Woolwich Parish Notes A Busy Week Of Events
In Woolwich and Nequasset, a January week features a pound party at the Methodist parsonage with gifts and money, revival meetings begin, families visit towns like Rockland and Bath, and area residents attend sales, funerals, and farm changes. Barzillai Walker's funeral is held, new births are noted, and brown-tail moth control is ordered before March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
Rachael Gilmore
Gilmore
Hall
Rockland
Scott Tibbetts
Bath
Eleanor Fullerton
Florence Bailey
Sara Bailey
North Yarmouth Academy
Stella Bradeen
Portland
Chapman-Alexander
W. L. Bradeen
Methodist Church
G. J. Palmer
Redlonville
Maine
Wiscasset Village
Ruby
Gladys Nason
Ida Getchell
Clarence Bailey
Walter Grover
Carlton Lewis
Raymond Cunningham
Wilbert Hodgdon
Wiscasset Academy
O. C. Nutting
Boston
D. T. Percy and Sons
Harriet McKenney
Emma McKenney
Fred Soule
Julia Bailey
Marcia Bailey
Co. M. Leavitt
Lucy
Woolwich
Barzillai Walker
Sally McKenney
Monmouth
Samuel Moore
Charles Card
Sadie H Card
Peaks Island
Leonard Stilphen
Joseph Card
Tin Woolwich
Frand Card
L. L. Lowell
A. E. Trott
Henna Dana
Wiscasset
C. E. Bousfield
The
Baptist Church
Clara Hathorne
Litchfield
Harrison Savage
Frank
Nequasset Stream
Eben Dana
Richmond
Rockport
W. G. Brookings
Bathman Heads It and Sign of Spring Noted
Miss Charlotte Bartlett finds a four leaf clover signaling spring while locals remark on a bright comet visible near Venus at dusk. The Bath area cites the National Geographic Society naming Prof. Henry Gannett president, highlighting his Bath birth, polar work, and long career in geography. February is a short month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gannett
National Geographic Society
Charlotte Bartlett
Woolwich
Union Bridge
National Geographic Society of
Washington
Peary
Gannett
Bath
Mary E. Chase
Waterville
Geological Survey
The
Geographic Society
Prof. Gannett
Cosmos Club
Society
Cook
North Pole
Bowdoinham Sees Tax Reductions and Local News
Bowdoinham officials report a new law lowers the mill tax intake to 2224.98 for the year, allowing about 250 direct tax rise and potential school and welfare savings. Orchard activity includes farmers selling apples, potato prices at 40 to 42 cents per bushel, and preparations for school vacation. Community events span lyceums, a gramme meeting, religious services, and local appointments, with notes on the Kendall plant strike resolution and notable local travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Fulton
Board of Selectmen
Bowdoinham
Fulton
Mr. Quirk
Fall River
J. A. Beals
Brunswick
Frank S. Adam
Bowdoin
Edward Warren
Upper Main Street
John P. Cobb
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John J. Desmond
Bath, Me
Walter
Centre Street
NEW England Telephone
Woolwich Town
Kennebeck
Bathman
Up County
W. D. Hutchins
Augusta
Texas
William B. Kendall
Bangor
Kennebec
T. W. Fogg
Lyceum
South Bowdoin
Sagadahoc Grange
Topsham Grange
Kennebec Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Esquire
Kendall
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Company
Bowdeinham
E. B. Sprague
Bay Shore Road
Postmaster Brown
Robert Patten
Dr. Irish
Com. Dickinson
Nelson
Miss Eaton
Nancy Cornish
Linnie Tracy
East Orange
J. E. Clancy
Warren J. Carter
Clancy
Bowdoinham High School
A. M. Walker
Universalist Church
Brunswick Chorus
I. M. Fowle
Charles Rideout
Aroostooke County