Richmond Midgets Triumph In Local High School Game
Two funeral services were held in Sangerville for David E. Priest of Richmond and his mother. Priest, a World War II veteran, died of pneumonia at Togus National Soldiers' Home after illness. The piece also notes local obituaries, social events, plays, and weekend activities in Richmond and nearby towns.
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Sangerville
David E. Priest
Richmond
Priest
White Road
National Soldiers’ Home
Togus
Frank R. Connor Post
American Legion of
American Legion of Guilford. Mr. Priest Was Born In Sangerville
Florence M. Priest
Thornton E
Laurelle J
Connecticut
Edith Edgecomb
Boston
Carl Roberts
Portland
Leslie F. Roberts
Provincetown
Charles W. Hawthorne
Amherst College
Mabel McFee
Ladies’ Aid of
Enterprise Grange
Pleasant View Farm
Washington
Elizabeth Alexander
Myrtle Stewart
Margaret Grover
Ethel Foster
Gertrude Gardiner
Martha Totman
Alice Favor
Dora Marriner
Frances Curran
Flora Shepard
Florence Brown
Maude Young
Abbie McKenney
Emma Stewart
Elizabeth McFee
Elizabeth Joy
Fredericine Fellows
Frances Blenkhome
Ray Merrifield
Freeman Mosher
Rachel Messenger
Frances Watson
Center Street
Church Street
Elizabeth H. Scott
Daniel S. Scott
South Street
South Hampton
N. B
George N
Barbara Foox
Baptist Church
Mt. Carmel
William G. McDonald
Waterville
Wallace J. Scott
Sanford
Ralph E. Scott
Guilford
P. J. Quig
Cotton Cemetery
Richmond Midgets
Winthrop
Richmond High School
Squanto Wilson
George Thayer
Lynn
Mass
Alfred Gilbert
Paul Stilphen
Eric Grant
Edward Heath
Skdwhegan
Town
Georgia Wakefield
Roses
Augusta
Leighton Gardner
Katherine Soule
Sherwin Ricker
Bangor
Harry Verrill
Hallowell
Leafy Honaker
George Green
John Plummer
Skowhegan
Grandpa
Grange Hall
Maggie
Forest Acres
Richmond Corner Grange Hall
Green Street Players
Green Street M. E
Manchester
Richmond Corner
North Augusta Grange
Ladies Aid of Enterprise Grange
Gerald Grondin
Carlton Randall
Henry Downing
Dresden
Linn Millett
S. W. Frost
Portsmouth
N. H
Bert Skinner
Stella Votoe
Gardiner
Vanessa Beee
Frances Preble
Charles Hall
Cedar Grove
District No. 11
Citizens Insurance Company of New Jersey Jersey City
The Citizens Insurance Company of New Jersey based in Jersey City, N J, is identified in this notice. The brief entry notes the firm and location without additional details on services or actions.
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Citizens Insurance Company of
New Jersey
Pastors Visit Westport As Congregation Grows
Reverend Charles E. Titus of the Wiscas set Larger Parish made pastoral calls in Westport on Monday and led a meeting at the North school house. Reverend A. S. Oliver will speak at the same venue Saturday evening urging a large turnout. Mrs Lydia J Pierce and her daughter Miss Gladys Jewett returned to their East Side home after spending winter with Flora Jewett at the Junction.
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Charles E. Titus
Wiscasset
North School
A. S. Oliver
Rockland
Lydia J. Pierce
Gladys Jewett
Flora Jewett
Birthday celebration and local bird sightings in 1931 town note
Mrs. Carrie Tupper marked her 61st birthday on February 15 1931 with 16 neighbors joining from a neighbor’s home. In East Appleton partridge remains were found with suspected owl predation. Boothbay 1939 death toll averaged above 70, with 14 of 15 victims aged 70 to 95.
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Carrie Tupper
Tupper
East Appleton
Boothbay
Three Bath residents attend events amid town notes
Elizabeth Hunt visits Bath, Hovey hosts Working League, and several locals travel for family, church, and civic activities. The town ends year financially sound with strong debt payment and a healthy balance. A notable dog saves a stalled car by summoning help, and Miss Ethel McMahan and Walter Beane wed, planning a Cuba Jamaica Canal Zone honeymoon.
