HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK IN PHIPPSBURG
Leslie Oliver earns an engineer license and joins the Morgan Line ship Momus between New York and Galveston. Captain Frank Sheffield improves after illness. Captain Lilmore Small marries in Somerville and sails south for the winter. Community news covers boards of trade, street repairs, moose sightings, and local oil-lamp and telegraph work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Oliver
Momus
Morgan Line
New York
Galveston
Frank Daley
Palker Head
Tremont
Panama
Howard Wyman
City Ofneusta
Georgia
Providence
Arker
Lilmore H. Small
Somerville
Captain Small
Small
Chesbrongel Steamship Company
Boston
William G. Small
Gardiner
Augusta
Bath City Deputy Sheriffs Slightly Improved at Hospital
Deputy Sheriff Ballou is recovering at Bath City Hospital and near full recovery. a water works committee and board of health visited Nequas set Thursday to inspect the water source and will report at the next city government meeting. Philip P. Cole of North Street spoke at Bowdoin College on the Panama Canal fortification resolution, playing the negative side which won the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Shepard
Sheriff Ballou
Bath City
Comittee On Water Works
Board of Health
Nequasset
Philip P. Cole
North Street
Bowdoin College
United States
Panama Canal
Mr. Cole
Sagadahoc
John H. Berry
Bath
Nellie A. Berry
Fred A. Savage
Chauncey St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marguerite H. Lewis
WM. T. Hall, JR
State OF Maine
Ane
Bath Insai
Bath i
James
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Register
Morse High Tag Day Aims for Washington Trip
Today Morse High students hold a tag day fundraiser to raise money for a trip to Washington. Local volunteers and teachers coordinate the effort to support bus and lodging costs for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Washington
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the Times Coo
S. Front Street
Harry C. Webber
Maine
The
Phippsburg
Frank Sheffield
Frank S. Bowker
Cen
Boards of Trade
Jat
Board of Trade
Grace Percy
Cox's Head
Vannah Perkins
Portland
Winneenunee Bridge
Anlottie Locke
Charles W. Locke
Meadowbrook
Wesley Methodist Church
C. W. Bradlee
William C. Avery
Llewellyn Rogers
Fred Armes
Edgar Farrar
Oak Grove
Topsham
Sible
Ballou
Ficers
Deputy Ballou
Carvas
Kennebec
MOOSE
James W. Davis
John G. Morse & Sons
Basin Road
Mr. Davis
West Bath
Hyde Windlass Company
James Harrington
William N. Beal
Board of Selectmen
Silas Oliver
William Oliver
Walter Bowker
J. W. Davis
Albert Storer
Alston E. Oliver
Hope
Stewart and Whittemore
Parker Head
Arthur Percy
Montgomery
New York-savannah
H. Pomeroy Brown
George H. J. Ingalls
Fremont Kimball
Curtisset
George Stacey, Jr
Cristobal
William KE. Purington
Arthu Werman Irvine
William D. Cuttine
Mathes
Hert Youne
Lackawanna
George Eaton
Winneganee
William E. Purington
East Orange
N. J
M. J. Purington
Walter C. Perry
Pearl Rollins
Abbie Mann
Wineter
Richard CC. Morse
Winfield Morrison
James P. Greenlow
Ralph
Dromore Grange
Wylie R. Dickinson
E. J. Bolton
East
Frank Bk. Johnson
Johnson
Herrrt Willis
James Cutting
Bremen
Ivah T. Holbrook
New England
John D. Rogers
James J., Spinney
Henry Heald Wood
Arrowsic
George Cutting
Herbert W. Cutting
Gay G. Crocker
Mabel Mann
Clarence Willis
Patience
Philadelphia
Mr. Willis
Georgetown
Anson Oliver
Bay Point
C. W. Oliver
Lydia Oliver
Eugene Reynolds
Henry
Five Islands
Wyman
Riggsville
Potter
First
S.endall Mains
Millard Oliver
Solomon Humphrey
Loring Hartford
Son Henry
Chas. L. Oliver Archie E. Doyle
David R. McDougall
Ernest F. Kelley
Ray M. Triggs
Peerless Casualty CO
H. T. Stevens
Mgr
Park & Follard Co
Kimbalee Co
the Times
Front Street
G. C. Nichols
Gonley’s Specialty Store
Walter O.parker CO
Whalter O Parker Co
Centre St
Scribner's
Walter S. Russell
Coronel
B. G. Potter & CO
Sagadaoc Ferry
Woolwich
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