Choosing the Fairy Queen Opens Georgetown School Play
Georgetown presents a flower-costumed closing number Choosing the Fairy Queen to raise funds for library books and school materials. A July Bay Point Casino repeat features a long program of readings songs and dramatic scenes by students and teachers including Miss Nora McHale Miss Julia McHale and Miss Olive Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Aileen Hinckley
Florine Warren
Anna Cummings
Louise Williams
Vincent Cummings
Marjorie Hinckley
Rena Spinney
Tennessee
Della
Julia McHale Ola
Ruby Moore
Rena
Dorothy Drake
Maud Muller
Olive Drake
Julia McHale
Sing
Nora McHale
Mrs. Getchell
Susan Bighead
England
Elizabeth Priscilla Hutchinson Adams Perkins
Radcliffe
Maude Angelina Clementina Wigginson
Bridget O’flannigan
George
Patience
Pauline Moore
Prudence
Penelope
Faiiryland
Ruth Moore
Flora
Crocus
Lily-of-the-Valley
Poppy
Pansy
Violet
Rose
Woolwich Notes Cover Local Guests and Events
Chelsea, Me. guests visit Mrs. David G. Munsey and Mrs. Wison Bailey. The Congregational Church sale and lawn party, baptism at Montsweag, and local visits by Bailey, Hodgdon, and Hathorne families are reported. Five Islands Pomona attendees listed. many Woolwich residents noted in daily social rounds.
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Charles Sheldon
Marion
Lottie
Galen
Leo
Chelsea
David G. Munsey
Robbins
Evelyn
Virginia
Melrose
Mass
Wison Bailey
Congrestional
Nequasset
Montsweag
Hamlin
John A. Purington
Topsham
Britton
New York
George A. Walker
Stella Dolloff
Bath
Woolwich Center
Llewellyn A. Bailey
Bernard
Dresden
Bailey
George Shaw
Herbert Wright
Boothbay Harbor
Grace Tibbetts
T. H. Stevens
Woolwich
Five Islands
Pomona
Ashbury Bailey
Evelyn Hodgdon
Frank Hodgdon
Fred Soule
Sumner Bailey
A. C. Hathorne
Percy Bailey
Clinton Bailey
Edward Shaw, Jr
Harold Bailey
Frank Bailey
Herman Wright
G. D. Fullerton
Ralph Rice
Eben Dana
Lincoln Bailey
Wilson Bailey
Alice M. Jones
Maurice Hathorne
H. B. McKenney
Rachel Getchell
Richmond
Sagadahoc Ferry
D. W. Blair
Laura Bailey
June
E. R. Mains
Ellen Trott
Eric
Harold Blair
Bow- Coinham
Lillian Blair
Milton Carlton
Aid
Frank Call
Ralph F. Rice
Wiscasset
Sarah Bailey
Edgar Bailey
Winnegance News Highlights Local Visits and Obituary
The column notes the Doughtys of Fall River plan a summer at Sabine camp. Miss Nannie Trask visits Massachusetts. families from Auburn Bath and Randolph are mentioned. Mrs Frances Preble passes after peritonitis, with funeral at Corliss Street Church and burial in Fair View Cemetery. Local visits and Camp Fire Girls outings at Birch Point are also described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Perry
Rufus
Elizabeth Webber
Phippsburg
Lester Perry
Randolph
Charles
Winneganee
Earl
Almon
Frances Perry
Clarence Lakin
Bath
E. P. Browne
Corliss Street
Charles Small
Charles Hunt
Abram Oliver
James E. Perry
Fair View
Luther Clark
Thomaston
Seymour Hayden
Birch Point
Clark Camps
Margaret R. Foote
Charles T. Jackson
Harry Richardson
M. W. Tibbetts
Rockport
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Ormond Rogers
White Mountains
Clifford Road
Stover
Boothbay
Ann Oliver
Missionary Lin to Lead Baptism and Evening Sermon
Lin, a missionary from India, will oversee a union baptism at Mont Sweag at two oclock. Dr Hamlin will deliver the address during a special evening service at Center Baptist Church.