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Elizabeth Hunt
Robinhood
Carroll Powers
Everett C. Higgins
Charles Hooper
Bath
Frank W. Hovey
Working League
W.O. Oliver
Herman Spinney
Bay Point
Ralph Reynolds
Woolwich
Abbie Reynolds
Grace Hovey
F. W. Hovey
Harold J. Brown
Kennebec Point
Cumberland
Lexington
Smith Cottage
Sagadahoc Bay
Harold F. Hunt
Walter Cunningham
Little River
H. F. Hunt
Marion Clarke
Bellows Falls
WEEI
Blue Bell Cottage
Byron Campbell Jr
Hovey
Our First Baptist Church
T. M. Ree
Walter Newdick
Mr. Newdick
W.C. Todd
Ethel McMahan
Charles McMahan
Everett
Walter Beane
Cuba
Jamaica
Canal Zone
Board of Selectmen
W. A. Todd
Rotary club in Bath showcases an ancient timepiece and portraits
At the Bath Rotary Club meeting, a three member committee reviewed past programs with ten minute surveys each. Edwin E. Pinson displayed a 150 year old watch and chain and a 150 year old portrait of George Washington. Dr. Langdon T. Snipe and Clinton D. Wilson also spoke. Two weeks hence Bates College president Dr Gray will speak. The harbor remains largely ice free this winter with little fresh water inflow.
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Bath Rotary Club
The
Phoenix
Edwin E. Pinson
Langdon T. Snipe
Clinton D. Wilson
George Washington
Wilson
Gray
Bates College
Five Islands Social Roundup and Local Notices
Bath figures prominently in a weekend of visits and social calls. residents and visitors from Bath, Cape Newagen, Morse High students, and Boston guests are listed with several weekend excursions and cottage stays noted. A Grange program and a whist party are reported, plus a marriage announcement for Lila Campbell and Roger Thompson set for February 15.
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D. L. Howard
Bath
F. P. Carr
J. G. Stevens
Charles Moore
Cape Newagen
Lemuel Ayers
Moore
Lawrence Lewis
Vernon Gray
Earland Moore
Henry Moore
Arthur Berry
Augusta
Alton Reed
Winneganee
Five Islands
Edith Pinkham
Hazel Gray
Morse High
Chester MacMahan
Gilbert Standish
Victor Pinkham
Portland
Isabel Stevens
Elizabeth Stevens
C. H. Minchen
Boston
M.rs. Newdick
J. E. Blaisdell
Alfred Rowe
Blaisdell
Rowe
E. C. Clarey
Robinhood
Ethelyn Gray
W. E. Gray
Grange
Old Oak Tree
L. H. Rowe
Lulu Hanna
National Grange Monthly
W. N. Berry
Vera Rowe
Fred Rittall
Lena MacMahan
Grange Hall
Lincoln E. Campbell
Lila
Roger W. Thompson
Danvers
Mass
Georgetown Highways Not Blocked by Snow
Letter from Raymond Reid of Seguinland Me disputes a Georgetown road report. He asserts highways have been plowed after every storm and remain passable, notes the town did not supply a tractor, and says a local farmer allows its use. He cites his own smooth travel to Bath and back.
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the Independent
Georgetown
Arrowsic
Bath
Raymond Reid
Ellsworth Civil War veteran George A. Hamer remains sole survivor
Sixty four years ago this Tuesday George A. Hamer of Ellsworth mustered out from the 11th Maine Regiment. He was one of eight from Ellsworth who left with the company and is today the only survivor. A hale veteran, he visits town daily with friends.
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George A. Hamer
Ellsworth
11Th Maine Regiment
Patten daughter leaves for San Francisco hospital post
Miss C Madalyn Patten daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Patten of Topsham sails to San Francisco California at month end after securing a fine dietitian position in a local hospital the move aligns with her educational training and family reports indicate strong prospects ahead.
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C. Madalyn Patten
E. C. Patten
Topsham
San Francisco
Cal
Firemen fight two hour blaze at double dwelling
Firefighters battled over two hours to confine a blaze at 12 and 14 Lord Street. The fire began after nine in the morning. two lines of hose and three chemicals saved the back sections. Occupants included Mr and Mrs Allen at 14 and Miss Eleanor Warner and sister at 12. origin unknown.
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Lord Street
Chester Allen
Eleanor Warner
Allens
Oscar Tanguay
Grace Church Men to Hear Talk on Fisheries and Games
The Grace church men's club will host a meeting with Joseph Stickney of the Department of Instant Fisheries and Games of Maine as speaker. He will discuss work supervising hunting, fishing, and related wildlife issues, with moving pictures illustrating Maine’s wildlife haunts.
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Grace Church
Tsurscay
Joseph
Stickney
Department of Instant Fisheries and Games of
Maina
Asd Ulus
Maine
Wiscasset Notes on Red Cross Appeal and Local Meetings
Lincoln county chapter of the American Red Cross has met its quota of 2000 and sent 99 dollars. Brotherhood of St. Andrew formed locally with Rev Tom Akeley presiding. Wednesday meetings now at 630 p m. Primary chess notes report several pupils absent none during term.
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Page Furr
Paul Farnham
Tims
Lincoln County
The
American Red Cross
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Suricday
Tom Akeley
Cthess
Soonia W Preble
Irving Dickinson
Parker Foye
Harry Haggett
Leota Merry
Beatrice Morris
Flanne Munsey
Kenneth Munsey
Phyllis Reid
Ivan Rines
Thelma Wright
Miss Florence Knight Returns From Visit to Woodfords
From Old Files Miss Knight returns after a six weeks visit at Woodfords. Elden Munsey closes the school home. Rev. W B Jackson is confined by sickness and hoped to recover. The remains of Elisha T Stars from South Caramer were brought to Wiscasse and interred.
