Narrow Escape As Auto Breaks Through Bridge Railing
Two Winnegance men narrowly escaped when their car’s wishbone broke on a bridge and the vehicle careened toward the edge. A nearby oak piling halted the car about 12 feet above open water, preventing a plunge.
Young Folk Present Fine Minstrel Show
The First Universalist vestry hosted a successful minstrel show by YILCLU drawing crowds. Soloists Weatrice Reed Carrie Shaw Martha Darker Bernice Gilley Goldie Harford Florence Longley George Upson Scudder Donnell Carr Cyrus Longley were praised. tickets managed by Edwin Spaulding with door work by Alice Shorey. Miss Tessie Munt coach. candy sale by Mareia Moulton. chairs donated by Stetson Furniture Co and Cosmopolitan club.
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Helen Furber
Katherine Golder
Gertrude Maxwell
Beatrice Red
George Upson Scudder
Bath
Tessie Munt
Edwin Spaulding
Alice Shorey
Stetson Furniture Co
Engineer to Attend Training School Before Assignment
A Kelvina tor Electric Refrigerator Co. trainee leaves New York this week for Detroit to join the company training school and will then locate in White Plains New York to begin a service job.
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New York
Detroit
White Naing
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New Universities Dictionary Promises a Living Language
By Farquson Johnson notes newspapers shape word usage and sports terms. He describes how readers adopt terms from public prints, making journalism a driving force in language evolution. The New Enlarged Universities Dictionary is presented as the latest, greatest volume, to be continued.
Freeman Hill Wedding in Portland Thursday
Miss Marion Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred D Hill of High street wed Capt William Robertson Freeman son of Mr and Mrs William Henry Freeman of Norfolk Virginia in Second Parish Presbyterian church Portland. The double ring ceremony attended by family concluded with a wedding trip to Boston New York Philadelphia Washington and Norfolk. Captain Freeman a World War I Navy veteran Lt G16 served overseas.
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Fred D. Hill
High Street
William Robertson Freeman
William Henry Freeman
Norfolk, Va
Second Parish Presbyterian Church
Porthind
Daniel Nicholson
Mark Langdon Pum
Marie Freeman
Norfolk
Harold V Hall Leaves With Family for Union Mo
Harold V Hall and his wife departed with his parents Mr and Mrs A W Hall from Dummer Street for their home in Union Missouri after a short visit.
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A. W. Hall
Dummer Street
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Phippsburg Selectmen report purge of town note and tax cut
The Phippsburg selectmen finalize their annual report praising a 45000 note payoff, reduced taxes, and road improvements with gravel and culverts. Candidates for town offices emerge, including Harrington, Walker, Cutting for selectmen and McCourt for tax collector, while farms for sale and local visits mark the week.
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Walker
Rogers
Herbert W. Cutting
George
Pease
Zinn Mc Baten
Willian R. Bowie
Walter J. McCourt
Page A. Wynan
Abbie AL Small
Everett Harrington
Chivra M. Oliver
Winneganee
Agnes Cutting
Frank Conant
Lewiston
Veiue
Tose
Mike Bulls Perrys
Richmond
Reed Farm
Pages Mille
KE. J. Sweeney
West Point
Bath
George Wilton
James Hiver
George J. Oliver
Georgetown
W. J. McCourt
Iisiene
Chebengue
New York stamp collector sets remarkable world record
Arthur H. Lamborn, a New York sugar broker and philatelist, reportedly holds a new record by owning more than 200 volumes of stamps gathered from five continents. His collection, valued above $300,000, inspires debate about his global reach and impact on American philately.
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New York
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Washington
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Rome
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Duveen
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Jolly Dozen Form Sewing Circle in Effie Keene Home
The Jolly Dozen of the WBA met at Mrs Effie Keene’s home on Franklin Street Tuesday night. After a brief business session ice cream and fancy crackers were served. Present were Mrs Alice Howe Augusta Mrs Weymouth president Mrs Effie Keene vice president Lillian Cutler secretary Mrs Fern McLean Bina Staples Minnie Staples Hattie Sutherland Mrs Tibbets Flora Crosby Mrs Brooks Annie Deejay. The group aimed to organize a sewing circle for the week.
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Effie. Keene
Franklin Street
Alice Howe
Augusta
Weymouth
Effie Keene
Lillian Cutler
Fern McLean
Bina Staples
Minnie Staples
Hattie Sutherland
Tibbetts
Flora Crosby
Brooks
Annié Dee
Accompanist Dorothy Furber Praised for Minstrel Show
Miss Dorothy Furber served as accompanist for the minstrel group at the Universalist vestry Monday night. She played for all rehearsals and the social hour after the show, earning much of the credit for the performances' success.
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Dorothy Furber
Universalist Vestry
Frances Mann Returns From Weekend With Parents in Portland
Miss Frances FE Mann, employed in Portland, returned after a weekend visit with her parents Mr and Mrs William Mann of Oak Street.
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Frances FE. Mann
Portland
William Mann
Oak Street
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