What is Man sermon at Riggsville church delights congregation
The Riggsville church service last Sunday featured Rev. Mr. Churchill speaking to children and adults about the divine nature of man in a fresh form. A special collection aided starving Armenians, and next Sunday's schedule includes a 10 a.m. children's concert with Holy Communion and a 7:30 p.m. repetition with an address on Christian activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Churchill
Jesus
Recital and community notices from Bath church event
A Bath church gathering lists a sequence of recitations songs and offerings led by Naomi Powers and others, plus an address at a W C T U convention during Mr Churchill's Bath visit. Town updates note Mrs Billings expected to occupy the old Riggs house and various local visits, cottage work, and traffic counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Powers
Naomi Powers
Jesus By
Levi Totman
Ina Noble
Harold Orrs
Walter Powers
Jewels
Ellen Brilmayer
Bessie Powers
Lear Mains
Pearl Mains
Board of Education
Mr. Churchill
Bath
W.C.T.U
People’s Church
Wesley Methodist Church
Boston Globe
Asia
Europe
Billings
Riggs House
Galen Watson
Charles Mains
Ralph Dunton
Ladies’ Aid
Ralph Reynolds
Ferdinand Brilmayer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Train Schedule Change and Vessel Sale Report
The Bath to Rockland morning train starts at 7 50 with a local station stop. The 9 25 Woolwich to Rockland train is discontinued. The three masted schooner George E Dudley, 387 tons, built in 1891 at Madison Donn, sold by David W Simpson of Boston to Markin French of Stavanger Norway for 35000 dollars. Now in New York to load coal for Iceland. She will likely enter Norwegian fishing under registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Bath
Woolwich
George E. Dudley
Madison Donn
David W. Simpson
Boston
Markin French
Stavanger
Norway
New York
Iceland
War Relief rooms close for July 4
Local notes report the War Relief rooms will be closed all day Tuesday July 4. Other items mention Modern Woodmen of America initiations, Epworth League meeting at Wesley Church, funeral services at a Boston cemetery, a Corliss Street research class meeting, Texas yard workforce growing to about 300, a Woolwich resident’s family note, a merger forming the Famous Players Lasky Corporation with capital of 12.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Relief
Modern
Woodmen of America
Epworth League of Wesley Church
Wright Home
Forest Hills Cemetery
Boston
Corliss Street
Leonard Munsey
High St
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Portland
Mae Fultz
Fultz
Montswedy
Oscar Bailey
Harvey T. Bailey
Bowdon
Marshall Merriman
E. W. de Wick
Joseph Desmond
West Somerville
Winfield Wright
Capt
William Riley
D. J. Hathorne
Fred Hathorne
John Carter
Livermore Falls
Jessie Kelley
Small Point
Henry Carlton
John Sheldon
Woodbridge
Jenks
Wallace Reed
Bowles
Bath City
Costello P. Hall
Pearl
Phyllis
H. W. Crocker
George Rice
Grace Lilly
Medford
Milan J. Smith
Searsport
Sargent
Frank Whitlam
Elizabeth Trott
Christine Carleton
Mayberry Eastman
Lynn
G. W. Leonard
G. W. Stinson
Day's Ferry
Hathorne’s Corner
Delmar Trott
Ruth Wight
Winnegance News
Charles B. Williams
Ruth
West Bath
Walter Morse
Dorothy
Parker Head
Morse
John McIntire
J. N. Tibbetts
Ralph
Elbridge Morse
Walter Perry
Riggsville
Thompson Bros. Bath
One Price Clothiers
Philadelphia
Hoseworth
Gonley’s Specialty Store
Margaret One
Sagadahoc
John J. Keegan
George M. Nickerson
Edward B. Nickerson
Bronewinky
Jersey
Seattle
Washington
Mary A. Hawthorne
Maine
Henry Lynch
Sagadahoe
Sath