Popham Week Highlights From Hometown Notes
Phippsburg local column chronicles visits by Mrs Goodwin and son Malcolm in Summer at Dunnels cottage, school closure for summer after Miss Lillian Roderick pneumonia recovery, Grace Church auxiliary house party at Arnold cottage, funeral of James F E Rollins in Parker Head, and townwide fire precautions with forest fires impacting landscapes and road work.
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Mis
Dorit Prateaok
Ayi Panecho
Babe Tai
Cikartis Tee Meiers
Oly Waltiani
Jas
Popheta
Viexvander M. Cutler
Janet Cather
Thithy
Popham
Dunnels Cottage
Goodwin
Clara Richards
Cleveland
George Gould
Bath
Grace Church
Arnold Cottage
Adelaide Dennison
Lilian Mason
Ste Honehtorn
Ethel Cochran
Louise Hill
Helen Trott
Miriam
Ruth Adams Maude
Florence Seymour
James FE. Rollins
Philpsburg
Parker Head
B. P. Brown
Haydn Quartette
Spall
Edward Wyman
William H. Daley
William Cushing
Lafayette Oliver
Virginia
Petition Denial Keeps Winnesance Bridge Change Unlikely
Reporter notes War Department review of petitions from George Rogers and others over Winnesance Creek mouth bridge. Lt. Col. Craig Hill states navigation benefits do not justify altering Bath and Phippsburg bridge, and recommends forwarding to the War Department with an adverse recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George IL. Rogers
Myra E. Rogers
Secretary of War
Winnesance Creek
Bath
Phippsburg
War Department
Real estate transfers recorded at the court house
The week’s transfers include Fred Doughty to John and Hyde in Bath and Clara E Crosby to Manley Rowe in Georgetown. Additional parcels change hands in Phippsburg Bowdoin Bath Woolwich Topsham and Georgetown among numerous buyers and sellers including Harris, Marston, Higgins, and the New England Telegraph and Teles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Fred Doughty
John & Hyde
Bath
Clara’ E Crosby
Manley Rowe
Georgetown
Charlotte C. Ortiz
Lizzie J. I. Marston
Phippsburg
William JD. Hutchins
Ruth L. Fish
Bowdoin
John L. Evans
John EF. Clary
Lillian A. Williams
Daniel H. Higgins
Topsham
Jane M. Olyer Et Als
Wiewellsn
J. Oliver
Augustus Palmer
Wm. B. Palmer Eteal
Local residents and visitors noted in town highlights
Mrs. Fannie Williams visits her son Charles and family while Clara Gilpatrick and Bertha McGraw attend Lisbon Falls. William Coffin from Brunswies joins highway work and local farmers plan activities this week. Archie Scrivens from Dyde Park Miss. expected home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Curtis of Lisbon Drails stay with Clarence and Sandir Smith. Mrs. Were Curtis and Corrie Gray travel to Augusta. Mae inde Alitsy slitines Nose of Iois bon Center visits relatives. Merritt Richer of Durham visits the area. Mrs. Hulda Denham and son Herbert visit a sister. Mrs. Chandler of Bannwith stays with A. M. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Go Morse
Toble
Ancosta
Lillian McCutcheon
Lewiston Central Telephone — Office
Joseph B. MacCutchevon
Nancy Hunt
Eugene Winslow
Norwood
Mass
Bessie Hunt
Portsmouth
Edgar Williams
Idadunt
Ene
Newton
PTC
Aigl
Witinevanee Bridge
Archie Scrivens
Dyde Park
Albert Curtis
Lisbon
Clarence Smith
Sandir
Were Curtis
Corrie Gray
Augusta
Mae
Ioisbon Center
Simday
Merritt Richer
Durham
George Cirtis
Hulda Denham and Son
Wisbeney
Miss Annie Tarbox Returns From Pratt Institute Tour
Miss Annie R Tarbox arrives home from Brooklyn New York where she attended Pratt Institute. She visited Meriden Springfield Dorchester and Woodfords along the way. Her brother Ronald is due home early this month. He has been recovering from a serious illness in Kingston Massachusetts at the Red Cottage for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie R. Tarbox
Brooklyn
N.Y
Pratt's Institute
Meriden
Springfield
Dorchester
Woodfords
Ronald
Kingston
Mass
Red Cottage
New Ruching and Folds in White and Color Fabrics
New ruching and fold designs appear in white and colored fabrics offered at department stores. Styles feature gathered textures, soft draping, and versatile trims suitable for blouses dresses and skirts.
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Foyreets
George
Lyman Oliver
Poypham Beach
Popham Beach
Charles Fo Hathiuway
Combitdee
Thoths
Suapin
Dan
Ali
Frank Beach
Abiss
Chitopos
Fife
Eles
Pier Ee OF
McCommie Hk
Werthort
Center
Keyrt Yates
Lillian Roderick
Bath City Hospital
Bettina
Charles Neve
Bowker
Colfeotar Crearge
Pousti
Cyrtis
Famil
Boston
Curtis
Hundson Sey
Wisseter
Small Point
Stendiay
Pophiaie
Teorke Sprague
J. Bradford Sprague
William
Oliver
Grace Dickinson
Pittsfield
Roland Eaton
Maine Central Institute
Thesdas
Sebasco Tates
Mathie
Nicquippa Lodge
Weber
Pye
N. OW Taton
Dis Cerne
Christopha Gaitbert
John Ho Pease
Wallace II. Hatch
Ruth
Stanley
James H. Cutting
Society Hall
Winnegance News
Col. Craighill
Winnegance Bridge
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Rockport
George Williams
Old Ladies
Sybil Hondlette
Dresden
Davelier
Willian Hamacher
Winnesaneee
Winnesance
Wis Caisse Eres
Independent
Fred
Coombs
Independert
Cordini
Eleanor Morse
Phippsquaie Center
Farmington
Sit
State Normal
North Street
Williams
Harry Williams
Appleton
Bay Point
Edward Tnt
NES Menritte
Ole Echim
Harrs Williams
Elmer
Wistreet
Nueistus Goold
Thomaston
Mifest O
Mps
Seymour
Hayden
Eugene Knight
Owite
Westport
Elizabeth Moore
Waltham
Nie den
Vinnie Ackins
Mione General Hospital
Larrabee
F. L. Staples
Winnesance Bridge
William E. Craighill
Corps of Engineers
Engineer
Portland
Harry
Fannie Williams
Charles
Clara Gilpatrick
Bertha McGraw
Lisbon Falls
William Coffin
Brunswies With
Fish
Fletcher
James EF. Willi Co
Brunswick
Dept
Ders
Cient
Vador
Seth
Jon Your
Fidelity Trust Company
Monument SQ
Exchange ST
Maine
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