Working League Sale at Georgetown nets over $40
The Working League supper and sale in Georgetown was postponed to Wednesday due to a severe storm. Despite slick roads, receipts exceeded forty dollars, driven by aprons and fancy work. the chowder was praised as a strong finish with a younger group helping to prepare it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
League
Belle Heald
H. A. Jordan
John D. Williams
West Georgetown
Boston
Alex F. Marr
Lester L. Powers
Montsweag
Susie Moore
Lewiston
Frank Moore
Bath
Europe
Martha Hinckley
Lynn
Samuel Hinckley
Georgetown Center
Hinckley
Billy
Alvah Reynolds
Newcastle
Reynolds
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Leroy Moore
Ruthie
Pauline
Hebron
Miss Moore
Moore
Dayton Hunt
Thomas N. Williams
David Oliver
Oliver
Mark Oliver
Mina Tryan
Somerville
John E. Oliver
Marjorie Hinghley
The
South School
Harold Goddard
Lisbon Center
Charles Clark
Riggsville
Second Unitarian Church of
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Thompson
Miss Thompson
Hattie ‘Ef. Rowe
Bessie E. Todd
Virginia
Junior
Center School
Frank Oliver
Popham
George
J. E. Churchill
Robinhood
the Woods School
George Oliver
Charles W. Oliver
Irving F. Hunt
Hortense Ward
Topsham
Hunt
Phippsburg Notes Include Snow Storm and Local Happenings
The Phippsburg community reports a Monday snow storm that blotted the moonlit night while residents note hospital conditions at Bath City Hospital, local shipyard work at Bath Iron Works, and Christmas rehearsals in schools. Neighborhood mentions include ship launches, light keepers, a store dog fight, and social visits to Bath, Popham Beach, and Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Knight
Squirrel Point
Seguin
Eugene Perry
Bath City
Slade
Lewiston
Winnegance
Arthur Roderick
John Kelley
George O. Curtis
Small Point
Kelley
Frank Allegrin
Henry York
Virginia
Alice Minott
Boston
Caroline A. Hodgman
W. R. Dickinson
M. A. Drummond
Woolwich
Margaret Roberts
C. W. Roberts
William Rollins
Bath Iron Works
Mark L. Percy
Freeport
Lowell
Zanie Wyman
Bath
William Butler
F. C. Bowker
F. S. Bowker & Son
Parker Head
Douglass
Edith Oliver
Anna Haley
Perkins’s Island
Elijah Morse
Elbridge Morse
George C. Peace
C. V. Minott, Jr
New York
George C. Pease
Ina Pease
George Oliver
Clara Perry
William Perry
Bath Hospital
Willis Doughty
Yarmouth
Edward B. Winslow
Newport News
J. S. Winslow
Capes
Butler
Phippsburg
A. B. Topping
Mary Dickinson Topping
Rio de Janeiro
Jack Malcolm
Henry Wyman
Malcolm
Popham
Portland
Sunset Magazine
Walter Willard
Alameda
Bay
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Herbert Doughty
Stateboard Recommends Abolishing Town Workhouses
The State Board of Charities and Corrections urges repeal of laws authorizing towns to maintain workhouses. It argues larger, specialized units are needed for misdemeanants and that poor relief contracts are misused. The report recommends fixed weekly rates and clearer care specifications, plus a new state law aiding mothers with dependent children to prevent family breakup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charties and Corrections
Secretary of State
Senate
Fisheries Department Seeks 65 000 for 1917 1918 Boats and Lobster Conservation
The Maine Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries plans a 65 000 annual appropriation for 1917 and 1918 covering wardens patrol boats boat maintenance two new patrol boats printing and binding lobster egg protection lobster liberation and shellfish propagation. The statement cites rising lobster volumes and calls for conservation, warden support, and trials of two propagation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
State Auditor
William Brennan
Port Clyde
Department
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Center Church
William Boyd
Zina Spinney
Allie Williams
Long Island
Alonzo Hunt
the Bath Trust Company
Bath, Maine
Woodmen
Pilgrims
Martin
Miller
John M. Clark
WM. C. Chadbourne
Front St. Tel
Broad St
Edward Sewall
Richard Quick
Galveston
Philadelphia
State House OF Correction
Board of Charities
Fisheries Department
Johnson Bros. Co