Social dance and town plans mark Phippsburg week
A large crowd attended a social dance at Independent hall Parker Head. Town officials plan to close business affairs around February 20 and schools may close two weeks from yesterday. The year brought tax reductions and early commitments, with strong collections and no debt.
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Independent Hall
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John D. Rogers
Phippsburg
Pejepscot
Bhck
Dromore
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Bath area notes and town affairs update
Local items report a Bath physician treating an ulcerated tooth, selectmen revising the tax card index, and a postponed public supper at Dromore grange due to storms. Other notes include pig sales, ice cutting at Center pond, the Parker Head telephone exchange change, a school money hearing in Augusta, and traffic at Stonybrook road with heavy loading near the landing.
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James Stacey
B. F. Barker
Bath
Dromore Grange Hall
Scott C. Campbell
Hezekiah Harrington
Morse Mill
Basin Road
J. F. Upton
J. K. Estabrook
Brunswick
Ellerson Houdlette
Frank P. Rogers
Eagland Telephone Company
Parkerhead
Bath Exchange
Phippsburg
Charles V. Minott, Jr
A. F. Williams
John H. Stacey
Augusta
Messrs
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Williams
Stacey
Captain Matthews
Squirrel Point
Walter E. Bongartz
Bongartz
Stonybrook
Local Notes Highlight Smalls Death and Community News
Granville Small dies after brief illness on February 1 leaving a widow four brothers and one sister. Funeral held at his home at 1 pm Saturday with remains interred till spring. DOW DOEN and Graves attend to their laws at Cox's mill as Lizzie Cornish stays poorly and Maria Grover visits her niece Mrs. Granville Small.
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Bowker
Charles L. Stevens
Frank Frisbie
John G. Morse & Sons
Winnegrance
Center Pond
Diamond Spring Ice Company
Bath
Morse Mill
John Frisbie
Jerengah Harrington
Lee's Island
Walter Small
W. Eaton
Small Point
Henry Heald
John A. Morse
Parker Head
W. W.sylvester
Albert Morse
Morse
Herbert Willace
Boston
B. Coffin
West Bath
Mrs. Page Wyman
Asa Percy
Frank Sheffield
Frank Beal
Sebasco Estates
Thaw
Graves
Cox’s Mill
Lizzie Cornish
Maria Grover
Granville Small
Fred J. Roberts
Paul Roberts
Lisbon Falls
Roberts
J. O. Roberts
L. L. Curtis
James Ross
Lisbon
Ross
Fred Roberts
F. N. Lange
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Meadowbrook
Oliver
M.prye
J. Small
Popham
John F. Melnotre
Atkins’ Bay
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W. W. Hosmer
Wallie Wallace
Fred Curtis
John Carr
H. W. Hosmer
A. C. Brown
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J. B. Sprague
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Georgia
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