Five Islands Grange Meeting Delivers Social, Piano Fund Boost
The Five Islands Grange held a cold Tuesday meeting with 29 members and guest Ralph Brooks from Westport Grange. Miss Madelyn Berry reported on the lecturers conference in Augusta. A box social netted nine dollars for the piano fund, and plans for a drama in late March were announced. The Ladies Aid met with ten attendees and discussed candy treats and a store gathering, while the community mourned Mrs. William Wade of Oakmont, Pa., who died after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brooks
Westport Grange
Madelyn ‘Berry
Augusta
T. W. Blaisdell
Ceres
Ida H. Rowe
Charles Nocton
Pomona
Grange Orchestra
L. H. Rowe
J. T. McMahan
M. S. Newdick
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emma Rittal
Mattie
B. McMahan
Lena Boucher
William Wade
Oakmont
Wade
Newdick
Ira Lewis
John Hinckley
Portland
J. M. Harford
Charles H. Trickey
Hodgdon
J. B. Donnell & Co
Will Rowe
Bath
W. F. Delano
Georgetown Notes Roundup of Local Visits and Weather Delays
Miss Hattie Rowe visits Bath while Will Noble returns to Riggsville from Clemsford Mass. Fred Oliver in Bath. ice house built by Henry Todd awaiting cold weather. Doctor and Mrs Cragin visit Bath and Portland. Grace Scott studies music with Bessie Todd. Clayton Rowe visits grandparents at the cove. Working League meets with reduced attendance. Mrs Nannie Russell returns from Portland. hosts in Bath. Naptha boat in the cove. ice season delayed. Fred Spinney ill with grippe. wife runs store and postoffice. Mrs B H Woodside and Ethel Todd shop in Bath for Working League materials. Ida Williams’ name omitted from committees. Lobsters high and scarce at Bay Point. Gladys Oliver visits Grace Traft. B H Woodside in Bath. Woodschool earns praise for record. teachers and parents commended. Byron Rowe ill with grippe. Mrs Haynes improving Bay Point house. Mr Hartford oversees work. Horace Jordan ships completed launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Rowe
Bath
Will Noble
Riggsville
Clemsford
Mass
Fred Oliver
Henry Todd
Cragin
Portland
Grace Scott
Bessie Todd
Clayton Rowe
Five Islands
Cove
Howard Heald
Nannie Russell
Everett Trafton
Fred Spinney
Bay Point
B. H. Woodside
Ethel Todd
Ida Williams
Gladys Oliver
Grace Traft
the Woods School
Laura Oliver
Theodore Campbell
Philip Campbell
Community Notes and Visits From New Bedford
New Bedford reports arrivals and departures including Mr. Malony visiting town and plans to return next Sunday. Mrs. Frank Taylor of Vassalboro guests her mother Mrs. Marr at Marrtown, who suffers a cold. Victor Richardson returns from a Boston trip and the weekly whist club meets at Mrs. Woodside with three tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Buenos Ayres
South America
Everett Jewett
Malony
Frank Taylor
Vassalboro
Mark Marr
Marrtown
Marr
Victor Richardson
Boston
B. H. Woodside
Grace Scott
Earle Pottle
Harold Hunt
Robert Jordan
First Free Baptist Church
J. W. Cummings
Bath
Howard Heald
J. A. Hinds
Phippsburg News Roundup and Local Notes
Eben Sprague arrives in Phippsburg to stay with Capt. M D Sprague while relatives in Livermore visit. James C Perry hauls ten cords of wood for home use. Guests from Waterville include Mr. and Mrs. Campbell. An auto stuck in a snow drift caused a startled family moment. Various locals suffer colds, host visitors, or tend to wood hauling. Town selectmen prep for March town meeting. International politics reflection contrasts Germans and leadership. Miss Ethel Cushman closes school for grip. Hite Wyman leaves tug Patience. remains home for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Sprague
Livermore
M. D. Sprague
James C. Perry
William R. Campbell
Waterville
Mr. Campbell
S. C. Campbell
Scott Campbell
John D. Eastman
Chester Wallace
Small Point
Joe Crocker
Hite Wyman
W. Frank Jewell
Jewell
Grace Dickinson
Nellie York
Portland
Roland Smith
Anchorage
William Butler
Eastman
Zina Butler
Walter McCourt
Charles Morrison
