Fragmentary notice from Phippsburg delayed timetable
The readable text shows scattered words about trips, patients away, and a few named individuals like James and Doris, with references to Littles and Me. Littles's mond and a Frehth trip appear, and a government feed note mentions Wyman with a single trip. Overall the fragment is incomplete and lacks clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howeven
Jamés Arid
Doris
Littles
Mr. Little
Wyman
Muted Civic Event Echoes Through Shared Run
A fragmented report notes Swinton ran while Melville and others joined a civic gathering. The text hints at a muttered or mixed response period with several participants present, reflecting a local community event with broad involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinton
Melville
Se Basco Man Indicted in Negligent Killing Case
Bartlett of Se Basco faces indictment charged with negligence in a hunting trip incident near Catsying Place plantation. Police report details unclear, but the case centers on a deadly event tied to a Dead mona h Banca time framing. Authorities, including Se Paar Pricey, are handling the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poeeween Bartlett
Sebasco
E. Koehiling
Hartting
Psburg
Mona
Local Residents Connected by Week’s Activities
The report lists local residents and family visits, noting Brett and others shoveling roads, students at Parker Head Haas and Potter, visits among neighbors, and attendees at community meetings in Dromore Farm Bureau and Phippsburg Christian Service.
Sunday Fireside club hosts Bates College deputation
A four member Bates College deputation led by Dorothy Gaylord and E Merrit Shea conducted services at W Street church. They spoke on Prayer in the morning and How Honest Can We Be in the evening, guiding six Sunday school classes and leading a fine Fireside club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates College
Dorothy Gaylord
Marjorie Nic Hibbert
E. Merrit Shea
W Street
Miss Gaylord
Mr. Shea
Purrtland
Mildred Ver
Bryant
Mrs Marguerite works on Terrace home repairs
Mrs Marguerite is doing extensive work at her home on At y Terrace. A Fr iday night regular meeting of well grange occurred with only a few members present. Visitors included Mrs Lester Oliver of Spruceville and Mrs Frank Scott of Popham. Spinney’s circle met at Spinney’s with Mrs Nancy Welch as hostess last week. Everett Harrington of pre Center was in town on business for one day. Mr and Mrs Herbert Sprague returned Saturday after a Bath visit with Mr and Mrs Henry Murphy Hyde Park Terrace. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Taylor attended a special town meeting last Monday. Spinney was Bath shopper last Wednesday. Alden P Denham Sr of Bath visited friends in the village. Sam Walter Cushing, son William of Parker Head, Millard Nadeau of Bath were in town Monday. Mrs Jesse Munsey of Bath visited her daughter Mrs Henry Welch Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon Reir Cex
Brett
Wee Ives
Que
Wwat Hee Gu
Parker Head
Haas School
Lesterston
Cafe
Clyde Moore
Dai Mite Doroth
Cushing
Potter
Ugher Parentts
Barbage
Soirhe
H. D. Mank, Sr
Hari Rebel Munger
Providence Bay
Albert Gray
William Hallet
Houston
Albert
Gray
Lartainie
Tommy
Peram
Lesliette Jr
Leston Harrington
Dromore Farm Bureau
Phippsburg Christian Service
J. G. Morse, Jr
Winnegance
Marguerite
Aty Terrace
Nesther
Well Grange
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Frank Scott
Popham
Popham Circle
Spinneys
Nancy Welch
Everett Harrington
Pre Center
Herbert Sprague
Bath
Henry Murphy
Hyde Ark Terrace
Lawrence Taylor
Ed Spinney
Alden P. Denham
Sjr
Sam Walter Cushing
William
Millard Nadeau
Jesse Munsey
Henry Welch
Biddéford
Tate
Haybay
Y Ibsonohnson, Jr
Dix
Robert Armies
Ues
Ington
Eey
Washington
Martin Ewin
Wolfebees
Seere Bown
Richard Dozois
Seabrook
N. H
Frank Wyman
Snow Fells Over Countryside and Local Happenings
Steady snow during the weekend left fields and trees weighed down. A truck broke down Sunday and was abandoned for repairs. The March of Dimes drive proceeds through Parker school. Local residents from Bath and Wolfeboro were noted visiting, with several trips and calls reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suriday
Cox
Mr. Doughty
March of Dimes Fer National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
Parker End
Red And Grey Squirrels Debate Destruction In The Woods
The author weighs red and grey squirrels as the more destructive, noting species contrasts and feeding habits. Grey squirrels, larger, are blamed for tree damage and bird loss, while reds are described as daily feeders. Snow and local sightings accompany personal items and hospital notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Boston College
Maine Grangers Facing a Big Task
Preparations are under way for the 1948 National Grange session to be held next November in Portland. It is expected to be the largest Grange gathering, rivaling the Columbus Ohio session that drew nearly 25 000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Portland
Columbus
Ohio
Seventh annual fraternal gathering eyed in New England
Dated notes predict a record turnout for a National Grange event in Lewiston. The Seventh class of 1926 is expected to surpass all prior totals except Boston’s 1920 class of 9838, with estimates of 6000 to 8000 from New England states and at least 10 000 candidates overall. Plans foresee two full days of sessions in the first week and a large November assembly, likely the largest fraternal gathering ever staged in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Boston
Grange der
Maine
Ael
New England
Mrs McElroy Visits Richmond Friends For Winter
Mrs Ethel McElroy visits Richmond Virginia to pass the remainder of winter with friends as Mr and Mrs Elmer and Mechanic Falls were noted in the clipping.
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Hasenfus
Ford
Five Island
Cecil Mains
Sumner Mains
Bath Memorial Hospital
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Alice Hinckley
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