Stranger Meets Accidental Death In Woolwich
A stranger seeking work at a brick yard crew fell overboard a Woolwich dock on Tuesday. He hit his head on a rock, was brought to a nearby home, and died on Wednesday amid a town full of visitors and ongoing light summer activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Soule
F. W. Carlton
Montsweag
Scott Turner
Frank Head
Frank W. Jones
Thomas Long
Bath City
Mr. Long
Austin Locke
Cambridge
Donnell Thwing
the Independent
Summer residents and school tests mark Georgetown season
Arthur L. Todd returns to Sherman's Mills address for the summer. Eight local students sat for high school admissions. seven passed with averages from 93 to 72 led by Roy Campbell. Superintendent Wyman praises the spring term as the best in four years with no teacher or management complaints as schools close for picnics and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Campbell
First Selectman
Campbell
Helen Snowman
W. E. Snowman
Wyman
Maud Oliver
Riggs- Ville
A. S. Jones
Arthur Todd
Kennebec Point
A. E. Rowe
North Georgetown
Wedneday
Geo. Emmons
Lewiston
Hooper
Arlington
Mass
Various families arrive for summer in Westport area
Mrs. E V Lewis and family return after teaching thirteen weeks in Phippsburg schools. Concord visitors pass the summer on Heal's upper mills farm. Bath residents Charles Knight moves here permanently. Beverly visitors open Blake's Cove cottage. Andover guests on annual vacation. Isle of Springs visitor on business. Somerville family opens Center house for summer. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Robert T Greenleaf. Portland and Woolwich visitors. Zoe Barker returns to Portland. Tarbox and Dickson build a herring weir in Sheepscot near Sandy Cove. Providence cottage guests at Sandy. bineberry crop looks favorable with early picking underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Thwing
Bath
Kennebec Potato Company
Sagadahoe Ferry
Boston Boys’ Brigade
Woolwich
Day's Ferry
Murphey’s Corner
Julia MacDonough
Nellie MacDonough
John MacDonough
William E. Gillis
Emma Barnes
Boston
H. E. Carlton
J. P. Wright
George Kennerson
Leonard Homestead
G. W. Leonard
Neal
Henry Mayberry
Chelsea
Lowell Mayberry
Everett
Morton Soule
Westport
Ellen Corliss
Dresden
Carolyn Sheldon
Woolwich Grange
Sarah Reed
West
Boardman Reed
E. V. Lewis
M. Ordway
Helen M
Phippsburg
James Gilmore
Florence
Concord
Mass
Heal’s Upper Mills
Charles Knight
Jameson
Beverly
Blake's Cove
Fred Boyce
Andover
Christopher of
Isle of Springs
Robert T Greenleaf
Moses Foster
Portland
Zoe Barker
E. P. Webber
Capt
H. J. Tarbox
TY. F. Dickson
Sheepscot River
Sandy
Woolwich News Briefs and Tragic Death
Tuessie Hall to receive summer paint renovations. Woolwich farmers report good lamb prices this week. Henry Carlton found William H. Smith of Augusta's body near Woolwich shore after he fell from a motor boat near Swan Island on June 17. Smith’s body was recovered, taken to Augusta aboard the Ardena, and services were held Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuessie Hall
Woolwich
Henry Carlton
William H. Smith
Augusta
Mr. Smith
Kennebec
Swan Island
John M. Clark
Ardena
New Meadows Notes Return Home and Visitors Gather
Alma Hoolbrook came back from Brunswick after six months away. Butler family and three daughters return to Mass. Miss Lois Marriner visits Ada Holbrook while recovering from grip. Harvey Jordan hosts birthday gathering. Annie Jordan and Chase Snow vacationed in Durham. Mercy Holbrook visits from Portland. Randall family with son John O. Randall guests. Summer visitors begin to arrive. Richmond forms no license club led by Charles D. Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebenon Hall
Lee
Gardiner
W. 5. Jones
Portland
Frank W. Jones
Harmony Club
Hatch’s Corner
Bath
Ida
Nettie Stevens
Stevens Place
Alma Hoolbrook
Brunswick
Mrs. Butler
Mr. Manfield
Mass
Lois Marriner
Ada Holbrook
Miss Marriner
Harvey Jordan
Mercy Holbrook
Mrs. Randall
John O. Randall
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Coorrighs
John J. Desmond Co
Water Sts
Bath, Me
Walter O.parker
Whalter O Parker Co
Cntre
St Bath
Percy & Sons
Daud I Sorcy
China
Sagadahoc
United States
General Accident Corporation
ED. E. Briry
Sagadehock Block
Woolwich Town
Prie Wright
Frank Jones
Young Wright
Baptist Church
George MacNevin
Bertha Preble
Hebron
Emma F. Locke
Horace Locke
Horatio
Locke Cottage
Bluffs
Samuel Hateh
Woodbridge Cottage
George C. Wethenbee
Detroit
Elizabeth Ross
Frost Cattage
Frank M. Lawrence
Lawrence Cottage
Fannie Lord of
Bangor
Emma Locke
Warren Woodbridge
Waldoboro
Georgetown
Arthur L. Todd
Sherman's Mills
Helen Trafton
Island Falls
Dy. H. Todd
Elizabeth Nagle
Charles Tarr
Stewart Allen
Richmond
Charles Boucher
J. P. Lewis
Lolitta
Electa
West Medford
Harry Reid
Frances
Alexander Bates
Charles Berry
Ocean View
Frank Blake
Somerville
Carrie and
Naomi Stevens
Joseph Stevens
Ladies’ Alm Society
W. H. Holland
Lulu Eastman
Swampscot
Elbidge Mains
Enterprise
Mavis
Cleveland Davis
Bride
Corinna
Branwell Harford
Bottom
J. M. Hartford
Alfred Rowe
Edith Frost
Waltham
Pierce Cottage
Monhegan
Island Inn
Arthur Rowe
Spaulding
David Hagan
Clara Hinckley
Chaney Emmons
M. E. B. Hagan
Proctor Hagan
Sedgemere
W. E. Rowe
W. E. Dunbar
Center
Cove
James Willams
Providence, R. J
Sandy Cove
New Meadows
Annie Jordan
Chase Snow
Dureham
Charles D. Newell
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