Phippsburg Church Opens Summer Services With Leader Talk
The first summer service at Phippsburg Congregational Church on Sunday featured Prof. Jerome Davis of West Haven Conn as speaker. He reflected on Europe’s turmoil and urged cautious U.S. policy on the League of Nations while noting wartime veterans' views.
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Phippsburg Congregational Church
Jerome Davis
Eastern Sociological Conference
West Haven
Conp
Europe
Davis
Pres. Wilson
America
League of Nations
Edward Rickenbacker
Mabel Trask
Arlington Street
Boston
Young Peoples Choir
Robert C. Whitehead
Vernon Heights Congregational Church
Mount Vernon
Frank G. Purington
Maria
Paulson
Wynburg
Rock
Mar
Nellie
Phippsburg
Maria S. Paulson
Record Set by Rafton's Queenie in Guernsey Class FF
A two and a half year old Guernsey cow Rafton's Queenie of M. H. 490318 from Richmond tested and owned by Miilay Brothers posted a new record. Under supervision of the agricultural experiment station and announced by The American Guernsey Cattle Cheb the cow produced 10409.9 pounds of milk and 594.5 pounds of butter fat in class FF.
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Guernsey
Rafton
M. H
Richmond
Miilay Brothers
Agricultural Experiment Station
Parker Head Community Notes And Summer Plans
Parker Head residents attended a birthday party for Mrs. Ora Hallett at John Longs home with card games and prizes. Summer plans include Vacation School starting July 15 and local Girl Scout events and suppers in July. Numerous home improvements and visitors passing the season are noted along with a summer church service schedule at Phippsburg Congregational Church.
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William Hallett
William, Jr
John D. Libby
Pred
Earl Lowell
Charles Perry
Leston Harrington
Allie Rollins
Walter Cushing
H. D. Mank
Leslie Logan
Woolwich
John Long
Ora Hallett
Leslie Imgan
Alife Rollins
Parker Head
John Rollins
Morrison Place
Granite Ledge
Ashton Nickerson
Boston
Eileen Crowell
Eleanor Gusshoe
Lorna Nickerson
Ashton Oliver Cottage
Samuel Sternberg
Marilyn
Allan
Arlene Bassett
Edwin M. Wyman
Social and family visits fill a New York return week
Donald Logan returns to New York after a few days with his sister Mrs. Herbert Doughty Jr. and his mother Mrs. Leslie Logan. Other residents like William Hallett and son, Bertha Denningham, Wyman family, Claire Hill, Thelma Huff, Skip Milton, Jean, and Barbara Allard enjoy weekend or Sunday visits with local relatives and friends including the Libby and Rollins households.
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Donald Logan
Santa Elena
New York
Herbert Doughty, Jr
Leslie Logan
William Hallett
William, Jr
Woolwich
Bertha Denningham
West Georgetown
John D. Libby
W. H. Wyman
New Meadows
W. T. Wyman
Claire Hill
Thelma Huff
Wilfred Libby
Elsie Sargent
Local residents enjoy visits and vacation activities across towns
A string of summer visits and social events fill the week from East Boston and Avon to Popham and Small Point. Families including GOMUNS teats, Wyman, Lowell, Haefele, Heald, Farnham, Nickersons and others are enjoying vacations, picnics, birthday parties, and relative visits in town and at cottages along the coast.
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Serge
Olive Deojay
Edward Thomas
Ham Road
Lynette
Caverly
Galen Daley
Earl Lowell
Margaret Wyman
Popham
Small Point
Small Point Beach
Carl Haefele
Avon
Mass
Della Morey
Bert Young
Roger Nickerson
Portland
Melvin Nickerson
South
Parker Head
McIntire Apparent Gains By Ballot Inspection
Inspection of Republican primary ballots in Arrowsic Phippsburg Topsham West Bath and Woolwich shows Raymond McIntire gaining two to six votes over county attorney rival Sherwood Aldrich. Aldrich questions one Topsham ballot. Dunton gains two Bath and one Woolwich after review. Further town inspections, including Bowdoin and Bowdoinham, are planned. Dale trails Dunton by nine on primary night.
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Arrowsie
Phippsburg
Topsham
West Bath
Woolwich
Raymond M. McIntire
Sherwood Aldrich
McIintire
Edward W Bridgham
Ralph O. Dale
Frank O. Dunton
Bath
Dunton
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Dale
Georgetown
Richmond
Local notes list summer jobs and visits across Maine and New England
Personal notes show Pauline Nickerson heading to Squirrel Island for summer work. Families and friends, including the Millers, Cresseys, Hickses, Leachs, Davises, and Munseys, plan visits and vacations in New England and Canada. The Maine Alpine club summit on Baldpate is described as cold and wet. A Red Cross benefit tea at 963 Washington Street will support Bath Relief quota.
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Maine Alpine Club
Baldpate Mountain
Grafton
Fryebrook
Robert Adams
Hartford
Harding
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Bath
American Red Cross
Popham Beach News Highlights Local Cottage Deals
Mrs Adelaide Chadsey buys the Lester Hathaway cottage on the beach and plans to move the garage area to a lot owned by Charles Morse to salvage wreckage for a new cottage. The Fuller cottage is reported a total wreck and near collapse with ongoing public sightseers and fire hazards surfacing. The Popham Beach Improvement Association maps summer plans, tennis court upkeep, a new Sebasco stage passenger service to Bath, and varied local social events across July.
