibbons Coal Co
James B. Young
City Hall
Bank Block
Davenport Avenue
Mitchell’s Lane
Broad Street
Jacob A. Fancy