Happenings of the Week in Phippsburg
George Wyman and Arnold C Morse hauled shingles from Winneganee to Small Point for Bodwell Grange hall shingling. Town notes mention minor repairs, school teaching changes, busier shipyard, and potential Winnegance bridge plans with local grange meetings and a Morse estate sale likely to follow Albert Morse’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wyman
Arnold C. Morse
Winneganee
Small Point
Bodwell Grange
Meadowbrook Road
Fred H. Weisham
Alvah Holbrook
James H. Cutting
Sebasco States
John Malis Herbert
Bowker
Harrison MeIntire
William MeIntire
Elbridge Wallace
Fred Mitchins
Frant
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as internally acting and effective for catarrh. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and F J Cheney & Co claim the firm is reputable and able to meet obligations. Testimonials are promised, with price seven shillings per bottle and sales through druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesale Druggista
News of Winnegance social notes and local updates
Ray Oliver returns to Quincy after vacation with parents Alfred and Molly Oliver. Frank Trask returns to North Conway from Thanksgiving in town. Mrs. John M. Skhofield and Mrs. Alex Knight ill at home. Miss Frances Parks recovering from appendicitis with surgery at Central Maine General Hospital. Miss Kate Spinney visits Georgetown home of Captain Eugene Spinney. Winneganee sewing circle meets at Emeline Williams home. Gertrude Williams visits sister Mrs. Charles H. Williams in Lewiston. Charlie B. Williams returns from West Hath. Creek frozen to Reach. ice an inch thick, later broken by tide. Children enjoy first skating on Conant pond. Miss Hettle Morse resumes duties at Leonard's Bakery after vacation. School closes next Friday for Christmas. Boxers who cut foot at Pitch Pine Hill now recovered. Harold McCutcheon ill in Chelsea naval hospital. Mrs. Bert Manson spent days in Boston. her husband's tug in port there. Last motorboats hauled out. Winneganee fleet in winter quarters. Church service held. sermon by Rev. N. B. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Cook move to Keene NH. Annie Trask to accompany them. Fred S. Coombs took postmaster exam. Etella Watta of Boston visiting aunt Freymour Hayden. Mrs. William Talbot returns from Portland. Miss Nancy E. Trask back from Damariscotta. No base caught in creek this fall. Something unusual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Stevens
Chicopee
Mass
Walter Bowker
Bessie Dickinson
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
West Bath
Winneganee
James McLaughlin
Boston
John McLaughlin
Elijah D. Clifford
James
Maria Perry
Arrowale
George Howard
Lizzie Tarbox
Lewister
Charlotte C. Ortiz
Malaga
Henry M. Heald
Williame
Herbert
Bowkers
Bowdoin
Fred L. Parks
Lewiston
Frances
Central Maine General Hospital
Miss Parks
Alex Knight
E. M. Fuller
Kate Spinney
Georgetown
Eugene Spinney
Winneganee Sewing Circle
Conant Pond
Hettle Morse
Leonard’s
Bath
George
Pitch Pine Hill
Harold McCutcheon
Navy
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Bert Manson
N. B. Cook
Beacon Street
Thanksgiving gatherings and hunting cap in New Meadows
Pearley and Harry Wheeler returned from Strong Wednesday with a fine deer on their first hunting trip. Thanksgiving hosts included Mrs. Annie Jordan with guests Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Snow and family, and Miss Abbie Snow. A church supper occurred at Mrs Ada Holbrook's. Miss Mercy Holbrook and Miss Lottie Howard hosted gatherings and a whist party with a venison feast. Talk of a new Masonic building is revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearley
Harry Wheeler
Annie Jordan
Alvah Snow
Abbie
Charles Snow
Harry Storer
Alfred Storer
Gusta Simp
Ada Holbrook
Miss Mercy Holbrook
Lottie Howard
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Phippsburg
Beal
Selectman
Elisha L. Totman
John Holland
E. V. Lewis
Westpor
The
Independent
John FP. McIntire
Parker Head
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head Derma
Georg Town
M* Morse
Horace McKenney
Edward Hinckley
Savannah
Dromore
Albert Morse
Morse
Dromore Sranze
Sebasco
Ashdale
Willian. Butler
David Loweh
Charlton
Portland
Butler
Harold Olver
Mr. Chariton
Edwin H. Wiser
Boson
Haniver St
George C. Pease
Pease
Minott
William Mains
Brunswick
Winfield
John G. Morse Jr
Richmond
Clarence
John Warner
Walter H. Bowker
Drummond
George Oliver
Oliver
Nelson Heald
Agauntil
Fred Frisbee
Walter J. Small
William Roderick
Phippaburg
William H .Moore
Mr Morse
Morse’s Neck
Winslow
Lydia (Morrison) Morse
Mr. Morse
Woodlawn
Everett
Mase
Leonel G. Wallace
Bald Head
Cape Small Point
Capt
Wallace
Benjamin Wallace
Lemuel
Forther
Benjamin
News OF
Winnegance
Ray Oliver
Quincy
Alfred Oliver
Frank Trask
North Conway
N. H
John M. Skhofield
Don F. Cook
Keene
Annie Trask
Fred S. Coombs
Etella Watta
Freymour
Hayden
William Talbot
Nancy E. Trask
Damariscotta
New Meadows
James Ik
Will Co
Suitana
Wistaria
Fox
Wolf
Opossum
Melton Velon and Duckling Fleece
Dresden
Esc
Tal
Whittall
Whitvall
Palestine
Persia
Arabia
Himalaya
America
Ladies’ Home Journal
James F. Will
Ik All Scz
J. S. Johnson & CO
Castory
Brespe
DSA
Bears
New York
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