Topsham Grange Holds Lively Meeting and Discussion
Topsham Grange held a well attended meeting last Saturday with performances by Mary Willis and Elba Turner among others. Miss Jessie Tarr led a program of music and readings. a debate on whether a wife or an automobile is more expensive followed. Installation of officers is planned for January 4.
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Topsham Grange
Jessie Tarr
the Grange
Mary Willis
Howard
Willis
Wrignn
Rackiey
Peglas
Howe
Dunbar
Georgetown Notes From Bath and Nearby Towns
A roundup of local happenings includes Mrs. Edgar Hunt and Mrs War old Hunt visiting Bath, Miss Elsie West visiting Belle Heald, and Thomas N. Williams in Bath last Friday. A new Lewiston blacksmith Mr. Moore and family move into Louis Thompson's house. several residents attend Christmas shoppers in Bath. a brown tail moth nest clearing bid goes to Everett Cromwell. a dog follows a man toward Five Islands and is retrieved. John D. Williams falls overboard and is rescued. a charity sale at First Baptist Church raises to thirty-seven dollars. Ralph Whitten and Bernice Pushard wed in town. Gerrish family plans to leave Marrtown. Mrs. Josephine Lewis returns from Augusta after granddaughter's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar B. Hunt
Warold F. Hunt
Bath
Martin Trafton
Everett Trafton
Thomas N. Williams
Harry Donnell
A. E. Rowe
Elsie West
Belle Heald
Edward McKenney
Fred P. Oliver
Stearns Scott
Howard M. Trafton
W. C. Todd
Georgetown
William O Oliver
D. H.todd
Howard G. Heald
Harry
Clifton Lewis
George Smith
Allie Hinckley
Mill Pond
William Noble
Riggsville
Cove
A. W. Pifer
Everett Cromwell
Cromwell
John D. Williams
Annie
O. Rowe
Hattie
Everett Higgins
W. A. Todd
Bertha Avery
Bernice M. Scott
Walter Cummings
B. H. Woodside
Working League
First Baptist Church
Ecandy Department
Etek
Ralph Whitten
Gerrish
Marrtown
Duxbury
Josephine Lewis
Augusta
Hope Bearse
Lewis
Richard Emery
Frank Adams
Newburyport
Bridge Construction Starts Over Lewiston Pond
New Bridge Contractors of Bar Harbor began a concrete bridge project on the Lewiston Augusta and Waterville Street Ry at Sewall Mill Road. Work on the Mill Pond bridge nears completion raising questions about pond water supply for ice harvest. Water depth sits three inches over the dam Tuesday morning as Lily Pond reserves remain unused. Milkmen report a cool demand for Christmas trees from customers.
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Small & Itnealls
Bar Harbor
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville St. Ry
Sewall Mill
Mill Pond
ST Reias
Death notices list several local residents' ages
In this city, December 17 Joseph T Whitmore aged 68. In this city December 15 Edward Bradshaw aged 66. In this city December 17 John H Stover aged 180 years. In this City December 17 Dr William E Rice aged 61 years 7 months. In this City December 28 William H Wiske aged 50 years. In this city December 19 Fred Aingham aged 55 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Whitmore
Edward Bradshaw
John H. Stover
William E. Rice
William H Wiske
Fred A.ingham
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Kuppenheimer
John J. Desmond
Water Streets
Maine
Millward Patten
National Grange
Mrs. Courson
Mr. Wright
E Y. Shaw
John Alexander
Alfred Crowe
Fred Rackley
Worthy Master
Edward Turner
Elba Turner
Saggadahoc's
Ethel Wright Kirkman
Howard Baker
Saint Mark's Episcopal Church
Evanston
Baker
Our Town
Cunningham Twins
Maurice Spinney
Rena
Bay Point
Lewiston
Will Mains
Charles Eaton
Rev
G. H. Grey
Charles W. Oliver
Chancy J. Lewis
Five Islands
Bernice Pushard
Walker Head
G. T. Grey
Ethel B. Todd
Hodgdon
Lawrence
William A. Todd
Joseph K. Higgins
David T. Percy
Mom
Dept
Percy’s
Bee Hive
Hamburg
China
Bette
Axminster
Saratoga
Shackford-Smyrna
Phoenix
Burrows
Nation
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