Washington Birthday Observed At Free Baptist Church
A Washingtons Birthday program at the Second Free Baptist Church drew a full crowd. Miss Carrie Hagan led the Junior Endeavor with Leona Pinkham aiding, directing rehearsals from a distant farm home. The varied acts featured children in white, recitations, songs, tableaux, and a flag salute, ending with America and thanks to Miss Hagan. proceeds totaled 8.40 for church funds.
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Second Free Baptist Church
Endeavor
Carrie Hagan
Leona Pinkham
Hagan
Washington
Georgetown
Columbia
Ethel Harley
Dorothy Pinkham
Florabell Moore
Levi Totman
Harriet Leonard
Kathleen
Aurelia Gray
Makine
Ida Lewis
Delia Davis
Beryl Reed
George Washington
Earle Hagan
Clayton Rowe
Errald Boucher
Clinton Hanna
Victor Pinkham Long
Ared Pinkham
Henry Totman
William Marr
Vivian Beal
Leila Davis
Mildred Pinkham
Maxine Lewis
Lila McMahon
Mrs. Holland
Kenneth Pinkham
Beryl Reid
Sle
Betsy Ross
Evelyn Rowe
Ignal
Betsy
Freedom
Ture
Lila McMahan
Miss Hagan
America
New Sour Stomach Remedy Promises Fast Relief
A new treatment replaces harsh old dyspepsia tablets with peppermint bismuth mint rhubarb and other corrective agents in tasty tablets. They claim quick relief from sour stomach nausea indigestion and heartburn without harsh side effects.
Washington party at Old Georgetown hosts whist and gifts
A Monday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs Harold Hunts featured red white and blue decorations a whist game with scores and prizes for Miss Ethel Todd and Walter Cummings. Guests received poetry favors and humorous caps as phonograph selections and social chatter filled the night.
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Harold Hunt
George Washington
Ethel Todd
Walter Cummings
Frank Heald
Florence Woodside
America
Local News from Monhegan and Nearby Harbors
Miss Orissa Davis visits Five Islands for weeks. George Smith nets 25 pollock tanks with 20 cod among them Tuesday night. Capt Willis Gilbert buys lobsters in harbor at 22 cents a pound. Frank Fiilmores take a flying trip to New Harbor then return. Mrs E W Osgood brings home a newborn Jeana Frances two weeks old. Emma Richardson from New Harbor helps Mrs Osgood. A schoolhouse band concert and supper Friday night February 26. A Brackett's hall social dance proves enjoyable Monday. Otis L Thompson leads a Wednesday night meeting. Charles Fields trips to Portland Wednesday and returns Saturday.
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William Marr
Tra Cromwell
New England
Alfred Rowe
Hartley J. Harley
Seguinland
Lermond H
William E
Mary Harrington
Belle Stevens
W. H. Holland
Cleveland Davis
Dexter
L. H. Rowe
George Smith
Willis Gilbert
Our Harbor
Frank Fiilmore
New Harbor
E. W. Osgood
Jeana Frances
Emma Richardson
E._W.Osgood
Brackett’s Hall
Otis L. Thompson
Narrow ice escape at local pond ends with rescue
Miss Marion Humphrey slipped through thin ice while crossing an ice pond after leaving school. Neighbors staged a rapid rescue using a ladder and pulled her out, leaving her badly chilled but unharmed overall.
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Marion Humphrey
Bowdoinham Post Road Attends Millay Funeral
Mrs. Ella Lewson and Mrs. Will Millay of Portland came to Bowdoinham for the funeral of E. J. Millay. Judge Swasey of Portland, a Bowdoin College classmate, attended the service. Roy Douglass visited his sister in Saco and George Lancaster with his daughter attended the funeral of Mrs. Alva Briary. A party was hosted at Miss Ada Purington’s home, and Robens Douglass reports a telephone line into his house. Eastman and Forest Blodgett wintered with Blodgett at the Mariner farm.
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Elmira Trafton
Grace Scott
George Oliver
Bay Point
Irvin Hunt
Edgar Hunt
Rev. Gray
Bath
Bertha Avery
Virginia
Ernest Spinng
Joseph Harford
Ellery
Sebasco
E. M. Cummings
Thomas Phillips
B. H. Woodside
Portland
Thomas Reid
Seguinland
Sagadahoc Farm
Working League
Howard Heald
Ida Oliver
Medway
Mass
Thomas Blaisdell
Five Islands
Cove
Judge Swasey
E. J. Millay
Millay
Bowdoin College
Roy Douglass
Ernest Davis
Saco
George Lancaster
Bowdoin
Alva Briary
Bertha Bickford
Robens Douglass
Ada Purington
Mrs. Eastman
Forest Blodgett
Mariner Farm
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Victor Pinkham
Mount Vernon
Marion Stevens
George
Mil
Old Georgetown
Robinhood Cove
Henry Smith
Mr. Smith
Dr. Stott
Woolwich
Lawrence
F. G. Moore
Fred Oliver
West Georgetown
Auburn
Everett Jewett
Ralph Spinney
Spinney
Dayton Hunt
Jennie Todd
Fannie Williams
Howard Trafton
Mr. Pennell
N. E. Telephone Co
Todd
Miss Oliver
Mrs. Blaisdell
Bell Fund
Alfred Henry Berry
the House OF Kuppenheimer
Last
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Maine
Dollar House
Conley’s Specialty Store
Monhegan
Orissa Davis
Charles Fields
Bowdoinham Post Road
Ella Lewson
Will Millay
Curtis House
Frank Millay
Baby
Lewiston