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Adelaide Chadsey Hast
Lester Hathaway
Charles Morse
Morse
Popham
Fuller
Nand
Vernon Mattson
Popham Beach
Bath
Public Utilities Commission
City Hall Square
Beach Side
Ernest Spinney
Rolalot
Louis Gayton
John Perkins
Barbara Rounds
Tobe-Coburm School of Fashion
Rockefeller Plaza
New York City
Miss Rounds
Miss Round
Colby Junior College
Wellesley College
Wayaka
Nancy Rounds
Auburn
Charles Hathaway
Cambridge
Mass
Ray G. Marston
Augusta
Harry Tucker
Elmer Hathaway
Belmont
Dupont
Dorris Westall
Peter Isaacson My
Fred Humphreys
Herbert Harris
Humphrreys
Wyllys Ames
Hyla
Theodore
Lincoln
Upper Montclair
N. J
Rolf Marshe
South Shore
John Mitchell
Newton
Mitchell
George Follette
Naugatuck
Conn
Miramachi
Brunswick
Lee Friedman
Boston
R. P. Hazzard
Gardiner
Pine Point
James Farnham
the Wise Owl
Gnarl Scouts
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Wood Island
Maine Public Health Association to Hold 29th Annual Meeting
The Maine Public Health Association announces its twenty ninth annual meeting at Hotel Atlantis Kennebunk Beach York County on Thursday July 11 with an executive board at 11 am and luncheon at 12:30 pm. Noted speakers include Hon Albert J Stearns and Dr Herbert R Kobes, with discussions on voluntary health agency roles and tuberculosis funding.
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Maine Public Health Association
Hotel Atlantis
Kennebunk Beach
York County
Albert J. Stearns
Norway
Ernest
Munuie
Health and Welfare
Hae
Maine Panic Healh Association
Herbert R. Kobes
State Bureau of Health
Rowr B Jewett
Miternus
Child Health
Moone
National Tuberculosis Association i
Maine
Maine Health Association
Theresa R Anderson
R.N
Alice McGouldrick
Desneiges Martin
Edward Morin on Two Week Vacation with Father
Edward Morin of Standard Oil Co in Elizabeth New Jersey is taking a two week vacation with his father Dr Harry F Morin of Washington Street.
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Edward Morin
Standard Oil Co
Elizabeth, N. J
Harry F Morin
Washington Street
Summer arrivals mark island activity in Westport
Westport residents and visitors from Cambridge Winchester Paxboro Brooksville Woburn Lynn Hamden Everett and other locales arrive to spend the season at island homes Gray cottage Pine Lodge Squam Creek Farm and Harriman farm. Local families host guests and hostesses plan summer activities including a Sunday school for island children.
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J. Louis Doyle
Cambridge
Mass
C. P. Dow
Winchester
Frank Greenleaf
Paxboro
Lawrence C. Highfill
Brooksville
Fla
John B. Harrison
Highfill
Squam Creek Farm
Williams
Mechanic Falls
Bob Walther
Gray Cottage
Walther
Betty Gray
Ethel Fogg
Lynn
Pine Lodge
Annie Jewett
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Melvin Knight
Hyannis
Taylor
Jonas Knight
Carrie Collins
Collins
East Shore
Philip Harriman
Hamden
Conn
Harriman Farm
Daniel MacGillvray
Everett
Brian M. Jewett
Holiday visitors and moves around town noted
Mrs Christine Cutting Beaven of Manchester NH visits her cousin Miss Mildred G Nichols at 740 Washington. Mrs Charlotte Wyman and Mrs Phyllis Mason with Gay move to 71 Green Street. Miss Margaret Cargill and Miss Florence Hall of High Street plan holiday with Mrs Arthur C Shorey at Bridgton Summer home. Elena Bianchi arrives from Framingham to visit Mrs Frederick E Drake on Washington Street. Several couples depart for trips or host holiday guests including Owen J Ledyard and Frank Givin to travel to St Andrews St John and Moncton NB and Byron Blair with Caroline visit Harold R Blair at 1353 Washington Street. Eastham Guild Jr with Newell family on Washington Street for holiday. Mrs J E McAuliffe returns to Newton MA after stay with W P McAuliffe at 62 York Street. Frederick Lovell Jr returns to Brockton MA after Bowdoin College graduation. Mrs Claude S Gillette and children Jona and Thomas plan Friday departure to Pearl Harbor Hawaii after visit with Rupert H Baxter family on Washington Street. Mrs Worthington Stuart of New York arrives for several weeks with Boyd L Bailey on Washington Street. Mrs Bailey’s mother Mrs Arch L Hamilton of Lexington KY had been visiting and returns home.
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Christine Cutting Beaven
Manchester
N. H
Mildred G. Nichols
Washington Street
Charlotte Wyman
Phyllis Mason
Gay
Elm Street
Green Street
Margaret Cargill
Florence Hall
High Street
Arthur C. Shorey
Bridgton
Elena Bianchi
Framingham
Mass
William 8
Brockton, Mass
Charles M. Tubbs
Claude 8. Gillette
Jona
Thomas
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Rupert H. Baxter
Worthington Stuart
New York City
Boyd L. Bailey
Bailey
Arch ‘L. Hamilton
Lexington
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