Georgetown News Budget Valentine Party and Local Notes
A Georgetown lifestyle roundup reports a Monday valentine party hosted by Mrs. B H Woodside with Crepe paper decor, whist prizes for Miss Ethel Todd and Will Todd, and praise for refreshments. The Ladies Aid shares bell fund donations, names contributors, and notes memorial bells. Town updates include births, health trips, pest control efforts, and local visits from residents such as Langdon Oliver's ninety fifth birthday and Dixfield High School principal loss due to a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Woodside
Ethel Todd
Cupid
Will Todd
W. A. Todd
Wendall Todd
Todds
Ladies’ Aid
L. F. Oliver
Bell Fund
Ella Atwood
Henrietta Bartlett
Harold J. Brown
Herbert M. Lane
Charles Clarke
Martin Trafton
John E. Oliver
Horace White
William White
Samuel Hinckley
Mattie Rich
Hiram Wyman
Cyrus Longley
Walter Newdick
George Oliver
Lizzie Spinney
Melvin Deering
Working League
William Stacy Oliver
S. P. Emmons
A. Benson Rowe
Julie Dalrymple
Henrietta Wardwell
Jennie Dearborn
Ladies Aid
E. C. Higgins
Bay Point
Roscoe Todd
Roxbury
Mass
Warren Springer
Albion Oliver
Dayton Hunt
West Georgetown
Harry Horne
Edith Card Berry
Dixfield High School
Mr. Horne
Local Social News From Arrowsic and Surrounding Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark hosted a pleasant gathering with games and refreshments at their home. Miles Hagan returns to greet family after a two year stay in New York. Prayer meetings were led by Mrs. Spinney and then Mrs. Walker. Arthur O. LaBelle visits Fairfield friends. Esther Hinkley returns from Lewiston. Alberta Marr rests at Hebron sanatorium and visits Edward Pierce’s family. Paul Merriman at Bath City Hospital. Mrs. Herbert Snipe visits Lewiston. Mina Snipe returns from Lewiston. Lillian Blair of Woolwich visits Elsie Blair. Will Clark returns from Richmond. South school closes after five weeks. Miss Sadie Black teacher. Elsie Blair hosts a party for seventeen with music and light refreshments. Sadie Black of Bath visits Mildred Snipe. Frank and Edward Snipe at Little River Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clark
Miles Hagan
New York
George Spinney
Emma Walker
Arthur O. LaBelle
Fairfield
Esther Hinkley
Lewiston
Alberta Marr
Hebron
Edward Pierce
Paul Merriman
Bath City Hospital
Herbert Snipe
Mina Snipe
Lillian Blair
Wooolwich
Elsie Blair
Will Clark
Richmond
Sadie Black
Bath Cooperative Association Declares 5% Semiannual Dividend
At a Bath cooperative meeting on Wednesday evening a second semi-annual dividend of 5% to stockholders on purchases through Jan 31 1915 was declared plus 5% interest on capital stock. Dividend slips will be ready at the annual meeting Friday evening Jan 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Co-operative Association
Five Islands community gathers for supper to aid church
Local notes report five Islanders at a Ladies Aid supper hosted at Mrs. Mattie McMahan store. Proceeds totaled 11.29 after 8.39 expenses to support the town church treasury. Also covered are illnesses, lodge meetings, travel plans to a Portland Pythian Jubilee, and a funeral in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Rose Oliver
First Baptist Church
Georgetown
Junior Endeavor Society
Carrie Hagan
Five Islands Comedy Co
Rowe's Hall
Elbridge Mains
Mains
Arthur Walker
Malden
JL. H. Rowe
G. H. Worthing
Mattie McMahan
Ladies’ Aid Society
George McKenney
Sylvia Boucher
Portland
Villa Stevens
Belle Stevens
W. Hart
T. A. Huston
Auburn
L. H
Willing Workers Sale and Supper in Woolwich
The Willing Workers of Baptist Churches of Woolwich and Wis casset plan a sale supper and entertainment next Friday evening in Woolwich. The event starts at seven thirty and may be postponed if stormy. A small door fee is charged and a large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Bath
Local notes from Wiscasset and Westport Island
Wiscasset items report Annie Leathers sprained ankle from ice slip. T. B. Reed of Sheepscot visits Leavitt family. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Averill guests of C. M. Leavitt. Marion Soule improving after Lewiston hospital stay. Jean Bailey from Maine General Hospital Portland reported comfortable. P. O. Reed of Sheepscot visiting Somerville and Boston. Mrs. Annie Colby and Arthur Stilwell visit Westport. A portable mill ferried to Westport Island for Morse Bros. Lumber Co. sale of heavy horses announced by J. L. Quint of Topsham. Mrs. C. C. Young seeks housekeeper position for widower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hough
Boston
Wilson Bailey
Charles H. Butler
Brunswick
John A. Purinton
Washington, D. C
U. S. District Court
Charles Bachelder
Bath
Marion McCausland
Portland
Wilson A Riley
Annie Leathers
T. B. Reed
Sheepscot
C. M. Leavitt
Scott Averill
Marion Soule
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Jean Bailey
Maine General Hospital
P. O. Reed
Somerville
Mass
Annie Colby
Arthur Stilwell
Westport
West Bath Week Recaps Illness Church Social and Grange Events
George Lee is seriously ill with a nurse and Dr Ek M Fuller attending in Bath. Oscar Williams worked ice at Birch Point this week. A Saturday church sociable drew over two dollars from the program. Washingtons birthday events at West Bath Grange featured a full program and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee
Ek. M. Fuller
Bath
Oscar Williams
Birch Point
William Mitchell
Charles Bates
Beechmouth
Mass
Jenks J. Mitchell
Melville Marco
Lewiston
Walter Marco
West Bath
Lester-Campbell
New York
Bermuda
J. Edward Drake
Mr. Drake
Harry O.richardson
Odie Rich
Malden
G. H. Butler
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Georgetown News
Everett Trafton
Horace Jordan
Cornish
Popham Beach
Samuel Woodward
Topsham
Maine
Joan-E- Oliver
Kennebec
Scow
Woodward
Oliver
Victor Richardson
Bradbury Todd
Mildred Bowie
Parker Head
Langdon Oliver
Howard Heald
Everett Higgins
Five Islands
Gress
Thomas Phillips
Mildred Snipe
Frank Snipe
Edward Snipe
Little River
C. J. Hood CO
Dr. Barrows
Ena Boucher
George Rowe
Everett Cromwell
Will E. Rowe
Boothbay Harbor
Washington
Charles Sheldon
Marion
Chelsea, Me
David G. Munsey
Ermina Smith
Morton Soule
Augusta
South
House OF Kuppenheimer
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
J. L. Quint
C. C. Young
R.E.D
P. N
Conley’s Specialty Store
Mitchell
Grange
West Bath Grange Hall
Alice Bates
Beechmont
J. J. Mitchell
the Grange
Sidney Holbrook
East Harpswell
Silas Holbrook
Owen Rogers
E. W. Mallett
Marjorie Ring Reading
Jay Coombs
Kenneth Weeks
Young Men
Margaret Peterson
Howard Harding
Annie Campbell
Maizie Pleau
Volcal
Valentine
Candy
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