Doings Down Georgetown Way From a town after Campbell removal
Following the removal of First Selectman W. S. Campbell debate swirls over who will lead Georgetown's board next. A busy week recounts storms, road clearing by Eugene Reynolds and son Henry, mail delays, accidents, measles outbreaks, school closings, and local residents adjusting to harsh winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Selectman
W. S. Campbell
E. C. Merry
Wm. H. Dearborn
Eugene Reynolds
Henry
Georgetown
Bath
U. S
Stoward G. Heald
Levi Powers
Wm. Noble
Woolwich Notes Include Snow Storm And Local Moves
Spring Soule family moves into William Soule house at Murphy's Corner. Milon Trott heads to New York to sail to southern ports with Capt. Charles Prescott. Various residents noted with visits travels and social events amid severe snow and disrupted roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Soule
William Soule
Murphy’s Corner
Milton Trott
New York
Charles Prescott
Woolwich
Leslie Bailey
Dresden Mills
Augustus Levigne
Portland
Benjamin Trott
North Woolwich
Measles Close School. L. A. S. Holds Supper and Dance
Weather and travel woes cancel Ladies' Aid Society meeting. Primary school closed for measles with about twenty cases among young children. Rowe's Hall hosts the second annual L F P A supper and dance with eighty served, tribute to organizers and musicians. Measles cases reported on McMahan Island. Mrs. Rowe and sister relocate to the Cove for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Everett Jewett
Frank Moore
Lewiston
Albion Fields
Bath Iron Works
Elisha Fields
Rowe’s Hall
Lermond H. Rowe
Elbridge G. Southard
Willard F. Delano
Earl S. McMahan
McMahan Island
Frank Ryder
Five Islands
W. Dyer
Portland
Rozilla Rowe
Cove
Nancy Rowe
Health move for Morse to Hot Springs Arkansas
Washington issued orders to remove Charles W. Morse from Fort McPherson Army Hospital to Hot Springs Arkansas where officials believe his health may improve. Clarence V. T. Richeson sentenced to death in the electric chair during the week of May 19 for the murder of Avis Linnell. Equitable Life Assurance Building in New York destroyed by fire with six million dollars in losses. three men killed leaping from the roof and another missing. New Mexico admitted as 47th state after Taft signed the proclamation last Saturday. Boxing match Boris Sullivan versus Hugo Kelley set for January 23 in this city instead of next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Georgetown
Washington
Charles W. Morse
Army Hospital
Fort McPherson
Hot Springs
Ark
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Equitable Life Assurance
New York
New Mexico
Taft
Boris Sullivan
Hugo Kelley
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Winter Cure For Ailments
The piece describes winter as harsh and linked to rheumatism catarrh and scrofula symptoms. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a widely available remedy with claims of radical and permanent cures supported by unspecified proof.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark
Samson & Hubbard
Bronx” Derby
Eagle
John J. Desmond
Water Sts
Bath, Me
Han
Conley’s Specialty Store
David T. Percy & Sons
GAR
Re Gertie
Georgetown Way
Sagadahoc
Henry Harford
Ladies’ Aid
A. E. Rowe
G. H. Worthing
West Side
Albert MacFadden
the Cove
Union Hall
Mr. McFadden
Friends of
Bradbury
P. Todd
Gilbert Cromwell
Jenny Todd
Kennebec
Dyer
Boothbay
Eugene Rowe
Rozella Rowe
Nanny Rowe
Alex Marr
Riggsville
Robin Hood Cove
A. E. Wyman
MacMahan’s Island
Woolwich Town
Woolwich Grange
W. Scott Tibbetts
Vassalboro
Willing Worker Society
Nathan McKenney
Charles M. White
Bowdoinham
Harold Shaw
George W. Shaw
Auburn
Leonard Lord
Nellie Reed
Clarence Bailey
Pacific
Nahanada
Arrowsic Bridge
Morse Brothers of
Phippsburg
Seavey
Wiscasset
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Ferdinando Gorges
Hercules
North Church
Nequasset
Sagadahoe Ferry
Herbert W. Brooks
W. D. Blair
Capt. Starkey
Charles Baker
Brunswick
George Perkins
Dresden
Alfred B. Trott
Bernice Blair
Mrs. W. OD. Blair
Elbridge Southard
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