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Sheepscot Echo
Florence Knight
Woodfords
Elden Munsey
W. B. Jackson
Elisha T. Stars
South Caramer
Wiscasse
House Sale And Local Movements Reported
Charies F Emery sold his Main street residence to Leonard Marston and occupant Joseph Waters has moved into the Federal street house across from the Methodist parsonage. Last week Frank Haynes of Boston visited his parents Captain and Mrs Samuel Haynes. R K Sewall Esq has returned from Washington DC where he has been on French Spoliation Claims before the US Court. E T Hodge has been in Boston the past two weeks.
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Ing
Alvira Knight
Center Street
Dexter R. Fowles
Bath
Dexter, Jr
Frank Call
Richard Derby
Winchester
Mass
Joseph Alexander
Arthur Lovejoy
Evelyn
Malden
Micheal Strange
Gladys
Augusta
Herbert Edgecomb
Eugene Edgecomb
Lewiston
George Thomson
Groton
Annie P. Pierce
Hattie F. Webber
Hattie F. Webber, 78, Last Week. Mrs. Webber
Pierce
Richmond
Cotton's Cemetery
Baptist Church
Herbert Stewart
Orleans
Marion Bibber
Webster
William A. Bibber
Pleasant Street
Thomas Herbert
Carl Anderson
Gardiner
Swift & Co
Henry Drew
Boynton
Main Street
Bishop House
Lewis Wilson
William Dunham
Front Street
Leslie Whitehouse
Harry Whitehouse
Gardiner Street
Mary F. Hunnewell
Spring Street
Madison
Hunnewell
Port Clyde
Asa Hunnewell
William
Rena Paine
Rye
N. H
Charies F. Emery
Leonard Marston
Joseph Waters
Federal Street
Frank Haynes
Boston
Samuel Haynes
R K. Sewall, Esq
Washington, D. C
E. T. Hodge
Wiscasset Echo Ninety Years Ago Bond News and Local Happenings
Wiscasset 25 years ago details from the February 24 1906 issue note bond stories and local visits. Ceessman returns from Wadeboro and Mary Weeks comes home from Colby College. Chas Sewall back from Eastport. George E Wolcott left for Philadelphia with ice cargo. Emma Johnson in Brunswick. sleighing improving then fading. Diocesan Wo mans Auxiliary meeting in Bath with Mrs Erskine Taylor Lewis and others. Rodney L Thompson candidate for Rockland mayor on no Democratic ticket. Edna Jones returns from two month visit. League records list Farrar high single 137 Orioles high team 510. Mold Loft high team total 1431. Week schedule shows Mold Loft vs Pole Cats and Mechanics vs Unknowns.
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Sheepscot Echo
Bond
Ceessman
Wadeboro
Mary Weeks
Colby College
Menearth
Day
Leigh
Wo- Mans
Masis
Bath
FP. L. Erskine
Willan Taylor
James Lewis
Viry
H. v. Bath
St. Philip's Church
Wiscasset
Rodney L Thompson
Rockland
Edna Jones
Verdiel
Pet Salar
Athens
Farrar
Orioles
Lothrop
Mold Loft
Pole Cats
Mechanics
Mold Loft Bowlers Lead Park Alley League by Four Games
Mold Loft remains first in the Park alley league while Torrey Roller Rushing Works move into second place four games back, replacing the Unknowns. Poke Farrar set a high single string mark at 137 as Nash tops averages at 97.6 with 96.3 and Farrar at 96.2 in second.
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Mold Loft
Torrey Roller Rushing Works
Poke Farrar
Nash
Ice cake falls on Crono youth in accident
Bruce Ashworth son of Prof and Mrs J H Ashworth Crono was struck by a large ice cake from a roof as he stepped from his door to the university. He was knocked unconscious for several hours but survived the incident seen as a fortunate escape from death.
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Bruce Ashworth
J. H. Ashworth
Crono
Brunswick Patrolman Totals Miles On Three Year Walks
Louis H. Beauregard of Brunswick is a patrolman for the Central Maine Power Co. He has walked enough miles in the past three years to cover a third of the globe, and in the past year he reportedly stamped the deck more than ten million times.
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Louis H. Beauregard
Brunswick
Central Maine Power Co
Unpaid Liabilities and Surplus Summary Note
The fragment lists liabilities and capital figures with figures like 1,205,766.1 for all other liabilities and 1,409,047.62 for surplus over all liabilities, totaling 4 16 for liabilities and surplus. It names James H. Ames as a person connected to the entry, with a date code Ind-12-19-2g.
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James H. Ames
Bowdeanook Thar
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