HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK IN PHIPPSBURG
Miss Christine Cutting teaches at the Center. Miss Annie Cutting takes Bath schools post. Bowker family news, town meetings, road commissioner race, deaths of Samuel Bowker and Mrs Minott, local visits, and fish and ice industry notes fill the week in Phippsburg with town affairs and weathered lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Cutting
Annie Cutting
Bath
Frank Morse
Morse
Samuel H. Bowker
Omar W. Folsom
Herbert W. Cutting
Charles H. Cutting
George C. Pease
George D. Weston
Herbert F. Willis
Portland
Samuel H
New Pastor Samuel A Evans to Lead People's Baptist Church
Reverend Samuel A. Evans of Richmond will begin duties as pastor at People's Baptist Church on the first Sunday in April, succeeding Rev. F W O'Brien who left in October for Union Street Baptist in Somerville Mass. Evans, 27, born in Belfast Ireland, has preached since boyhood after arriving in 1906 and studying at Cobb Divinity School. He was ordained in 1908 and married Caroline A Guilford in 1909. He also holds roles in Knights of Pythias Masons Odd Fellows and Free Baptist boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Morse
Samuel H. Bowker
Mr. Bowker
Sewall and
Tryphosa Bowker
Herbert S. Bowker
Bowker
A Dams Express Company
Boston
Bridgeport
Sam Bowker
Knights of Pythias
Dromore Grange
A. F. Williams
Center
Bath
Fred
Ruth Morrison
Sebasco
Small Point
Charles V. Minott
Minot
Georetown
John Campbell
Abisnel 'Stinson
James McCobb
Minott
Vincent
Alice M
Charles V., Jr
Abhier Minott
Congregational Church
Phippsburg
Alice K. Benner
Charles W. Locke
Scothand
Woolwich
Meadowbrook
Benner
Locke
William Benner
Eureka
Rowe Brothers Company
John Stewart
West
Samuel A. Evans
Richmond
People’s Baptist Church
F. W. O'Brien
Unionst Baptist Church
Somerville
Mass
Belfast
Irc
Cobb Divinity School
Lewiston
Steep Falls
Divinity School
Caroline A. Guilford
Sagadahoc Lodge
Odd Fellows
Modern Woodmen
Bowdoin Conference of Free Baptist Churches
Winnegance Local News Highlights Illness and Community Actions
Miss Ethel Williams and Miss Doris Morse are ill at home under Dr. Barker care as families report multiple sicknesses. Posts and clubs discuss mail service, free delivery, and a petition to save Winneganee post office. George Rideout resumes work at Bath Iron Works as the girls club buys wood and rehearses plays for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Williams
Harry C. Williams
B. F. Barker
Doris Morse
Winfield W. Morse
Arthur Jackson
Dexter
A. D. Adams
Harry Williams
Bertha Morse
Walter Morse
Bath
George Rideout
Bath Iron Works
Thomas I. Perry
G. M. Huff
Merle
Morse High School
William Merry
George W. Rogers
John G. Morse, Jr
Augusta
Albert Morse
Hyde Windlass
Katherine Morse
Winneyance
Edwin Small
Winneganee Sewing Circle
Joshua N. Tibbetts
High St
Sagadahoc Pomona February Session Preview
The Sagadahoc County Pomona Grange meets next Wednesday at Bowdoin Center with Sagadahoe Grange presenting the program. The session includes opening remarks, music by the Emery Purington E C Patten Choir, a discussion on the duty of the grange toward school children, a noon recess poem by Hattie Purington, instrumental music, census entertainment, and the worthy overseer’s closing thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Sagadahoe Grange
Bowdoin Center
of the Grange
Norman E. Curtis
Fannie J. Marshall
Hattie Purington
Sagadahoc Grange
Local social notices from Bath area residents
James Lawrence returns home from Bath City Hospital after eye treatment. M. T. McKenney visits Brunswick on Saturday. W. A. Freeman guests in Bath. Mrs. Esther Hinckley returns from Lewiston relatives. Miss Hattie Snipe spends week at home. Dr. G. Stinson suffers cold. Thomas Wheeler and wife visit G. E. Gove in Bath. A. R. Gove of Lewiston in town last week. Walter Campbell of Campbell's Pond in town last week. Baked bean supper planned at Town Hall Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Hyde
William F. Pond
Bath
Spofford
Portland
Charles Preble
Myra Merrit
Freeport
George Dennison
Ralph Trask
Bath Grain Company
Almon R. Perry
Ethel Trask
Lewiston Telephone Exchange
Alfred G. Trask
Alice Rich
Clarence Johnson
James Lawrence
Bath City Hospital
M. T. McKenney
Brunswick
W. A. Freeman
Esther Hinckley
Lewiston
A. R. Gove
Walter Campbell
Campbell's Pond
Bowdoin News Notes From Lisbon Falls
Bowdoin reports Horace Gilpatrick yarding cord wood sold to Frank Lange at Lisbon Falls. Mrs. L S Curtis of Lisbon Falls ill and may require hospital treatment. Mrs. Alton Hall has left town to visit relatives. O R Townsend suffers from a severe cold. Mrs. John Decovin went to Au Burn on Wednesday. Melvin Parr, previously very ill, shows health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Gilpatrick
Frank Lange
Lisbon Falls
Bowdoin
L. S. Curtis
Alton Hall
O. R. Townsend
John Decovin
Aueburn
Melvin Parr
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Redford T. Kelley
George H. J. Ingalls
Walter Hill
Edmund P. Briggs
Pease
Paitin
Dena
Edward
Winslow
Frank B. Witherbee
Frank S. Bowker & Son
Stonington
New York
Nelson
Union
Neponset
Nchratchi
Ashdale
Eaton
Samuel F. Bowker
Irving Wallace
William W. Hosmer
Fred Curtis
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
George Rogers
Winnesance
Winnegance Creek
Hosmer
N. W. Eaton
Morse Brothers
Mr. Eaton
Samuel Evans
People's Church
Martin Wyman
Winneyance Bdy
Bush Island
Standard Oil
Hosmer Bros
George FE. McIntire
Warren Hosmer
Brunswick Club
Wallie Wallace
Winnegance
Charles Williams
Hanson
William Lewis
Westport
Eugene Knight
William C. Preble
Corthrell
Winneganee
Marion Morse
Sherman Morse
Old Dam
Clarence Willis
Mr.Willis
Irvington
Pomona
Thomas Wheeler
Mrs. Wheeler
G. E. Gove
Hamburg
James Fef
Will Co
Mick
R. D. Bibber
Front Street
Kennebec River
Mrs. R. ©. Bibber
Sath
Bears
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