Board of Selectmen
Ethel Cushman
Patience
Mr. Wy
Patience chief served fourteen years in its history
Willis Doughty started work Tuesday on the Bowker schooner while William Butler also joined the yard amid evident activity. James H Stacy of Popham returned from Portland, and Miss Bessie Sprague, a Whitefield taught teacher, visited Bath. Dromore Grange No. 702 adopted solemn resolutions mourning Brother William A C Rogers, noting his aid to the order and expressing sympathy to his family with a memorial page and charter draped in his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Willis Doughty
William Butler
William Daley
Parker Head
Bath
J. H. Stacy
Popham
Virginia
J. R. Stacy
Portland
Bessie Sprague
Whitefield
Dromore Grange P. of
William A. C. Rogers
Brother Rogers
West Bath Society Notes and Local Visits
Miss Nannie Brown of the Lewiston Journal stayed with her mother Mrs. Is R. Brown of Berry's Mills for the weekend. Mrs. Ellison Houdlette is ill with grip. Dr. R. C. Hannigen attends. Miss Josie Winter returned from a three week visit in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. W H Brown sold his black horse patr to Henry Rose. Mr. and Mrs. E J Starrett visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaw in Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Brown
Lewiston Journal
Is. R. Brown
Berry’s Mills
Ellison Houdlette
R. C. Hannigen
Josie Winter
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
W. H. Brown
Henry Rose
E. J. Starrett
Harold Shaw
Topsham
Bath area notices include hospital trip and meetings
Miss Adeline Pischette was taken to Bath City Hospital with unclear illness. The 33rd Fort George Lodge of Knights of Pythias marked its anniversary in Brunswick. New Meadows Boat Club hosted a shore supper and updates on river improvements. West Bath Grange plans a repeat two act drama Among the Breakers next Thursday with a dance to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Pischette
Lucy Chase
Bath City Hospital
I. B. Neiley
Brunswick
Fort George
Bath Times
Campbell’s Pond
Leila Gerry
Dover
Farmington Normal School
C. W. Lee
New Meadows
House
Eugene W. Goss
Lewiston
Zina B. Clifford
Pejepscot
Edgar M. Snow
A. W. Brown
West Bath
L. A. Jack
Lisbon Falls
H. A. Young
Auburn
George B. Ridley
Topsham
Samuel Cobb
Willis C. Baker
George W. Leonard
Ralph L. Jordan
Lisbon Center
Harry G. Crowley
Crowley’s Junction
West Bath Grange
Woolwich Social Notes Brighten Weekend in Bath Area
Miss Lillian Blair visited Bath for the weekend while T. S. Reed works at Harvey T. Bailey's. Several Woolwich residents travel or host guests in nearby towns and a wedding is anticipated soon. Local schools and households report illness, visits, and errands across Woolwich, Wiscasset, Gardiner, and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Blair
Bath
T. S. Reed
Harvey T. Bailey
George Hathorn
Arthur Carlton
Jessie Main
E.reed Main
Charles Prescott
Wiscasset
Alna
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Piano Fund
Perth
WM. Wade
W. H. Holland
T.W. Blaisdell
Rachel Dunning
Richmond
Ethel Heal
Vernon Gray
The
Woods School
Alfred McMahan
E. M. Horton
Grange
C. A. McMahan
Cambridge
Westport
W. E. Rowe
Pittsburg
Belle Stevens
Commodore Alfred Douglass
Chestnut Hill
Sedgmere
Frank McFadden
Theodore Thebideau
Charles Hanna
Alice Cromwell
T. E. Cromwell
W. BE. Rowe
Georgetown
Phippsburg
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Maine
Harold Bates
Beechmont
Jenks J. Mitchell
Alice
Susie Bates
Charles Bates
C. W. Campbell
Birch Point
W. H. Adams
Newton
Ernest Williams
Campbell's Pond
S. R. Brown
Woolwich
Marjorie Bailey
C. H. Butler
Washington, D. C
Moatsweag
Evelyn Hodgdon
Inez Hodgkins
Bridgton
Ermina Smith
W. T. Guptill
Fred Soule
Asbury Bailey
William Downing
Sidney Jordan
Everett
Blanche Ames
Gardiner
Irving Coombs
Horace Allen
D.W. Blair
Ladies’ Aid
Lida Hathorne
State House
Horace Hathorne
A. W. Lavigne
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