Working League of Georgetown Celebrates Anniversaries
The Working League marked its second anniversary at the vestry with about eighty attendees. A surprise honored Deacon Henry Todd and wife on their 35th wedding anniversary, featuring a cake by Mrs. C. L. Hinckley and lobster stew prepared by President Mrs. Everett Higgins.
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Working League
Henry Todd
C. L. Hinckley
Dayton Hunt
Rev. Gray
Mrs. Todd
Laura Oliver
Ivery
Mattie Rich
Fitchburg
Mass
Horace Jordan
Mrs. Rich
Our
Todd
Ice harvest at Five Islands and aid society meeting report
J. G. Stevens reports a thick thirteen inch ice harvest filling his house with excellent quality. The Ladies' Aid Society held a pleasant meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Thomas Blaisdell’s home with nineteen attendees including seventeen members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Stevens
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thomas Blaisdell
Dys Pep Lets Digestive Comfort Promoted
A clergyman endorses Dys Pep Lets noting its pleasant taste and efficacy for stomach relief. The ad touts its ingredients pepsin rhubarb mint and other digestives and urges readers to try a trial box for ten cents.
Sebasco Community Notices and Social Gatherings
Orrs Island visitors include Mrs Bert Coffin to Sebasco Estates and Mrs Ida Beal staying with Mrs William Wilson. Mrs Mattie Dunning is sick with grip. Earl Bartlett travels to Portland. youths entertain at a church benefit in Ashdale. Multiple residents attend events and fall ill or injure from minor accidents. Doris Bartlett hosts Busy Bees sewing circle. Allegra Harley and Evalena McKinney noted among ill or injured.
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Bert Coffin
Orrs Island
Edgar Pye
Sebasco Estates
Ida Beal
Bath
William Wilson
Mattie Dunning
Earl Bartlett
Portland
Oakley Bartlett
Bill Bartlett
J. D. Eastman
Sebasco
Ashdale
Geal Bartlett
Lillian York
Beulah Pye
Almon Wallace
Cecil Harris
Bartie Pye
Small Point
Jizzie Harris
Cecil
Busy Bees
Doris Bartlett
Allegra Harley
Evalena McKinney
Dr. Williams
James McKinney, Jr
Arrowsic visit and local meetings reported
Frank Farnsworth of Auto Truck Co. Portland visited his parents in Arrowsic. North schoolhouse hosts special meetings led by Rev Eisner and Mr Fletcher. Geneva Jones of Dorchester, Mass. visits sister Florence Jones. Funeral of Mrs. Jane Mary Swett held at her Bath home. she widow of Edwin Swett. Swett long tied to Potter area saw mill later run by Spinney brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hodgkins
Mr. Bishop
N. EK. Telephone Co
Harold Ward
Topsham
Hattie Rowe
Bertha Avery
Will Todd
H. M. Trafton
Frank Farnsworth
The
Auto Truck Co
Portland
Truman Farnsworth
South Arrowsic
North Schoolhouse
Mr. Eisner
Fletcher
Geneva Jones
Dorchester
Mass
Florence Jones
Jane Mary Swett
Edwin Swett
Bath
Swett
Fiam Potter
W. H. and
J. L. Spinney
Deputies Inspect Clubs for Prohibitory Law Compliance
Deputy Sheriffs Aderton and Reynolds toured local clubs on Wednesday and found no violations of the prohibitory law.
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Aderton
Reynolds
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Working League OF Georgetown
Deacon Todd
Hunt
Ter
God
Forsaken
West Georgetown
Kennebec Point
Mr. Todd
Mattie E. Rich
Dyer
Hannaford Bros
Edgar Hunt
W. A Todd
Virginia
Will Noble
Riggsville
Georgetown
Silas Damon
Sheepscot River
Bell Fund
George Oliver
Bay Point
Thomas Reed
Seguinland
Henry Smith
Frank Moore
Alfred Rowe
Five Islands
A. E. Rowe
Hodgdon
J. B. Donnell Co
Carrie Hagan
H. G. Heald
Wendall Baker
League
J. M
Branwell Hartford
Rowe’s Hall
the Cove
Idabelle Rowe
Gladys Pinkham
Maurice Pinkham
Charles McFadden
Almon Marr
Chauncey Lewis
L. H. Rowe
Manfred Newdick
Back River
Kennebec
Henry Moore
Boothbay Harbor
F. W. Ridley
Maine
John J.desmondco
Corner Center
Water Streets
Bath, Maine
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