Georgetown News Roundup of Transfers and Local Doings
Mrs Ferdinand Brilmayer and Miss Adaline Massey of Riggsville visit Bath for shopping. Dr Horace Cragin treats Mrs Harold Hunt foot injury, healing well. George West travels Maine in railroad employ, at Bangor this week, Cascadian trip delayed. Various residents in Riggsville Georgetown Center and Marrtown engage in trades, church events, and family visits. Funeral plans announced for Mrs Anne Todd. several town trades and a fishing incident near Seguin reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Brilmayer
Adaline Massey
Riggsville
Bath
Horace Cragin
Harold FP. Hunt
Berry Place
Mr. Reid
Annie O. Rowe
Lévi and
Burnside
William M. Farnsworth
Thomas M. Hagan
Five Islands
Farnsworth
Hazan
Hh.todd
Arthur L. Todd
Sherman Mills
Eugene M. Trafton
Island Falls
Owen K. Marr
West Georgetown
George MacMahan
MacMahan’s Island
William Marr
Marrtown
Marr
Cragin
Massachusetts
Alex F. Marr
Howard M. Tratston
First Baptist Church
Bessie
Ethel Todd
Bertha K. Avery
William A. Todd
Grace A. Scott
George Oliver
Ellsworth B. Leavitt
Silas Damon
Elbridge M. Cunningham
S. G. Haskell
First Baptist
William O. Oliver
Leroy Moore
Bay Point Way
Arthur Delano
Frank Moore
Hollis Webster
North Lexington
Walter Cummings
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
John Cummings
Amos Steadman
Boston
Clarence Oliver
Mr. Steadman
George Smith
Edgar Drake
A. K. MacDougal
Our Church
Georgetown Center
MacDougal
John D. Williams
Westport
Roscoe Stacy
Bath Hospital
Stacy
Baron Rosentwist
Anne Todd
Bradbury P. Todd
Ernest Curtis
Salem
Oak Cemetery
Brian M. Rowe
Local notes from Wiscasset Decembers
Wiscasset records the death of John Jackson on December 5 in town. A newborn arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Merry on December 5. Mrs. William Kelley of Portland and Mrs. Andrew Nutting of Kennebunk visited recently. Edna Mahar takes a three week vacation in Brunswick Topsham and Boothbay before resuming teaching at Waldoboro. Marion Louie, the popular hello girl, rents rooms in the Trussell building for winter. Officers were elected for Garrison Hill Chapter OES and Woolwich Grange this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Merry
William Kelley
Portland
Andrew Nutting
Kennebunk
Edna Mahar
Brunswick
Topsham
Boothbay
Waldoboro
Marion Louie
Trussell
Garrison Hill Chapter
O.E.S
Woolwich Grange
Christmas program at Lowell school observed next Friday
The Lowell school will hold a Christmas tree and program at 7 39 tonight with songs and recitations led by Miss Florence Neiley assisted by older residents. Parents and friends are urged to attend and share the holiday spirit with the pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Florence Neiley
J. W. Larrabee
Bath
C. M. Bryant
Larrabee
Harry Hanson
J. C. Rideout
Merton Wright
W. H. Larrabee
Woolwich
Gray
Sebenoa Hall
Sagadahoc
West Bath Grange Fair Delights Local Audience
A sizable crowd attended the West Bath Grange Fair on Thursday evening, returning home on the 11 30 special electric. The two evening entertainments showcased strong local talent with much praise for the choir directed by James L Perkins. Performances included solos by Lester Pratt Tracey and Mrs Ward readings and a ladies quartet with Mrs Frank Young as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Bath
James L. Perkins
Lester Pratt
Tracey Jerusalem
America
Frank Young
DroMore Grange December 14 Meeting Program
Dro more Grange outlines its December 14 program with opening and closing songs by the Grange choir readings by Worthy Master and others on wool history, humorous selections, music, and stories led by J E Perry and others. County Deputy Brown will be present and members are urged to attend. Lumbermen report moving camps and timber by rail fearing a snow blockade en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Grange Choir
W. A. C. Rogers
Bessie Dickinson
J. E. Perry
D. A. Merry Rearling
Fannie Merry Wush
Rafnet
Brown
Woolwich Grange
Asbury G. Bailey
J. E. Fullerton
Angie M. Hunnewell
Newman Getchell
C. R. Bailey
Cynthia Adams
G. D. Fullerton
Carrie Hodgdon
M. C. Oliver
Ceres
Nellie M. Bailey
Ethel Bailey
Flora
Susie Bailey
Daniel Brown
Richmond
Donald C. Brown
Sagadahoc Pomona
The
Grange
Montsweag Hall
Westport Preaches at North and Center Sunday Services
Westport will hold morning and afternoon services at the North School and Center with Mr Baker expected to greet attendees. Weather permitting both pastors will return to their charges for evening meetings and a fifteen minute song service is planned at the South School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Westport
Baker
South School
Woolwich Week Full Of Local Notices And Events
Woolwich reports daily life news from William Hunt to a festive parish calendar. Fox hunting, church gatherings, Grange elections, a mill camp crossing by flatboats, and a Christmas event at Sebenoa Hall mark a busy week with farm talks and a farmers institute planned for December 14.
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Georgetown News
Seguin
Cyrus W. Longley
Walter Newdick
Pemaquid
Wiscasset
John Jackson
Wes
Litch
Worcester
Mass
Philip Boudreau
Elmer Craig
Arthur Brown
Elmer Williams
Campbell’s Pond
J. C. Mayo
Topsham Grange
Alla Belle Cornish
Hallowell
Fred Elliott
Fred Larrabee
Berry's Mills
Edward Starrett
J. Rupert Wing
Lewis Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Connecticut
West Bath Grange Fair
Old Man Zero
the House OF Kuppenheimer
Mercury
Zero
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Maine
A. G. Bailey
William Hunt
D. W. Blair
Walter Baker
North Woolwich
S Henry Brown
Bath City
Charles Howard
Milton Carnon
Reform School
Freeman Trott
A. E. Trott
Day's Ferry
Nequasset
Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Warren
Miss Buck
Calder
Axford
Charlotte Buck
Nequassett Church
Farmers’ Institute
Woolwich Grange Hall
John F. Baker
Bowdeinham
George A. Smith
West Willmington
O. B. Griffin
Caribou
O. B. Nutting
Mt. Desert
Lincoln Bailey
Nutting
Herbert Wright
Margaret Dort
George H. Dorloff
Dartmouth High School
Maine Department of Agriculture
Grange Hall
Montsweag
W. T. Guptill
Agrculture
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