Death of William D. Cutting Adds to Phippsburg Loss
William D. Cutting of Dromore aged 89 dies at home after a long life as a farmer and millman. He leaves two sons, a daughter, and two sisters. Funeral held at his home. The community notes a year of losses among town elders and mentions local town affairs and upcoming events at Bodwell Grange, plus river and woodlot changes shaping next year’s valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
William D. Cutting
Dromore
Mr. Cutting
Drummond
Sarah Cutting
George
Martha Cutting
Kate O Weston
Martha Rogers
Mr Cutting
John B. Frisbee
Charles Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
Bath
Community Notes From Arrowsic and Vicinity
Mrs Augusta Snipe confined to bed for two weeks with Dr Stott of Woolwich attending. Roy Phinney of Lynn Massachusetts visiting brother Elton Phinney this week. Mrs Francis Stinson in very poor health with trained nurse attending. A telephone installed at Wilder Hagan residence. Charles Mains of Georgetown gathered a fine hog for Mrs James McFarland and a beef cow for Frank Snipe on Wednesday. G FE Gove Norman Drummond and Harold Snipe on the sick list last week. Colds prevailing in town. News received of the engagement of Persis Preble of Bath and Harold Battison of Boothbay Harbor. Mrs David G Stinson slips on ice and sprains wrist while visiting her husband at Bath City Hospital. G FE Camerin in Woolwich Sunday seeking oxen for logging operations. M Cunningham spent Sunday in Damariscotta. Preston Thurlow laid off from Damerin mill. Spinney Bros and McKenney lumbering on Whitmore lot this winter. Mr and Mrs Ralph Stinson visiting Foreside Sunday. G KE Damerin bought oxen in Woolwich. Boothbay boat unable to pass ice Tuesday morning. river service operates via Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wallace
Portland
D. C. Wallace
Henry M. Heald
Winfield W. Morse
Frank P. Rogers
George J. Rogers
Winneganee
Dromore
Independent
J. F. Upton
Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Francis Stinson
Atendance
Wilder Hagan
Charles Mains
Georgetown
James McFarland
Frank Snipe
G. FE. Gove
Norman Drummond
Harold Snipe
Persis Preble O' Bath
Harold Battison
Bos- Tait
Woolwich Funday
M. Cunningham
Hannah Goodwin
Fanny Goodwin
T. Critchley
Annie Berry
Fannie Frost
Waltham
Mass
Charles B. Williams
William C. Merry
Russell Street
Bath
Louise Morse
Albert Morse
FE. M. Fuller
Roy Trask
Emily Morse
W. C. Preble
Albert Lakin
Charles Preble
Walter Perry
George T. Storer
Lodge of
Good Templars
Perry's Hall
Storer
Winnesance
the Independent
Myra Merritt
D. T. Percy & Son
Westport notices and local life updates in brief
Westport column reports on illnesses and recoveries, travels, and family moves. It notes Lizzie Brooks recovering with Annie Colby nearby, and Miss Francis Brooks moving to Cambridge for winter. The piece lists local births, deaths, and notable events including a Victor Victrola purchase and plans for church services and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Brooks
Annie Colby
Ida Greenleaf
Brunswick
Woods
Francis E. Brooks
Cambridge
Mass
Etta G. Harriman
A Good Complexion with Toads Sarsaparilla
An advertisement promises a clear healthy color and improved vitality from Hood s Sarsaparilla a physician s prescription. It claims impure blood causes pimples boils hives eczema and fatigue and states the remedy purifies blood builds up the system and offers immediate improvement.
Winnegance News Notes Within a Cold Week
Mrs. Sherman Morse visits her engineer husband aboard the yacht Christine in Boston. Creek ice stops fishing and locals seek wood cutting work while community events and visits fill the week.
Iva Crowell Sick Again and Local Updates
Iva Crowell was quite ill Sunday but is out again at this writing. The pastor was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mell Jewett Sunday night. Warren Hodgdon is gaining and will be out in a few days. Rev. J. McAuliffe had dinner with Mrs. G. G. Judkins Monday. The extreme cold weather strains wood supplies and may leave residents cold without sufficient stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church of Maine
Augusta
South End
Jewett School House
Center Church
Jesus
the Sentinel
Armory
South Schoolhouse
Iva Crowell
Mell Jewett
Warren Hodgdon
Rev. J. McAuliffe
G. G. Judkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. F. Williams
Cente
Sebasco Estate
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Othe
WWE
Mr Heappreegy
Winfield
Johun Morse
Winneyance
Parker Head
Virginia
Phippsburge
Maine
Frank Allegrin
Henry C. Tarbox
Hezekiah Harrington
Fred York
Mrs. Roberts
Baby
Candys Harbor
Augusta Snipe
Dr. Stott
Woolwich
Roy Phinney
Lynn
Elton Phinne
Preston Thurlow
Damerin
Spinney Bros. and
McKenney
Whitmore
Ralph Stinson
G. KE. Damerin
Boothbay
Westport
Henry F. Greenleaf
Parkman F. Jewett
B. EF. Jewett
Alfred Jewett
Madge B. Nelson
Manfred
Erastus Jewett
Thomas F. Dickson
Paul Hilton
Rehail Point
J. F. Rosbery Co
Kilby St
Boston
Victor Victrola
M. C. Knight
Mikelsky
Alice M. Knight
George Blackburn
Morse Bros
Wiscasset
Spom
Town Hall
Patten
Topsham
Grange
Winnegance
Sherman Morse
Christine
John
Winfield Morse
West Bath
Reach
Fred Coombs
George Dennison
Madeline
Freeport
Mrs. Dennison
Marion Oliver
Frank Talbot
Edward Hunt
Harry C. Williams
Alfred Oliver
Zina Hunt
Henry Potter
George Eaton
Cutters
Millard Spinney
Winneganeee Church
Annie Purington
Eugene Spinney
Harry F. Oliver
George Lincoln
Anne M. Oliver
Alice Knight
Eugene Knight
E Ae Cmee
D.M.C
Ea Rae
James F. Will Co
Sruns
WICK
Castiry
Atecype
Fac Simile Signature of
New York
Bears
Castoria
George Parker
Massachusetts
William K. Neal
Exchange Street
Walter H. Parker
Adm
Rhode Island
R. IL Red
Ida Adams
Winthrop
Thompson
Quebec St
Erastus W. Maxwell
31St
Maine Infantry
Bowdoin
Edwin W. Balding
Pacific Building
Washington, D. C
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