Edgecomb buys Clark place. Bowdoinham farm for sale
Eugene Edgecomb has purchased the H. L. Clark property and will move in early spring. The Edward Fisher farm is up for sale as Edgecomb, a rural carrier on Route No. 2, finds managing a large farm while away most of the day difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Edgecomb
H. L. Clark
Edward Fisher
Edgecomb
Lucinda Amberhind
E. E.wilson
Millard Jack
Litchfield
F. K. Jack
Dorothy Lufkin
Richmond and
Bowdoinham
E. R. Bowdoin
Gertrude Triplett
G. R. Cutler
Portland
Epworth League
Methodist Vestry
Washington
Ida Fowle
Brunswick Telephone Exchange
Mary Hall
Margie
Richmond
Bertha Irish
O. Purinton
Maine State Grange
Augusta
Margaret Gile
C. B. Randall
Kate Blair
W. D. Hutchins
Hannah Hall
Maria Gray
John King
Emma Townsend
Bertha Kern
Everett Williams
Superior
Wisconsin
Edwin Denham
Edith Wood
R. B. Andros
Ganford
Cobb
Ruby Wood
Miss Wood
Touls Brown
Elbridge Tregembo
Waldoboro
Hold to Your Dollar Purchases Highlighted
A brief retail note notes Hold to Your Dollar is bought amid a lean market, signaling cautious consumer spending. The report underscores ongoing price sensitivity and potential parity shifts in the currency or goods sector.
Local News Highlights and Community Notes
A miscellany of village happenings includes residents visiting nearby towns, illness updates, and local events. J E Waring from Middletown visited W B Kendall, and Mrs G R Cutler was in Augusta. Leslie Leavitt recovers in Chicago from pneumonia with sister Helen in Portland. English grosbeaks drew crowds on Upper Main Street. E E Wilson attended a rural carriers convention in Bath. Edith Fulton taught at Bishop school and observed Washington's Birthday with exercises. Mr and Mrs Eugene Bassett hosted friends in Lisbon Falls, while Mrs E B Sprague was visited by her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Basset
Lisbon Falls
Melvin Jenkins
Ralph Denham
Portland
William W. Denham
Ralph
Bath
Lena Patten
W. W. Denham
Frank Allen
Thomas Wildes
Middletown
Conn
R. A. Dickinson
Brunswick
Grip
Robert Temple
Thhe
Hazel Cornish
Donald Henderson
Ellis Moore
Wilhelmina Newton
Vera Small
Christine Small
Dorothy Dickinson
America
Kenneth Frost
Christine
Our
American ‘Cheviot Sheep Society
Fayetteville
N. Y
E. E. Gifford
Long Branch
Lottie M. Cobb
Annie Jenkins
Maine
Edward Gile
Blues
Methodist Sunday School
Reds
Palestine
Lewiston
W. G. Wyman
C. M. Power Co
Richmond
Wyman
F. K. Jack
Gardiner Post Office
William Frost
Bowdoinham
J. P. Clark
Emma Brown
Alice Fulton
S. D. Thorne
Edward Graves
F. Karck
Augusta
State House
William L. Bonney
Augusta House
K. of P
H. D. Grant
Grant
J. E. Waring
W. B. Kendall
G. R. Cutler
Leslie Leavitt
Chicago
Helen of
Upper Main St
E. E. Wilson
Ellis M. Beane
Hermon Pond
Edith Fulton
Bishop
Washington
Eugene Bassett
J. D. Given
E. B. Sprague
Presentation of regulation sabre to Frank Young by Bath Co officers
At a Bath County event Uniform Bank and Knights of Pythias presented a regulation sabre to Past Captain Frank Young. Quartermaster Sergeant William Mann delivered a fitting speech marking the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Co
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Frank Young
William Mann
Merritts Pennell wedding brightens Brunswick home
A double ring wedding at George A. Merritt's home in Bath joined Myra N. Merritt to Leon Bartlett Pennell with Rev. D. L. Wilson officiating. The couple left for a honeymoon as friends and family praised the bride and groom and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Merritt
Myra N. Merritt
Leon Bartlett Pennell
Marion Oliver
D. L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
George Dennison
Freeport
Madelyn Dennison
Marion Oliver. Following the Ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Pennell
Magic Ia Oliver
Bernice Clifford
Pennell
Bath
C. B. Pennell
Brunswick
New England Telephone Co
Central Church Parishioners Plan Interior Flag Purchase
City churches have adopted the custom over the past year and Central Church parishioners intend to buy a flag for the interior of their building.
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Boston
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F.E
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Eleanor Ferguson
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May Groves
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Ethel Williams
Marion Morse
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Ruth Williams
George Washington
Edith Small
Dorothy
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Ellen Williams
Dorothy Morse
Dolly
January
Laura E. Richards
Marion Ferguson
Annie Laurie
Mother Macree
Miss Marion Morse
Juanita
Clara
Louise
Cynthia
Rhody
May Groves Belle
Harry S. Oliver
Harry C. Williams
Herbert Morse
Owen Wallace
Irving Cromwell
Supt. Flood
Catherine Scott
Harry Oliver
Gus Small
Small Point
Hattie Morse
Charles Perkins
Ernest Knight
Eugene Knight
Winfield W. Morse
Madeline
Winneganee
Myra Merritt
Loring Small
Beechmont
Charles Preble
Charles Talbot
Reuben Purington
People’s Church
John Sheffield
Ida Hunt
Malden
Mass
Ann M. Oliver
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
Henry Potter
Fred Coombs
First Baptist
Palmer Leavitt
Houdlette
Bradford Sprague
Augustus Small
Trask House
Thomas L. Perry
Alfred Oliver
Bath City Hospital
And
Mackinaws
Thompson Bros. Bath
New York
Conley’s Specialty Store
Ray Oliver
Quincy
Olney Perry
Fred Harrington
Fred Parks
Lucy Small
Ernestine Spencer
Marie Perry
Morse High School
Miss Small
Miss Oliver
W. B. Perry
Charles Small
Jennie Norton
L. F. Adams
Fred
Fernald Crocker
D. A. Merry
Mercy Ann (Pinkham) Boynton
Lexington
Gov
William King
Miles Standish
Flagstaff
George C. Getchell
Waterville
King House