Christmas social and village greetings in Winnegance
The community of Winnegance features numerous holiday gatherings and visits. Edwin Small resumes work in Dexter after a family vacation. Loring Small visits Beechmont. Miss Vida McIntire becomes engaged to John Morse. Eleanor Morse returns to Ashdale to teach. and Roberta Manson accompanies Robert Oliver aboard the Millinocket. Numerous residents travel to Bath, Portland, and surrounding towns, with post office busiest time recorded. The L. A. Club hosts a festive evening with a large Christmas tree and gifts, attended by local families and friends.
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Edwin Small
Dexter
Charles T. Small
Loring Small
Beechmont
Mass
Larkin Soap Club
Eugene Knight
Charles Small
Ray Oliver
Quincy
Albert Lakin
Bath City Hospital
Twitchell
Portland
Harry F. Oliver
Eleanor Morse
Ashdale
Winfield W. Morse
Jennie Franks
Gray
Robert P. Manson
Robert Oliver
Mr. Manson
Annie Purington
Ernest Knight
Augusta
Eugene Eyfiight
Bath
Vida McIntire
John Morse
Beulah McIntire
Morse
John G. Morse
Winneganee
Phippeburg
A. D. Wyman
Dorchester
Obadiah Trask
Winfield Groves
May
George Merritt
Myra
Freeport
George Dennison
Alfred Trask
Ethel
Harry Deering
Walter Morse
Dorothy
John MoelIntire
Parker Head
Alice Bates
Harold Snowdon
The
Mina Oliver
Fred Oliver
L. A
Thomas L. Perry
Sientiae
Tha Chunes
Prominent Men of Sagadahoe Governor William Phips
The article traces Sir William Phips as Maine’s frontier governor under the new charter. It covers his rise from a Boston shipwright to royal governor in 1692, wartime actions against French allied tribes, the fort at Pemaquid named William Henry, and the eventual siege and destruction by natives. It notes his treaty at Pemaquid in 1693, his Muscongus land purchase, and his controversial administration ending with illness and death in 1695, plus contemporary opinions of his character and leadership.
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Sheepscot
Boston
Pemaquid
Phips
William Henry
Saco
Passamaquoddy
Madockawando
Penobscots
Great Muscongus
Phipps
England
Mather
Maine
New England
Coast Guard cutter Osipee visits Bath for minor repairs
Local notes report the U. S. Coast Guard cutter Osipee, under Capt. Ridgeley, arriving from Portland for brief repairs at Hyde Windlass Co. Other items include Bath leaders examining the Wallula for sale, a large Christmas gift of lettuce, and widespread gold gift distributions. The telephone duct work nears Center and Lincoln Streets, the Bath cooperative store moved to Dougherty's block, and the browntail moth campaign opens with ten men. Dean Academy basketball players visit, shad and lobsters decline in American waters, and calls for better artificial propagation to combat depletion.
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U. S. Coast Guard
Ossipee
Ridgeley
Portland
Hyde Windlass Co
W. J. Packard
Halifax
R. C. Otis
Boston
Wallula
William G. Small
Fred P. Shaw
Owen J. Ledyard
Maine
Highland 31
Center
Lincoln Sts
E. J. Murphy
Bath Cooperative Store
Dougherty’s
Board of Highways and Sewers
Husky
Dean Academy
Massachusetts
Y. M.C.A
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Bath Highs Meet Morse Alumni In Hoop Scrimmage
The Morse High School and an alumni team staged an exciting practice game at the YMCA on Monday afternoon as Bath players prepare for upcoming games. Public schools resume Monday with Bailey Night School to follow in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penis
Lodg- Camden
Morse High Girls
Bath
Camden
Morse High School
Y.M.C.A
Bailey
Columbia
Marks
Moose
Knights of Columbus
Miller
Jacobs
Little Washington
Harold M. Sewall
Fisher House
Front St
William Holbrook
Henry G. Hodgdon
Bargain Silk and Wool Goods Sale Notice
Every Woman interested in bargains is invited to view silk and wool goods in blue old rose pearl gray and crepe serge in black and brown. Formerly priced at 1.50 now reduced to 1.00.
Maine Probate Petitions Sale of Real Estate in Brunswick
Louise H. Gahan petitions to sell under will of Obed B. Merrill for property in Brunswick Cumberland County. Offer of 2200 dollars accepted. private sale sought with court license. Notification and hearing scheduled in Sagadahoc County Probate Court Bath.
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Ate
Maine
J . D. Wilson
Brunswick
Cumberland
Pan Ae
Eerie ‘Wilson
Frances W. Hum
Begadah
Bath
Wathrick Wilson
Frances W. Humbreve
Jesse D. Wilson
Frances W. Humpener
Wilson
Efore
J. H. Rousseau
Sana
Seine
Rae
State OF
Louise H. Gahan
Tee
Obed B. Merrill
Oscar W. Merrill
Benswick
Cumber
Begingins
William Mountford
Stetson Street
Walker
Catherine M. Walker
Jotham Varney
Mountford
Brunswic
Ouise
H. Gahan
Sagadahoc
Qoie
Orenoon
Yrus W. Longley
Jon Te Fe
Bathe
Befo
Fred
Erypeee
A. PD
Sagadanoe
Royce D. Purinton
Bow
Lowell
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Winnegance News
Eugene Spinney
Middle Street
Gome Cane
Min Land
Thomas Perry
Olney Perry
Fred Parks
Slate
Harry Williams
Eddie Williams
Alice
Fred Coombs
Fred Harrington
Manson
Roberta
Sagadahoo
Grandin’s Stock
Kimball
Portsmouth
U. S
John Davis
Adealer
Boston Boat Wharf
Davis
Bath Marine Construction Co
F. L. Norton
Sagadahock Block
Ane
Rew Renene
James F. Will Co
Irunswick
F. Howp
Adm
Opahaia
Said
Eiankdad
John W. Tarbox
Harry H. Oliver
Hewitt
M. Graves
Ames S. Lowell
Eat. W. Longley
Elbridge T Toe Ee
Topsham
Benahoc
A. Hildreth
Arthur. C. Hunter
Charles
Dane Boothbay Harbor
Mary le
Popham
Mei
Dee
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