Prominent Men of Sagadahoc Continued on Woolwich
The article recounts Sir William Phips, governor of Massachusetts Bay, his Woolwich connections, and a preserved memorial card inviting his burial. It notes Major General Fitz-John Winthrop attended, the card’s later reprint, and a 1876 gift of a framed facsimile to Woolwich from Samuel J. Bridge of Dresden. It mentions Phips Neck and local town records and ends with a brief note of Harold Boyd and his beagle capturing five rabbits.
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William Phipps Blake
Arizona
Woolwich
Phips Farm
Phips Neck
Sir William
Samuel T. Bridge
Dresden
Phips
New Haven
Maine Historical Society
Blake
Danforth Phipps
Falmouth
Maine
Pemaquid
William
England
Boston
New England
Fitz-John Winthrop
John Winthrop
Plymouth Colony
Scotland
Quebec
London
Connecticut Colony
Winthrop
Robert JC. Winthrop
Massachusetts Historical Society
William Phips
Governor Phips
Samuel J. Bridge
Bridge
Massachusetts Bay
Phippsburg
Sagadahoc
Topsham
Richmond
Church of St. Mary Woolnoth
Robert C. Winthrop
Annual Meeting Highlights at Bath Orphan Asylum
Trustees report 1915 finances and operations at Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum. Maintenance funds, expenses, and health status outlined. Excursions and donations aid children including ships boats and a Victrola. New officers elected and notes on future of the home reflect evolving purpose.
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Page One Brown
Lake Auburn
Bath and Popham Steamboat Co
Fort Popham
Astern Steamship Co
Pemaquid
Mary B. Price
Richmond
Anna A. Gould
Daughters of Veterans
Portland
H. A
Snipe
Lowell
Military and Naval Orphan Asylum
C. A. L. Sampson
Alexander
Brunswick
W. H. Watson
Charles P. Wetherbee
Bath
Oakley C. Curtis
H. E. P. Keyes
Farmington
Elsie Alexander
H. W. Thomas
Yarmouthville
William R. Kimball
William H. Watson
E. W. Hyde
Charles S. Brown
H. A. Duncan
Henry W. Hanson
James S. Lowell
William T. Hodgkins
C. S. Brown
L. Daley
Willam R. Kimball
W. R. Kimball
E. W. Larrabee
H. W. Howard
House
Isalac Spaulding
Wm. JH. Watson
Eliza Brown
L. T. Snipe
Jor
William. R. Kimball
William H
Spamond
Governor Appoints Four Members to State Board
The governor selects four new members for the state board, expanding and shaping the agency's leadership. The appointments follow a formal process and contribute to policy direction and oversight.
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Drews
Maine
G.A.R
Richmond Voters Plan Protest Over State Road Route
About six hundred Richmond voters will ride a special train to Augusta on the 20th to register their disapproval of the proposed highway route from Brunswick to Augusta. A public meeting led by Noble Maxwell formed committees and authorized legal counsel to file a protest, citing the route that bypasses Richmond village and Bowdoinham and South Gardiner.
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Richmond
Augusta
Noble Maxwell
Curtis Hall
State Highway Commission
Brunwick
Highway Commission
Richmond Corner
Pleasant Pond
Richmond Village
Bowdeinham
South Gardiner
Middlesex Road
Bowdoinham Village
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William Phipps
Salters Hall
Swithinsle
St. Mary Woolnoth
Lombard Street
Gen'l Wintrop
New London
Harold Boyd
Woolwich Woods
H. Aw Duncan
Treas
H. Watson
Committee On Children
State Treas
Royal Worcester
James F. Will Co
People's Safe Deposit & Savings Bank
Bath Trust Company
People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
R. H. Baxter
Bath, Ma
THE
G. G. Deering
W. B. Mussenden
Trens
Capitol
Colonial Club
Y.M.C.A
Frush Augusta
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